[grey_whiskers]

'I' is an object, another 'other'. We might let an accident of language distract us from objective truth. Does the structure of the language dictate how we perceive the world?

Several big topics here...

1. To yourself you need NOT be an object, unless you introspect.
2. The structure of language can dictate how we perceive the world, see "pro-choice" vs. "pro-life" or Orwell's 1984 for details ("Crimethink!")
3. The structure of language may reflect pre-existing perceptions of the world, see "logical positivism", Noam Chomsky, or any college philosophy department :-(

Cheers!

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[RightWhale]

Lacanians together toward the future!