Others are Ourselves
It gives us credibility, first towards ourselves and then towards others. Very often we find that others are ourselves. In fact, we find ourselves reflecting on how those who, in various work, study and relationship situations, would think we had the opportunity to confront each other. We then discover that in us there is not a single and unique reality of listening, comparison and criticism, but many realities from which thoughts, ideas, suggestions are born as much as we try to give shape in writing.
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