Doom http://www.alansondheim.org/aphorism.jpg This is the story of the aphorism of necessary doom, which appeared to me at once, after all these years of thinking through futurism, beginning with a course called "the most pessimistic" I taught in the early 1970s. We knew then what we see now; it was embedded in cultures, in whatever was mean by "being human." The aphorism came to me several nights ago; I dictated it. As you can see below, it was mangled by the artificial intelligence machinery of misguided and poor interpretation. It finally appears at the other end of equally misguided attempts at reconstruction. I'm told I'm too negative, too pessimistic; that the world will be a safe haven, that good news will triumph. This doesn't reflect - not only the course of human history, but the very interiority of being human. I hate that what I taught half a century ago is come to pass, almost like clockwork. The course was called "The Year 3000," a title designed to give students a chance to create scenarios of the far future. But the emphasis was on the early 2000s, what was already visible, what was already occurring, even at the early stages of the digital revolution. Failures of reconstruction: the most fundamental and primitive instinct we have as human beings is thisRiptide instrumental isn't that create a bypass 48 tour the creation of culture. Riptide instrumental isn't that create.it isn't that it creates hey babe I'll I-PASS Oregon teacher the creation of culture. Most fundamental Indian primitive Instinct we have as human beings is this The most fundamental and primitive Instinct we have the instrumentalism of Hope Riptide instrumental isn't that creates a bypass or detour to the beginnings of the creation of culture. The most fundamental and primitive instinct we have is instrumente is a instrumentalna some of hope we had the most fundamental and primitive instinct we have is it instrumentales am of hope. Riptide instrumentales inside creator a bypass were detour to the beginnings of the creation of culture . Reconstruction: The most fundamental and primitive instict we have is the instrumentalism of hope. In analysis it's this that creates a bypass or detour to the beginnings of the creation of culture. Once the project towards death is recognized, all resources come into play to ensure the infinite extension of life. Nothing works that way, naturally; culture takes over, and human history can be considered the application of tacit knowledge to survival. Today this is the hopelessness of hope; we know the carrying capacity of the planet is fundamentally exceeded by humans, who are elimnating the last remnants of wildness in the world. There isn't enough to go around; there isn't enough of anything. +++ _______________________________________________ NetBehaviour mailing list [email protected] https://lists.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
