/lit/ - Literature

>>10754892
Trump is working to complete it as we speak, we just have to sit back and watch

I will complete it before I die.

>>10754893
But the democrats are conspiring against him not to let him complete it.

>>10754897
Democraps can suck a fat one

>>10754897
What does that make the Democrats? Nietzsche?

>>10754892
It's flawed.

Hegel completed it

>>10754930

>>10754944
What is he hitting him with? An eel? A skate?

>>10754960
Probably a pseudonymous article. There's these little drawlings of him floating around from 'the Corsair Affair'

>>10754960
forgot pic

>>10754892
We just have to wait for Trump to raise Thule out of the ocean and everything will be set.

>>10754892
is that, dare I say it... The Hamster of Thule?

>>10754892

Here is the thing about completing the system in Ultra-Kantian terms. In order to "close the loop", "click save", or otherwise document a particular configuration of reality (in the form of a representation, a representation of a representation, ad infinitum, or in the form of objective reality itself), there needs to be a distinct beginning as well as a distinct end. Very few people have access to the distinct beginning, and of course nobody has access to the distinct end. Of the former (people with access to the distinct beginning), none of them possess the necessary characteristics, none of them have access to the right moment in history, and none of them have direct experience with the Platonic forms necessary to understand German Idealism (itself a response to the Platonic forms, in objective reality, not necessarily in a representation of objective reality). The best we can hope for, for the time being (and for a very long time), is that we are able to hold on to the information itself (a representation of objective reality) until a Messiah is born. This person will be known as the second Emmanuel, after the first Immanuel (Kant) and the zeroth Emmanuel (Jesus of Nazareth, who was also Plato of Athens).

See, "Behold, a virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and his name shall be called Emmanuel" (Matt. 1:23)

Notice that Kant was also a virgin his whole life and this is not a coincidence - this Bible passage refers to him completing the cycle of procreation at a date in the infinite future.

Email me if you require further clarification.

>>10754980
>in objective reality, not necessarily in a representation of objective reality
You best not be takin' noumena to be phenomena

>>10754892
Wait a minute, that dude with the beanie