Another fantastic essay. In so many ways, these investigations continue to unpin myself from orthodoxy (and I've never been a marxist) but in a way that as you peel back the onion you begin to realize that you can anchor to hard into anything. Not that I'm subjectivly awash in nothing, but that I don't dig my anchors in too hard, or in only a few places. Seeing how rotten marxism is but with such ardent support, forces me to dig into my own believes and make sure they aren't as rotten!
Lorenzo's essays have made me more wary of anything with roots in the radical - rather than the skeptical - Enlightenment. It's not just Marxism with those roots; libertarianism and anarchism have radical Enlightenment roots, & need to be treated with caution for that reason alone. The clue is in their wild-eyed optimism about the future.
I'm really pleased they're having this effect on readers.
Another fantastic essay. In so many ways, these investigations continue to unpin myself from orthodoxy (and I've never been a marxist) but in a way that as you peel back the onion you begin to realize that you can anchor to hard into anything. Not that I'm subjectivly awash in nothing, but that I don't dig my anchors in too hard, or in only a few places. Seeing how rotten marxism is but with such ardent support, forces me to dig into my own believes and make sure they aren't as rotten!
Lorenzo's essays have made me more wary of anything with roots in the radical - rather than the skeptical - Enlightenment. It's not just Marxism with those roots; libertarianism and anarchism have radical Enlightenment roots, & need to be treated with caution for that reason alone. The clue is in their wild-eyed optimism about the future.
Exactly! I love it.
Hegel's 'thesis, counterthesis, synthesis'....was stolen from Fische.
Yeah, I know. I also was taught that it was Hegel at university. But no, it was just another thing he stole.
Lorenzo, you are a great teacher. Glad I found you. Keep fighting.
Thank you.