@@vonBottorff I don't hate anyone who isn't being cruel. The struggle for meaning can't be escaped, fortunately or unfortunately. It's our very nature. But meaning is something projected or created, rather than something discovered or deduced. And I actually believe it is good to suspend the struggle from time to time, to allow yourself to feel the ground state of meaninglessness, of a default Universe without purpose. To at least momentarily perceive things as themselves, without category or interpretation or signification or relation; to let things be without telling yourself what they are. It's surprising what a struggle it is to release yourself from the struggle, even for a short while. And what's even more surprising, if you're successful, is when you find the exercise has only created yet more, and perhaps deeper, meaning.
There is nothing like early ZF, one of the most original bands to ever take the stand.
One of the most necessary things I've ever heard. An entire religion could be formed around this one track.
well spoken, my good sir :)
Hearing is believing?
Excellent...!!!
Beautiful Stuff. Great to hear this again... Thank You!
A great comment on the eternal struggle for meaning
Or on the meaninglessness of any struggle for meaning.
@@josefkay5013 Just because meaning is a tough nut to crack?
@@vonBottorff Because meaning has no existence beyond our struggle to discern it.
@@josefkay5013 Don't you hate people who then say, Stop struggling? I do.
@@vonBottorff I don't hate anyone who isn't being cruel. The struggle for meaning can't be escaped, fortunately or unfortunately. It's our very nature. But meaning is something projected or created, rather than something discovered or deduced.
And I actually believe it is good to suspend the struggle from time to time, to allow yourself to feel the ground state of meaninglessness, of a default Universe without purpose. To at least momentarily perceive things as themselves, without category or interpretation or signification or relation; to let things be without telling yourself what they are.
It's surprising what a struggle it is to release yourself from the struggle, even for a short while. And what's even more surprising, if you're successful, is when you find the exercise has only created yet more, and perhaps deeper, meaning.
brilliant track used on my recent Wreck This Mess radio show: Wreck Walk www.mixcloud.com/wreckthismess/wreck-walk-1178/
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