/lit/ - Literature

>>12674135
Ah, so we are dealing with contradiction. This is a particular interest of mine, so I'll give you my two cents. You absolutely CAN draw a square circle.
>but that's not a circle anon!
Here's the thing. One of the most important lessons of Deleuze is when you are faced with an unsolvable problem, you can change frameworks to dissolve that problem as if it never existed. Is it cheating? Absolutely, but there is no such thing as cheating :' )
Now clearly there are more difficult things than squaring a circle which is relatively trivial. Things that Land proposes, Gnon & other all powerful demons ect. I actively can't give you an answer or line of attack against those, but I have faith that we can overcome those. Laws of nature are not laws, they are merely habits. And if nature is unjust, change nature. All nice taglines, but very telling of how a Deleuzean deals with contradiction.