The Unspoken Yes

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Operation of human systems is something both personal and political. It happens on different levels of magnification. But at any level, changing structures, refusing to go along with the status quo, is a constant theme. We would like to change the world, and change ourselves. Structure is ultimately the stuff of existence. Anything that can be analyzed is structural. Deleuze once said, “Don’t analyze, don’t interpret.. Find a situation you desire..!”(A to Z film). Adorno called philosophy the teaching of the good life, (Negative Dialectics). Must he have felt like he actually had this life? A situation to desire. If life is all an experiment, as my father taught, and life is an intelligence test, as Mike Smith proposed, I think we might be willing to say we are at telos, grail. We have reached dream logic. We have lived, life has lived.

Human Systems: Changing Structures pdf for web

Amazon Kindle/paperback Human Systems

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Amazon --> The Government of David

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This is David Baird's first so-called real, published book. He's been chatting, blogging, and posting for many years now, building up a trail/tale of textual weight. His formation was largely academic. One transformational episode with Michael Smith at Virginia Tech, another with Ronald Judy at the University of Pittsburgh. David managed to study philosophy deeply, which can be tricky, and fell in and out of love with Theodor Adorno -- Adorno, who says "no one loves, is capable of love"; "people are spellbound, without exception"; beautiful women destroy themselves, no matter how talented, wealthy, or intelligent; one cannot be happy, only remember having been happy in the past; science fiction is a sub-artistic genre. David now characterizes Adorno, like the analytic philosophers, as ultimately sort of weird...

The book is ultra-fictional philosophy, UFP. I've been asked, "Is that more like fiction, or philosophy?" But why should it be one or the other? It's like philosophy -- except that it doesn't claim to be true. Or pretend. How could I know the truth of life, the universe, and everything? Although I propose that God has "omega characteristics" -- s/he is beyond time, space, law, logic, and causality. That's really the only way God could work. As far as our universe? We are "x world" -- we are the nth world in a series of x worlds (universes). Brain salad, word garbage..? Stream of consciousness, schizophrenia...? Maybe towards the creation of a new world..