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Alexander Barrera
is on page 48 of 480
Jesus, this is the hardest book I’ve ever read. Insanely long chapters and passages, dense writing with so many words I’ve never heard, and very liberal use of various punctuation that make sentences hard to follow.
I will say, it has become satisfying to understand the author’s intentions as I read along.
Right now, he’s really obsessed with roasting spiritual environmentalism as a concept.
— Feb 03, 2025 04:43PM
I will say, it has become satisfying to understand the author’s intentions as I read along.
Right now, he’s really obsessed with roasting spiritual environmentalism as a concept.
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Alexander Barrera
is on page 130 of 480
I’m actually enjoying this more now. I think I’m beginning to not just digest Murray’s writing, but also provide ny own thoughts and challenges to them. I wrote a note that ponders over a seeming implication he made that I was proud of for catching. I look forward to thinking about what he’s proposing.
I will say that “potentialities” is the worst, most pretentious word I’ve ever read.
— Feb 17, 2025 11:13AM
I will say that “potentialities” is the worst, most pretentious word I’ve ever read.
Alexander Barrera
is on page 105 of 480
Fuuuuck this book is so hard to read… I don’t understand why academics have to use such obtuse language and metaphor to get their points across. And the sheer quantity of that shit, reiterating the same types of points is sooo fucking annoying. It also makes this mfer’s argument about removing mysticism seen hypocritical, when the use of such extensive artful language seems like a deification dog whistle.
— Feb 16, 2025 12:01PM
Alexander Barrera
is on page 65 of 480
This mfer is really just Viktor from League of Legends. His predominant axiom is to facilitate the proliferation of “glorious evolution”.
His prime goal of instituting “libertarian municipality” is intriguing; a form of society with individual ‘strongholds’ of governance motivated by putting ecology first to contend with the centralized moral state is interesting. If I understood that correctly.
— Feb 04, 2025 06:27PM
His prime goal of instituting “libertarian municipality” is intriguing; a form of society with individual ‘strongholds’ of governance motivated by putting ecology first to contend with the centralized moral state is interesting. If I understood that correctly.

