So, although there is some risk of reading backwards in this formulation, we can say that the "of" in the phrase "the experience of this concretely existing individual here and now" is both subjective and objective.
"A major difference we have very experienced in-house dev team… The experience of this team has helped to build a messenger that really can compete in usability with WhatsApp that is reflected in our rapid adoption and usage numbers".
In other words, what is the experience of this particular child and family?
The experience of this approach in America and Australia has proved misguided.
"Across Scotland, people have been energised, enthused by politics in a way which has never happened before - certainly not in my experience and I suspect in the experience of anyone in this chamber.
In the experience of our team, this means taking a dialogical rather than a didactic approach [ 34].
But the brutality, mindless violence, injustice and oppression that catalysed into the Sharpeville massacre is still echoed in the experience of South Africans to this day.
This results in the experience of pain (Fig. 1).
