#RSCREW Doubt - "I am absolute not relative." - "My doubt is absolute, but not relative." - "My doubt is both absolute and relative." - "The most beautiful doubt is doubting myself." "I am absolute not relative" Because I doubt, I secure a unique place for myself in the universe. My uniqueness affirms my place in the universe. This place of mine in the universe is absolute, making me non-relative in the cosmos. *Place. Something uniquely mine in the universe. Individuality. The birth of individuality adds something (a wave) +1 to the universe. That +1 is my position.* "My doubt is absolute but not relative." Because my doubt is absolute, my individuality, which originates from my doubt, establishes my place in the universe as absolute and not relative. "My doubt is both absolute and relative." However, doubt can sometimes be relative. Despite my absolute individuality in the universe, the reason I often "feel" and live as just another person, another human, another being on Earth in most of my life, is because doubt is relative. "The most beautiful doubt is doubting myself." Doubting myself is the foundation and the starting point for this sacred cosmic act of establishing my place and individuality in the universe. It involves doubting my entire worldview, the breadth and limits of my perception, and imagination of the universe. Nietzsche's concept of the Übermensch (superhuman). To transcend myself, I must first doubt myself. That is the starting point. Doubting myself is the absolute condition at the beginning of the journey towards becoming the Übermensch. The absoluteness of doubt. Therefore, the most beautiful doubt is doubting myself.