/lit/ - Literature

>>12142463
Well I 'accidentally' included 'that exists' when I didn't mean too.
A potential encroaches toward it's realization That potential is there, it is a thing, but that thing does not exist.
It sounds better when it's not in baby talk, i prefer terms like; 1'2'3

Anyways it is don't a movement from potential to actual. It's 1 2 3 and 3 is where things exist, 2 is where things happen, from there 1 2 3 and so on. It's is a continuous 1 continually 2ing continuous 3. 3 is old news, its an image in the rearview. 1 is just trucking along.

>>12100800
Brother! New-animism is coming. We need a living religion, the dogma of life and the normative study of living.
Lots or interesting work being published in theorhetical biology, check out biosemiotics such as; Terrence Deacon's 'Incomplete Nature', Frederick Stiernfelt's 'Natural Propositions', Wendy Wheelers 'Expecting the Earth', Uxekull's 'A Foray Into the World of Animals' and most importantly of all, both volumes of 'The Essential Peirce(a challenging endeavor). Outside of biosemiotics too, you can find work such as the brilliant Stuart Kaufman's books; 'At Home in the Universe' 'Origin of Order', 'Reinventing the Sacred', 'Humanity in a Creative Universe'.
We need an organized biocentric religion that uses it's tax-exempt status to buy "the church"(natural landscapes and wildlife sanctuaries) while reaching out to other religions to foster a universal commons of life and home, and possibly using it's first amendment rights to exercise the legal use of psychedelics (in the US)
This could do alot of good in the world, it might even be able to save us.