Faking It for Real‪.‬

[T]he greatest wizard (Novalis inemorably wrote) would be he who would cast a spell over himself to the point of taking his own phantasmagorias as autonomous appearances. Would not this be our case?" l conjecture that it is. We (the undivided divinity that operates within us) have dreamt the world. IV% have dreamt it as solid, mysterious, visible, ubiquitous in slice and stable in time; but in its architecture we have allowed tenuous and eternal interstices of unreason in order to know that it is false. (1) Jorge Luis Borges, "Avatars of the Tortoise"