/lit/ - Literature

>>12006990
Radical pessimism will change the world, "we're fucked" is the meme the world needs, because unless there is radical change we are double-fucked, and the necessity of that change must come from the fact that we're totally fucked. That we have opened an unholy portal into the future and are ripping out the unborn fetuses of dying mothers to sustain the present course needs to be understood as an objective reality, that we have made a doomsday device out of humanity. The problem is that "we're fucked" is recuperated as we're fucked because of the liberals, conservatives, jews, whites, and whatever other group, and even the rich, as the rich are just as much slaves to the omnicidal Moloch of capital as everyone else, there is no bourgeois, every human is equal in their slavery to the death-machine and will find ultimate equality in it when doomsday comes. The entire system of the world must be identified as the problem, and we don't have the solution for how to diffuse Doomsday Machine Us without triggering it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yfXgu37iyI All are answers are insufficient, because if one was it would already have implemented itself; the perspective of the current world is so entrenched that we can't see out of it towards the solutions we need. Radical pessimism is an imperative to explore and accelerate radical ideas, a flight from the status quo in all directions.

>>4189170
>believe in noumenon

So, basically, all significative language, and what makes possible to say something about something, stands, for you, on a leap of faith?