Lord Adolf Kalki-Wotanson
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Dogs.everyone except descartes fuck that guy
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Dogs.everyone except descartes fuck that guy
I too enjoy NietzscheJean Paul Sartre, Kierkeegard, Nietzsche, Schopenhauer and Karl Marx, just for shits and giggles, Shinji's Dad (Max Stirner)
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after sun of steel you should read bronze age mindsetstarted with some marx a long time ago, wasn't the most interested in philosophy for a while but now i'd say my biggest influence is definitely Nietzsche. really a phenomenal thinker and no doubt one of the Greatest Of All Time. i've quoted 'Beyond Good & Evil' as if it was my personal bible which is ironic, to say the least. i've still got a lot of stuff on my shelf i haven't read yet, mostly more Nietzsche but also Plato's 'Republic', as well as one called 'The Computer Revolution in Philosophy' by some guy called Aaron Sloman. i've recently taken interest in the early works of Nick Land (hoping to one day get my hands on Fanged Noumena), a strange man but his early analyses of capital and technology seem somewhat valuable. the poetic and semi-spiritual philosophical reflections of Yukio Mishima i admire greatly, and i am looking forward to reading 'Sun and Steel'. additionally, i will receive Deleuze & Guattari's Anti-Oedipus sometime soon which i am sure will be an interesting experience.
i've listened to a few extracts of caribbean rhythms. i don't align exactly with everything he says, but BAP is a pretty interesting figure and great speaker. once i get through all my other books, i surely will check it out. cheersafter sun of steel you should read bronze age mindset
"i don't align exactly with everything he says" is commonly said by those who have yet taken life in the name of BAPist cult, you'll come around eventuallyi've listened to a few extracts of caribbean rhythms. i don't align exactly with everything he says, but BAP is a pretty interesting figure and great speaker. once i get through all my other books, i surely will check it out. cheers
Despite what I just said though, Plato is a real OG.My favorite philosopher is Plato. Plato wrote the polity which is one of the greatest philosophical books of the ancient times. In the specific book plato dealing with issues like the value of the money, the right people to govern a city-state, the ideal state, he analyzes the regimes, he talks about the soul he quotes the conditions of an virtuous man and hes teaching about life issues with allegories such as the cave of ignorance. The cave of ignorance is something like the matrix damn how far ahead was this old man.