Leon Czolgosz (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} anorgasmia) wrote,@ 2006-07-19 20:14:00 |
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WHY IS ALEX ALWAYS SO RIGHT ON?
Alex: and i also realized how much of my guilt complex stems from marxist self accusations, these ideas that there's something wrong with me, i'm doing something wrong by being interested in physics, i'm so bourgiose, etc. it all stems from that tradition of finger pointing 1. sin is the problem god is solution 2. god is the problem state is solution 3. economy is problem, dictatorship of proletariat is solution (read state still is solution) 4. state is problem, revolution from below is solution 5. foundation is the problem, here are a bunch of solutions we can call post-structuralism 6. post-structuralism contradicts itself, figure your own solution the idea that there is "the problem" feeds into itself if you believe in a giant monster you'll see one power, energy, orange juice, and other fluids circulate around and congeal or emerge in various nodes of monsters, call them capitalism, domination, whatever and sometimes interesting nodes, provided they are flexible enough to allow continued flow to quote nick simmons "there are always going to be monsters to kill"
WHY IS ALEX ALWAYS SO RIGHT ON?
Alex: and i also realized how much of my guilt complex stems from marxist self accusations, these ideas that there's something wrong with me, i'm doing something wrong by being interested in physics, i'm so bourgiose, etc. it all stems from that tradition of finger pointing 1. sin is the problem god is solution 2. god is the problem state is solution 3. economy is problem, dictatorship of proletariat is solution (read state still is solution) 4. state is problem, revolution from below is solution 5. foundation is the problem, here are a bunch of solutions we can call post-structuralism 6. post-structuralism contradicts itself, figure your own solution the idea that there is "the problem" feeds into itself if you believe in a giant monster you'll see one power, energy, orange juice, and other fluids circulate around and congeal or emerge in various nodes of monsters, call them capitalism, domination, whatever and sometimes interesting nodes, provided they are flexible enough to allow continued flow to quote nick simmons "there are always going to be monsters to kill"
