/lit/ - Literature

Deleuze believed in autarky, not autochthony. Any other reading is usually more narrative than reality.
>the Inchoroi as an entire race of obscene enjoyers: boltzmanns like black sperm converging on the Light-Ovum: the Manichaean Old Man as the Storyteller, desensitizing males to “low information” reality:
I'm reminded of UG's "Jungle" (but less pessimistic)
>“Server 1.0”: what Hitchcock saw in realism, we understand as the equivalent of the Spenglerian energy cliff in art: as a movement flatlines, the aperture of its imagination closes****we hit the absolute knowing of the artist in which, the technique exhausted, the given is given again: when it's done right, anyways: even the MCU attempts a desperate kind of realism, with zero mythopoetic undertones, just god-boomers and laser beams: and then see: lo-fi's mystic nostalgia, what film grain means to a twilight generation
The Absolute is achieved through the failure of perfection, and each limited [recreated] chance at perfection is a historicised culture-moment of 'perfect failure.' (Hence DuChamp's urinal as a farce of attempting historical perfection without personal/failed perfection, something that ironically fails as a historical piece for it's lack of personal failure [in a less contrarian and cynical time, the meaning was perfectly clear: ingenuity without imperfect genius is just obcene celebrity])
>the One's neck slit like a lamb's at Midnight, “God is where God is Not”: Leviathanic time is dopaminergic time: Protestantism is just a very tired gnosticism, we might have to start considering the possibility that boomers might be teleoplexic: and try to imagine total physiological predetermination, that aryans are those whose “stems” are pure, mirrored finely in form, and the lecher is a hostile thing, an eater of light: stars are the only mouths that eat themselves, and so they are stars:
Indeed, all our heroes are boomers, and Hegel most of all. In fact, in this way Zizek is a zoomer, trying to regenerate a legacy that has become contradictory to itself (Lukacs/Western Marxism) through further contradiction (Lacan w/o Alain-Miller/Badiou). And I agree that protestants tend towards Trotskyist ideas of permanent revolution, even Posadist (eschatological) revelation. Great read.