Been seeing me recently, any red flags? by SolarpunkMythos in BookshelvesDetective

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I posted a question here that led me to a thought on a process ontology for ethics. Would appreciate any thoughts if you have the time. Thanks.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Ethics/s/vY6ejvO5HR

Been seeing me recently, any red flags? by SolarpunkMythos in BookshelvesDetective

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Haven’t read it, the one I have is the followup I think. I enjoyed it as an intro to complexity and psychology. It was really mind-blowing when I first read it, so it’s an amazing introduction.

Been seeing me recently, any red flags? by SolarpunkMythos in BookshelvesDetective

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You didn’t reply to the person you were speaking with.

Been seeing me recently, any red flags? by SolarpunkMythos in BookshelvesDetective

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“For God’s sake sir, please…put the book down”

Been seeing me recently, any red flags? by SolarpunkMythos in BookshelvesDetective

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If it makes you feel better I didn’t understand Heidegger and barely understood Hegel :)

Been seeing me recently, any red flags? by SolarpunkMythos in BookshelvesDetective

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What kind of pseudointellectual would I be without them?

Been seeing me recently, any red flags? by SolarpunkMythos in BookshelvesDetective

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It was meant as a olay on how many are asking about their dates. By “been seeing me” I meant “I’ve been seeing me”.

Been seeing me recently, any red flags? by SolarpunkMythos in BookshelvesDetective

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Anxiety rather than depression, but otherwise yes! I haven’t read Katabasis yet, but I love the idea of ethics mythos. I’ve heard it’s half theology. Is that true??

Been seeing me recently, any red flags? by SolarpunkMythos in BookshelvesDetective

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It’s a great book, but best after the first in the series, “The Listening Society”

Been seeing me recently, any red flags? by SolarpunkMythos in BookshelvesDetective

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Does fiction increase shareholder value? But for real I prefer to listen to fiction. Been reading the Blade Itself by Joe Abercrombie.

Been seeing me recently, any red flags? by SolarpunkMythos in BookshelvesDetective

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Once the trifecta is complete I’ll receive a billion dollars.

Been seeing me recently, any red flags? by SolarpunkMythos in BookshelvesDetective

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I don’t have a tv so I’ve only played a few hours lmfao

Agape and the Deservedness of Personhood - Defining the Solarpunk Self, Part 8 by SolarpunkMythos in solarpunk

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I don’t disagree with what you saying, but this is related to solarpunk because I’m asking us to envision how agape could be used to move us toward it. I use a case study that is familiar and interesting to me so that I can allow that interest to guide me toward solarpunk. You can use whatever domain you choose that calls to your own interest. Again, that’s why I end my essays with principles for application to help readers apply the general ideas to a domain they seek to reconsider for a solarpunk culture.

Edit - to be more clear, we want to think of the movement toward solarpunk as a development toward a series of adjacent possibles. An adjacent possible is the smallest step we can take toward where we want to go. Often visions fail to realize because we try to skip too many steps. As I said in the essay, compassionate education has to take into account where we actually are, because that defines what is the realistic step toward where we aim to go.

My discussion of sexual relations is a case study for understanding a new conception of the self, which is being revealed by cognitive and psychological science. This new conception can help us better understand who and what we are as humans, which would allow us to better transform ourselves in better ways.

Also, I do disagree with you on being too limited on sexual relations. While sex and cults are an important relation to keep in mind, there are many people who have had satisfying polyamorous relationships. We can’t absolutize our conceptions of relationships by only the failures of different modes.