Is true isolation as unattainable as true randomness?

';True'; as in approaching --------%26gt; ';Absolute';.Is true isolation as unattainable as true randomness?
I wish I could hear Helen Keller's answer to this question. I think she would say that it is not attainable, and not to be desired.Is true isolation as unattainable as true randomness?
true isolation, psychologically attainable but not physically...


true randomness, no.
Great question!!





There is no two in reality...... that is to say that two real things can not be the same absolutely.......wouldn't that mean absolute isolation is the reality? Food for thought, I believe!!
true isolation-unattainable. true randomness-is attainable
Why is true randomness unattainable? Both zen masters and existentialists are quite sure existence in entirely random. Scientist working on Chaos theory and fuzzy logic might agree. Is it because, we, as human beings, are pattern seekers? Because we construct connections where they may not exist? In that case, yes, true isolation would be impossible. Because even if you blind yourself, go deaf, and cut yourself off from all other sensory input, you would still carry in your mind all the people you've known. And if you knew no one, you would come up with some.
I don't believe in absolute!





I if you do then there is no hope!





No hope, no dream, no dream your dead!