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>>47504
>standard theology[ …] regards the creation of Nature as emanating from the primary Nature of the Father (thus making Being a reflection of the One, but subject to impermanence by the fall into time, which >is classically understood as being within the orbit of the seven planets).
Interesting, thanks.. In "Physics " Aristotle says the prime mover is at the rim of the cosmos, circular in motion, so that would explain the movement of the planets ,but he also says the prime mover is without parts, or dimensions! So it's hard to think how it could be something physical at all. It operates eternally, as I understand Aristotle ,it's not so much that it's outside of time (as with later theologians ) it's that it's in time ,but eternal. Aristotle thinks the cosmos has been operating eternally. Of course ,this is a bit unsatisfactory, since it doesn't really answer the question of what is the cause of the eternal universe.
> If there is a creator of the universe thus, they are a dead god, while Set is a living God
I think my argument would be if there is a creator of the universe, He/She/it /they must be unlimited in power ,to bring everything into existence, at all points of time, they can only be some kind of disembodied mind. it's hard to see how they could die, in other words to be limited in timespan.

>>47509
>Aristotle says the prime mover is at the rim of the cosmos, circular in motion, so that would explain the movement of the planets
The Ancients distinguished between the realm of fixed stars (e.g. Zodiac) and the orbits of the seven planets ("planet" meaning "wandering star"). We can read Plato's cosmology and astrology, such as in Republic, Book X:
<they saw the ends of the chains of heaven let down from above: for this light is the belt of heaven, and holds together the circle of the universe, like the under-girders of a trireme. From these ends is extended the spindle of Necessity, on which all the revolutions turn […] The first and outermost whorl has the rim broadest, and the seven inner whorls are narrower […] The largest (of fixed stars) is spangled […] Now the whole spindle has the same motion; but, as the whole revolves in one direction, the seven inner circles move slowly in the other […] The eight together form one harmony; and round about, at equal intervals, there is another band, three in number, each sitting upon her throne: these are the Fates, daughters of Necessity
Notice the terminology; "one harmony", like "universe". We further see the "three mothers", as reproduced in mythology, such as the Norse Norns, or the Gaelic Morrigan. I find that we also have the three mothers in the Bible, such as Jacob's three wives, who give birth to the 12 tribes of Israel (12 signs of the Zodiac). The three mothers are also spoken of in the earliest kabbalistic literature, such as the Sepher Yetzirah (~120 CE):
<The Foundation of all the other sounds and letters is provided by the Three Mothers, Aleph, Mem and Shin […] The Three Mothers, Aleph, Mem and Shin, are the Foundation, from them spring three Fathers, and from these have proceeded all things that are in the world.
So then, this appears to be an esoteric truth. What is still interesting in Plato's account is the direction of motion he assigns to the "bands" (or "spheres"); he says that the inner seven turn one way and the fixed stars another, which is wholly reconciled with his previous comments in Statesman, regarding the Golden Age of the poets:
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Here I have compiled and edited the essential canon of o9a Literature, from the period of (1974 - 2012), with an appendix of work from (2013 - 2019). Texts include:

• Emanations of Urania (1974)
  
• Vindex (1976 - 1984)
  
• Deofel Quartet (1976 - 1992)
  
• The Sinister Tarot (198?)
  
• Codex Saerus (1983 - 1990)
  
• Hell (1984)
  
• The Culling Texts (1984 - 1990)
  
• Quintessence of Satanism (1988)
  
• Naos (1989 - 2008)
  
• Star Game: History and Theory (1988)
  
• Satanic Letters (1990 - 1992)
  
• Hostia (1992)
  
• Aeonic Magick (1994)
  
• Eira (1998)
  

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Along with the o9a (1974 - 2012), I have also compiled the work of Tempel ov Blood. Texts include:

• Discipline/Altars/Apex (2004)
  
• Tales of Sinister Influence (2006)
  
• Liber 333 (2008 - 2013)
  
• Iron Gates (2014)
  
• Bluebird (2017)
  
• Beast Barracks (2015 - 2018)
  
  

After Martinet Press (the publisher of ToB) shut down in 2020, Sutter established "Agony's Point Press" with a new group called The Satanic Front. Here is the blog:
https://agonyspoint.substack.com/
The work is much diminished from prior quality, and popularity is probably naturally low due to Sutter being exposed as a fed (while paradoxically being a true believer). The o9a subculture seems mostly dead. The ultimate sign of which was Chloe Ortega's transference of o9a.org in 2022 to Brett Stevens, who hasn't made a new post in over a year. Chloe edited a Zine from 2014 to 2020, and has seemed to scrub her presence off of the web since her retirement. David Myatt still has a blog, but no longer discusses o9a:
https://davidmyatt.wordpress.com/
I would say that the Danyal Hussein case is the nail in the coffin (2021); he murdered two women, and his connection to o9a Satanism was reported by the BBC:
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-59103568
Another Satanist, E.A. Koetting, also got caught in this, who is associates with Michael W. Ford, an early contributor to both the o9a and Tempel ov Blood (the importation of Choronzon into the Tempel ov Blood may have been his innovation, since he concurrently writes of Choronzon in Book of the Witch Moon, 2006).

