ir objectifications is,
generally speaking, a very difficult maneuver to carry out successfully.
Two factors that contribute to the near intractability of this task can be
described and addressed as follows:

1.  The trouble is partly due to the obligatory tactics and
    the ossified taxonomies and that arise through time and
    training to inhabit the conceptual landscapes of agents,
    especially if they have spent the majority of their time
    operating according to a single IF.  The IF informs their