HEGEL

[sus]

Obviously I'm flattered to have a personality, but for the record and in case Obleak comes in and tells me off

I care tons and have tons of empathy its properly awful what indigenous Americans went through, one of the biggest tragedies of world history particularly if you count all the languages lost and all the codices the Spaniards burned because I'm a sucker for text, I think text cashes out into lives in a very real way

What I hold contempt for is the white progressive's absurd caricaturing of the Indian, which pretends to empathy but in fact is one more fetishizing projection

 

[sus]

matter selects from an array of options
G-O-D constructs own self from clay compounds upwards
bootstrap to higher complexity and coherence

I actually quote this/you in the relevant section of my manuscript, but I appreciate the due diligence, I can't read everything and sometimes I forget

 

[line b]

Obviously I'm flattered to have a personality, but for the record and in case Obleak comes in and tells me off

I care tons and have tons of empathy its properly awful what indigenous Americans went through, one of the biggest tragedies of world history particularly if you count all the languages lost and all the codices the Spaniards burned because I'm a sucker for text, I think text cashes out into lives in a very real way

What I hold contempt for is the white progressive's absurd caricaturing of the Indian, which pretends to empathy but in fact is one more fetishizing projection

 

[version]

Gus regretting wishing you'd come back.

 

[woops]

Hegelian (1979)

 

[sus]

In the 2030s "Alien (1979)" will be cited as a high water mark of 2020s Dissensus and I'm very pleased to have been however small a part of it

 

[sus]

Ok let's be honest I was a big part of it

 

[luka]

i dont think its very good. also i havent read it.

 

[Murphy]

He looks like Arthur Machen

"You don't like Columbus? What are you, some kind of xenomorph?"

Hegelian (1979)

 

[dilbert1]

dilbert will pretend hes read it but no one else will even be able to read the introduction so we're totally safe. pointless thread.

Actually all I’ve ever read is the introduction, to this one book. Its only like a hundred pages

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ia801607.us.archive.org

 

[dilbert1]

First ~200 pages of this book by Marcuse is mostly where I’ve got what I understand, I’d strongly recommend it @vershy versh. I don’t really care about understanding Hegel per se but some of the ideas are pretty cool and not all psychedelic-theological bong rip universe profundity, its just sort of like hey think about it this way so not sure @sus or @luka would enjoy

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www.marxists.org

 

[luka]

i might actually have that on the shelf somewhere. i'll read it if version does.

 

[luka]

i'll read it double quick if version and @woops do. i'll read it competitively.

 

[luka]

yeah i fully own that book. it did look good. ive got so many books. ive read about 5 of them.

 

[luka]

imagine @Corpsey trying to read it hahahahahahahahahahahhahahah

 

[luka]

@woops do you accept the challenge @woops

 

[woops]

@woops do you accept the challenge @woops

no

 

[luka]

this will lower your status on the forum as a whole. are you sure you want to take this course of action?

 

[version]

Is this the same @woops??

you lot are completely thick

like a swamp of effluent can you speak french? no. so why are you trying to read beckett and comment on culture? your asinine remarks have, at least, reintroduced me to my fundament

www.dissensus.com

 

[luka]

"you lot are totally thick but i wont read this childs guide to hegel with the lads cos it looks too hard for me."