We are all those things we can not imagine.

[Reciprocality]

Something is more real than our imagination, without which we would not have an imagination or even identify something as imagination, that real thing is what we are and we are never able to imagine it.

 

This is the necessary weakness and frailty individuals must have for them to evolve to be dependent on groups and without which the species could not stand sufficiently strong together. The strength of civilisation would never happen without the weakness of not being able to imagine oneself and instead only ever being able to be oneself (which is what we call reality).

[Reciprocality]

To try to compensate for this weakness there is only one possible method and we have engaged in it our whole life, it is to abstract from our experience of others characteristics which we embody until we have a sufficiently strong imagination of it, sees it for what it is and no longer fit into it. (we can not fit into a portion of ourself forever)