CONCENTRATES 3 Tomas Lagūnavičius

CONCENTRATES
The concentrate theory states that the world is real, but it is subjective to us because we create meanings, values, norms, etc., thus creating concentrates that are not empty simulacra but significant and meaningful, concentrated structures of reality that function in both the external and internal human worlds. The meaning arises from the inner person’s world, i.e. experiences, feelings, thoughts that exist within a person and are concentrated towards certain significant meanings. A real stimulus from the outside “shakes” the concentrate and it floods the person with thoughts, feelings, changes in the behavior, communication style, perception of the world. Therefore, there are no simulacra. Simulacra are concentrates. If we imagine that the simulacrum is empty, then it should not exist. A filled simulacrum, which we call a concentrate, must have its inner charm, its appeal in order to remain in the human ontological field. As a result, a nice-concentrate gets formed