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OURABOROS symbolizing the cyclicity of life. The rebirth.

Pretty much ENFP summed up!

Graffiti, Barcelona, June 2015, artist unknown, photographer me.

John Barth “Lost in the Funhouse” (1968) “You think you’re yourself, but there are other persons in you”

Oxymoron (plural Oxymora or Oxymorons): places side by side two contradictory concepts (by an accident or in order to form a paradox). Examples: “Organized mess”, “Origical copy” (From Jonathan Safran Foer’s Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close), and “Dark Light”.

Paradox of the Implied Author: While the Implied Author guides the readers approach towards the text (makes him aware of the norms within a book), he is, at the same time, a creation that emerges from the text and the reader

Every uphill that you will face turns into a downhill at some point of your life, but remember - this applies to downhills too!

Code-talker paradox: How can a language both enable communication and block communication?

Katso Maisemaa by Regina