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“Hell grant soon we hear again the swords clash! Hell blot black for always the thought ‘Peace’!” Ezra Pound, Sestina: Altaforte
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dies ist reich des Geistes: abglanz / Meines reiches...
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“I can’t believe it… the Männerbünde, the chariot invasions, the deep and ancestral shared mythology, the heroic poetry, the gigantic PIE dictionaries - all of it was invented by (((them))) in order to *demoralize* us!?”
You know WHY "they" push the Indo-European BS on us?
Because that would make us MIXED and IMMIGRANTS, all of us. And most importantly: NOT Natives to our own homelands!
This subversive BS is pushed to destroy all resistance to what is going on today! And many fall for it too!
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Mann im Sonnenlicht — Sonnenmensch
Unintentionally funny moment in Argentine libtard movie The German Doctor about Mengele in Argentina after WW2...climax when viewer supposed to moralfag gasp that girl finds Fidus-like image of Hyperboreans in Bariloche library...I was having hysterical laugh in cinema...
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“Giorgio de Chirico predicted this.”
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“Let’s argue about your book. We shall each present our best arguments, engage in Socratic dialectic; let the science speak.”
“The science… yes… you are scientifically inferior.”
“That’s not how you debate!”
“Yeast… life…”
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Islam wants to both let loose its angry and dysgenic youths in foreign countries and to lecture the citizens of those countries into thinking that under that brown skin there’s a deep understanding of the world.
Various believers in empty contentless assertions and legalistic quibbling that passes in their minds for religious inspiration have found this Xeet and are chinping Bigly
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Nietzsche: “If we desired and dared an architecture corresponding to the nature of our soul (we are too cowardly for it!) - our model would have to be the labyrinth!"
Wittgenstein: “Language is a labyrinth of paths."
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Imagine a travel vlog with BAP pointing his camera at people on the street, using his VOICE OF POWER while navigating agglomerated boulevards and mysterious alleys filled with ambushing succubi… but also discussing various historical anecdotes from local history.
Some fotos of my various walks through Paris and a review of condition of the city …thred
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An important idea that BAP tried to communicate to this Iron Prison world of ours is that the artist and the criminal are instinctually equivalent. Read the description of the poet in the Phaedrus…
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@astralflite
There’s nothing to explain; if you support a foreigner mocking your own countrymen - countrymen who died at war - you are a traitor. No mercy for traitors.
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Oswald Spengler: “A man like Kant must always feel himself as superior to a Beethoven as the adult is to the child, but this will not prevent a Beethoven from regarding the ‘Critique of Pure Reason’ as a pitiable sort of philosophy.”
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The "will to power" (admired and touted by the generation before my own) was literatureifyed by an ill-balanced hysterical teuto-pollak. Nothing more vulgar, in the worst sense of the word, has ever been sprung on a dallying intelligentsia.
Ezra Pound, Jefferson and/or Mussolini
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Photo taken during an exotic visit to the Libtard Zoo, presented without further comment, for all the literati to grin:
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Romanian monarchist Alexandru Paleologu once said: “To read the « Critique of Pure Reason » is the ultimate act of virility.”
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@CannibalBrah
We could computationally simulate such interactions in the 90s. They are obsolete bio-technology.
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@bronzeagemantis
I laughed like a soylennial listening to his wife’s work stories at the “before the internet I used to just stare at a bare wall” part. The most Balkanoid moment in the history of the bapcast.
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The guiding principle of an organism is that it has a set amount of energy that it seeks to discharge as efficiently as possible, 'consciousness' broadly is our most recently developed function and thus our least efficient and most prone to error, but we're early in the day
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The super-ego (Costin), the ego (BAP) and the id (Rastafarian).
BAP just showed the truth of Freud’s understanding of personhood.
Much esoteric content in this dialogue, yes…
@costin_eats
@RastafariSolar
@LokiJulianus
Listen to the Rastafarian and stop being a tedious facelord. Honestly I’m annoyed at the way you’ve been buzzing in my orbit and trying to get my attention. And I also see you changed your X handle to “costin_eats” which is what? You’re making moves on my private life now? Just
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“The United States would be much better off if Mayorkas and his senile-demented boss Biden were hunted down, speared, and eaten by Haitians.”
I never doubted this guy. A true genius.
Just before dawn last Wednesday, a sailboat packed with 118 Haitian illegal migrants arrived on the beach in Key West, Florida. True to form, the passengers immediately made a break for dry land.
Apparently in response, the US* Department of Homeland
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“How many people could realistically contribute to the logistics of spacefaring?”
“I troonheart humanity!”
“Why would we even want to spread the frail and stupid around the universe - *using the spacecrafts created by the strong and intelligent*?”
“Hoomans… ❤️❤️❤️”
@EridanosEris
We need billions of people because we will conquer the stars and geoengineer the Earth into a spaceship.
