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1 year ago
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im never going to say that a particular work of philosophy is "not for beginners" because god damn near everything ive decided to read first was definitely not for a beginner and my brain is still semi-okay so don't worry
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what's a dongon ranpon
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pagespages
1 year ago
The first result gave me bloody tampon pornography and the second gave me a 1950s Japanese crime drama. There is also an anime called Dong on a Rope or something, maybe this could be it?
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your page is all over the place, but I love it... will have to look into some of the books you've listed
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note to self: don't write article on the dialectical unity of Based and Cringe where Based and Cringe are explicated as logically interrelated negations equally indifferent to their content
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chipsfunfun
1 year ago
is anything truly based? Is anything truly cringe? We have made this up, and we will die because of it.
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mental-labour
1 year ago
Based and Cringe are equal in the most basic sense that as universals Based is equally and indifferently Based and not-Based regardless of content, while the content shifts, Based abides, the same holds for Cringe. While Based and Cringe are contradictory, they're also equally internally contradictory and what would need to be developed speculatively would need be developed from their internal contradiction primarily
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mental-labour
1 year ago
one could argue that my analysis is stuck at the level of Perception, and that person would be correct because I haven't made it past that chapter yet lol
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holy fuck peter kalkavage was right his book DOES make me want to read more of the phenomenology
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lorem ipsum but instead of copypasting lorem ipsum you copypaste Catallus 16
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pagespages
1 year ago
What about Catullus 13, where the last lines could be translated as "You will ask the gods, my Fabullus, to become a whole nose".
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thank you!! :D