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Mike Nelson here.
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let's hold a 1+1=2 festival... maybe stephen colbert can speak... i really get into my 1+1=2 identity
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#43
Mike Nelson here.
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tpaine posted:
i'm not like those other atheists. you know the ones

i don't need big dick dawkins telling me what not to believe.. i can not believe myself, thanks

#44
meet me in st louis
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while looking for 'hot dawkins chick' on GIS as a retort to a post i found this and stopped my search immediately.

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getfiscal posted:
i never understood why people would be like "OMG you spent so much on re-regs" when like the same people are like yes i just bought the following nine hundred games on steam to play on my wall television

efficiency: trolling beats toys

they pirated all of that shit. you cant pirate a forums account. unless you know the right people...

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babyfinland posted:


im actually getting around to reading kierkegaard now and I dont understand why old lf was so into him. maybe im imagining that but it seems like kierkegaard as I understand him was a poor fit for the subforum at the time

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stegosaurus posted:

babyfinland posted:

im actually getting around to reading kierkegaard now and I dont understand why old lf was so into him. maybe im imagining that but it seems like kierkegaard as I understand him was a poor fit for the subforum at the time



people dont actually read things they just parrot zizek and so on

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stegosaurus posted:

babyfinland posted:

im actually getting around to reading kierkegaard now and I dont understand why old lf was so into him. maybe im imagining that but it seems like kierkegaard as I understand him was a poor fit for the subforum at the time



it was just impper. but kierkergaard is pretty good regardless!

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what authors were ye' olde lf really into anyways? it was just zizek, harvey and boring critical theory stuff. fiction was more or less unanimously despised
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AmericanNazbro posted:
what authors were ye' olde lf really into anyways? it was just zizek, harvey and boring critical theory stuff. fiction was more or less unanimously despised

there was a lot of deleuze n guattari, some frankfurt school, fuck I dont even remember anyone else. it was mainly posturing though

people did like borges, I remember a ncf thread where he and infrateal (rip) went back and forth about a few of his short stories for pages

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tpaine posted:
aberaham didn't take his son up there to be raped, americanicebro...



your avatar looks like slices of pizza with eyes. maybe i've been doing too many drugs, i dunno, but that's a delectable avatar

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AmericanNazbro posted:

tpaine posted:
aberaham didn't take his son up there to be raped, americanicebro...

your avatar looks like slices of pizza with eyes. maybe i've been doing too many drugs, i dunno, but that's a delectable avatar



your avatar looks like a monkey

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#57
California
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Shit, I just choked down another 2 hours of hollywood bullshit and I'm ready for a show of straight up logic. And Bad Religion for dessert...? See you there.
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maybe when I read adornos book on him I'll get a better picture. right now I respect where he's coming from (taking the charge that christianity requires 'a miracle within ones own person' and basically saying 'yeah, and?') but I dont feel like I understand why its so significant. maybe thats because I read a bit of existentialism before I even heard of kierkegaard so his innovation seems more natural and unremarkable than it actually is.
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im watching archer, its pretty funny
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stegosaurus posted:
maybe when I read adornos book on him I'll get a better picture. right now I respect where he's coming from (taking the charge that christianity requires 'a miracle within ones own person' and basically saying 'yeah, and?') but I dont feel like I understand why its so significant. maybe thats because I read a bit of existentialism before I even heard of kierkegaard so his innovation seems more natural and unremarkable than it actually is.



i dont care about all fo that, kierkegaard just spits Hot Truth

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waht kierkegaard are u reading? either/or is usually what gets recommended 'round these parts, ignore tom hes just a barbarian.
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im reading fear and trembling and the sickness unto 'def'
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stegosaurus posted:
im reading fear and trembling and the sickness unto 'def'



im reading "purity of heart is to will one thing" and its kewl as balls

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stegosaurus posted:
maybe when I read adornos book on him I'll get a better picture. right now I respect where he's coming from (taking the charge that christianity requires 'a miracle within ones own person' and basically saying 'yeah, and?') but I dont feel like I understand why its so significant. maybe thats because I read a bit of existentialism before I even heard of kierkegaard so his innovation seems more natural and unremarkable than it actually is.



Kierkegaard was the first philosopher I ever read and its him that I always return to. His writing on christianity and the church fills volumes and is more nuanced than that so I would keep at it if youre interested at all.

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noavbazzer posted:

stegosaurus posted:
maybe when I read adornos book on him I'll get a better picture. right now I respect where he's coming from (taking the charge that christianity requires 'a miracle within ones own person' and basically saying 'yeah, and?') but I dont feel like I understand why its so significant. maybe thats because I read a bit of existentialism before I even heard of kierkegaard so his innovation seems more natural and unremarkable than it actually is.

Kierkegaard was the first philosopher I ever read and its him that I always return to. His writing on christianity and the church fills volumes and is more nuanced than that so I would keep at it if youre interested at all.



purity of heart is to will one thing is MondoIslamic bro

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Read every Kierkegaard book
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at one point kierkegaard says "I understand hegel perfectly but abraham is incomprehensible to me" and thats how I feel about kierkegaard even compared to someone dense and difficult like hegel. maybe I'm just an infidel. Maybe I'm amazed.
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F&T and e/o arent so great, like theyre good but they dont overshadow any of his other work but i guess they appeal more to heartless kufrs so they get all the Facebook Likes
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good lord i ate way too much yogurt someone help me lie down
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tpaine posted:

babyfinland posted:
good lord i ate way too much yogurt someone help me lie down

this is billy mays! and i'm pullin around to stick in your pooper!



billy do you have a strong harness

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seriously guys im dizzy
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I battered my way through fear and trembling with no philosophical backgrouns except for googling stuff on my first run so trust me I sympathise
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I came home from my first day at the new job, it felt really weird, but I'm making way more money and the actual work was a joke. so I'm drinking and eating my curry out of a bowl that you would normally put chips in. I need to lay down too soon.
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nevermind it was just a seasonal wind
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stegosaurus posted:
I came home from my first day at the new job, it felt really weird, but I'm making way more money and the actual work was a joke. so I'm drinking and eating my curry out of a bowl that you would normally put chips in. I need to lay down too soon.



goongrats on Selling out bigtime to the c apitalism of death you monster

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paychecks are SCAB CULTURE
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