Spinning Mirrors (Circular Reasoning)

The circular reasoning fallacy occurs when the premise and conclusion support each other in a loop, providing no independent justification. For example, “God exists because the Bible says so, and the Bible is true because it’s God’s word.” The argument goes in circles without external proof. ‘Spinning Mirrors (Circular Reasoning)’ expresses this by using repeating patterns and mirrored images in music and lyrics, symbolizing the endless and unproductive nature of circular arguments.

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Words turn and circle, never set
Reason wrapped in silhouette
Answers echo from the start
Questions spinning, play their part
“Truth is true — because it’s true
The circle closes, nothing new”
Certainty built on mirrored glass
Every endpoint bound to the past
Thoughts return, the lines repeat
Logic folded, incomplete
Break the chain, search the sound
Find where reason’s lost and found
Step outside the mirrored hall
See what stands when cycles fall