Durandus von Meissen
The Science of Cultural Criticism
Quote | October 16, 2019
The IRS Admits it is Targeting the Poor Because it is “Easier and Cheaper” Than Auditing the Wealthy, by Jenny Jayne — STRAIGHT LINE LOGI
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As if you don’t have enough problems already if you’re poor. From Jenny Jayne at theorganicprepper.com: The IRS has announced that it’s “too expensive” to audit the rich. Affluent taxpayers, the 1%, are too well protected from government intrusion. Their tax returns are complex and take more time and more experienced auditors to review them. […]
October 4, 2019
Plato’s Cave
It should be added to that Plato believed Memory was the Great Door through which the Reincarnated Personality enters the Material (Block) Universe, drinking first from the river Lethe (forgetfulness), afterwards recovering Lessons (skills and attributes of Personality) from previous encounters with the Existential Field. From this recovery of Memory, Plato would have said, arrives Understanding, and eventually Wisdom, which instantiates the Archetypal Eternity of (just) Personality in itself, through and through again till some Nirvana in the End: To live under the Sun, and NOT in the cave of ignorance. One must suspect as much. Selah*
Quote | September 30, 2019
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: WHY SOME SCIENTISTS BELIEVE THE UNIVERSE IS CONSCIOUS — WebInvestigator.KK.org – by F. Kaskai
They’re not mystics. But materialism is not giving good answers so they are looking around It’s easy to mock the idea. But consider what neuroscientists studying consciousness are up against: Traditionally, scientists have been stalwart materialists. But doing so has caused them to slam up against the limitations of materialism. Consider the chasm between relativity and […]
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