/lit/ - Literature

>>12039315
also, this being an actual coincidence and not a made-up one, a google search for that image pulls up this image, which i've seen before. i went through a period of collecting Fool tarot images for a bit, as i have a bit of a fondness for them, being one myself.

and also fools/Goof-Offs transform into sages even without reading the Zen Scroll in DQ3. but i suppose that is off-topic.

>>12039379
that's a tough question, especially at this hour. i'm probably not the right guy to ask tho, not being really a serious Leibniz guy. besides what you can pull off of Google i don't actually know much about the difference between perception and apperceptions, which is Kantian stuff also and as such does kinda-sorta bear on this stuff. way back in Cosmotech #4 we had one anon who was all about GWF. maybe he's still hanging around to shed some light on this? i dunno.

i'm packing it in for this evening lads, more tomorrow almost certainly (now that we apparently being spoiled rotten by new Uncle Nick every day, and today's stuff was absolutely awesome). the beloved Cosmotech/Acceleration general dipped down to page 8 before it was bumped, i wasn't sure if that meant the Great Experiment had come to a close or not. in the event that it *does* die - all good things must come to an end, of course - i don't see why it can't be resurrected at a later date as well, especially after how fast #12 went through. i don't want people to Burn Out anymore than they may already be. and that at this point if it were to die, it has exceeded all of my hopes and then some, has been a wonderful time, i salute the divine within you, and all the rest. guess i'll make sure that much is understood here, lest i forget later on! really has been an absolute treat gents. i'm happy of course to continue...just sayin'. so if the thread dies a premature death it can always be resurrected SF3 style later on, and i will post it as Cosmotech #14 whether it all links seamlessly or takes a break or w/ev. we're mellow enough here about our acceleration to be okay with the cycle of life and death, even (especially!) in threads.