07-16-2010, 01:05 AM | #1 (permalink) | |||||||
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Mark Twain
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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Still - I don't feel content until I add some stuff. Some "serious" stuff. That's how I feel - I see "serious stuff" happening around so I get "serious". Later - maybe I will laugh at these things, now I cant. There's Huck Finn, and Miss Watson trying to teach him "manners". Why ? "Manners" come naturally when people are free to grow up. Not when locked in those cages, and taught using manuals. That means nothing. The first time they will be free - they will act like very little children - because their growth was denied. I'm not talking about mass, height or age... Here: Free people The cages: Against school But... What ? There is somehow a sense of "evolution", of "progress" - when we endure stuff, else we would be just lazy, good for nothing, "animals". That's not true. Free people - seek or invent "challenges". We keep our children "safe", and present them with false challenges, like - killing them with boredom and say "that's for progress". That's false. It's because the world is a prison, even if we have all the knowledge in the world - children will have to fight among themselves - for a job. That's why we train them to accept boredom. Also - boredom transforms them. Into the "mall iPhone people" - seeking - even they don't know what .... Free people are never bored, still they seek- "a sense". Quote:
Here's a story The Sioux We think life is about a "job", "safety" and so on. No. We too - have been domesticated. We accepted all this because we were afraid. Two more links: The Machine in our heads Ascent of humanity Quote:
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See this story: Denial of life Do you expect that boy to grow up - and become a "moral" person, and so on ? We all go trough that - more or less. Free people - grow up free. Always at their full potential, never bored. When they become adults - they have no artificial needs or invented "feelings" or all our "mental problems" Quote:
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07-16-2010, 01:13 AM | #2 (permalink) |
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I've read your post twice, and I still don't get where you're going. For one thing, the thread title is "Mark Twain," yet the thread is very clearly not about Mark Twain. Mind explaining to me what you're trying to discuss? Or perhaps this would be more appropriate as a blog entry.
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THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF RADICAL DISSENT Read again, read all the links. If it tells you nothing, I can't add anything.
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07-16-2010, 07:03 AM | #4 (permalink) | |
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