/lit/ - Literature

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> and perhaps nothing as pure and free as plasma or a star, if we retrace our steps back up the ladder... So I diverge with Langan here, I don't think technology will necessarily maximize telic utility, on the contrary...
Mainländer is a metaphysician who focuses on the specialisation of ontology-into-cosmology. This is his life's work. Mueller-Seyfarth may be lost in translation, but his work's meaning is tied to the "Quasi Stellar" Batz, and the little bit of him that's on reddit contains more than enough fragments to be of use.
>But in trying to kick death out of the attic he's moved into the living room, ie, into life itself, the death-within-life, or death-as-life, a danger the Egyptians were especially attuned to: too much actuality is dessicating.
I can't imagine you're unaware of the VR-Video-Gaming underpinnings of this? Neokantian hypersadism angling towards the creation of pocket dimensions which can mimic demonic sadomasochistic "voluntary torture" as a gladiatorial event constructed as a ritual [your Moloch] to the displacement of Great Decay as a recursive trap (anti-Aztec neopaganism, sort of what you would look like as a heretic).