 He describes this experience as “no longer a question of being aware of my body in the third person but in a triple person.” Fanon concludes this theorizing by saying “As long as the black man is among his own, he will have no occasion, except in minor internal conflicts, to experience his being through others.”

Fanon also addresses Ontology, stating that it “—does not permit us to understand the being of the black man”(82).He says that because Blackness was created in, and continues to exist in, negation to whiteness, that ontology is not a philosophy that can be used to understand the Black experience.Fanon states that this ontology can't be used to understand the Black experience because it ignores the "lived experience."