Tag: the philosophical hack

  • Science is not in opposition to ignorance

    Only by a certain orientation upon knowledge does oppositional categories have significant affect. I was reading a paper, part of the paper anyways, where the author talks about John Locke saying his work not involved with science. Just got me thinking. Georg Hegel, and many more philosophers for sure we’re trying to find some sort…

  • The Irony of Blogging with a Sense of Substance

    The irony is that blogging, by its very nature, is a motion of modern subjective materialism. People who are interested in true substance are not often reading blogs. In true Zizekian form, The blogosphere is a place where imaginary transcendence is verified to an absolute epistemological horizon. The question is: might we speak of this…

  • The New Philosophy

    The Moment of Decisive Significance took more than 4 years to write and publish, and it still needs edits. The Philosophical Hack the first and second parts took a little less time, partly because of how Nathaniel approached it.  Actually, The Philosophical Hack is not yet complete, so all and all, for all 6 parts, will probably take…

  • Does the Banach-Tarski Paradox Anticipate The Two Routes Upon Objects ?

    This is the best vid I’ve seen all month! I definately am Not a mathematician, but this vid explains this paradox pretty well. And, despite the scope of his conjectures at the end, a significant philosophical question would concern whether reality presents a sufficiently able manner for conceptualization to encompass all that we are able…

  • Colonialism, Evangelism and The Intellectual Left

    Some Problems with The Intellectual Left https://jonathanhockey.wordpress.com/2019/11/20/some-problems-with-the-intellectual-left/ — Read on jonathanhockey.wordpress.com/2019/11/20/some-problems-with-the-intellectual-left/ I think this post actually describes the situation at hand. He calls it the “political left”, but it really has to do with liberal philosophical intellectualism in general. When we look at topics like colonialism, capitalism, religion, evangelism, and philosophical topics such as Heidegger’s…

  • Read: The Philosophical Hack

    Oh Kaay! I finally took a minute and got some things in order. THE OBJECT OF THE SUBJECT : The Second Part of the Philosophical Hack  is available in EPUB HERE.                   and in paperback HERE. THE PHILOSOPHICAL HACK: The First Part is available HERE in paper back. “The Philosophical…

  • Start The Philosophical Hack with The Second Part: The Object of the Subject

    THE OBJECT of the SUBJECT: The Second Part. EPUB version available now. — if everything went good. “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…

  • Another Wittgenstein Reveal.

    https://www.academia.edu/31569254/THE_CRISIS_OF_LANGUAGE_IN_PHILOSOPHY_AND_LUDWIG_WITTGENSTEIN_IN_SEARCH_FOR_REMEDY_TO_THE_PROBLEM_OF_LANGUAGE_DORMANCY?email_work_card=title This essay appears to coincide with a more substantial reading of Wittgenstein than that reading which often appears to have bewitched the 20th century into a philosophical basket of misinterpretation justified by the ability of the subject to manipulate meaning — x as this author appears to have apprehended. The point it seems at…

  • The first part of the philosophical hack

    The concluding unscientific post script to event. The First Part concerns the defining of a space that is regularly understood as having no boundaries. The Second Part, out soon, concerns the conditions for something existing outside of the political world, thus, opening knowledge (hacking into the space discovered in the first part) to the truth…

  • The Object of the Subject is available to you now.

    THE OBJECT of the SUBJECT: The Second Part. EPUB version available now. — if everything went good. “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…