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[Anonymous No.18450730]

ITT post your
>age
>philosophy
>politics
>artistry aesthetic

[Anonymous No.18450755]

>>18450730
>age
27
>philosophy
Everything that can be known cannot be spoken; everything spoken cannot be known.
>politics
Space primitivism, like primitivism but in an enclosed spaceship beyond the occupants' understanding in a post-scarcity universe where the space ship provides everything to keep the artificial Earth environment active and the inhabitants alive and small enough such that large scale wars within a colony are impossible. Imagine, if you will, millions of space ships run by AI where primitive humans live in the state of "nature".
>artistry aesthetic
Retrofuturism

[Anonymous No.18450769]

>21
>be the best you can become and make friends and family that matter
>libertarian
>romanticism

[Anonymous No.18450786]

>>18450730
30
Platonism
Platonism
Platonism

[Anonymous No.18450787]

Holding fringe philosophical and political views does not make you interesting and is not a personality

[Anonymous No.18450793]

>>18450787
Regarding other's views as fringe does not make you intelligent and is not virtuous

[Anonymous No.18450797]

>>18450787
alright let's consider that political and philosophical positions don't make up your perrsonality
ok let's also consider the car you drive, the job you have, the house you live in, the furniture you buy also doesn't make your personality
then what makes your personality?

[Anonymous No.18450798]

>>18450787
So what exactly is a personality? Working a 9-5 job, watching Netflix, occasionally having sex and owning a dog? Because that's basically all normies take about

[Anonymous No.18450801]

>26
>Christian
>Gaullist
>Art is for degenerates. I love romanticism in literature

[࿇ C Œ M G E N V S ࿇ !KNDY3cHnRY No.18450835]

MY AGE IS PERENNIAL & UNFATHOMABLE, STILL: BORN IN THE WRONG ERA!

MY PHILOSOPHY, AND MY POLITICS, ARE ONE: T R A D I T I O N .

MY ARTISTRY ÆSTHETIC IS ANYTHING THAT IS ÆSTHETIC, IF YOU CAN DECIPHER MY MYSTERY ;); I JUST LOVE THE CLASSICS, IMPRESSIONISM, AND ANYTHING THAT EVOKES THE BEAUTY & WISDOM OF THE GOLDEN AGE —THE LIST COULD GO ON—; ART THAT ELEVATES & HEALS THE SOUL, THAT MOVES ME TO TAKE TIME FROM MY MUNDANE ROUTINE TO CONTEMPLATE THE HORIZON, THE SUNSET, THE STARS, AND THAT MAKES ME F E E L!

[Anonymous No.18450839]

>>18450730
23
Heidegger, Ellul, Camatte, sprinkle in some Jünger and Linkola. It is nothing serious or well defined. I want a peaceful place within myself.
I do not have active stances, policy proposals do not interest me, I do not have any power so how could I delegate any of my wishes to somebody else?
Inaction, in other words, homeless.
I like miserable weather, cold rain in a dense forest, drenched and shivering. Just wonder about. I saw a moose calf the other day, he was just a few steps away. We startled each other, I left as quickly as he did, didn't want to meet the mother.
Not a hermit or a luddite, just want to be.
>>18450787
This is what I dislike. You will see it everyday throughout interactions. Petty people commiting banal acts of evil and cruelty.

[Anonymous No.18450863]

>>18450730
>24
>mainly bataille and nietzsche
>apolitical
>decadent movement

[Anonymous No.18450868]

>>18450786
based

[Anonymous No.18450870]

>>18450730
>age
31
>philosophy
post-philosophical
>politics
post-political
>artistry aesthetic
post-aesthetics

[Anonymous No.18450886]

>>18450730
Twenties
Some pieced together drive from existentialism
Many personal freedoms, not as many economic ones
Realism

[Anonymous No.18450885]

>>18450801
>art is degenerate but I love a certain kind of art though
>cringe

[Anonymous No.18450893]

