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Fragmentation


And there man lay, but not in one I tell you! But of many, many, and many more. For what is man when only one to comprehend. But what is man for many to comprehend. Which do we hold true to ourselves, for what makes us if that us is just another. How are we who we are, if we cannot comprehend which are we are. We are but a fraction of who we are, and nothing more.
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Highly abstract philosophical inquiry into identity and consciousness multiplicity

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Dense conceptual stacking; many interconnected ideas compressed into single block

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Existentially troubled; questions identity fragmentation with resigned conclusion

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Urgent repetitive questioning creates momentum despite meditative prose-like structure

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Single compressed prose block; minimal line breaks, approximately 65 words

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Minimal ornamentation; mostly declarative philosophical assertions with one metaphor

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