I really enjoy this observation. It's the same sort of hermenutic that plagues armchair historians who don't look at primary sources and instead rely on the lim

I really enjoy this observation. It's the same sort of hermenutic that plagues armchair historians who don't look at primary sources and instead rely on the limited palette of the people who they either agree with or look up to. Observing something through several layers of abstraction hardly provides the most accurate picture.