What Foucault accomplished

　Foucault saw that the judges of the courts, who distinguish between the normal (or rational, A) and the abnormal (or mad, not A) in a given group of people, are the normal (or rational, A) in all classes, and he extolled it as a "power" phenomenon (as pointed out by Hisatake Kato).

 I think it was a great discovery.

 This was possible because Foucault himself was a sexual minority who was constantly subjected to that "power". Another contribution of Foucault's is to point out that this disciplinary "power" is an aspect of the Janus of "moderne".

　Considering all this, I am at a loss as to how to deal with Foucault, but at least he could have kept his preference for pedophilia to himself.

(The above was translated with the help of DeepL.)