test 5/6 by Moses Hosiery

Subject: autonomous person/group Verb: create (materialize?) Object: something

Which "something"s matter (double entendre?)?

Though it can feel spiritually poor, the contemporary (secular(?)) standard/notion of content is metaphysically rich... What isn't content? Who isn't an artist? (Who isn't content (zero sum game?)?) Does substance = content (and vice versa)? Is faith/meaning little more than need(/desire)-based habit? Which structures feed/fail our faith; which tenets do we prefer for/as our faith? Where/how/in-what/by-who to find transcendence and/or meaning? (Should we (sanguinely) submit to code?)

"We" is a very precarious word. The universal "we" is-are pure content. What do sub-"we"(s) find meaningful/contentful enough to advance as difference in deference/enmity to unity?

And what might be meant by contentment, not to mention contention?

Paradox, dialectic, inversion, etc. Back to my initial question in "test 1/6"...

Co-content found via/as media file (large[st] jpg)