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This is everywhere not just major newspapers. I experience it frequently in verbal conversation. There is solipsistic change taking place in discourse were peo

This is everywhere not just major newspapers. I experience it frequently in verbal conversation. There is solipsistic change taking place in discourse were people assume you already have their knowledge in your head. It's to the point where I have to play 24 question and then summarize the story to include all the facts to make sure I have it correct. Totally possible I'm the strange one and see ambiguity where others do not.

sunopener 6y ago
Oh... I could have sworn the "solipsistic change taking place in discourse" was that no one truly knows anything, that we're all just making shit up and stacking the shit into empires--indulging the pastime of 'bullshit-science' because we're afraid to admit we "don't know" and that ultimately the only thing we are in control of regarding knowledge is that of completely letting go of control. When you think about it, we don't even know what knowledge is--what is it to posses (can it even be possessed?) the 'essence of knowledge'? Kinda makes you wonder if knowledge is nothing but the 'spiralcy study' of inevitable and ineffable Death--If all was known, could we really claim anything was ever truly alive?