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- Krassy3
"Life is not a problem to be solved, but a reality to be experienced."
- Søren Kierkegaard
- he had a big impact on me when i first read his work.renderedred
- +Krassy
- Krassy3
- plato never explicitly said thissarahfailin
- now that I think about it. this is the opposite of what plato would have said. he believed the realm of ideals existed apart from the mind. you can't change thesarahfailin
- ideal form of a horse by feeling or thinking differently about horses. those essential ideals are permanent and immutable. ARISTOTLE might would-have said this.sarahfailin
- rzu-rzu0
"Religion is too important a matter to its devotees to be a subject of ridicule. If they indulge in absurdities, they are to be pitied rather than ridiculed."
- I. Kant
- palimpsest4
"I find the mono-perspective on something is thoughtless. If I can have an image of everything at once, aligned and captured, it also assigns me to a position, the one from which I can capture everything. It is not about that very frontal relation—the transaction between subject and object—rather it is an operation of de-framing the way we see or know. As one navigates a site of uncertainty—of possibilities—meaning can be assembled, or not, depending on where you come from and where you are going."
Pierre Huyghe
- i like his workKrassy
- He's one of three best, I've been following him since the 90s. His body is works reminds me of how Robert Irwin said...palimpsest
- about art not being the object but a continual inquiry into the potential of human beings to perceive another world with an aesthetic bias.palimpsest
- Excuse my autocorrect.
- one of the best
- his body of workpalimpsest - +100Krassy
- grafician1
One of the bigger mistakes you can make in life is assuming that everyone has a sense of humor. -- Michael Lipsey
- face_melter-1
- Words to live by.palimpsest
- He was in Korea and there enemy is of another color: red!palimpsest
- son_dey-2
Occultists and their ignorant admirers, the superstitious, have always held that insanity had to do with demonic possession. Modern medicine disputes this, and declares the various manifestations of the diseased mind to be due entirely to subjective psychological processes. At present these two schools of thought are like two armed camps, drawn up for battle and shaking their weapons at each other. Each is too sure of his own ground to be willing to give the other a hearing. It is my belief that a common ground can be found for the meeting of these two opposing view-points. Psychology demonstrates the mechanism of the mind and can explain the mental processes whereby the ideas of the deranged assume their ultimate form. It can show the connection between these ideas and the dreams of the normal mentality. What it cannot explain is the fundamental difference between these subjective states and the normal waking consciousness. It is here that the occultist can tell the psychologist something that it is worth his while to hear, for he can show how these visions can be produced experimentally and at will by means of ceremonial magic. And still more important, the occultist can show him how these visions can be dispersed and the psychic faculties closed down and sealed.
- Who are you quoting? This thread is quite someone not quote nobody.monospaced
- whatthefunk-2
- not to mention all those vaccines and ppl going to the Moon...grafician
- graf, the most groundbreaking invention was probably the jackhammer, no?whatthefunk
- LOL, whatthefunk.
QBN never dissapoints.
Hang in there.palimpsest - no, it was the iphonegrafician
- Perhaps, but it was really the push-broom that swept us all away.whatthefunk
- not to mention Phil Collins dropping the beat at 3 minutes into the song man!grafician
- @wtf you bastard! LOLrenderedred
- also i agree w/ graf if moonwalk wasn't the farthermost reaching of all human inventions (group of inventions) than what are we talking about?renderedred
- idk graf, c'mon - don't you think the invention of the wheel is what really got things rolling?whatthefunk
- The microchip wasn't that bad eithermonospaced
- alright lads, we are drawing the line at the fucking social media line in the sand line! common! be sensible about this!grafician
- who even downvoted?! I upvoted this!grafician
- sorry mono, no microship can beat that tiktok thingy mangrafician
- the lack of appreciation for the pun in the post is heartbreakingly disappointing, even for this lot ¯\_(ツ)_/¯whatthefunk
- hang in there! what about the invention of levitation?rzu-rzu
- Bluejam1
"Fuck off you little herrenvolk shite"
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