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The ultimate sadness is not miserable but a profound acknowledgment of existence, which is both sad and joyful.
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- The intersubjective reality of the sadness effect argues against its being merely psychological; it points to an objective quality.
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- The explicit artistic goal: to shape space so that it evokes tears, the most direct route to the I.
- The physical environment of the lake at Eishin campus creates a space where sadness can surface, unlike a typical asphalt playground.
- Sadness is not subjective feeling alone but a structural property of the geometry.
- The artistic process of achieving sadness is a unifying one that ultimately makes the parts disappear into a whole.
- Core assertion that true unity necessarily encompasses all of life's experiences, thus contains inherent sadness.
- Whitehead's lament on the bleakness of the mechanistic view of nature, capturing the spiritual cost.