Liminalist Interview: Forms of the Underworld (pt.1)
Yours truly returns on Liminalist podcast with Jasun Horsley of Auticulture.
Tagged: Plato
Dialectics of Delirium: Was Garden of Eden Crisis a CIA Funded Regime Change?
In this podcast we approach the problem of Hegelian dialectics in it's proper - Hegelian and not Anthony Sutton's - sense, and dangers of history being depicted as the proper object of absolute knowledge. The case in point is the clear and present danger of God being denounced as CIA agent and Garden of Eden crisis a false flag or Soros funded regime change event.
Orwell’s 1984 Revisited: Postmodernity and the Demise of Self-Made Man
Mihai Marinescu revisits Orwell's "1984" and provides us with the exposition of still darker undertones present in this work, popular perhaps for all the wrong reasons. Orwell proposed no antidotes - but could it be that he never detected the essence of the poison itself? As Mihai demonstrates, the real horror of "1984" does not lay in the depiction of totalitarian monstrosity, as is customary understood. It is in the soul of its hero doomed to encounter his own reflection in the eye of executioner.
The Technocratic Disease
Mihai Marinescu provides an analysis of the inner technocracy - something that would from traditional perspective be considered it's true cause and nature - infecting even the sworn enemies of it's outer form.
Bedtime for Democracy: A Dialectics of Resentment
Seems like these days the most democratically distributed opinion is that democracy is not such a good idea. And no one is quite as eager as professed democrats to point this out.
