To understand Truth, you must understand your own morality.   To
   do so, you must understand another person, alive, dead, real and
   fictional alike, as much as you wish and you must, for some
   period of contemplation, become them.   Ask yourself: "Why did I
   think those things?" "Why did I do those things?" "How did I
   become what I became?" not to discover who you're NOT, but to
   discover who you are. Everything you are flows from who you are.
   You are every person you understand, in some measure. You are
   every person you don't understand, in some measure.   "Who I am
   not" is the worst deception, for that's also a part of who you
   are. It is a level beyond Empathy. You must first agree and
   understand.* "Why did I say and do such things and ideas?"
   before you can rightly say, "I disagree with myself here." It is
   not enough to say, "I would not have said that!"* I could not
   have been that person!* I disagree with you!", rather: You *did*
   say that. You *did* do that. You *are* that person. You once
   agreed with yourself.* Understand why you disagree with yourself
   now.* Why did you JUST change your mind? Theirs is Yours.* You
   are They as much as You are You. -Kenneth Udut, 12-23-2014