Blogs about: Dark Vitalism
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Horrific Nature?/Metroidic Nature?
Michael ends a post partially in response to my last post that nature isn’t terrifying. Many of my posts here would seem to assert exactly the opposite – that a darkly vitalistic nature i… more →
Naught Thought
Darknesses
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Ben Woodard wrote 3 weeks ago: The limit or non-limit of darkness is its terrifying feature – if the darkness is expansive a … more →
Dark Vitalism III
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Ben Woodard wrote 2 months ago: Repeatedly I have formulated Dark Vitalism as the description of the cosmological cascade or emergen … more →
Emergence/Continuity/Discreteness
Ben Woodard wrote 5 months ago: In their mostly fascinating text The Collapse of Chaos Jack Cohen and Iain Stewart make a strong cas … more →
2/n: The ESSENTIAL binary of all Philosophical Discussion
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kvond wrote 5 months ago: I want to repeat a comment I added over at Naught Thought on the subject of what makes Dark Vitalism … more →
Dark Vitalism II
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Ben Woodard wrote 5 months ago: Kvond and Michael at Complete Lies have both written on Dark Vitalism which has become the formal na … more →
The Zuggtmonic Drive: (Dark) Intelligence Without Center
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kvond wrote 5 months ago: An Organic Demoness Ontology Naught Thought raises the image of Dark Vitalism and first associates … more →
Dinner with Hegel...
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kvond wrote 5 months ago: The Unclear Dinner Guest I ran into this wonderful vignette - perhaps it is famous - when looking in … more →
Absolute Oblivion
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Ben Woodard wrote 5 months ago: Marcus Aurelius, 2nd Meditation: “Of human life the time is a point, and the substance is in a … more →
Zuggtmoy/Juiblex Complex
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Ben Woodard wrote 6 months ago: From Wikipedia: “Zuggtmoy rules the 222nd layer of the Abyss, officially called Shedaklah, alt … more →
Econontology 2: Zombie Banks, Undead Labor, and Dark Vitalism
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reidkane wrote 9 months ago: If there is a tangible threat posed to our economic existence, it is that of the Zombie Banks, the m … more →
