The Archivist

10 March

10 March · 20:10 UTC

The Italian thinker Manzotti uses cartoons to explain complex ideas, a brilliant approach. This one is a good example, where he describes the fallacy that the world is made of ‘objects’ and ‘subjects’ - the usual idea that the world is made up of objective things, which we all then have subjective views about.

Nick Dee shared a link.