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That's the traditional view.

That's the traditional view.

The OG.

The OG.

But Derrida flips it all around.

But Derrida flips it all around.

I got to hear this.

I got to hear this.

Okay.

Okay.

That's so true. When I do write things down, it's like click.

That's so true. When I do write things down, it's like click.

So meaning isn't this fixed thing out there. It's created in how we use language and even the act of writing itself. But how does this work with like interpreting a book? Do we all get the same meaning?

So meaning isn't this fixed thing out there. It's created in how we use language and even the act of writing itself. But how does this work with like interpreting a book? Do we all get the same meaning?

Between the reader and the text.

Between the reader and the text.

It's not like a puzzle with one solution. It's more like a recipe. Same ingredients, but everyone's dish tastes a little different.

It's not like a puzzle with one solution. It's more like a recipe. Same ingredients, but everyone's dish tastes a little different.

Their own experience.

Their own experience.