There is a deep fear in our generation to become categorized, processed, or fit into a collective. We fear being seen or otherwise figured out. I suppose this comes from the modern impression that what can be completely understood, or worse convincingly replicated, has no value. What follows is an attempt to flee from any regularity. We don't want to be that person or that character who can be reliably predicted and imitated. Because to be imitatible, is to be reducible, and to be reducible in a world that holds nothing sacred, is to be mockable. We don't want to be, for a better word Flanderized.