HeyJaredHunter Hudson-Hoff's Letters
Vanderbilt English major, Catholic convert, and aspiring literary-philosophical writer. Once AI-writing obsessed, now aiming at a serious 21st-century masterpiece. Behold the renaissance.
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Demon is the Spirit (opens the original)
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I am le spiritus. The product of the war between angels and devils. Hence, I feel as though I can’t move, born in these estranged hands, I tremble and boggle inflamed yet without scars. Every fiber in my body tastes metallic-cold. I hold my farewells spectacularly! I am attracted magnetically— can stay at one position for a nice long time. What I see is of old, Victorian styled buildings in front of me. It looked as though a memory were fading from this Ivy City I once visited with Onesimus. To
On Academia Making Mankind More Like AI. (opens the original)
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1. This seems to be a fallacy across all academia I have encountered, in any field, which is that if one can explain in depth what a specific source means, that A the argument is true, or B the argument or claim is insightful or novel and hence valuable in some way, or C the argument isn’t under any Aristotelian logical fallacy. Even if every reference, lexicon, or allusion is deduced, it is fallacious to conclude a truth was clarified. 2. Upon successful deduction and analysis of such excerpts,
The Charter of Apostles (opens the original)
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In my view, it is self-evident that man is not given life, but eternal life. Not given liberty, but eternal liberty, and not the pursuit of happiness, but the pursuit of eternal glory and crowns in Heaven. To us these rights, seemingly alienable to men, are inalienable in the eyes of God, who knows beyond eternity or infinity in manners men could never express.In virtue of the posture to which men understand God, it is for us to not merely prohibit what of man can do, but to assert that which is
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