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                             (on functional and legitimation concepts)

         1.1.   The promise of a future
For a long time now, the concepts which we have to understand the world are no longer credible for me. Everything that surrounds me is fundamentally conveyed to me through a dualistic view: the world is good or evil, it is day or night, something is new or old. This binary thinking excludes everything that is possible in between.

So somehow everything contradicts itself.
One concept in particular stands out to me: The concept of the new. What exactly do we mean when we talk about "new"?

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          1.1. b    Living in a crisis of imagination 
It is not the idea or theory of a concept that is losing its credibility, it is that the structures and mechanisms are becoming more and more visible that are trying with all their might to impose this idea and theory as the only true and correct one.
The interests of power put themselves like a second skin over the attempts to explain the world. The attempt of explanation turns out to be a tool of legitimation.


The category "new" is an instrument of progress rather than a property of matter. And more important: I do not see the separation between function and aesthetics any more in my small, daily activities...

 
(listen here :Dr. Manuel Clemens on Schiller and the the aesthetic education of man).

The empty reality:

          1.1. c    A short history of reason in the age of delusion

Even the game with fear is not new. When new is not new, only a state of a variation. Some thoughts on the power of image.

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(on functional and legitimation concepts)

The order of things!

Why was it, we wondered, that the basic ancient myths were based on the idea of mankinds descent from a Primordial Androgyny?

We realized that we needed a whole new vocabulary even to be able to discuss the alchemical connections and roots of all things.

The mystery deepened the more we looked.

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excerpt: Transhumanism by Dr. Joseph P Farrell and Dr. Scott D. de Hart (c) 2011






























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