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Philosophy 1: Wittgenstein was a beery swine who was just as sloshed as Schlegel
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Kepler
Cornell Big Red
Sorry! And the Nature of Suffering
A philosophy webcomic about the inevitable anguish of living a brief life in an absurd world. Also Jokes
existentialcomics.com
MissThundercat
Are the cis okay?
Kepler, this is for you:
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
I believe this podcast is worth the three hour investment for us all to have a common set of concepts to start talking about Accelerationism, Neoreaction, Dark Enlightenment, sovcorps, Nick Land and the stuff which trickled down out of serious philosophy to rich morons like Peter Thiel and shock irritainers like Curtis Yarvin and Nick Fuentes, and political opportunists like JD Vance, albeit in simplistic form. It is particularly fun/terrifying because it views our Left vs Right distinction, which seems existentially threatening, as quaint mud pies.
We've got a bigger problem now.
It's technical in parts, but I don't think that even matters, because the hosts talk around it so much you get all the meaning from context. I think it is accessible once you get past the runtime. You don't have to have read Deleuze and Guattari which is a good thing since I barely have.
tldr: There are influential intellectuals trying to immanentize the ultracompetitive corporate fascism of Snowcrash.
We've got a bigger problem now.
It's technical in parts, but I don't think that even matters, because the hosts talk around it so much you get all the meaning from context. I think it is accessible once you get past the runtime. You don't have to have read Deleuze and Guattari which is a good thing since I barely have.
tldr: There are influential intellectuals trying to immanentize the ultracompetitive corporate fascism of Snowcrash.
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