that's one of the reasons that i don't "think" that **** sapiens exists... it seems that from dementia praecox's evolution into schiozophrenia has allowed a poetic evolution of spreschen... you can write subjectivity and subjectivity, completely devoid of polar attitudes as to how the word is accomplished in a sentence... but in terms of objectivity? you always tend to side with the people who cite "objectivity", i.e. third party narrators... these this precursor stress for a necessity of ambiguity... ****'s sake, like inverting a caron into a circumflex... ^ > < ? the ****? yeah... manga why wasn't it ever > < _ ? ob. human
animal sub.
if there's a subconsciousness, surely, given the prefix-rule, there must also be an obconsciousness... that's ******* with my mind right now... but, after all, there's the categorical foundation... we already have puritan objectivity... it's called physics... dynamic (ɔ) - an "invisible" hand: ball (p) smacks against ball (b) and you have the dynamic (c), i.e. ball (p) stops moving, and ball (b) moves from the interaction. journalism isn't a science, you can't be objective as such, you don't have the safety of a lab. slothing away at some mundane experiment... in journalism you only have 1 chance... you don't get to compare within the concept of heidegger's dasein... you're there, be a ******* journalist! objectivity to me is a myth of pompous brats who really want to reach the apathetic potential of a psychopath; that's all they're doing, imitating psychopathy; and might i add? very poorly... the ultimate psychopaths, i.e. giving the most objective: oops? the manhattan project... so yeah... "objectively" speaking i'm a late cousin of harambe (the gorilla)... but subjectively i'm equipped with the ability to write, something like this, rather than reduce myself to a rainbow onomatopoeia of syllables, imitating a human coughing or sneezing or laughing, rather than a gorilla intimidating a contender for his abode and harem.