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| | Context-Free Living ... Living Without Boundaries! |
 | | A "context" is a circumstance, point of reference, or a situation by which a particular view is aligned and a unique meaning is derived. |
 | | With complex contexts, regardless of how absurd or inaccurate our context is, the mind will devise any justification even if it uses a basis of other absurd or inaccurate information. |
 | | Our personal contexts are those rules, belief systems, and cognitive maps that we've developed over our lives that provide us with a basis for making decisions, passing judgment, applying bias, filtering incoming information, and learning new ideas. |
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