 Thinking transcends itself and disrupts its own "recording surface".Perceptual limitations still exist, which Winquist called a "knot", but Winquist argued phenomenology was humiliated by consciousness, which peaked when encircled by meaningful nuances that transcended the control of consciousness itself.Edmund Husserl's "phenomenological reduction," a sort of bracketing that allows for the suspension of an object or content of a thought, judgment, or perception, called "noema" (as well as eidetic reduction), is a helpful key in understanding Winquist's work.