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Ipsa
is on page 51 of 222
Only to the extent that man for his part is already challenged to exploit the energies of nature can this ordering revealing happen. If man is challenged, ordered, to do this, then does not man himself belong even more originally than nature within the standing-reserve?
— Nov 10, 2020 02:27AM
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Ipsa
is on page 50 of 222
reading Question Concerning Technology
I have been avoiding reading this for so long out of intellectual laziness, and I still feel you gotta have a kink for self-harm to read Heidegger, but whatta genius though.
— Nov 10, 2020 02:26AM
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I have been avoiding reading this for so long out of intellectual laziness, and I still feel you gotta have a kink for self-harm to read Heidegger, but whatta genius though.
Kyle
is on page 182 of 222
All the dense obfuscation and philosophical ropetrickery reveals another moment of utter clarity, when Heidegger argues against the scholarly life in World Picture in support of a much more appealing and active researcher. That is not to say that there won’t be a place for reflective knowledge-seeking of “more than a mere making conscious of something” (p. 180) beyond what our science has hypothesized.
— Jul 29, 2020 08:57PM
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Kyle
is on page 112 of 222
Three innocuous words to sum up Nietzsche’s nihilism are under investigation, and the point where Heidegger explains how the will to will will will will will will nearly killed off my desire to make meaning from his inquiry. And it is not just the clumsy inflexibility of English translations, as Beständigung der Beständigkeit des Bestandes repeats an infinite loop of equivocation. The verdict? Humanity is guilty!
— Jul 17, 2020 12:05PM
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Kyle
is on page 49 of 222
Good to be warned of the arduous journey an English reader faces in reading Heidegger, where every gerund and question mark signposts a tricky patch of thinking. Not sure that I got there with all the questioning, concerning, turning and being to keep track of, but slowly noticed I was getting somewhere. It may not help me design the killer app, but keeps me attuned to a world far away from smartphones and computers.
— Jul 08, 2020 03:41PM
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