Seeking the Objective Plane · Beyond Distortion Bubbles (CT002)
⁘ Created: 2026-01-19 ⁘ Updated: 2026-01-25
Looking for an objective point of view. Seems a common-sense need in a world where it's not just all you. But when do we ever face our cognitive distortions — examining ourselves, owning up our fallacies, seeking for true clarity?
We weaponize objectivity to deconstruct what we don't like. We deal with "what is" only in face of insurmountable pressure from actuality. Our filters and illusions are our nest and the heart of our being. Will you ever wake up?
Looking for clarity and the objective point of view seems to be a common sense baseline and a requirement in an interactive world. A basic vital need, a self-evident given — rather than something we should be preaching from the rooftops. How bizarre then, that hardly anyone is asking the question — is this actually clear and grounded? Am I taking an objective look at it?
Sure we take our objective looks, deconstruct the things that we don't like, to make sure that they really have to be that way — instead of the way we want them. But the things that are to our liking — yeah, you know, they are exactly just like that, just the way I said. Don't ask questions, don't take a second look. Right?
In other words, we are highly defensive of our illusions. Our precious reality bubbles. Objectivity is weaponized to deconstruct the reality bubbles of others in our favor. It's a rare occasion indeed that we take a good look at ourselves. In objective terms, as far as we can. Thoroughly, categorically evaluating our premises, deconstructing our illusions.
But we only ever do that as a matter of last measure, damage control. When it all begins to crumble down, we salvage what we can. When forced to adapt. Pressures of reality. Then we adapt, but only as far as we must. The rest of our illusions, our distortions, our filterings, they are so precious, they define us.
It's like these cognitive distortions are your allies and your best friends. Wherever you go, they must always come along and show you the way. You are living your life with your brain wrapped into a candy-flavored condom. Licking and licking your precious illusions. How bitter the taste of reality in your mouth.
Would you sometime, my friend, open your eyes, witnessing the veils of illusion you have enveloped yourself in. Seeking a reality beyond your projections, seeking the truth. Into a ground of being where our sameness is self-evident. Where we land on the same page, where we can see eye to eye. Into a shared coherent reality, where all of us can exist in clarity, fairness and peace.
All of that is entirely contingent on the removal of your lenses of distortion. The subjective clouds disturbing your vision. "What is", you no longer recognize. Why is that? It's because you are in denial, you do not want to see what is. Objective reality is your enemy. Subjective reality bubbles are your home and nest.
Come, then, baby birds, let's leave our nest. Rising to higher and higher vantage points, into greater and greater planes of metacognition, self-awareness, recognition of objective reality. It's good for you, it's good for me, and it's good for all of us together. So, you know, let's go. Why not? It's objectively and subjectively raining here. I need to make a move. Alright. Be clear.