We Can’t Rely on Jeff Bezos
We Can’t rely on Jeff Bezos
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I have embarked on a new quest: how do we resist total bureaucracy and total surveillance? The worldwide technocracy fused with State Capital forces us to rethink our status as free and self-determining individuals. Having discovered an ancient stream of thought loosely labeled anarchism, I think we can dip into it and find a way beyond authoritarian socialism and neoliberalism.
We Can’t rely on Jeff Bezos
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God is the realm of all possibilites … More God Is the Foundation of Freedom: a short note on Process Theology
Taoist philosophy teaches harmony with nature as opposed to domination
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For far too many years I have been on a fool’s errand. I am reminded of the time in high school when I started working in the maintenance department at a local factory. My first assignment was to find a left handed monkey wrench. Of course there is no such thing, and the guys all … More What’s the Difference Between Consciousness and Experience?
They must enter into the last finite if they want to enter the last infinite
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I was knocked unconscious in a car crash when I was in high school. It happened in 1971, a few days after the announcement of the death of Jim Morrison in Paris. I was barreling down a dirt road in the hills of Missouri. A pig darted in front of the speeding truck, I slammed … More A Kick in the Head, Glimpse the One
Physical science has led us to the realization that consciousness itself may be behind it all … More The Primordial Mind Hypothesis, Or why hot dogs aren’t all that IS
Here is a rough attempt to present Schopenhauer’s Will as the One in his version of metaphysical idealism. “Schopenhauer’s Will” by Kim Broadie https://link.medium.com/awzE2EV8t9
Art has an irrational quality which stirs up our deepest feelings, elevates our innermost being. … More Word as Representation and Melody
A philosopher’s life is sufficiently powerful to have conquered thought and subordinated every other instinct to itself … More A Philosopher’s Life