I had a brief love affair with Heidegger a few months back, and
   was very inspirational to me. It was nice to have a Philosopher
   validate the "completeness of something" at the
   conceptualization of it... and that the process, while
   interesting, can almost be irrelevant to the validity of
   authenticity.

   Wait - no not irrelevent. Strike that. The process and the doing
   and the becoming, the done and the conceptualizing and the doer
   are all one thing.

   Future me exists already. Past me exists already. Current me
   exists already. Yet, we make choices; not fixed at all.

   He may have enamored the "future pulls you towards itself" a bit
   much but well, somebody had to get the ball rolling, and I'm
   glad he did. meh. - I can never say it right. Brain scans shows
   that our conception of self when we hold a hammer extends around
   the hammer. The tool becomes us. We become the tool. The
   separation isn't there in the brain. Cool to have Heidegger
   validated by scans