The Explanatory Trap of the "Ordinary Perspective": The Asymmetry of Explanatory Power and Escape Velocity, the Mean Attractor, and the Scalar Projection
In public debate, the plea to "look at things from the ordinary person's perspective" functions as an unassailable moral alibi, often weaponized to delegitimize sovereign thinkers who demand first-person accountability. Because baseline risk aversion elicits broad emotional resonance across the multitude, this cross-mind invariance manufactures a seductive illusion of objectivity.
Yet the ordinary condition is not an inescapable fate imposed by external scarcity; it is the macroscopic statistical byproduct of millions of individuals freely choosing external causal attribution. While reasoning…
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