There is no intention to correct you. Your trouble and mine is that we are trying to behave correctly, as one should, at the cost of quenching, with our own consent, our individuality. In the end we do not know what we want, to the point of believing that what we are doing is what we really want to do; moreover the annoying status quo becomes more attractive to us than what we believe or say that we want. An obvious solution is to preoccupy ourselves not with what we do but how we do it. The “how” is the hallmark of our individuality; it is an inquiry into the process of acting. If we look at
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