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"[Alan Watts speech about Meaninglessness:] No, no, it's none of that; it's something you forgotten, everybody has forgotten something. You left it out, you just missed it. And so, I can bring this out, what you forgotten, if I ask you: "Who are you?".Well, you say "I'm Paul Jones" or whatever your name happens to be. I say oh no, don't give me that stuff. "Who are you really?", "I'm just me! No-I-don't give me that; I-I don't want to hear all that nonsense, you're-you're playing a trick on me!". "Really, deep down, who are you?". Well that's the thing to find out. That's the thing that's been forgotten. See, that's the underside of the tapestry; the thing that's been left out.

Because what we are carefully taught to ignore is that everyone of us fundamentally, deep down inside, let's put it that way, is an act of, a function of, a performance of, a manifestation of, The Works."

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"[Andy Kaufman's sister from "Andy And His Grandmother":] I think you should straighten up a little bit; I think you should-I-I think, you know, you should-you should, look at yourself in the mirror sometimes, and say, "Look, what am I doing? W-Why am I this way?". You know, I-I-you need t-you know you need a kick in the ass once in a while; and lately, you-you-you really needed it, and I-I worry-I-I mean it-I worry about you; maybe it's all a goof, and you're just goofing, when you're acting this way. I don't know why you're doing it, but it's not good, and it's not healthy-it's not right."