“You are going to be condemned to live out the consequences of your taste.” — Terence McKenna
“You are going to be condemned to live out the consequences of your taste.” … Read More »
A darkness swept the land. They did all they could. https://t.co/DMQUQY2Rmy Quoted tweet from @AE_Robbert: I don’t think it’s right to read, e.g., Descartes, Kant, Nietzsche, and others as heralds or advocates of the skepticism, relativism, and nihilism that they respectively described. They should rather be read as defensive outposts against those maladies.
A darkness swept the land. They did all they could. https://t.co/DMQUQY2Rmy … Read More »
I don’t think it’s right to read, e.g., Descartes, Kant, Nietzsche, and others as heralds or advocates of the skepticism, relativism, and nihilism that they respectively described. They should rather be read as defensive outposts against those maladies.
I am, however, ready to throw Hume under the bus.
I am, however, ready to throw Hume under the bus. Read More »
AI is showing us how machinic education had already become. An interesting provocation from @JohannesAchill. youtube.com/watch?v=2eholg…
@JohannesAchill This is great. What’s even better is that the recording makes it seem like you’ve momentarily escaped from the prison guards into some service hallway to deliver this message.
@JohannesAchill Oh, nice. I’ll give it a watch soon.
@JohannesAchill Oh, nice. I’ll give it a watch soon. Read More »
Adam Robbert retweeted: Silence, from which the logos comes, is the foundation of the logos. — Proclus, De philosophia chaldaica IV.18.
Adam Robbert retweeted: Silence, from which the logos comes, is the foundation … Read More »
“One may linguistically circle silence without thereby drowning it out with language.” “The quoted haikus aim to put the reader in the mood of the textual passages to which they relate.” “The haikus should be seen as beautiful frames that quietly talk to their pictures.”
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