How To Distinguish Lower vs Higher Perspectives - Part 1

Maxiwrong says:

Nothing’s a distinction, I can’t see it, food, believe it or not, is in the consistency of poopoo, it’s not some absolutely pleasant thing to put in my mouth, I don’t like a food’s consistency, but I like oily-tasting and oily-flavored foods, piquant foods and spicy foods and cool foods mostly, not so much that sweet stuff, not pungent unless it was medicinal or healthy (bitter and astringent and salty and unpleasantly sour are all lumped in the category of pungent), that means there’s no taste difference as many tastes can be lumped in the same tastes as being in those categories, what’s the distinction with it if there’s 3 strong tastes: pungent, piquant, and spicy?, and excess of cool becomes pungent, as does an excess of umami, if there’s too strong such a taste it wouldn’t taste good, excessive oiliness becomes a yucky taste, there’s 9 tastes in total, I add spicy ingredients because they’re good for my back pain, as are some pungent or oily herbs, contrariwise, with music or films there’s no distinction, what’s the difference if it’s a Spanish spaghetti western or an American western? The national influence doesn’t exist, “a fistful of dollars” bloody well looks American to me! I can’t tell the difference between things, it’s all the same, whether European or North American, it’s the same because it’s sold to American consumers, does it make a difference if it was Europop from Europe or Europop from Sweden? Scandinavia’s not Europe, it’s a different continent.