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Life is difficult even without imposing your own neuroses on the people around you.
But then they aren't even imposed, we are open taps that seek connection, understanding, respect, love.
If neurosis is born from the need for connection, understanding, respect, love, can the opposite also be true?
Can the need for connection, understanding, respect, love be born from the presence of neurosis?
So, even more important: which comes first, the egg or the chicken?
And as the chicken descends from the T-rex: which comes first, the T-rex egg or the T-rex?
Below are the answers:
The need for connection, understanding, respect, love is intrinsically human, and some paths to fulfilling it generate neurosis. Neurosis, however, generates the need itself for connection, understanding, respect, love, so it makes little sense to ask which comes first (the need!) when the two elements feed each other once they come into contact.
On the egg or the chicken, the egg comes first.
On the T-rex egg and the T-rex, the T-rex egg wins.
If the placenta is a form of egg inherited from our non-mammalian ancestors, then the placenta comes before the need for connection, understanding, respect, love.
The egg always wins.
The egg is good.
The egg is healthy.
The egg.
Eat one.

Regards,
great thinker