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A Return to Attraction to Light and the End of the Public Intellectual

In “Attraction to Light: Light as Communication of Imagined Evolution” I attempted to explicate the repeated patterns of light itself as continued motif that is symbolic of evolution as well as non-specific callings for humanity’s outer edges. I had missed one very obvious inclusion, the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode, “Transfigurations” (1990). What could…

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Possible Model for Alternative Futurism: Responsibility to Leave (R2L)

Cross-posted Memo I have long been an advocate that we need to take care of Mother Earth before we become too overwhelmingly concerned with colonizing other planets. I have long been an advocate for aggressive education reform. I believe that the goal of any progressing society should navigating towards abolishing capitalism. I will not repeat…

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When the Sky is Beautiful Again, Always

I want to return to my post, “Solarpunk and Vestiges of the Ascetic.” My primary point, which I believe I failed to communicate is the suffering required to attain the transcendent moment, to meet that clarity, is flawed. What I intended to say is that we should not suffer for a moment of enlightenment. To…

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On Time Travel, the Subconscious Signature, and Market Capitalism 

Time travel is a worthwhile diversion. I would argue it stimulates a specific part of the imagination that is tied into the subconscious signature of the human experience. The (re)memory core of the imagination is detached from consumerism. It proves capitalism is not our natural state of being. True ontological becoming, not to be confused…

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Solarpunk and the Vestiges of the Ascetic

About a month ago I had an idea for a book on a subject in which my knowledge is too limited to fill an entire book. The premise is that Transcendence, or experiencing transcendent consciousness, is overrated. It is directly related to the ancient conceptualization of the Righteous Nation* (See 2nd update below). A more…

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