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IngeniiX 🛸3 months ago

LOL! After falling for the Nazis he needed a new moral highground, and the novelty of atomic energy provided him with public resonance. Hitler‘s cruel social Darwinism was nothing to speak out against, but biophysics is. One wonders why dumb philosophers of technology thrive.

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It's an interesting approach, but I prefer to focused less on the dangers of technology and more on other aspects. Jünger, for example, saw technology and technique as a way in which the worker figure mobilised the world and dominates it.

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꒰ ੭⭒3 months ago

how this guy was a nazi is beyond me nazism feels anathema to his thought but idk i might be wrong

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KIBO3 months ago

i literally got chills reading what is called thinking when he said this - what a genius

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Alexander Verney-Elliott3 months ago

I cannot imagine Heidegger being so dumb and stupid as to use a mobilephone; anyone who thinks would never be so stupid as to use a mobilephone; anyone who communicates would never be so stupid as to won a mobilephone. The mobiulephone has now inititated the decline in iur dasein

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artminds3 months ago

His early prediction cannot be overestimated

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Stéphane Domeracki3 months ago

The only Heidegger to read about "Technology", is in the black books. Especially GA96 and GA97.

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tp3 months ago

Nazifucker.

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Dulguun Maidar3 months ago

Who is he?

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Ted Iacobuzio3 months ago

Never heard his voice before.

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