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New, on "The Seafarer" (an Old English poetry classic), with comments on Ezra Pound's translation, the poem's meaning, the Christian transformation of the Aryan ideal of undying fame, and MORE!
There are about a couple hundred things I see daily that people would have gotten furious about in saner times, it's really no wonder everyone is so mentally ill in the developed world
"Man will continue to invent technologies outside of himself until he either destroys the world or realizes that everything he's created is an inferior copy of the technologies that exist within himself. The question is: which will come first?" - Rudolf Steiner
Twenty years ago, this book came out, and it exposed suburban upper-middle class high school students as being a bunch of soulless, grade-obsessed, teacher-pleasing freaks. Then, mass culture started to become awful as that generation assumed power. What has changed since then?
I feel like a lot of these corporate entertainment franchise movies for nostalgia-starved "kidults" would be doing better if they weren't so loaded with breaking-the-fourth-wall, self-referential jokes.
There should be a book-length study on the philosophy of Abhinavagupta as authoritative and well-researched as Etienne Gilson's book on Thomas Aquinas
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Your jazz song for today is "Experiment in Terror" by Kai Winding, prominently featured in the Rhino records compilation "Crime Jazz." The Hammond B-3 organ really needs to come back btw
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There's a whole genre of AI-generated short story audio narration slop on YouTube, very weird stuff. Every channel is dedicated to some particular theme, like this one is entirely about US military personnel adopting cute dogs.
Loving the circular logic of the people responding to this thread. "No, no, Vivek can't be acting like a typical manifestation of despotic Indian culture here, he was born in Ohio." As if that isn't precisely the question at stake.
Replying to @MatthewParrott
In despotic oriental cultures, you lose "face" from suffering misfortune in a way that you don't in western cultures.
Our society often takes this too far the other way, venerating weakness and pity, of course. But it's the correct position; at the very least, it's ours.
My lit-crit posts usually tend to do abysmally in terms of audience interest, but maybe this time will be different, let's see
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I remember the NRx blogger "AntiDem" wrote a list of his favorite animes, and this one (Mysterious Girlfriend X) was on it.
Somehow, I was not persuaded to watch.
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Very gay, yes. I think the hipsters perfected black coffee during the 2010s. They simply got quasi-slaves in various African and South American plantations to harvest it with excellent terroir, then roasted it very light, giving the beans an acidic, fruity character. Delicious!
Your jazz song for today is Ken McIntyre - Geo's Tune featuring Eric Dolphy on bass clarinet
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