LSOO - Denis Villeneuve

Cat's at to he end of his fucking tether too!

He doesn't mention the existential hell that threatens anyone who goes into this place in the human mind. You don't need to read Gregory and Mary Catherine Bateson's Angels Fear: Towards an Epistemology of the Sacred to be able see what it is. As with all really good books, you only need to read the title. Inside you'll probably find something very like that which R.D. Laing describes in R.D. Laing - The Politics of Experience And The Bird of Paradise. That book is so precise that I think he must've used some sort of symbolic calculus to write it. The feeling I got listening to the first few chapters of that was very much like the feeling I got when I started trying to understand Aristotle's two books on Logic. I thought "this is inhumanly precise. He must have used some used some sort of consistency-conserving calculus to generate it automatically, like a machine". I suspect the Denis Villeneuve has been hanging out with whatever is left of the Bourbaki circle. Maybe that's a few more people than I once imagined it was! 😂❤️💓💞 See Measuring Ignorance and My Effluence - Last Three Months.

Fun fact: that same calculus could be used to coordinate prosecution in hugely complex international systems of lawsuits, such as this one involving Robert Edinger and Mark Zuckerberg. See Pink Floyd - High Hopes.

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