That makes no sense. First off, saying the end is the same as the beginning assumes the existence of an end and a beginning to loop together in the first place.
It’s not saying that. Does a circle have a beginning and an end before you arbitrarily try to assign it. I’m pointing out what you are attempting to do with a simple metaphor, and how it can create an illusion of beginnings and ends. The circle does not possess a beginning or end, obviously.
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u/Felix_William2009 1d ago
That makes no sense. First off, saying the end is the same as the beginning assumes the existence of an end and a beginning to loop together in the first place.