Our body behaves in ways that are clearly out of our own command. We partially assist our own actions as spectators while trying to gain control.

Two instances in a single object.

The problem is neither new or original. We define "self" by our physical body, by our conscience by memories and thoughts.

Entropy increases when we start formulating meta-hypothesis and arguing against logic using logic itself. But nature is minimalist therefore such behavior should have an utility even if its not clear at first instance.

It is said that I think too much, which is true. But as true as it is, I never found no one who would show me the advantages of non-thinking. Actually I say that when someone gets to do it, he will do exactly the contrary of what he's advocating because he will be arguing, and for that he had to think a lot.

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