/lit/ - Literature

>>12075944
heh, i've never typed this before. first time for everything! and might as well be here:

OwO

ah i do so love this board. ty kindly anon, i'll give this a listen mos def. a post-monetary world indeed. also Snake Plissken, b/c Snake Plissken (well, technically, John Carpenter) is another one of those guys who had thought through the implications of Meltdown, along with Kefka Palazzo, and Akira Kurosawa, and RG the Don, and Marty Glass, and Eric Voegelin, and the authors of the Bhagavad Gita and Sanskrit Scriptures, and George Miller, and many others who have thought about the endgames, and great transfigurations, and other things.

i don't want to end the world, not really. i would like things to continue, more sanely. but the insanity seems to keep getting ratcheted up. and as confirmed girardfag i don't think it heads towards utopia. utopia is only a condition, and not a state: BE, otherwise a horrible fuck-up of a game, taught me at least that much. it's Enlightenment or Bust on the Wild Ride. otherwise you will stay on forever.