let x = love; let y = fear; let z = lack of fear.
This statement is basically saying:
x = z; y = x; => y = z; => We fear the lack of fear.
Sorry but that quote is basically 90% redundant, with x ("love") being a trivial parametric, eliminatable variable.
Logic is just one of the ways humans think. And often enough not the most powerful, because it is based on abstractions that are arbitrary artefacts of our minds.
let x = love; let y = fear; let z = lack of fear.
This statement is basically saying:
x = z; y = x; => y = z; => We fear the lack of fear.
Sorry but that quote is basically 90% redundant, with x ("love") being a trivial parametric, eliminatable variable.