The World As I See It - by Leandro Karnal

SYNOPSIS

“The reader is a good judge of when he is happy and when he is angry. It exists as a concept and as real communication. I have people who love me on principle and, of course, I developed systematic haters. Strictly speaking, they both look for me and analyze me. One of the lessons learned from the mainstream media is that the author's responsibility for the text is vague. Released into the air, like a feather with five thousand touches, it awakens everything at the whim of a subjective wind. It is a gesture of humility on the part of the author not to want to dominate or direct the reader's hermeneutics. It belongs to the imponderable and the subjective. Once again I turn to my esteemed reader and my dear reader: disagree, conclude, agree or regret, but always read and form your own multifaceted piece of the adventure of knowledge. The magic of knowledge is greater than us all.” – Leandro Karnal