/lit/ - Literature

>>11991101
>These posts makes me feel sick, perhaps in a purgy sense, but more so in a sense of inevitability and futility in struggle - I simultaneously want to die, want to fight, and want to surrender, and I can't tell what's about to happen.

that's life after the Orgy anon. and here's the Cosmotech meme answer to Baudrillard:

Stop Fucking Each Other

that's really it. not so complicated, is it? Stop Fucking, please. that's enough. the music has ended. please do not inject Viagra into your eyeballs. the food has been served, cannibalism is unbecoming. it is time to stop now. and so on.

now i realize that this question is ofc much more interesting than can be answered in such a spicy hot take as this. but i also have a lot more to say on this subject. because the real fact is that we have basically all been invited to a Permanent Fiesta - consumer capitalism - that we can't stop. after all, the economy now runs on in it. we have developed a Party Economy, which is sort of like having figured out how to build the truly eudaimonic society we probably should have and yet basically all we have are two tires and an air pump, and instead of building the rest of the bicycle we have basically just figured out how to get ourselves high by way of auto-asphyxiation, or sticking the pump in our ears, or god only knows what else.

we aren't even tragic anymore, we are *fucking ridiculous.* this is kind of a key detail. the anger is warranted, but not the Fury. our issue is in having become *fucking pathetic,* and it is because there hasn't been much else to do for a long time.

politics is not the way out of this, anthropotechnics is. and yet the anthropotechnics will fuck with your head, and so for the other wing, there's cosmotechnics (again: Cosmotech is entirely borrowed from YH in this regard, with a few homebrew spins).

>>11991175
>Dont animals rape and kill constantly. Perhaps that is all that life is made up of.
it is what all animal life is made up of, and Barbarian Life also. personally the charm of Barbarian Life is starting to fade for me. however, one of my favorite literary figures is Conan the Barbarian, who distinguished himself from the pack by virtue of being a *self-aware barbarian.* which is far more rare than it would appear on first glance.

>Isnt life all about violence.
not *civilized* life. and there is a difference between the state enforcing its authority and the Blood Thirst of the Erinyes.

but States too can become possessed...

& this is still a legit question, by the way

stop fucking, duh