>>18450870
Based

[Anonymous No.18450897]

>>18450730
>age
22
>philosophy
Catholic Neoplatonism: Proclus, Eriugena, St. Bonaventure
cf. Jer 32:19; Col. 1:17; 1 John 4:16, Rev. 22:13
>politics
Hierocracy, but homonoia/friendship gives rise to cohesion which is the precondition for the possibility of justice. It is reducible to a single given agent who maintains such cohesion.
>Artistry Aesthetic
Pre-Raphaelite

[Anonymous No.18450898]

>>18450755
>Everything that can be known cannot be spoken; everything spoken cannot be known.
>Space primitivism
>post-scarcity
>AI
>Retrofuturism

[Anonymous No.18450899]

>>18450730
>27
>existentialist nihilist
>Post-Left
>I don't have a single aesthetic I enjoy

[Anonymous No.18450906]

>>18450730
26
Pure reason
Classical republicanism
Symbolism/dark romanticism

>>18450755
Awful, yet amusing

>>18450769
Nice

>>18450786
Hell yeah

>>18450863
Hell no

[Anonymous No.18450931]

>>18450897
I disagree strongly with everything but I have to compliment your good taste in all three categories

[Anonymous No.18450939]

24
naturalism, with an emphasis on emergence instead of reductionism.
center left, socialism light
Almost everything late 19th century and early 20th century. Belle epoque and guilded age. Paintings from the orientalists, american illustrators, art deco and art nouveau.

[Anonymous No.18450966]

21
Christian
Christian
Christian

[Anonymous No.18450982]

language is a curse and matter is a prison in which we are forced to accumulate and exert power or perish these are the only facts of worldly significance

[Anonymous No.18450996]

>22
>I want to achieve great things. I will use whatever tool there is to achieve it.
>Same as previous
>Romantism

[Anonymous No.18451014]

>>18450730
20
I have no specific framework. I'm a normie, basically. I don't believe there's a god, and if there was, he is indifferent to us. There is no reason to live, but here we are anyway. Life is actually very good, despite the fact that existence is fundamentally suffering.
Socialist/ant-imperialist
Life affirming works that are born from the depths of dread.
Now bully me.

[Anonymous No.18451043]

>>18450730
>age
19
>philosophy
Catholic augustinian philosophy & associated, mainly St. Augustine, Boethius, St. Anselm, St. Bonaventure, Duns Scotus, Malebranche & Pascal. It seems to me that it is here that we find the most luminous conceptions of man, of God and of the links that bind them.
>politics
The principle of government is of greater importance than its form, and as long as the political organization allows for the development, sustenance and salvation of the society it governs, it is not problematic to have a superficial contradiction.
>artistry aesthetic
I am not very picky and I can appreciate classical art as well as baroque, romantic, naturalist, realist, symbolist and impressionist art. I have difficulty with some of the dada, surrealist and abstract art. I viscerally hate conceptual art.
I try to constitute my art as a kind of eclecticism and I take everything that allows me to adequately express what I want.

[Anonymous No.18451052]

>>18450730
>>age
28
>>philosophy
Skeptic
>>politics
Fuck politics nigga. I'm just trying to make through this life
>>artistry aesthetic
Not much ; visually i do like Japanese minimalism

[Anonymous No.18451067]

>>18450787
>TRANIME
Opinion discarded.

[Anonymous No.18451289]

>>18450730
>28
>Pic rel and Borderline Incel
>Pic rel
>idk

[Anonymous No.18451416]

>>age
29
>>philosophy
Transcendental panlogism, Husserl to give a name. Also ontotheology is right.
>>politics
Old Jesuit individualism (Mariana, Molina, etc). Close to ancap I guess.
>>artistry aesthetic
Art Déco for a movement. Rather formalist theory (say Herbart or Bolzano) but Dufrenne changed my opinions a bit.

[Anonymous No.18451448]

>>18450730

32

Just leave me alone and let me read.

