Destroy one world and you'll make another.
I am like God and God like me, I cannot above nor beneath him be.



Anti-Grass message:
I am a property dualist. I hate essentialism more than anything; I believe that mental states are not purely physically reducible and that IQ is a mostly invalid construct (Whether high or low, there is no winning against the circularity of an IQist's all-fitting mantle). Don't blindly trust the experts of today any more than you'd trust the academy's most esteemed alchemists of yesterday. Statistical gerrymandering confuses causal elements. Consistently, I do not believe in any kind of significant inborn cognitive inequality as far as potentiality is concerned, insofar as we are speaking in extant of those who possess a certain, generally distributed, baseline apparatus. This is even applicable to many swathes of ostensibly 'stupid' people. The notion that 'if you were around those sorts, you'd change your mind' only speaks in reflection of someone's prejudices. Where you see stupidity, I don't, and I am not blind. Can you fathom proper alterity, non-analytic multipolarity? I do not deny difference; rather, I reject what people understand the nature of difference to entail. Equity is convergence towards a universal medium through our unique particularities and faculties. Hierarchy can exist in a transient, mutable, oscillatory state. One doesn't need to discard the baby with the bathwater in order to maintain that the theoretical potential of people is vastly alike. It is not that you can 'do anything', it is that you, in relation to some critical, formative developmental interval(s), *could have been* anyone. Your ego is a protective barrier against the trauma of this realisation. Finally, as someone who unabashedly professes to madness, I do believe most current institutions are worthless.

The ability to critically think is the greatest asset each human possesses, and it can neither occur through innate automation, nor can it be taught. It is a process which is endemic to the consciousness of self: introspectively devised and emergent through the phenomenological.

Reza Negarestani is the greatest contemporary philosopher.

"Anyone who speaks of communism in Italy today is a corporatist impatient about the necessary delays in the development of an idea that is the temperate correction of the communist utopia and the most logical and therefore truer statement than what one can expect from communism."
- Giovanni Gentile, “Discorso agli Italiani” del 24 giugno 1943

"Love means giving something you don't have to someone who doesn't want it."
- Jacques Lacan