/lit/ - Literature

>“It is inconceivable! It is absurd! Is it not clear to you that what you are contriving is a revolution?”
>“Yes, a revolution. Why is it absurd?”
>“Absurd? because a revolution is impossible! Because our (I speak for myself and for you), our revolution was the last one. No other revolutions may occur. Everybody knows that.”
>A mocking, sharp triangle of brows.
>“My dear, you are a mathematician, are you not? More than that, a philosopher-mathematician? Well then, name the last number!”
>“What is ... I ... I cannot understand, which last?”
>“The last one, the highest, the largest.”
>“But I-330, it is absurd! Since the number of numbers is infinite, how can there be a last one?”
>“And why then do you think there is a last revolution? There is no last revolution, their number is infinite.... The ‘last one’ is a children’s story. Children are afraid of the infinite, and it is necessary that children should not be frightened, so that they may sleep through the night.”
This kills the hegelian