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Pindar: “Neither by sea, nor by land will you be able to find the way to the Hyperboreans”
Nietzsche: “Beyond the north, the ice, the hardness, the coldness - our life! our happiness! We are Hyperboreans. We know the road […]”
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A true vitalist. A man of enormous force, which concretized in unfortunate politics, mild alcoholism during his last year of life, romantic gestures of waste and, of course, the capacity to see behind the veil of polynomials and into their “fearful symmetries”…
Évariste Galois has a whole branch of Mathematics named after him (Galois Theory) and he died at 20 in a duel, what are you doing?
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@TheRaypman
Their crying, obnoxious children and their greasy faces do not affect me in any way. Their boats must sink. I reserve my compassion for animools and anime girls. We will do things to them that have never been done before. Evropa will smile.
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@Harpyborea
Thank you for being the White voice of reason that is sorely needed in these times of “based Thirld-Worldism”!
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“Do you know who else did that?”
Not only did Oswald Spengler fake his death in 1936 but right before, he found the Fountain of Youth on top of a Tibetan mountain guarded by ancient monks. He drank from it and got into amature bodybuilding for ~60 years. Then went pro in the late 90s under the name Nasser El
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@russian_cosmist
Why are they all invested in some childish Star Wars worldview? “Ewoks”, “Evil Empire”…
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Every time Landshark defines some piece of jargon someone should add it to “The Official Landshark Dictionary: An Enchiridion for All Poasters”. It would be of help to future researchers studying our august writings.
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I strongly recommend Otto. An interesting fact about the book on Dionysos is that Heidegger contributed (in some small manner, while attending Otto’s lectures) to it, and he then quoted it as an authority in his lectures on Heraclitus.
If you like Greks, you need to read Walter F. Otto (1874–1958), by the way. Great German philologist. His study on Dionysus especially.
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@Martposting
The lower shall come to know mercy merely as a facet of the terrible disgust they provoke in the higher.
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“I’m a connoisseur of Greco-Roman poetry and have extensively studied the troubadours. The best poet of my century, king of modern poetry.”
“Ah, good to see you, youngling. As for me, merely a Confucianist fascist economist and an admirer of Mussolini.“
“…”
“…”
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@SperglerAcolyte
“Your Honor, I must clarify that the defendant meant ‘over eighteen midriff’. He is innocent, and has great taste!”
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The gods signify the beauty and vastness of life; the God signifies the parasitic existence of ugliness, at the cost of the beautiful and the strong.
A sterile cross where once was a face: the pretense to universality, the socialist call for justice, hatred for your own blood.
This image goes hard.
At one time this was a statue of a Roman goddess displayed in Corinth.
The Corinthians chose the Boniface option…cutting off her face, carving a cross into it.
𝕴𝔫 𝔥𝔬𝔠 𝔰𝔦𝔤𝔫𝔬 𝔳𝔦𝔫𝔠𝔢𝔰
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@PannonianMantis
To be fair, I think the comparison is completely unfair; Ancient Greece achieved more than any other nation has and probably ever will (though I am, of course, endowed with the moderate centrist’s optimism). Even Scotland has achieved more than the entirety of the Global South.
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@KeithWoodsYT
First of all, Carlyle was right about your kin. Second of all, this is Costin Alamariu sending his regards, you sad & bickering excuse for a man:
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If more BAP-ists read Schmitt and Jünger’s later works, I believe that the “Actaeon vs BAP” feud would cease (some kind of synthesis would take place) or both positions would be philosophically elevated (via conflictual arguments). Total segregation shows a lack of vital forces.
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@SperglerAcolyte
I don’t think Hitlor would have had any interest in living in a world where Germany lost. He understood quite well what his enemies wanted do to the real Evropa, as is seen in the Nero Decree, for example.
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Marxism also predicted proletarian revolutions in Europe’s developed states; did not happen, history went in a different direction. Nietzsche was the only one who “predicted” anything meaningful: spiritual warfare for global domination.
The science of historical materialism gives you an almost Lynchian instinct with regards to events. “I told you so”.
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Ironically, arguing over what the Talmud (or, for that matter, the Torah) actually says is what religious Jews do. Fuentards are the real Jews.
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“Greatness thrives where nobility fends off a noble foe. But here [in the case of Nietzsche] a noble adversary is missing; thus, the weapon is turned on its owner.”
Ernst Bertram, 𝘕𝘪𝘦𝘵𝘻𝘴𝘤𝘩𝘦
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There are brown insensitive young men in Europe and the US who poast about being Hitler’s top guy… Nietzsche talks about the will of the half-breed being ill, this should be taken seriously.
