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a wonderful wooden reason
Fair - but I do mean 'own' as in take proper charge of.I suspect you can totally "own" one's mental state without necessarily being responsible for its inculcation...
Fair - but I do mean 'own' as in take proper charge of.I suspect you can totally "own" one's mental state without necessarily being responsible for its inculcation...
Oh FFS-- I broadly agree with most of this as generally positive things one could do with oneself (and undeniably so) but it is still insufficient.
I think you might be looking for something that can not exist.
The problem being that you cannot destroy something by fighting it. You will merely feed it and perpetuate it's reality. Look elsewhere.
I was talking generally but I think it very much applies to something like capitalism, yes.If this is true, Noel, can't the same be said for capitalism? That you can't destroy it by fighting it
Hahaha. Funny, I never get that, can't be doing the right exercises or something.(staying healthy, meditating, etc.)?
I don't know if I like this line of reasoning, because as we've seen it leads to some pretty strange places (like people trying to say D&G were pro-capitalist).
ALSO: WHERE'S THE LOVE IN THE LOVE THREAD????![]()
What does it mean? It's a metaphor. You have to use a little interpretation of your own, that's how they work.Yeah, that's not a cliche or anything "get the monsters out of your system." What does THAT mean I wonder? I'm sure there's a perfectly status quo commensensical explanation for it.![]()
How much do you understand about this machine and it's nature? Where does it come from? Why is it still here? Who wants it? Who doesn't? How does it perpetuate itself? Where does it live? What feeds it? Can we distinguish ourselves from it?I'm interested in hearing what Noel thinks we should do...how do you think we can bring down a machine so ruthlessly efficient as capitalism by looking inward? I'm very curious as to how people might think this could be accomplished.
How much do you understand about this machine and it's nature? Where does it come from? Why is it still here? Who wants it? Who doesn't? How does it perpetuate itself? Where does it live? What feeds it? Can we distinguish ourselves from it?
I thought the question was love vs capitalism but ok...But the question is--who is really crazy? What are our norms? Should these govern our notions of what is mentally healthy?
Why do we artificially prolong life well beyond what makes any sense (beyond the fact that it makes people a lot of money)?
God I wish I were drunk right now. And I don't even like alcohol.
Well personally speaking I don't spend much time directing my flows, not even sure I have 'flows' to be honest. And if 'outward' means away from the body - well that's just dying and we'll get around to that anyway so it seems a bit redundant.The cure so to speak, according to the most radical thinkers, lies in redirecting your flows outward, away, toward the inhuman.