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What I Believe About Religion
I don’t believe that any of the specific gods (Zeus, Allah, Yahweh, Vishnu etc.), in their contingent culture-based personalities, exist. But I do believe that the ontological mystery to which p… more →
Prometheus Unbound
I am on an ice cream sandwich diet
MAB wrote 3 days ago: I’ve been not wanting to post for a while. Truth is, I don’t know where to begin or really know what … more →
In the café
notesfromaroom wrote 5 days ago: I paid. Madeleine took away my saucer. My glass crushes a puddle of beer, with a bubble floating in … more →
Call Sartre (189/366 07-08-09)
CarusoPhoto wrote 1 week ago: Call Sartre (189/366 07-08-09) Originally uploaded by CarusoPhoto Once again the weather didn … more →
What I Believe About Religion
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santitafarella wrote 1 week ago: I don’t believe that any of the specific gods (Zeus, Allah, Yahweh, Vishnu etc.), in their con … more →
The Mirror of Sylvia Path
futiledemocracy wrote 1 week ago: It was inevitable, with my current state of mind, that I’d be drawn to the poems of Sylvia Pla … more →
Jean-Paul Sartre, L'Etre et le Néant
cpttsubasa wrote 1 week ago: Jean-Paul Sartre, L’Etre et le Néant Gallimard | 1976 | ISBN 2070293882 | 675 Pages | french … more →
Currently Reading "Nausea" by Sartre
Jo wrote 1 week ago: So far page 18.5. I’ve stopped to digest what I’ve read so far. The one thing that I kee … more →
Sisyphus Pushing v. Buddha Sitting
santitafarella wrote 2 weeks ago: Someone recently said to me that to conclude that the universe is without purpose needn’t lead … more →
Vapaus valita - vapaus rakastaa
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Sanna Brauer wrote 3 weeks ago: Talon tytöksi Uusioperheistä puhutaan usein viime vuosikymmenten ilmiönä, mutta perhesuhteiden monim … more →
The nausea of everyday life
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loranablog wrote 3 weeks ago: I seem to belong to another species. They leave the office after working hours, watching the houses … more →
Louis Mackey on Human Laziness and Fear
santitafarella wrote 3 weeks ago: The brief excerpt below is from the stylized philosophy documentary, Waking Life. Speaking is the ph … more →
Hans Jonas
Arsen Darnay wrote 3 weeks ago: Precisely because Christianity came to dominate the civilization of the West—it was the successful c … more →
8 - four in the morning
R. wrote 3 weeks ago: Today, again, I started wondering what would I do if I start living true freedom. But it’s 4 … more →
Octane Velour
keithecho wrote 4 weeks ago: Pattern me velour on the linoleum slide,stir the drink with an Evinrude bride,choppy and nauseous fr … more →
On Souls and an existential crisis
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davidsardonicus wrote 1 month ago: Today, someone asked me this: “do you believe we have souls? If you do, what would you say tha … more →
( SAD ENDINGS, BRIGHT BEGINNINGS ! )
caitlindanelle wrote 1 month ago: Well, graduation’s come and gone; and it was bittersweet. The upside is that Tyler and I are g … more →
Solipsistic Shithole VS. Infinite Head
thehypocriteuniversal wrote 1 month ago: I think therefore I am is naturally either redundant, or infinitely recursive. The statement of … more →
Sartre Wasn't Kidding About the Nausea
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winkyone7 wrote 1 month ago: I am a very insecure sort of person. I can never look at anybody’s art too long without feeli … more →
affectivity and the human animal in Logics of Worlds
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michaeloneillburns wrote 1 month ago: In Logics of Worlds Badiou identifies four affects which signal the incorporation of a human animal … more →
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