Two very similar windows, two very similar buildings. They're right next to each other, so what's so difficult? Why is one wall dark and the other light? I bet the one on the left has no idea what the one on the right is thinking. And they've been next to each other for SO long. They don't even view the same things in the same way. So close, and yet so distinctly different.
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I bet the one on the left doesn't even look at the one on the right. They've been next to each other for so long, but that hardly accounts for anything. You don't just understand something becuase you are next to it, or similar to it or different from it. You understand something by engaging in it. Maybe the one on the right is dark because the one on the left is standing in all the light. Yes they are close, and will probably stay distinctly different.
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