/lit/ - Literature

Tolstoy because Fyodorov knew him and refused to ever meet again due to the difference in philosophical beliefs. I couldn't care less what Tolstoy believed in, what the quality of his writing is, or whatever else - all I need to know is Fyodorov's opinion

>>18175961
You're still talking to me though

>>17492939
I'm not a cosmist, but pic related is one of my inspirations
his ideas about reevaluation the relationship between science, ecology, and christianity are truly beautiful
his rationale was condemned by the Church, and his philosophy fell into some occult and theosophical discourse I disagree with, but honestly fedorov was a visionary
you can find a file of his book "what was man created for" pretty easily

>>16221919
Read the first four gospels, don't go in order you'll just confuse yourself. I've only read the NKJV, but if you get into the Old Testament the Septuigent is the best OT. Theology is very important, in fact it is impossible to answer your question without some theological leaning. I recommend you get into theology if you're interested in the Bible, if you go in closed minded like you state you'll reap nothing from it. Reading it as a piece of fiction is ignorant, regardless of your views on Christianity. I hope you find peace and better your relationship with God.

>>16206074
Regression won't fix anything, I rejected the collapse rhetoric and replaced it with cosmism. I don't necessarily think neo luddism is wrong, and believe it to be compatible with cosmism from a biopolitical standpoint, but I think Ted is ethically wrong (so long as man can prevent extinctions events to the ecological status quo he has an obligation to). The end will come, so we might as well go out to the stars and view the sublime as a way to better love God.

I'd recommend starting with the beginnings:

The Russian Cosmists: The Esoteric Futurism of Nikolai Fedorov and His Followers by George M. Young

This one gives a good overview

>>10139141
Check out Ernst Bloch and Walter Benjamin if you are interested in Marxism but can't do without haschich driven esoteric memeing. Also chek out Nikolai Fyodorov, not a marxist, but his ideas influenced the early soviet futurists and the whole soviet space programme.

>>9128805
Nikolai Fyodorov and Russian Cosmic thought.

>>8620531
Fyodorov and McLuhan, not Moldbug and Land, ok

>>8108680
Kek, that's not an argument