At section 100 and onward, we look at how “beingness was grasped as constant presence from ancient times.” This leads to a discussion of the entire nexus of perception and experience as constructed by constancy, presence, time, projection, and the collusion of beingness and being that gives rise to the conundrum of needing essences to know existents whilst essences destroy existents. Finding our way out of this conundrum, and its role in seeing identity where there is an individual, is then laid on the distinction between philosophical thinking and reasoning. Available here or on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.