/lit/ - Literature

>>11776064
The magickal insight is that ideologies can be selectively bred. Within the history of western esotericism is a deep compendium of ideology-knowledge that is as deep as the herbalist knowledge that we had in the past. Western rationality has been able to translate herbalism and (some) alchemy into hard science - it's knowledge of ritualistic invocations is something that has only begun to be rediscovered by marketing executives (because nowadays, agencies /create/ desire as much as fulfill them. A large and prolonged runaway. A very sophisticated addiction).

One imagines in a more modern context that the magician as a figure who brings into existence occult entities through the use of diagrams (Sigils) is only allowing what is already there in the hidden/virtual/noumenal realms that our brain has due to its own limitations and sex and survival needs neglected and filtered out, excluded from view. For Land the modern hyperstitionlist is “equipoised between fiction and technology, and it is this tension that puts the intensity into both, although the intensity of fiction owes everything to its potential (to catalyse hyperstitional ‘becomings’) rather than its actuality (which can be mere human expressivity)” .
https://socialecologies.wordpress.com/2017/04/24/hyperstition-the-apocalypse-of-intelligence/


Anyone got the rec on what parts of Heidegger I should be reading?

>>10308535
There is no factual basis for assuming your choice to not eat meat will have any meaningful impact on the process of global warming.

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>>10291886
The hollow men, the soy boys