Tag: death

  • Femininity is the Life Drive…

    …as opposed to the Masculine-ideological “death drive”, we all know so well. (- art created by unknown and used without permission -)

  • Of Life and Death: The dynamic of pain. Ouch!! And. Gross!!

    This morning my mind was crossed by this situation in my foot where gangrene has taken hold. I didn’t know it was gangrene for a long time. It was just as black spot in the center of the top of my foot about 2 cm in diameter. Still, I’m not really sure if it actually…

  • The Nature of Evil: Humans, Coronavirus and Addiction

    Rolling around lately in my mind has been strange juxtapositionings of ethical dynamics. This started because I began to ponder statistics of human deaths. And then pondering the emotional response to the coronavirus thing, an interesting situation presents itself. Let me see if I can spell it out in a simple way without getting too…

  • Life and the Choice

    “I am never able to choose to live. Any choice to live is life itself, is living itself. There is no choice there. My choice will at all times be living. But, I am able to believe I have a choice of whether to live or die. And this is the distillate of the modern…

  • The Correct Side.

    Zizek makes a good point somewhere about how the modern liberal must qualify his ethical position from all sides. Kind of like a political correct but more in that what occurs is he never arrives at any sort of ethical activity. Yeah; let’s get a little less relative: There is a correct ethical side to…

  • The Impossible; Part 5. Existence and the Story of Death to Life.

    Whew! Those Impossible essays really get thick. So perhaps a rejoining to a more approachable speaking. But hold on! The ride is just getting fun. I have been interacting through comments and replies with Dave, who writes the blog called “Big Story Guide”. Our conversation is quite wonderful, so, just as I used our conversation…