Parashkev Nachev arrives at a distilled generality by brute force, extracting it from thousands of real particulars directly, in a manner closed to questions of taste, opinion, point-of-view, for it handles its subject with perfect impersonality, the impersonality of a machine.

Nachev does this by training an entity of self-organising mathematics to extract the canonical, essential, ideal, form from arbitrary numbers of instances. These canonicals are both inexistent and more real than any actual, individual instance, for it distills all of them into one.