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One of the most poetic scenes in South Korean cinema:

One of the most poetic scenes in South Korean cinema:

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99 years ago, they made a film about 2026:

99 years ago, they made a film about 2026:

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This is the Japanese film everyone needs to see:

This is the Japanese film everyone needs to see:

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Two cult films that will alter your state of consciousness. The Holy Mountain (1978) / The Color of Pomegranates (1969)

Two cult films that will alter your state of consciousness. The Holy Mountain (1978) / The Color of Pomegranates (1969)

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Never forget the best of Hong Kong cinema. A masterpiece:

Never forget the best of Hong Kong cinema. A masterpiece:

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“What you seek is seeking you.” - Jalāl al-Dīn Muḥammad Rūmī

“What you seek is seeking you.” - Jalāl al-Dīn Muḥammad Rūmī

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France’s great magical film. A surrealist masterpiece:

France’s great magical film. A surrealist masterpiece:

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- How would you like to be remembered? - Doesn't matter.

- How would you like to be remembered? - Doesn't matter.

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This might be the most esoteric film you’ll ever see:

This might be the most esoteric film you’ll ever see:

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Mark Fisher was right. Smartphones are a kind of portal into cyberspace. I've always been fond of Fisher's essay "Touchscreen Capture". It's very Baudrillard. There's no longer a spectacle imposed from outside. The spectacle is now internal, it constantly demands an active response from us, our playful participation as subjects. No one chooses to enter cyberspace anymore, we choose to leave it. Baudrillard had already described a "culture of tactile communication," a festival of stimuli and miniaturised tests. That's the thread Fisher picks up when he links it to the rise of the touchscreen.

Mark Fisher was right. Smartphones are a kind of portal into cyberspace. I've always been fond of Fisher's essay "Touchscreen Capture". It's very Baudrillard. There's no longer a spectacle imposed from outside. The spectacle is now internal, it constantly demands an active response from us, our playful participation as subjects. No one chooses to enter cyberspace anymore, we choose to leave it. Baudrillard had already described a "culture of tactile communication," a festival of stimuli and miniaturised tests. That's the thread Fisher picks up when he links it to the rise of the touchscreen.

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One day you'll understand why Alex Karp of Palantir targeted those who teach Heidegger rather than those who teach any other philosopher.

One day you'll understand why Alex Karp of Palantir targeted those who teach Heidegger rather than those who teach any other philosopher.

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One of the greatest experimental films of the Soviet avant-garde:

One of the greatest experimental films of the Soviet avant-garde:

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In his latest interview, Alex Karp confirms precisely what I argued before: he still identifies with the political left, while Peter Thiel remains firmly on the right.

In his latest interview, Alex Karp confirms precisely what I argued before: he still identifies with the political left, while Peter Thiel remains firmly on the right.

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Slavoj Žižek on cinema: “Books are for idiots. To really follow cinema, you have to be an intellectual.”

Slavoj Žižek on cinema: “Books are for idiots. To really follow cinema, you have to be an intellectual.”

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“Where there is ruin, there is hope for a treasure.” - Mawlana Jalal-al-Din Rumi

“Where there is ruin, there is hope for a treasure.” - Mawlana Jalal-al-Din Rumi

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χαλεπὰ τὰ καλά (Nothing beautiful without struggle.) - Plato

χαλεπὰ τὰ καλά (Nothing beautiful without struggle.) - Plato

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"Everything becomes and recurs eternally - escape is impossible! - Supposing we could judge value, what follows? The idea of recurrence as a selective principle, in the service of strength." - Nietzsche

"Everything becomes and recurs eternally - escape is impossible! - Supposing we could judge value, what follows? The idea of recurrence as a selective principle, in the service of strength." - Nietzsche

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JD Vance sounds remarkably Schmittian here. Secularism doesn't get rid of religion, it simply replaces it. As Carl Schmitt put it, the modern state still speaks the language of theology, it has just secularized it. Secularism is another ideology, not a neutral ground.

JD Vance sounds remarkably Schmittian here. Secularism doesn't get rid of religion, it simply replaces it. As Carl Schmitt put it, the modern state still speaks the language of theology, it has just secularized it. Secularism is another ideology, not a neutral ground.

