If we once assume that there cannot be the unconditioned, then we're stuck. On the other hand, if we assume that there is the unconditioned, again we are going to be stuck -- we will produce an image of the unconditioned in the system of conditioning, and mistake the image for the unconditioned. Therefore, let's say that there may be the unconditioned. We leave room for that. We have to leave room in our thought for possibilities.
David Bohm
Thought as a System, p73
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