J. H. Prynne

luka

luka

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as I've mentioned on here before, in reference to Blackheath, I think a lot of it is about places where you get a glimpse of the planet, it's suspension
in the void, and it's turning, and it's relation to the other heavenly bodies. so that you are given a larger context to place yourself within, more of the total fact.
 
woops

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luka said:
as I've mentioned on here before, in reference to Blackheath, I think a lot of it is about places where you get a glimpse of the planet, it's suspension
in the void, and it's turning, and it's relation to the other heavenly bodies. so that you are given a larger context to place yourself within, more of the total fact.
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plus acid
 
luka

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reading in a book that the earth is round and its spinning and blah blah blah, that's totally meaningless. you could read its flat tomorrow. you have to see things. this is why i refuse to understand any concept. if you cant understand it intutitively its not real.
 
luka

luka

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i will never put any intellectual effort in to anything, its totally pointless to me. i refuse to try and understand grammar, long division, melody, parataxis, anything like that, no fucking way.
 
woops

woops

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in other words is always new no? my mate has a word for this, the ______ calendar that can be measured from any point
 
version

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luka said:
reading in a book that the earth is round and its spinning and blah blah blah, that's totally meaningless. you could read its flat tomorrow. you have to see things. this is why i refuse to understand any concept. if you cant understand it intutitively its not real.
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I recently read someone's defense of Baudrillard's lack of data and evidence saying you don't need citations and bibliographies to capture the essence of the world in writing, someone else asked for a book defending that position and they just asked if they'd ever read a poem.
 
luka

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i know what craner likes. i've even started a thread to collect all the things craner likes. he wont like that.
 
Benny Bunter

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Oh wow, these are great. I'm guessing all from the same book?

All three have heart/hearth/earth, and lots of fire words - flame/flicker/burn etc

And a load of other similarities
 
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