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"Solid and playfully dark.
Like a drunk uncle retelling a childhood classic" — May 15, 2025 02:45PM
"Solid and playfully dark.
Like a drunk uncle retelling a childhood classic" — May 15, 2025 02:45PM
“But liberty had been a useless gift to me had I not, as I awakened to reason, at the same time awakened to revenge.”
― FRANKENSTEIN or The Modern Prometheus: uncensored 1818 edition
― FRANKENSTEIN or The Modern Prometheus: uncensored 1818 edition
“I wish I could say that success turns people into plastic dolls, but the truth is that I don't know any successful people”
― Hey Nostradamus!
― Hey Nostradamus!
“This seems to me absolutely one of the quintessential things about the human condition. It’s what actually distinguishes man from any other animal: living with those who have lived and the companionship of those who are no longer alive. Not necessarily the people that one knew personally, I mean the people perhaps whom one only knows by what they did, or what they left behind, this question of the company of the past, that’s what interests me, and archives are a kind of site in the sense of like an archaeological site.”
― Portraits: John Berger on Artists
― Portraits: John Berger on Artists
“Thrasymachos. Tell me now, in one word, what shall I be after my death? And mind you be clear and precise. Philalethes. All and nothing! Thrasymachos. I thought so! I gave you a problem, and you solve it by a contradiction. That's a very stale trick. Philalethes. Yes, but you raise transcendental questions, and you expect me to answer them in language that is only made for immanent knowledge. It's no wonder that a contradiction ensues.”
― Studies in Pessimism
― Studies in Pessimism
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