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We're all filthy, perverted mutual masturbators, and that's a good thing. Sexual, mental, emotional, it makes no difference.
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True Christians can't dance, because they refuse to move.

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What is acceleration?
>the rate of change of velocity per unit of time.
What is the mathematical function that describes this?
>Calculus differentiation.
What else is involved with calculus?
>Integration, the inverse operation of differentiation. Integration is cumulative change.
So basically, all that most accellerationists can do is one level of differentiation, and ignored integration entirely?
>Yes, that's exactly what I'm saying.
What is calculus, anyways?
>The mathematical study of change.
Where does "the mathematical study of change" come from?
>according to cognitive linguistics, from our embodied experience of the world.
Doesn't this suggest an intimate connection between the mathematical study of change and our experience in the world of it?
>Yes, those are the necessary implications.
Doesn't this have implications for evolutionary change in conscious experience over time, and our perception of change?
>That's what I'm counting on: https://old.reddit.com/r/Tao_of_Calculus/comments/9rpnrl/space_taoism_101/
What does this have to do with cultural/memetic change over time?
>A memetic / empathic singularity, recursive mutual improvement in human relationships.
Cool, are there any memepunk animes that give an easy introduction to all of this?
>Glad you asked, yes there is: https://vimeo.com/specalblend