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The difference between I and Me in point-i is that the distinction is the error, "existence" and specifically "agency" as the one doing and the one being done, namely that I is the subject and Me is the object.
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Yes, as the error "existence," me is the world and I is its place in the world.
re. 0726—Humanification is the compounding of the error, "existence."
I is anything as its universal necessarily mystical unity incompletely defined (subjective) place in the world. In its agentive capacity it is hierarchically autocratically steeped and riddled with functional and dysfunctional junkie fallacy, zombie self-deception and mental disorder in maintenance of what is its own conveniently [Hegelian] absolute absence as if its dynamic (pneumatic or psychic) existence.
* Anything thereby anyone, for I and me apply to all things in a humanified and transhumanified world.
** Humanification is like personification.
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The above for your attention Cadell Last. Note the point that "existence" is conveniently absent from the point-i that word is and thus subject (pronoun I and object pronoun me) to the infinitely mendacious autocratic opportunism of "transition" as its flowing method of "transcendence."
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An important point is that the integrational aspect of the derivative displacement, namely absement, is the form of the error "existence," namely its absolute absence for esoteric mysticism. Therefore the Hegelian impulse is truly inverted. It is sheer "existence," which is the error that is the mayhem.
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Relevant Zeno, Russell and Gödel inverted for the unity paradox and incompleteness of the error "existence" as the mayhem.
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The hydraulophone, reflecting the explanation "existence" as the chronic distortion of meaning (word).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=deyHTDSg5BQ
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The observer is the chronic origin of the bullshit, "existence."
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The proliferation of third person pronouns is metastatic death, i.e., transsexualism or transhumanism as if absolute knowing.
"Metastasis is a multi-step process encompassing the (i) local infiltration of tumor cells into the adjacent tissue, (ii) transendothelial migration of cancer cells into vessels known as intravasation, (iii) survival in the circulatory system, (iv) extravasation and (v) subsequent proliferation in competent organs leading to colonization." — Chambers A.F., Groom A.C., MacDonald I.C. Dissemination and growth of cancer cells in metastatic sites. Nat. Rev. Cancer. 2002; 563–572.
