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The chansperg fears the flamboyant tranny

What do contemporary analytic and continental philosophy courses teach? Who and what do they read?

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>mentioning big sissy
>no explanation provided
For shame. I'll take it from here.

Here's the summary on Big Sissy. Their roots extend all the way back to at least 5000 BC, and their power persists to this day.
>in ancient times, interdimensional entities have found their way into our universe, and made their landing on Earth.
>initially, they were only there for the purposes of exploration, and nothing more. they were intrigued by humans in particular.
>however, they have witnessed something, something that disturbed them. humans are separated into "men" and "women". the entities, whom revered one-ness and absolute unity as the grandest form of perfection which all life ought to reach (and whom were unitarian themselves), set forth to unify "man" and "woman".
>they assumed human-like forms in order to show them an example of what a "grand-unified" human would look like.
>enter Mist-Lord Wahichi, or as the people knew his human form, "The Big Head Sissy" (shown in picrel, the last surviving hieroglyphic depiction).
>he had assumed a form combining characteristics of both male and female humans. the people's reaction to him however was "what did he mean by this?"
>disappointed by their lack of understanding and condemning them as "backwards", he had a different plan in mind.
>leading his team of scientists, he created homosexuals, and had them integrate into human society in order to blur the lines between manhood and womanhood.
>5000 years later
>homosexual integration was successful, but no blurring between the sexes had occurred yet. losing his patience, as well as some interest, he decided to leave earth, but he had not given up on his ideals yet. Wahichi took a fragment of his essence, and split it amongst all of his homosexual spawn, encapsulating within it a certain set of instructions to achieve "the one", and simply vanished into the ether. His children understood and obeyed. However, they didn't have the tools necessary to carry out the plan they were entrusted with, all their attempts to enact it were going to be in vain, until....
>1900 years later

This one's gonna need a Part 2, but I'm sure you can see where this is going.