Category: non-philosophy

  • Philosophy, Mental Health, and The Two Routes

    Kair, L. (2022). Philosophy, Mental Health and The Two Routes. This paper is a response to May-Lynne El-Debs paper “Introduction to Philosophy”. The link is in the next post. I invite you to engage with the discussion about how a subject of mental health comes to know itself in reality. https://www.academia.edu/91714405/Philosophy_Mental_Health_and_The_Two_Routes Or, engage right here…

  • The Outline of the Concept Toward the Veritable Counsel

    See the paper Here. The overarching proposal is that mental health has the greatest explanatory power for what is occurring in reality. I recognize that this cannot be proven through what I call the conventional philosophic approach in things. Hence, in order to show the veracity of the proposal, a different philosophical method is called…

  • The Object of the Subject

    “The Philosophical Hack uses Slavoj Zizek’s book ‘Event’ as a platform from which to hack into philosophy. A hack is someone who is adept in technology and standard methods but is not employed to make marketed products. Yet in another sense, a hack is a repeated application of a specific yet broad algorithmic protocol upon…

  • What is a Philosophical Hack?

    What is a Philosophical Hack? The answer is quite philosophical. 🙂 But in this philosophy a number of things are challenged which then indicate that the hack must arrive from an aspect or element that exists which is not philosophical.  This is a sort of truism: A thing cannot be in relation to another thing…

  • The Non-Philosophy of Francois Laruelle.

    From the Philosophical Hack (out soon): Laruelle’s is the ‘best’ conventional proof of what cannot be proven through the conventional method. I have already spoken about the distinction between Laruelle’s and my terms. Laruelle distinguishes his project by asserting a positive withdraw in reference to the real common occurrence of philosophy, to call his Non-philosophy…

  • Oops (title: Here).

    REPOST of THRE-POUND-BRAIN’s no results for ‘Cognitive Psychology of Philosophy’ and reply and reply, of Baker question, then my answer… (please check out his full essay and the comments if you are intreated in the whole thing) sbakker April 13, 2017 at 9:30 am “I don’t think I get it. So the racial theories of…

  • “The Philosophical Revolution”

    From “Christo-Fiction”, by Francois Laruelle:  On the next page he then goes on to say  “one might perhaps speak of a subject … as one would speak of it not in terms of consciousness but rather in terms of a lived of a man, understood philosophically and religiously since it is the material or the…

  • The destruction of the transcendent. 

    Evidence and verification.  The beginning of this blog began with my question upon L of why he’s using jargon to convey a simple idea; in short why is he in bad faith. It is not difficult for one to notice when they read my early essays of this blog that I had very little practical…

  • Philosophy, Colonialism and Partition.

    Philosophy, Colonialism and Partition.

    Perhaps the title should have included “non-philosophy”. lol This talk concerns the opening whereby philosophy is indicated to its method through the ending that supersedes its domain. Specifically, and in the context of Francois Laruelle’s “Christo-fiction“, that which supersedes any conventional appropriation is the quantum. In particular, there is no philosophical posture that is able to bring…

  • Two Routes, for another term…

    I am finding, as I am reading “Christo Fiction”, that  so far Laruelle touches upon all the same ideas that I do, yet using different terms than I do. And actually I think the terms I used are much more simple into the point; I do not need a large dictionary in order to discern…