/lit/ - Literature

>he basically shows you how the techno-alchemical engineers of civilization are transforming humanity into a sacrificial killing field for otherworldly forces
What? He's not Schelling or Berkeley for crying out loud, I just don't... God fucking dammit. Stop associating all conservatives with Platonic conservatism, much less the totalitarian aspects of a "chorea" (the owl of minerva, etc) which universalises the narrative. I feel like this a case of Hegel's alter ego being confused for him, though if you questioned Hegel himself I'd sure you'd get the famous "he is Alexander too."

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>Not realizing that the Divine Comedy was about the friends we made along the way