See above

Realism in art, baroque and art deco in architecture

[Anonymous No.18451458]

>>18451448

Shit, meant art nouveau.

[Anonymous No.18451509]

>>18450730
Doesn't this painting have a weird story behind it?

[Anonymous No.18451518]

>>18450755
>Space primitivism
What sci-fi book did you steal this idea from?

[Anonymous No.18451525]

>>18450730
anyone who complies is a mental zoomer

[Anonymous No.18451528]

>>18451518

My Diary 3000

[Anonymous No.18451541]

>>18450730
31 and I basically hate anyone who isn't a Nazi.

[Anonymous No.18451561]

>26
>neoplatonist christian
>moderate left
>realism

[Anonymous No.18451578]

>>18450730
>25
>No one gives it to you, you have to take it.
>People do what I say and give me stuff.
>Anything that is beautiful.

[Anonymous No.18451591]

>>18451541
so mentally still 16

[Anonymous No.18451594]

>>18450730
>20
>phil
epistemology: skepticism/intuitionism
sufficient reason: no
consciousness: anything but reductive materialism
ontology: process probably
ethics: antinat
aesthetics: aestheticism
life philosophy: find pretty
>pol
save our animal frends!
rich are too rich
enough war
polarization is used against the masses
probably naive to think things can change
>artistry aesthetic
whatevers immersive, creative and flawless. i like romantics

[Anonymous No.18451595]

>>18451289
based

[Anonymous No.18451646]

>>18450730
>age
27
>philosophy
Be quiet and don't bother me, I won't either.
Being benevolent and just to others at your own expense is an injustice in itself. Treat everyone the way you've reckoned they deserve to be treated. Do not suffer a single scratch from people you deem worthless and morally blind.
Plato's anamnesis and Aristotles doctrine of the Mean are probably very close to the truth. So is confucianism. I also make sure to re-read Emerson or Thoreau at least once a year.
>politics
Abstaining from modern politics and avoiding any involvement to political events that aren't even loosely related to my community. Let the bourgeois waste their time on such matters.
The way taxes work in western Europe and possibly even the USA is theft. The state charges you 100€ and provides services that barely worth 20€. Any dissenting opinion is cleverly labeled as "egoistic" by worthless people who mooch off the government (aka the work of others). It is important to remember that X government in Y western country has no money of its own. Most of these governments with rare exceptions do not produce any wealth and their enterprises are barely kept afloat.
Every time you get something for 'free' or from the 'state', you get money that was produced by the toil of another member of society.
I'm not a libertarian. I'm not a big fun of the austrian school in general, but the point above is very important to me.
>artistry aesthetic
Neoclassicism and Rococo, but only ironically :>)

[Anonymous No.18451727]

>>18450730
>27
>Whatever benefits me
>Less niggers, jews and muslims
>?

[Anonymous No.18451750]

>>18450730
>age
21
>philosophy
Mostly Baudrillard, Bataille and Nietzsche with some phenomenological influences.
>politics
Lib left.
>artistry aesthetic
Beyond mortal grasp, including my own.

[Anonymous No.18451784]

>>18451561
>neoplatonist christian
What does this mean?

[Anonymous No.18451816]

>26
>Materialist/nihilist
>Left leaning libertarian
>Dutch golden age I guess

[Anonymous No.18451829]

>age
20
>philosophy
Christian Pyrrhonism?
>politics
Generally conservative? Not really my sphere.
>artistry aesthetic
Romanticism? Sturm und Drang?

[Anonymous No.18451864]

>>18450730
27.
i don't care about philosophy in the slightest.
warrior ethos, prussian virtues.
goethe.

[Anonymous No.18451930]

>>18451784
Could be Erigena or Ficino or another of the neoplatonician schizos.

[Anonymous No.18451967]

>>18450730
23
Baby's first Kant course
Fuck Normies
Art Deco but Cyber Math clean crisp and Geometrical