Miscellaneous #7

- There may be hierarchies, but not everything is graded - beware of the idea of hierarchies

- If there is a need for institutional education, it is not education, it is domestication

- Hierarchy is a discriminatory stare

- The gaze is a feeling, we always discuss the object of the gaze, it doesn't matter who is staring, because everyone finds their place in the gaze, or tries to bring it into the gaze

- Take a look, and then there is a clear picture of hierarchy, first of all, you have to reflect, does this picture exist?

- Once the picture is accepted unanimously, it is equivalent to completing the gaze together, and the stared object becomes the so-called "real"

- The "squinting" that Zizek said may be a gesture of dispelling the gaze

- Once we fall into this "I only need to complete my current level requirements" hierarchy - then we lose a lot of options

- resist

- - Of course, everything has to be based on reality

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