HeyJaredThe Neo-Feudal Review
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Greek Tragedy, Nietzsche, and the Limits of Human Understanding (opens the original)
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New post at my new Substack, Living Opposites. Its description is as follows:Greek tragedy offers a strikingly non-redemptive vision of existence, in which suffering does not necessarily lead to salvation, progress, or ultimate restoration. Across the surviving plays of Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides, human beings gradually discover the limits of their agency within a world governed by fate, divine powers, inherited guilt, and chance. Set against the modern redemptive expec
On Metabolic vs. Ontological Truth (opens the original)
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New post at my new Substack, Living Opposites. Its description is as follows:In this post I would like to address some questions posed both by critics and which arose from my own doubting, acidic, recursive process about whether the Abraxian framework I’ve articulated can be disconfirmed, or whether it is self-sealing.—Note: I’ll be doing reference posts from this blog to the new one for those who didn&
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