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In this session Ron covers topics related to perception of entities, similarity as less-difference and looking for the unchanging.
Another subject of discussion has to do with the persisting nature of consciousness and understanding regularity through logic.
Ron makes the point and explains that interaction is more fundamental than action.
There is a brief discussion of the law of identity in respect to entities acting in persistent way according to their nature.
Focusing on our object of awareness at a certain time.
Using intermodal perception to help continuous flow of one's object of awareness.
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