Created on 2024-02-06

The image seems to be a photograph of a handwritten page. The page contains text primarily in cursive handwriting, interspersed with a rough sketch and a few notes in print. At the top of the page, the text reads: "My common sense calculations are always exact when not confused with the emotional context of the eternal object." Below this, there is a rough sketch of what appears to be a segmented column or chart with labels such as "Black," "Punk," "St. Blue," and "Ft. Blue." The 'Black' section is at the top, then 'Punk' below it, followed by 'St. Blue' and 'Ft. Blue' at the bottom. Each section is marked with additional notes and symbols that resemble mathematical or shorthand annotations. The 'Punk' section has a marked "Y", the 'St. Blue' has what seems like a squiggle and an arrow pointing downwards, and the 'Ft. Blue' has a "bubble" or circular shape. Under the sketch, there is a date noted "9/16/87" with a star-like symbol next to it. The text at the bottom half of the page reads as follows: "The Relation-Object vs objecthood - the elimination of the particular external subject-object aspect, which includes all taxonomies, parentheses, shifts, etc. as the identity of the Relation-Object The fact is that the objectness in the constant aspect matter, in which the Relation-Object is produced by the subjective context." The handwriting is a bit difficult to read, so the transcription may not be word-for-word accurate. The content seems to be discussing a concept related to the interplay between subjective and objective understanding, with reference to a concept termed the "Relation-Object."

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten diagram and explanation of a "Relation Object", which is described as the "wood" or physical external subject that includes all harmonies, perceptions, thrusts, etc. as the identity of the Relation-Object. The text states that the "Relation-Object" is produced by the internal constant, indicating that this diagram is exploring some kind of conceptual framework or philosophical idea. The diagram itself consists of various labeled boxes and lines, without any human faces or identifiable individuals present.