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"Why is it always raining here? Or is that just the sound of the television, tuned to a dead channel?" - Mark Fisher

"Why is it always raining here? Or is that just the sound of the television, tuned to a dead channel?" - Mark Fisher

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"You should not honor men more than truth." - Plato

"You should not honor men more than truth." - Plato

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Fernando Pessoa on Iberia. I'd like to know what Spaniards and Portuguese make of this. "We, Spaniards and Portuguese, have a mentality distinct from the rest of Europe."
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Fernando Pessoa on Iberia. I'd like to know what Spaniards and Portuguese make of this. "We, Spaniards and Portuguese, have a mentality distinct from the rest of Europe."

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One of the most poetic scenes in Japanese cinema:
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One of the most poetic scenes in Japanese cinema:

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This is over 100 years old. Just watch:
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This is over 100 years old. Just watch:

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1,819,667 views • 27 days ago

Soon, we’ll have to explain to people that this film wasn’t made with AI:
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Soon, we’ll have to explain to people that this film wasn’t made with AI:

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One of the most poetic Japanese films you’ll ever see. Everyone should watch it at least once.
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One of the most poetic Japanese films you’ll ever see. Everyone should watch it at least once.

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Soon, we’ll have to explain to people that this film wasn’t made with AI:
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Soon, we’ll have to explain to people that this film wasn’t made with AI:

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Before the "horror" genre existed, there was this masterpiece of German Expressionism:
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Before the "horror" genre existed, there was this masterpiece of German Expressionism:

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This film is 100 years old. AI still can’t replicate German Expressionism.
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This film is 100 years old. AI still can’t replicate German Expressionism.

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Nothing beats German Expressionism. More than a century separates this film from the age of AI.
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Nothing beats German Expressionism. More than a century separates this film from the age of AI.

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Understand why Alex Karp (Palantir) looks down on Heideggerians.
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Understand why Alex Karp (Palantir) looks down on Heideggerians.

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79,606 views • 7 days ago

Mourinho is a Hegelian. Here's the proof:
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Mourinho is a Hegelian. Here's the proof:

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959,130 views • 3 months ago

Still one of the greatest films ever made:
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Still one of the greatest films ever made:

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296,791 views • 1 month ago

“The wound is the place where the Light enters you.” - Jalāl al-Dīn Muḥammad Rūmī
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“The wound is the place where the Light enters you.” - Jalāl al-Dīn Muḥammad Rūmī

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326,598 views • 2 months ago

In a dream in 1913, Carl Jung encountered a figure named Philemon, an old man with kingfisher wings, carrying a bunch of keys. Jung painted the figure, as seen in the video.
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In a dream in 1913, Carl Jung encountered a figure named Philemon, an old man with kingfisher wings, carrying a bunch of keys. Jung painted the figure, as seen in the video.

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If you’ve never seen it, watch this film this week:
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If you’ve never seen it, watch this film this week:

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201,902 views • 1 month ago

Martin Heidegger on technology and philosophy, in conversation with a Buddhist monk.
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Martin Heidegger on technology and philosophy, in conversation with a Buddhist monk.

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372,398 views • 2 months ago

Le Spectre rouge (1907) French cinema meets Spanish Gothic, over 100 years ago:
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Le Spectre rouge (1907) French cinema meets Spanish Gothic, over 100 years ago:

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89,983 views • 23 days ago

Japanese animation is on another level. Start with this masterpiece:
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Japanese animation is on another level. Start with this masterpiece:

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83,431 views • 23 days ago

Absolutely glorious. Jean Cocteau’s final film:
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Absolutely glorious. Jean Cocteau’s final film:

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82,428 views • 29 days ago

One of the best scenes in French cinema: “It is thus dangerous for men to acquire occult knowledge before having attained that state of wisdom which would have them to stay on the right path.”
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One of the best scenes in French cinema: “It is thus dangerous for men to acquire occult knowledge before having attained that state of wisdom which would have them to stay on the right path.”

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134,969 views • 1 month ago