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Nietzsche’s unpublished jottings get exponentially better, as in more commanding, more powerful and more single-minded, in the last three years of “lucidity” (1885-1888). He truly becomes a commander of the European Spirit. Every word of his in that period transmutes into a duty.
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@LokiJulianus
“It actually means we should leave them alone! What do you mean we’ve left them alone 200 years ago and this is what came out of their independence? But capitalist imperialism and America and …”
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Leo Strauss: “[…] there are lion-like human beings and lamb-like human beings.”
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LW readers:
100-120: They read Derrida’s version of Heidegger and think his thought is “compatible” with Turd-World/DEI Marxism.
120-130: They call him a “Nazi”.
130-140: There are no Leftists in this IQ range.
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The Heideggerian IQ Filter:
RW readers:
100-120: They start parroting him.
120-130: They attack him for being “religious”, a “Western Daoist”, a “Christian”, a “normal-one haver”, a “liberal”, not “Nazi”, …
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Philosophy and Classics should be merged and presented as a 5 year long degree. Such departments shouldn’t strive to admit a large number of students per year. Everything should be deeply Eurocentric. There should also be classes in category theory and advanced logic, at least.
If a Humanities department wished to bring back seriousness and rigor in their discipline, all they would need to do is introduce a mandatory Ancient Greek and Latin language requirement, this alone would filter 99% of the retards found in universities today.
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Mustafa Kemal Atatürk aka “The Science”: « If one day, my words are against science, choose science. »
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@bronzeagemantis
This warrants emergency drunk episode -- long rant with slurred “awffensive” words against the GNC regime. After that, maybe a short discussion of art and Schopenhauerian metaphysics to calm the nerves…
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The LGBTQ+ converts fit Islam quite perfectly; they themselves have lived contentless lives by rejecting all higher culture that the West had to offer them, but they are prone to all legalisms that put sexlessness on a pedestal while also allowing private perversions.
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Reading early modern physics is very fulfilling. You can develop intuitions that help you when you use higher level mathematical instruments. Also, you get to see what “breaking with superstition” actually looked like, not some deluded “pop-sci” account of it.
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@DrewPavlou
@bronzeagemantis
Who’s this Costin guy you keep bringing up? Is this dementia? This is BAP’s account, you must submit to BRONZE AGE POWER!
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It’s a contentless religion, perfect for our age. Its legalistic tendencies suffocated all attempts at mysticism, logical sophistication, etc. Today it has been finally reduced to brown cope.
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Frens, I just got super-secret intel about Fuentes. Apparently this was him 10 years ago, while on a holiday with his parents in his native land:
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“A direct consequence of BAP’s book, of course. I expect the official draft of the new Bolivian martial constitution, soon to be issued, to be a copy of BAM, masterfully translated in Ancient Greek.”
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@husafell_stone
Jünger always differentiated between historical forces and elemental forces. Napoleon, for Nietzsche, was the paradoxical return of the ancient ideal at the apex of modernity. Hitler’s existence meant that the entire bedrock on which modernity had existed was annihilated.
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This helps you understand what Heidegger meant when he said that, for Pindar, the Being of beings was χρυσός.
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@robertlasagna1
“In the first part of the essay I will talk about my delusional violent impulses, in the second part I will violently attack Freud. The Birth of Philosophy is the birth of delusional violence.”
I like this article, and I must concede that “it is literally me”.
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@SperglerAcolyte
Imagine this: they said 4 million at Auschwitz in 1945, a few years after they said 1 or 1.5 million… This is enough for me to discard most of it. Also, those who were targeted in the East were literal Bolshevik partisans. Any state would have taken action.
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“less interesting than Nietzsche”, a “wordcel”, etc. [without having read more than 50 randomly selected pages of Heidegger]
130-140: They can firmly point to ideas that he developed and can explain their anthropological/historical meaning.
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@hope_pead
“You’re right, this isn’t so bad. Reminds me of those gigantic Buddhist or Hindu statues, but it’s not as brown as those. What would you name it?”
“The Coaler’s Heart…”
“…”
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“Taking my lobster out for a walk. Don’t mind me… ἁπλῶς τὰ ἀριστοκρατικὰ πράγματα.”
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What he meant by this is that he has a sickly and womanly frame, an audience made up entirely out of infants and he will soon fall out of the collective conscious mind.
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If someone tells you that the West does not signify anything (“you know, Europeans used to fight each other all the time”), disregard their opinion on anything related to politics or the study of cultures. To avoid naivety, one must be an essentialist in regard to civilizations.
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Also, apart from the 130-140 RW-inger, almost nobody reads him in German. Learn German and stop posting that: “Heidegger was a loser because he didn’t like muh Schopenhauer”. Grow up.
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You want to find a rich & aristocratic woman to finance your programmatic reading of the Western canon and your artistic exploits; Pound found a rich & aristocratic woman to fund his favorite fascist leader.
