How do you interpret this quote?

[nadeem]

Hi everyone,

As the headline says, how do you interpret this

We aren't different from each other, but distant from each other.

What does this sentence say to you and do you agree with that message?

Nadeem.

[phoenix1]

peace

it doesn't make any sense to me.
Different or distant from what?

[nadeem]

I changed it a little bit, does it make sense now?

[mquran]

Nadeem, do you read Camus or Sartre ?

[bmbmm]

Electrons are not different from each other but they are distant from each other lol . Please tell us Nadeem what you are trying to say?

[nadeem]

Hi Mquran,

I haven't yet, but I plan to. I've read some of socrates work, just some, and then some of descartes.

I'm amazed of how these guys think. How observant they are.

But, why do you ask?

Nadeem.

[nadeem]

Hi Bmbmm,

Great interpretation in the light of physics. Applaude!

Not the one i thought, but still -)

Nadeem.

[mquran]

I haven't yet, but I plan to. I've read some of socrates work, just some, and then some of descartes.

I'm amazed of how these guys think. How observant they are.

But, why do you ask?

I ask because the bleak, meaninglessness of life which they experience echoes what you've said above. Congratulations on reading philosophy. Philosophy stimulates the questions which al-quraan will then answer.

[nadeem]

Hi brother Mquran,

Thanks,

To be honest, I approach the quran as if it was a philosophy. That's the best method I know.

By the way, have you heard of Osho?

Nadeem.

[mquran]

To be honest, I approach the quran as if it was a philosophy. That's the best method I know.

I feel the only reason al-quraan isn't 'allowed' in the field of philosophy is that it would blow apart current philosophical trends.

By the way, have you heard of Osho?

I read 'sex and the superconsciousness' about 14 years ago. Its the only book of his i've read.