Your second paragraph has to be the single best account I've ever read of my own view. Kudos for nailing it so well yet so concisely. (note: which isn't to say

Your second paragraph has to be the single best account I've ever read of my own view. Kudos for nailing it so well yet so concisely. (note: which isn't to say that it's easy to avoid perception- or value-induced biases, nor that it's possible (yet, or ever) to describe all of reality in strictly logical terms; as such philosophers may paint extremely subjective characterization of models that could otherwise be better generalized in more neutral terms.) It's like if Einstein said "gravity is oppressing spacetime": assigning intent beyond mere behavior of large informal human groups ("the rich", "the 1%", "workers", "mothers", etc) is a slippery slope down hubris-bias road, de-elevating the science in favor of perception.