POUND WAS A MAN —
YOU ARE NOT!
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I don’t trust such people. One must at least intuitively understand arguments from differential geometry and be proficient in integral calculus, at least to the level of Euler, for me to take them seriously.
“This sounds pretentious, now that I’ve written it down.”
It's always sad to learn that a verbally clever person has trouble reasoning quantitatively.
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Otto Weininger: “A greater reality belongs to psychical phenomena than to physical phenomena.”
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@CoalBrahhh
Mart asked you to help him with his seppuku. You obliged, because that’s what friends are for.
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Novalis, Logological Fragments II
Relevant to the “tweet” writing form.
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"Immediacy is reality. Language is ideality. Consciousness is opposition and contradiction.”
“The more consciousness, the more self; the more consciousness, the more will, and the more will, the more self."
Kierkegaard
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“Dort öffnen sie das Buch des Schicksals dir.
Geh! fürchte nichts! es kehret alles wieder.
Und was geschehen soll, ist schon vollendet.”
Also sprach… Hölderlins Empedokles!
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Most of what Europe has seen from official Russian channels (re: S.O.) has been a mixture of: Biden-type senility, vitriolic hatred for the “Nazi West” (to all true Europeans, the best kind of West, no longer alive), ugly old fats discussing TOTAL NUCLEAR DESTRUCTION. Coal.
🚨🇷🇺 Russia updates the list of European capitals that will be targeted by nuclear weapon first!
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@CoalAgePervert
Soon, you’ll just write: “1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8” and then reply with “14” and we’ll all laugh and rexost… (maybe you should do that in Gigachad dialogue format…).
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"κυκλοτερής περὶ γαῖαν ἐλίσσεται ἀλλότριον φῶς ἅρματος ὅσπερ ἄν ἴχνος."
"A borrowed light, circular in form, it revolves about the earth, as if following the track of a chariot."
Empedocles, fragment 154 in Stein's numbering.
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@bronzeagemantis
It absolutely couldn’t have been that guy they called “Rex Iudaeorum”, right? Mr. Orthodox Cross would’ve known, for sure.
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Nietzsche: “Life is not the adaptation of inner circumstances to outer ones, but will to power, which, working from within, incorporates and subdues more and more of that which is « outside ».”
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Codreanu’s version of fascism perverts the essence of fascism. True fascism was a Western response to nihilism, not an Eastern response to the nihilism of the West. Mussolini’s “scientific”-Nietzschean worldview is the purest expression of the essence of fascism.
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Schmitt: “Genocide, [the] murder of peoples, a touching notion; I have experienced an example firsthand: the extermination of Prussian-German officialdom in 1945. Automatic ‘arrest’. They drive them to suicide. But on me, the most shameless ideocide is committed.”
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So, I guess this answers the question: what did Pound think about Nietzsche… Pound immediately follows with an exhortation to the Roman practical spirit, for which he coins: “the will to order”.
“The enemy of my friend may, sometimes, be my friend.”
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Oh, you spiritual dwarf, you have no idea what Nietzsche wrote. You were banished from his thought and returned to the bugman’s destiny. Arrange your ant colonies - but I promise they will fall, as they have before. And I assure you: no 𝘮𝘢𝘯 will live in your “states”!
Not a single Nietzschean has produced anything living up to his pretentious prose in the last 100 years. I only see whining.
Marxists on the other hand created the only POWERFUL alternatives to liberal modernity: the USSR, China and most of the modern sovereign states.
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@RomanianHaiduc
“Born to enjoy Eliade’s Chicago study, forced to endure Cioran’s 35 sqm apartment.”
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@asklepian
It’s the perfect mixture between the mathematician’s (righteous) elitism and the (again, righteous) pretensions of the man of culture; there’s skill and there’s also pedigree to it. Not having one disqualifies you from the other - in short, it’s brutal.
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@russian_cosmist
You are one of the few who understand that this “mindset” is fundamentally brown and deserves contempt. Cheers! 🥂
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Spengler: “A Mycenaean palace is a promise, a Minoan something that is ending.”
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If you’re not, then you should be, anon… As Nietzsche says, all the philosophies of antiquity used to be Janus-faced, they had an esoteric as well as an exoteric face. With Plato, the exoteric teaching has been preserved, while with Aristotle the esoteric has been preserved…
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“Failing miserably”: a swarthy Leninist says you “cried” (???) about “history” (???).
“Creating the greatest empires of modernity”: cry about the constant subjugation of the weak by the strong; your followers are only moderately successful at finding new ways to cry about it.
Nietzsche’s “wolf” spirit: Cry about 2000 years of history and your followers fail miserably at everything they do.
Marx’s “sheep” spirit: Affirm all of History proudly and your followers create the greatest empires of modernity.
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