Something Or Other: A Little Curiosity About A Poetics<>Aesthetics Reconstruction.
There are three basic problems with models. The first one is that to be a model it has to have very well-defined boundaries, which will end up making everything and everyone that the model does not involve be considered unbalanced, abnormal, incorrect or impure.The second is, as a consequence, the danger of the diagnosis, not in itself, but in the model of subliminal normality or abnormality, righteousness or filthiness that it invents through comparison, although, what are the limits of this, let's say, standard of right or wrong, complete or broken? Someone being classified into a typology of imbalance is based on a model of balance, likewise, someone classified in a typology of balance is also based on a model of imbalance. The third one, sprouted from the first two, is that even to deny standardized classifications and admit new possible identities, other limited models are automatically created, because the main problem is not the need to escape from a standardization, but rather not being able to stop being trapped in another newly entangled. Well, here again we have the opportunity to look at a subject and glimpse the model/scale drama. While the model diagnosis only sees the exemplary expression of an aspect of singularity, a model, it misses the opportunity to understand the contextual tragedy in which someone is inserted, that is, in understanding the scale of its reality. This is fundamental because, more common than we think, a behavior diagnosed as disruptive, for instance, could be the best adaptation to a chaotic environment, therefore, a movement to compose better one's huge scale drama. Going further, a very good example to examine these aspects is the context of the so-called covid pandemic. Into the catastrophe of a tremendous dystopia that plagues everyone, once again bringing up the spectrum of the failure of organized model arbitrary framings, the coronavirus outbreak was synergistic to the whole of this actual extreme context. Its appearance was the explosion of humanity's spiritual carelessness. Spiritual in the humane imagination bias, which grounds the scientific conscience of the soul, and in the foundation of the archetypal symbol, the semiotic approach to the immense scale of the phenomenon of life. This pandemic fuses the world, the symbiotic planet, once and for all. It is the end of the fragmented globe, anyway. Pandemic as an catalyzer that shatters the interface between the facts and the discourses signs. Now both are merged and revealed. Horizontality and revelation, a profound acceleration of the alienated celebrity deconstruction. The heroes now are anonymous. What was modular and comparable is now scalar and superlative. Just being human is enough to be a hero. Fracture of the makeup, of the garantee position of the persona and the protection of the ethos, the production, of the process as a capsule to distance someone from the flaws. Now, it is impossible not to assume a position, a bias, a determination. Not because someone needs to, but because it cannot be hidden anymore. The monster is completly out of its cave and, its tragic pathos, the society's pandemic response is the major significance of our absurd weakness. But this broken situation forces us to stop euphemisms, at least until now. And it makes us seek identification by humanity and not by objectification. This is, in short, the great moment when we should really start to separate the chaff from the wheat. And this is no longer a simple metaphor a little misunderstood. Now it is crisp and clear. The false goes for the lie and the fact, for the suffering. It was bizarre. Something needed to change. Something is going to change forcibly. On our face and the face of mankind. Some other thing, unprecedented, is emerging. An intuition was born that there is no point in only changing models anymore, because an uncontrolled scale will always corrupt anyone, no matter how good they may be. Now is the time to act on the scale of our destiny. And not knowing what we can do should force us to understand that it is not what we could do that is important, but rather what we must stop doing and, thus, surrender to the scale, the proportion of the magnitude of existence. The rest comes after.