A bit authoritarian. Normalcy. Dont know if thats a word. Being the measure of all things. Thats hubris.Yeah, it's interesting.
If you figure reading through his text is like shoveling wet snow, then what's it like to be the one inside his head?
I've run into similar people before, where you can't make any headway because the existing superstructure of their thinking is impossibly tangled, contradictory and complicated, the mental muscle over-developed and out of sync with their other aspects of being. His text is either like squid ink, (blow a cloud and run!), or actually represents the labyrinth he exists within.
I used to foolishly believe it was my place (and within my abilities) to engage with and maybe help guys like that, but not anymore. I've been burned too many times and I'm pretty useless at it. -Basically, if you can't get your own act together and bring a non-cracked vessel to the head of the line, then it's pointless to serve soup.
But his persistence and temperament indicates a willingness to continue exploring. So there's either something propelling him to discover and maybe learn, or he's just being driven by some kind of automatic function. Based on experience, I can't see him lasting very long. He's not letting go of his cookie, and that's step one to getting your hand out of the jar.
(Oooh! Squids and Cookies? Such perky metaphors today! That must be what an extra cup of coffee does!)
I do not like reading him. Maybe because his thinking patterns can rub off and nestle somewhere unnoticed.
Thats like how he got them? Someone said Donner-Kruger, you do not miss what you cannot perceive .
But analyzing could be a good exercise and practice in mental hygiene. My 2cents.