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The basic human tragedy is becoming a character in a book you should have written. The basic comedy is that someone else has already written it.
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Pantheism of God’s body after that of God’s mind. Logicality of affect. Ordo Salutis. Mood is a station and a way? Publication. Exposed (self) education. Indifferentiation, dis-association. Enlightenment, nihilation.
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They wash me in fire stone; the man woman go down to eat the grass but look up, saying “all with you.” In all colors and leaves of colors I go with new family on every side. Where I go blood goes, where I lead they follow. One cold one heat go by and here I am again at the stone.
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The most significant difference between the astronomical system (the system of the sun) and the life-system (the system of the earth) is that, in the former case, doing nothing keeps everything going, whereas in the latter case doing nothing causes catastrophe.
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*most significant difference, which is also a valuative difference, each side of which implies its own phenomenological method of containment.
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Sticks and stones may break my words but bones will never hurt me
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Deleuzianism is a sad story. Deleuze’s enlightenment style utopianism was that you can philosophize without having to attack culture, without having to credit religiousity. That’s his real gripe with Hegel, even Plato. But the result is the compulsive attack on attack of culture.
Saw a Deleuze snippet critiquing Hegel and I just imagine this with a speech bubble below it at this point
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Deleuze tries to escape auto satirization of modernity, for which Hegel’s PoS is the playbook, so implicitly & even unconsciously develops a pre-meta-language of philosophical defense. But any defense can be neuroticized. So it is & his spiritual war on neuroticism is satirized
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The ‘secret’ of immanence is: there is an abyssal, anti-ontical ground of culture the tendrils of culture cannot touch. Luhmann said individuality is not ‘in’ social system because individuals under- & over-exist it. Deleuze revitalized stoicism for the age of network gnosticism.
Saw a Deleuze snippet critiquing Hegel and I just imagine this with a speech bubble below it at this point
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the perpetually self-unfinishing project of Fichtean Wissenschaftlehre is a project to turn Lutheran mysticism of the public eye (God’s eye that sees through ecstatic abjection/enjoyment of public exposure) to stoic procedure of exposure of self to self, interior publicization
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In post-Protestant society, there is only the mysticism of the camera itself. Freemasonry was already suspected as crypto-catholic in the 18th century. Public exposure is itself mystery: what happens after revelation? The only secret is the open secret, as for Hegel’s Egyptians.
We can't do anything mystical anymore because there are cameras there to remove the mystique and aura from it smh smh, whimsyless society
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what a perfect thing for analytic Hegel to say
I like Hegel (despite it all), but it is undoubtable that being a fan of Hegel is negatively correlated with intelligence
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Guys can we stop
Read Nietzsche. Read Lacan. Read Genet. Read Bataille. Read Simone. Read Jünger. Read Rimbaud. Read Joyce. Read Sade. Read Marx. Read Mishima. Read Guyotat. Read Musil. Read Proust. Read Racine. Read Schmidt. Read Hegel. Read Holderlin. Read Ibn Arabi.
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ChatGPT wrote this
Jacques Derrida (1930-2004), Hans-Georg Gadamer (1900-2002), and Donald Davidson (1917-2003); were the last of the great philosophers to have past away. We live in era without any "real" philosophers. The remaining are Media personalities who put on a good show with big talk.
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Twizzy’s Last Words (Vocabulary Quiz) retweeted
it's almost as if reckoning is not quite all we mean by thinking
>the truth is that the vast majority of what we call thinking is also just regurgitating or recombining thoughts we've seen already, what frontier models can already do is simply not that different from what we do nearly all the time Fully agree with this.
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They don’t wanna hear it but Groyper elitism is a revival of—French enlightenment nihilism. Diderot invented the dialectic of the chud and the frog. The latter is called “Rameau’s Nephew” and the former is called “moi.” Read it all as counter-Protestant cultural stoicization.
“I reject Neo-Hegelian modernism, l support Baron Julius Evola, he was a Neoplatonist reactionary in Italy, he was waaaay more based than Hegel, he even called himself an Überfascist, the edgiest thing in the universe, took a lot of guts and Moxy.”
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(And therefore downstream of it)
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“Culture” will always be a more bankrupt concept compared to religion & religiousity. Cultural action rests essentially on a dialectic of crowd & icon, sociability & sociality. But the desire of the Other that moves everything culturally thinkable is by definition ABSOLUTE.
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Listening to Oklou’s Harvest Sky and I’m hearing “in the night slow dance for the hottest guy”
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surprisingly like the recent Charlixcx. she’s retrieving a vitality from 2010s era of Hen Kai Pan of the crowd—the performer is the camera, the idol melts into the gaze, pantheism is mystical existentialism (ecstatic cringe)—but her melancholy is really pathological & off putting
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