The line between
manufacture and observation is very thin, as you well realize by
now—for indeed manufacture is the operative, global term while
observation is the placative, while-for-innocence term.
For in one sense we somehow maintain
our innocence in multiple situations if we believe we did not
participate, but only observed.
The observer in you as a nonparticipant
is at the crux of something very catalytic in making the manufactured
observed. My point: to observe, you must manufacture, and to
manufacture, you must observe.
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