Nicked Post: Preparata and Horsley on “Geometrics of Pain”
We share the engaging conversation between Jasun Horsley and Guido Preparata. Not to be missed. The podcast covers:
“why conspiracy theory is too important to leave to conspiracy theorists, the academic world, the myth of agency, centers of power, the mechanized beehive, the class division, Alex Jones, insider knowledge and oaths, a sociological study of Jones, a custodianship of truth, an academic caste system, monks and universities, veneration of power over truth, the survival of free-thinking spirits, a kept class, The Ideology of Tyranny, the PC-movement, Foucault, buried phantasms reigning supreme, the white male monster, the lineage of the politics of diversity, Bataille plagiarized, Kripal & Strieber, postmodernism & Satanism, the conservatism of postmodernism, white pig art, praising the poor, killing the universals, the lingo of power, arguments that eat themselves, the creation of cognitive dissonance, cognitive malformation, a regime of discursive terror, the spread of dissonance, information overload by design, the view of the despot, the drive for power, how stories are told, a barbarous mindset, securing privilege, the shape of the psyche, organized ritual abuse, dark conspiratainment, social engineering & child traumatization, the cult of violence, Ernst Jünger & pain as the foundation of life, postmodernist strands of violence, soft masses.”
Part one:
The Liminalist # 145: When Buried Phantasms Reign Supreme (with Guido Preparata)
Part two:
The Liminalist # 145.5: The Geometrics of Pain (with Guido Preparata)
Hi Branko,
This is a bit unrelated to the Preparata interview but I’m curious what you think none the less. What does it mean for a person to be stupid? How would you view the idea of stupidity from a metaphysical perspective? Is someone like Dugin, the author, or at least spokesman for Eurasianism, stupid? Are people with bad ideas, or violent and consequentially dangerous ideas stupid? I know Dugin is a favorite target of yours and deservedly so, but what if we flipped the script a bit and asked if someone like Zbigniew Brzezinski is stupid? Despite his highly esteemed academic background and transformational time in government, the consequences of his policy recommendations have been disastrous. Is he stupid? What do think