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mental-labour

3 years ago

i wonder if i can trick myself into writing by pretending im working on a dungeons and dragon campaign

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ziggybeeps 3 years ago

I unironically do this

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mental-labour 3 years ago

amazing

petitmort 3 years ago

sometimes when i write for my ocs i do skill check rolls to determine what would happen. it works

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mental-labour zoxie

3 years ago

( ´ ▽ `)ﾉ

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zoxie 3 years ago

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mental-labour

3 years ago

i miss when overwatch was fun

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cyberoccultism 3 years ago

i miss when being alive was fun

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misswannabe 3 years ago

O_O Damn!!

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mental-labour

3 years ago

apologies for my lack of substantial updates, the books i'll need to get really cracking on Kant and Hegel are coming in the mail soon so im gonna be IN the reading room

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3 years ago

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mental-labour

3 years ago

struggling to find the motivation to start keeping a first sketchbook since all the art is gonna be dogshit, but as Jake says, "Dude, sucking at something is the first step towards being sorta good at something."

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mental-labour

3 years ago

i think it's been over a year i kinda wanna re-read dune

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pagespages 3 years ago

Have you read the entire series? If you like science-fiction titles, I recommend Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke highly, as both of their books have major motion pictures. Philip K. Dick is another, whose book Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep is another good book and served as an influence for Blade Runner.

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mental-labour 3 years ago

i haven't finished the entire series but i started Messiah, Dick is another i want to start soon, specifically A Scanner Darkly

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3 years ago

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zoxie mental-labour

3 years ago

Sorry if I accidentally sent something twice on ProtonMail LOL i'm still tryna figure out how to use the whole thing :P

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mental-labour 3 years ago

lol ur good

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mental-labour

3 years ago

i bought a translation of the Bible wish me luck friends

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arandomsite 3 years ago

Gl

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3 years ago

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mental-labour

3 years ago

finished portilla's aztec thought and culture but took down my notes on it since i think james maffie's Aztec Philosophy will be more worth the time

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3 years ago

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mental-labour

3 years ago

i wonder what religious studies people make of Hegel's philosophy of religion

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letslearntogether 3 years ago

I'm not sure if I would consider myself a religious studies person and have not read "Introduction to the Philsophy of Religion" yet, but if it takes a "Phenomenological" approach to spirituality, I'm all for it...

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letslearntogether 3 years ago

...Some related work is that of Rudolf Steiner, particularly the ideas that have Goethe as an influence. A lot of "mysticism", Christian and otherwise, has a tendency to home in on conditioning oneself in order to receive personal revelation ("gnosis")...

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letslearntogether 3 years ago

...It can be quite pratical at times too (e.g.: like how regular meditation leads to physiological changes that quiet the mind and bring about a long-term sense of peace). Buddhism is a particularly clear example of this...

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letslearntogether 3 years ago

...Generally, I believe that all science came about through such methods and can be directly traced all the way back into prehistory by way of what would now be referred to as "Alchemy". The "natural philosophers" (Decartes, Newton, Leibniz, et al.) were quite mystical...

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letslearntogether 3 years ago

...For example, Decartes' "Meditations" is literally a Yoga manual. It demonstrates a method for obtaining "moksha" (or "liberation") through knowledge of Self. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fa4WtuR0wbY]

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mental-labour 3 years ago

thanks for your input! i meant more along the lines of the actual academic discipline of religious studies but you might be interested in Glenn A. Magee's Hegel and the Hermetic Tradition

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mental-labour 3 years ago

i don't consider myself terribly interested in mysticism and while i found Magee's book somewhat interesting i found allegations of Hegel's hermeticism sort of besides the point to Hegel's larger philosophical project and ambitions

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letslearntogether 3 years ago

Ah, I see. While I am not too familar with the field, maybe the work of Jon Stewart can give us some clues? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jon_Stewart_(philosopher)

letslearntogether 3 years ago

I would not be surprised if you've already heard of him though. Thanks for the heads up on the Magee book. I have to check that one out. Looks fantastic!

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mental-labour 3 years ago

https://www.youtube.com/c/ReligionForBreakfast don't know if you ever watch this guy but he's got a PhD in religious studies and i find his videos fascinating, he namedropped some scholars important to the field but i'll have to rewatch some of his videos to find them

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3 years ago

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mental-labour

3 years ago

is districts alive, where's our homie at lmao

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mental-labour

3 years ago

can i just catch a break pls

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arandomsite 3 years ago

yes

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paintkiller 3 years ago

Believing you will.

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petitmort 3 years ago

rooting for you!

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melchi0r 3 years ago

hope u feel better :))

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mental-labour

3 years ago

what are some of y'alls inflation meals lately i've been hardcore into rice and chicken

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mental-labour 3 years ago

dont mind being hardcore into rice and chicken but i think i wanna find out how to make some easy curries to pour over that shit on the reg

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pomelo 3 years ago

ramen noodles but make it good. miso paste, soy sauce, rice vinegar, sesame oil, furikake, i know that stuff might be out of the way for some ppl but its stuff i usually always have in my kitchen lol

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letslearntogether 3 years ago

I've mostly survived off of bags of lentils and frozen mixed vegetables over the past three years, as I can find both for relatively cheap. When I can, I might season it in different ways (e.g.: Ketchup + Italian Mix, BBQ Sauce + Memphis Dry Rub, etc.). Those combinations are usually pretty cheap for me too.

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mental-labour 3 years ago

that's not a bad idea, i'll have to stock up before i move lol

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chipsfunfun 3 years ago

what is Inflation meals? i like to eat cookies

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letslearntogether 3 years ago

@chipsfunfun "Inflation" means that money is not worth as much now, so meals are more expensive. Therefore, many people are trying to get by on cheaper / less food.

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letslearntogether 3 years ago

https://letslearntogether.neocities.org/scispirit/Misc/food-pre-eco.html

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pnnamerica 3 years ago

Pepper chicken (with celery and white onion) look up a panda copycat recipe. I will do an episode on it. Shit is so good.

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petitmort 3 years ago

spagettios/raviolis with shredded cheese on top...curry w rice and veggies, fried banana/plantain pancakes, spam and rice.

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paintkiller 3 years ago

Lots and lots of spaghettios lately. Great, right outta the can. $1.25 a can. Good to go.

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mental-labour 3 years ago

thanks y'all knew you'd come thru

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3 years ago

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mental-labour

3 years ago

i'm still here Hegel is just kicking my ass again

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