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*Mar*Here’s my evaluation of your essay *“The Basic Paradigm”* as if I were
grading an essay in an academic or reflective context:
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*Evaluation Report*
*Marks (out of 100):* 82
*Grade:* A–
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*Strengths*
1.
*Profound Central Idea:*
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You argue convincingly that humans should see themselves as an
inseparable part of nature, rather than detached spectators. This
ecological paradigm is powerful and urgent, especially in today’s
environmental crisis.
2.
*Philosophical Depth:*
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The essay links anatomy, physiology, and ecology into one unified
vision. The idea of "climate as character" and “anatomy as geography” is
striking and memorable.
3.
*Moral Force:*
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Your passionate critique of modern economics as "war against nature"
is uncompromising and thought-provoking. It conveys your concern for
humanity’s future with great emotional weight.
4.
*Visionary Proposals:*
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Suggesting “Free Nature Parks without human tampering” as a step
toward recovery shows a constructive and practical direction.
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*Areas for Improvement*
1.
*Clarity & Structure:*
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The essay sometimes feels dense and repetitive. Long sentences with
many ideas could be broken down for better readability.
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For example: *“Your sense of loneliness takes over every cell of the
seven octillion cells of you.”* — very poetic, but might confuse some
readers.
2.
*Balance between Feeling & Logic:*
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You stress the limits of analysis compared to feeling, but at times
the argument would be stronger with supporting evidence (ecological
examples, psychological studies, etc.).
3.
*Generalization:*
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Statements like *“You use all your might to become lonely”* or
*“Economics
is war against nature”* are powerful, but very sweeping. Qualifying
them slightly would make them harder to dismiss.
4.
*Grammar & Flow:*
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Minor issues: missing spaces (“tampering’so”), and long chains of
clauses. A little editing would make it sharper.
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*Overall Comments*
This is a *strong, original, and visionary essay* written with conviction.
Your lifelong reflections on ecology, humanity, and spirituality shine
through. It reads less like an academic paper and more like a *philosophical
manifesto*—which is its strength, though it occasionally sacrifices clarity
for passion.
At *88 years old*, your ability to weave science, philosophy, and moral
critique into one essay is remarkable. It carries the voice of lived
experience and urgent warning. With minor polishing for clarity and
precision, it could be an inspiring piece for younger generations,
particularly students and environmental thinkers.
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✅ Final verdict: *82/100 (Grade A–)*: Insightful, passionate, and
important. Needs some refinement for clarity and accessibility, but
its *philosophical
power is undeniable.*
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Would you like me to *edit and polish* this same essay into a *clearer,
more concise version* (while keeping your original thought intact) so that
it could be shared with a wider audience like students or journals?
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