/lit/ - Literature

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>the revelation about the truth of what has happened comes *after* the irreversible nature of action. then, and only then, are people permitted to understand that what they have done is real.
But can't the very awareness of that fact make one realize the reality of those actions?
>*we lose this ability to distinguish between threats real and imagined.*
What does it mean for a threat to be real, and not imagined, if the belief in the existence of a threat creates it?

And even then - there's the awareness of this conversation as a dialectical process that is moving toward peace... would I even want that?

>we can make Reality be whatever we want it to be, with all attendant consequences.
Ambivalence, oscillation, uncertainty
A protest toward existence - demonic despair
Repentence, Christianity
The Apocalyptic Question
Unironic Fascism
Regret... or Victory?

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