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A stranger to our creation, subject to suffering with no causality, nostalgia acts not as a comfort, but as a reminder to our descent into decay. The antipode to our eternal.
Unlike existential philosophers of the same time, Cioran offers no solution out or away from our suffering but simply a greater explanation of our misery. Yet I’m filled with a weird sense of hope while reading.
— 11 hours, 3 min ago
Unlike existential philosophers of the same time, Cioran offers no solution out or away from our suffering but simply a greater explanation of our misery. Yet I’m filled with a weird sense of hope while reading.
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Bradley Lawson
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Has my suffering been made easier or has the modulation of my misery through intellectual pursuits only reduced the banality of my dread insomuch as to provide a new depth to my position?
This book will be such a slow read only because Cioran fits so much into each section and I am determined to break it down.
— Aug 13, 2026 05:54PM
This book will be such a slow read only because Cioran fits so much into each section and I am determined to break it down.
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“The desire to die is too logical, hence ineffective.”
Ohhh I’m excited for this one
— Aug 12, 2026 01:44PM
Ohhh I’m excited for this one