Now as to my ignorance, it is clear that this piece of living art that i call a blog has gone over your head. You see what I am trying to do here is to create an advanced metanarative that reflects on the hegelian dialaectic that is felt between how we at the same time observe the world and how our computers seemingly observe us. This dual “gaze” is also reflected in the dynamic felt between a westerner in China and the Chinese observering that Foriegner. I use unorthodox spellings and a subversive voice in order to create a feeling of uneasiness and uncaniness in the reader. This will force them to feel the gaze of the collective as they see the collective as the other. But if you are outside the collective, you are the other itself.

But I wouldn’t expect the person who wrote this sentence, “Love in China is never pure love (like the love existed between Jack and Kate in Titanic),” to be able to understand that. Anyway next time you need some LAC let me know.