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The concept of the labyrinth harks back to the myth of Theseus, who confronted the Minotaur at the heart of the Labyrinth and later found his way out with the aid of the thread he had tied to the entrance (following the counsel of Ariadne).

This myth serves as a representation of the belief in the supremacy of reason to overcome challenging circumstances and maintain dominion and control at all times. Life is analogous to a treacherous maze, yet with cunning, one can retain command over circumstances.

Bataille offers a critical perspective on this conventional line of thinking. He opposes the exaltation of human rationality and asserts that full control is unattainable. No philosophical system can comprehensively chart the course of life. Instead of clutching onto the mirage of control, he insists on confronting one's own inadequacies. To put it differently, one must summon the courage to acknowledge that becoming lost in the Labyrinth is inevitable.

Some radical (and unconventional) interpretations of Jesus Christ:

Max Stirner

from https://www.tg-me.com/postLeftPosting/811
to https://www.tg-me.com/postLeftPosting/815


Friedrich Nietzsche

from https://www.tg-me.com/postLeftPosting/820
to https://www.tg-me.com/postLeftPosting/850

(these are only some of Nietzsche's quotes on this theme)


Oscar Wilde

from https://www.tg-me.com/postLeftPosting/842
to https://www.tg-me.com/postLeftPosting/845

To every form of human Society that would try to impose renunciations and artificial sorrow on our anarchic and rebellious I, thirsting for free and exulting expansion, we will respond with a roaring and sacrilegious howl of dynamite.

To all those demagogues of politics and of philosophy that carry in their pockets a beautiful system made by mortgaging a corner of the future, we respond with Bakunin: Oafs and weaklings! Every duty that they would like to impose on us we will furiously trample under our sacrilegious feet. Every shady phantom that they would place before our eyes, greedy for light, we will angrily rip up with our daringly profaning hands. Christ was ashamed of his own doctrine and he broke it first. Friedrich Nietzsche was afraid of his overhuman and made it die in the midst of his agonizing animals, asking pity of the higher man. But we are neither afraid nor ashamed of the liberated Human Being.

We exalt Prometheus, the sacrilegious thief who stole the eternal spark from Jove’s heaven to animate the man of clay, and we glorify Hercules, the powerful, liberating hero.

— Renzo Novatore,
Anarchist Individualism in the Social Revolution (§2)

Transphobes will bring up phrenology before using the correct pronounss

Unearthed audio: Trump tells Tim Walz in 2020 he is “very happy” with his handling of George Floyd protests: “I fully agree with the way he handled it... [Tim Walz is an] excellent guy”


Walz "handled" the protests by sending the national guard, the largest deployment since WW2. Two people died and more than six hundred were arrested.

Gringo elections are always a joke but this is even further beyond

Am I supposed to laugh, cry or rejoice?

I'm gonna cum

Spanish news

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