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...same concept again. The resulting loop, though, isn’t like most loops caused by self-reference, since there’s no feedback as in a noisy heavy metal performance or an infinite corridor of TV screens on videotape. So consciousness isn’t a regular loop; it’s a strange loop.Meanwhile, while presenting arguments of logic, clever bits of analogy here and there add up to reveal that the book itself is more than just a friendly essay: everywhere you turn, “Strange Loop” is drawing back on itself...
...regular day walking through Harvard Square, there are plenty of things to notice. You can peak into Harvard Yard and look at the historic John Harvard statue. You can also visit restaurants, such as Felipe’s and Boloco. If you want a few books, you can visit the COOP. There’s something else that you’re bound to find in this area as well: homeless people...
...It’s no secret to Harvard students that there are homeless people in the Square. They can be seen sleeping outside of the COOP, asking for money outside of CVS, or hanging out close the train stop. Walking past homeless people has become a regular part of our Harvard lives...
...Though I see homeless people on a regular basis, I still have not become desensitized to their plight. I still feel awkward when they ask me for money and I am not able to give. I feel a certain tension when I walk past them, wanting to help them, but knowing that I can’t take away their problems by simply giving them some spare change...
...This has not been easy for me. Looking at them as regular people makes me feel their pain more acutely. While I complain about papers and problem sets that I may have to do, they are out on the streets begging for change. Nobody wants to do that...