Have I mentioned that this is a World in fracture?
There is a dialectic between synchronicity and conspiracy; two ways of finding meaning in coincidence. This relationship then fractures into another dialectic, in which meaningful interpretation is opposed to nihilism, but if meaning has a positive and a negative aspect, how do we subdivide meaninglessness?
Through the i-ching and Dada Manifesto ?
Punk Rock ?
if this is devolving into abstraction, i need some tutoring. has the world ever not been fractured? everything is at odds with everything. my interpretation of your question is are there countervailing forces within that which is considered meaningless. true versus false meaninglessness? i guess youll have to poll the gods on that one. is false meaninglessness therefore meaning? so my authoritative answer is if it is truly meaningless then there is no possiblity to bifurcate. meaninglessness is an absolute, otherwise there would be meaning. meanwhile can you define the term spiritual materialism?
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There is a dialectic between synchronicity and conspiracy; two ways of finding meaning in coincidence. This relationship then fractures into another dialectic, in which meaningful interpretation is opposed to nihilism, but if meaning has a positive and a negative aspect, how do we subdivide meaninglessness?
- alex 11-16-2000 6:18 pm
Through the i-ching and Dada Manifesto ?
Punk Rock ?
- bill 11-16-2000 9:34 pm [add a comment]
if this is devolving into abstraction, i need some tutoring. has the world ever not been fractured? everything is at odds with everything. my interpretation of your question is are there countervailing forces within that which is considered meaningless. true versus false meaninglessness? i guess youll have to poll the gods on that one. is false meaninglessness therefore meaning? so my authoritative answer is if it is truly meaningless then there is no possiblity to bifurcate. meaninglessness is an absolute, otherwise there would be meaning.
meanwhile can you define the term spiritual materialism?
- dave 11-16-2000 10:11 pm [add a comment]