/lit/ - Literature

We are all Clutch Nixon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcSW794ueZU [Embed]

The greatest man to ever set foot on two wheels.
Possibly, the greatest man to have ever lived.
A man who brought the world together
Not through song or dance,
not with the act of love,
not through an act of violence or a tyranny
-No!
Just one man and two wheels.
Two wheels strapped to a Harley V-Twiiiiiin!
FEEL THE ENGINE ROAR!

https://old.reddit.com/r/sorceryofthespectacle/comments/138zdhi/cosmic_creation_story/

https://vimeo.com/563950668

There's many distinct and diverse biomes in the forest, it seems that around every turn of the trail there's a new distinct environment with a distinct arrangement of trees, plants, and other organisms along a two mile loop trail.

There is bloody war and competition to be found among living things for sure, but in order for such to exist there must be and is a background of sufficient tolerance for diversity for such to flourish.

The activities of the organisms of the forest as a whole contribute to a general ecosystemic thriving from intimately interlaced relationships of all kinds.

There is a natural emergent social wisdom and process of natural mediation to be found in ecosystems.

The intuitive sense of natural harmony is real.

The examination of this harmony must take into account the fullness of natural history and acknowledge the role of cataclysm and catastrophe in establishing such harmony.

The evolution of life is driven by the possibility of failure. So too is the evolution of dreams by the death of possibility. Dead and dying dreams, if they are successful in dreaming beyond themselves, give birth to new dreams.

The fragility of life is what makes it alive, a dance on a razor's edge between the petrification of order and the dissipation of chaos.

Life is a death-defying daredevil stunt towards the future.

Totally rad to the max man.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcSW794ueZU

This is about process-relational philosophy in general as especially influenced by Alfred North Whitehead. This is an attempt to translate process-relational thought into a spiritual interpretation.

https://vimeo.com/563950668

There's many distinct and diverse biomes in the forest, it seems that around every turn of the trail there's a new distinct environment with a distinct arrangement of trees, plants, and other organisms along a two mile loop trail.

There is bloody war and competition to be found among living things for sure, but in order for such to exist there must be and is a background of sufficient tolerance for diversity for such to flourish.

The activities of the organisms of the forest as a whole contribute to a general ecosystemic thriving from intimately interlaced relationships of all kinds.

There is a natural emergent social wisdom and process of natural mediation to be found in ecosystems.

The intuitive sense of natural harmony is real.

The examination of this harmony must take into account the fullness of natural history and acknowledge the role of cataclysm and catastrophe in establishing such harmony.

The evolution of life is driven by the possibility of failure. So too is the evolution of dreams by the death of possibility. Dead and dying dreams, if they are successful in dreaming beyond themselves, give birth to new dreams.

The fragility of life is what makes it alive, a dance on a razor's edge between the petrification of order and the dissipation of chaos.

Life is a death-defying daredevil stunt towards the future.

Totally rad to the max man.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcSW794ueZU

Do you sense the urgency like I do? The survival of our species hinges on our ability to overcome the death of god and enact a transvaluation of all values. I see it as an imperative that I dedicate my life towards becoming the bridge Nietzsche spoke of. If you love humanity you make it your life's goal to do the same.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmwXkJV_B-w

So /lit/, how doomed are we?