/lit/ - Literature

>>14103243
Yes but what about the opposite praxis? One that operate initially from a condition of love of nature? Such a techno-praxis is the true fruit of the organicist movement.

>>14043677
I am a Cringe Elemental.
Anyways one way to approach the science of creativity is the study of memetics, that is "change in cultural information over time." Which leads us back to my entry-point here: >>14043062

Artistic creativity has a scientific element to it, in that one can learn how to be more creative specifically and self-creative in general. When one fails to make a meaningful distinction between human creators and creations (as they are both creatures of creativity) the artist is inextricable from the artistic process and "the self" becomes not a static representation but an evolutionary autological process.

Sufficiently advanced memetic engineering is indistinguishable from meme magic, because it is co-extensive with the arrival of a memetic singularity: a new Renaissance to outshine the original in every way, an explosion of human creativity in all domains that renders the undead memetic geists of the past wholly obsolete, such that they will merely crumble away due to irrelevance and inability to keep up.

This leads to my 9 greatest works of art, a memepunk anime series which were a massive study in my own psycho-philosophical development over the past 5 years: https://vimeo.com/specalblend

>>13940035
>Frankly, you 100% don't understand or use what Charles "signs are living things
Yeah I do >>13939276 Check out the other videos too. I feel inspired today to make a final video as well, which I wasn't expecting, but it truly is the best follow-up to the freakshow of "Meet Aminom."
>Everyone is doing Peirce.
I do Eris, and am very good at it <3

I kneel before Sophia naked while offering my apple to the rightfully prettiest. Sophia allowed me to see the beauty in myself, and the creative chaos of the world. I want her to munch my apple.

Anyways that is why I feel compelled to post a thread on /lit/ about Discordianism and it's strange doings. To me it seems like some sort of hyper-absurdist philosophical art project, but don't take it from me, you can read this strange work of WTF yourself for free: https://principiadiscordia.com/book/1.php

How has this work of poetry inspired you? If it hasn't, what do you find uninspiring about it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L397TWLwrUU