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Most of us carry one unexamined assumption: that I am one thing and everyone else is another. The Illusion of the Other takes that single line — the border between self and other — and works through it step by step: why we experience ourselves as separate, what that separation costs, how compassion turns out to be rational rather than sentimental, and what a person actually is once the line is gone. It asks you to believe nothing in advance. There are no equations and no specialist vocabulary, only a sequence of small, hard-to-deny observations that leave you somewhere you didn’t expect to arrive. If you read only one of these books, begin here.
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