language exit transitions

soft landings

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Pym as a giant container is not wrong

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epistemology for wittgenstein is about learning to care less if you're right about stuff

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Character space is a surprisingly useful concept. W marxist literary theory

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"in order to be active intensively and extensively, inwardly and outwardly, the Idea must first be fully necrotized and blackened on all levels, intensively and extensively."

~R. Negarestani, The Corpse Bride

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Nature is ever fresh, but in a dark vitalist way.

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by this standard most of life is religious.

I fear that may be right

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Not sure if this makes me like ontology more or less.

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Quite fond of Valéry's femcel Satan

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Linearity of expectation ;)

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*writer's room for the next Bond film*

"Ok guys, how do we sum up what's hot about tgirls in a misogynistic punny way?"

"Angelica Throatington?"

"Angelica is good, should have fish in the name though."

"Fish...I've got it! Marina!"

*scene*

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remember that joke about how the hottest woman you know loves microdosing detransition?

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Addison Rae cover band called Addison de dicto

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"Woe to you Mistress Torah" would be a sick band name.

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what if strauss was right (crowd boos) that ancient authors held esoteric doctrines (crowd cheers), but those doctrines don't actually matter very much (crowd is puzzled)

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Hey remember how the Phenomenology of Spirit ends with a line from a poem? Turns out it's actually worth reading the poem, Friendship by Schiller.

Here's a line I found moving:

We are dead groups of matter when we hate;

But when we love we are as gods!

Comments & analysis: Friend!--the Great Ruler, easily content, / Needs not the laws it has laborious been

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God forbid an expressionist have a little motion

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Hegel was basically right about reconciliation, and his haters mostly didn't bother to read him