It is becoming offensively dopey, the unrelenting attack I've experienced my whole life, on subjective knowledge structures, coming primarily from Americans (an

It is becoming offensively dopey, the unrelenting attack I've experienced my whole life, on subjective knowledge structures, coming primarily from Americans (and a little bit from Germans). This dopey attack is an absolute masterclass in throwing out the baby with the bathwater. Modern electronics as an entire category is hamstrung by it's love of (and power of) objective knowledge structures. It would be much more pleasant if every single discussion about the future of electronics was not lead by more-of-the-same Harvard types whom cannot know higher structures than a koral reef. This persecution of higher ways of knowing (and categorical imperatives) leaves me extremely standoffish and anxious about the sharing of conscious and invisible ideas, with the Western public at large. America and CyberSecurity are doing their darndest (in effect, not intent), to drag the highest into the lowest. In essence, the West has tilted itself towards permanent close-minded-ness. Maybe that's good, I don't know (I don't want to know). The future will not be with those who persecute higher knowledge, that is guarenteed.