25. A Circle, But A Spiral.

Neglecting the past is a dangerous game to play. When you do so, you’re at risk of a fixed cycle, otherwise known as a two-dimensional circle. You've looked at this circle your whole life, seeing its line become darker, thicker, coarser. So, what if you never get to realize that this circle is not a circle but a three-dimensional spiral? You see, your whole life, you’ve looked at this spiral from the top surface, and this angle has only been showing you a circle that never seizes to bloat. You’ll never realize that this “circle” has more to offer than you thought it could: a point of origin, a direction. How will you ever learn why your line progresses the way it does? You’ll always believe in a fallacy, a two-dimensional world of circles. When will you ever see your majestic spiral?