An essay on what we know but do not believe. First published in The Missouri Review, Summer 2026. If you have not read it yet, I've cut it into weekly parts short enough to read in one sitting.
Interesting. I will say this. You did make me think past the reflexive denial.
Do you wash your hands, or do they wash each other?
You tell me. If I say I wash my hands that is an argument for free will? If I say they wash each other I am corrupting language?
Hint: The question is about identity of consciousness.
Interesting. I will say this. You did make me think past the reflexive denial.
Do you wash your hands, or do they wash each other?
You tell me. If I say I wash my hands that is an argument for free will? If I say they wash each other I am corrupting language?
Hint: The question is about identity of consciousness.