/lit/ - Literature

>>11108088
i do not. maybe i should put one up at some point, i've cribbed ridiculous amounts from those guys over the past little while. there are some people out there taking really good care of those accounts, the music and all the rest. beautiful stuff.

and yours is fucking awesome! i don't know if you know about bob pepper but he's a really awesome concept artist. i'm particularly fond of his illustrations for dark tower. anyways, i feel like maybe some of his stuff would look good in the rest of your collection.

https://mondotees.com/blogs/news/16991215-the-art-of-bob-pepper

so yeah, i'll probably wind up borrowing some of your stuff for my future posts. thanks anon! going to go browse this now.

>>11108087
d'aww. well, we'll see. some people are just made to be mysterious hermits. honestly tho? slowly but surely /lit/ has sort of nudged me towards at least that that i think is consistently interesting enough to think about: that horizon at which acceleration turns towards tradition and perennialism. no rage zombies. just whatever philosophers or else that fosters that mysterious part of the brain that intuits that there is a better view to take on things. consciousness, always a winner. it will have this place that helped me to sort the frame for that dissertation, whatever it is.

a guy i like on twitter suggested this: 'false consciousness' is sort of like saying 'false truth.' we know that bad faith, guilt and so on are all there in us. so how do we start the long way back from under the shadow of the masters of suspicion? land said something like this too on twitter:
>and trust burns.

so, that's the question. how do you optimize for *trust?* blockchain is one way. is it the only one? is paranoiac renaissance-style innovativeness > confucian harmoniousness? these are the questions.

>>11108147
ayup. cyberpunk is way way cool. it wasn't my favorite genre before (doesn't everybody like heroic fantasy at first? even the metal guys are secretly into it) but yeah, the current wave of Really Dark Cyberpunk does indeed get one in the feels. oh that apocalyptic romanticism. sign me up.

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