Advice for Philosopher's Testament

[Anonymous No.18982758]

I feel divinely inspired AND am rational compelled to gather and distil the wisdom of all philosophers, to write their wisdom into a collection of books necessary for the Hegelian gnosis for the masses. The Philosopher's Testament would be structured according to the Old Testament and the New Testament, as in "the Book of Plato", "the Book of Aristotle", "the Book of Hegel" and so on. I would be writing from the divinely inspired heart with minimal or perhaps even no citations, yet here I am divinely inspired to ask you, who are the most relevant Philosopher-Prophets?

[Anonymous No.18982793]

what?

[Anonymous No.18982812]

>>18982758
It was never meant for the masses, nor indeed is it capable of reaching then. Read the 20th century French guys, they pretty perfectly describe the absolute state of modern subjectivities, it's legit theatre of horror a soul farm for the servile. The best we can do with our knowledge after Hegel is something like Bataille/Deleuze, search for an escape from the God machine through mystical limit experiences that shatter the conditioning.

[Anonymous No.18984354]

Bump

[Anonymous No.18984357]

>>18982758
Hegel's garbage

[Anonymous No.18984387]

>>18982812
Yes, I agree, but there is also a paradoxal issue here in the fact that we are surrounded indeed by subjectivities that regard themselves isolatedly, as fixed as the supposed fixity of language, thus grounding a certain objectivity of their own empirical notion of self which, ironically, is built on the very mimetic and fabricated ideals that hold the ''community'' together. But as influential as the le 20th century french guys were and kinda still are in the academy, how has the situation reached the state of things today? The servile fear is spread everywhere, very democratically indeed, where intellectuals side with the very system they were supposed to criticize, unveil.

[Anonymous No.18984499]

>>18982758
Would you say that, in this moment, you are euphoric?

[Anonymous No.18984509]

>>18984499
Yes and in a critical way.

[Anonymous No.18985769]

Chidi's thesis

[Anonymous No.18985786]

>>18982758
That's a good desire.

Not enough people do things which are practical for intellectual culture.

[Anonymous No.18985796]

>>18982758
>who are the most relevant Philosopher-Prophets?
You can't forget the obvious.

[Anonymous No.18986350]

>>18985796
The relevance of the Third Reich is primarily in aesthetics. Furthermore, the summary of Schmitt's theory of the friend-enemy distinction, in summary, appears to be a more Spirit-oriented approach (logos) to Hobbes' Father-oriented approach of the Leviathan.