>>47512
>The question then arises, can God create a thing he cannot lift?
My hunch is ,He/She/It/ They *could*, but that would be the pretty much the same as winking out of existence, and taking the universe with them. (Since God can't be subordinate to anything else, not even logic, in a medieval, and after, view.
Not necessarily in Bronze/Iron Age view, though.
In the Caananite Ba'al cycle, the creator god, El, when the fighting starts is indisposed with a dodgy liver. Or as you point out
>Epicurus decides that an all-powerful and all-good God is impossible, yet still pertains to a belief in limited and finite Daimons.
I say *could* because otherwise the God would be subordinate to the rules of logic. Because in theory they're the origin of the rules of logic, they haven't. If that makes any sense?( I feel as I'm butting up against the limits of my understanding of medieval theology myself here.)
>they can only be some kind of disembodied mind.
>This is an even stranger assertion, since how can a mind create anything except what is mental?
Because in an Aristotlean view everything in physical existence is made up of two things: Form, and Matter. A sugar cube and a dice have the same form, but different matter. But matter is never found on it's own, it always takes some Form or another. Matter and Form are different things, but are never found on their own, separately. The only time this is not true is when they are indeed purely mental, when they are concepts in the mind. So if there is a prior cause of the physical universe that must be there , a mind.
We can think about 3 dimensional squares ,cubes, we can also think about Matter in itself.
Why must there must there be a non physical, but mental, cause, of the physical universe?
Because if it is a physical cause, something else must have brought it into existence, so it's not a first cause.
So it's a bit of a head fuck. But the alternative makes less sense. There must be a first cause ,otherwise the causes are stretching back into infinity,which is really the same as saying there is no cause.
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>>47397
You are like a child. Watch this.

>>47427
>antz
based

Severance is a show where the worker is so fully atomized that they have an entirely different personality from their non-work selves. This personality only has memories from when they began work and experiences nights and weekends as an eyeblink. Very class conscious, it's only on AppleTV so I recommend watching it from a sketchy .ru site or something like that

>>47427
Why did the bourgeoisie make this film?

>>47415
I don't understand how a show about suffering facebook employees couldn't be class conscious, if they are at odds with their employer what difference does it make where they work?
Is your criticism about the protagonists being white collar?

hate these people who live in places like new york throw random thrifted pieces together and act like theye some arbiter of fashion taste on social media. annoying shit

>>47266
I find it hilarious that shit like New Balance and Asics are considered in style. I grew up as a dorky cross country runner who wore those shoes all the time both casually and for sport, looking like a nerd. So now seeing fashion dipshits jerk off over them feels real silly.

How ya'll feel about jewelery? Can marxists flash ice? I never cared for it, but if i had money Id wear a little bit. Nothing crazy.

thifting is in such a bleak fucking state rn. i think its safe to say theyve dried up, especially if you dont live in a posh area, even worse if youre a third worlder getting sloppy seconds. feels like just outright working at mcdonalds or door dash with the time i waste scouring thrift shops and save the money would be a better option at this point

>>47452
im considering it especially for warmer seasons to accessorize whenever i cant wear more layers

>>47366
kek. in krautland where i live trends always arive with a delay of half a year to a year but i lol'ed a bit as well when suddenly these dad sneakers popped up big time.

I tried to watch a Japanese Netflix series called MISS KING. It's about a woman whose professional shogi playing father abandons her and her mother to run off with another woman. After running off his career explodes he becomes the best shogi player in Japan or some shit. Our protagonist vows revenge on her father for abandoning her and her mother.

Anyways, there's just something about Japanese live action media that is kinda bizarre to me. The body language is really awkward and alien. It just makes me cringe. In one scene, this piece of shit fuccboi character is emotionally manipulating his girlfriend for some reason or another I forget, and the body language that I would expect, that I would perceive as natural in that situation would be for example: that the fuccboi walks up to the gf puts his hand on her face whispers while their faces are really close together maybe puts a hand on her waist or some shit like that. What happens instead is that the fuccboi briskly walks like a fucking turbo autist right up to the gf and gives her a retard bear hug. And the way it's directed, you know it's meant to come off as passionate or romantic but it's just mechanical and awkward. Most Japanese live action shit is like this. They don't really do intimacy well. Of course it's just the cultural difference. Body language like anything else varies across cultures, but nevertheless I can't get over it. And that's why I prefer Japanese series that don't revolve around heavily around intimacy and romance.

>>47492
everything kinda sucks a lot

>>47507
But not the sexy kind of suck.

What do you think of Neptr?

>>47510
the best friend anyone could have

>>47418
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>>47458
storing food typically involves removing water, not adding it

anyone know about organoponicos

https://parkrosepermaculture.substack.com/p/mutual-aid-is-not-charity-it-is-strategy?

>>47419
>Beans and other nitrogen fixers
Good
>>47430
>>47437
>control pests through mixed crops and other means,
very good

And last resort because this will spread disease although you can lower the risk by cooking it; Excrement, as in literal shit and piss

>>47503
You can treat excrement so that it no longer has diseases but still has the good stuff.
https://ranchomastatal.com/blognewsletter/2020/3/10/composting-toilets
https://www.resilience.org/stories/2017-12-08/permaculture-sewage-treatment-first-aid-and-future-proofing-for-our-rivers-and-seas/
What this won't take care of though is heavy metals and other stuff that bioaccumulates in the human body, but there are ways of getting that stuff out of the soil too. Sunflowers are generally pretty good at sucking up everything in soil so they can be used to help reduce contaminants (just make sure that once they are grown you go bury them somewhere else to help return the contents to the sedimentary layer).

I started cooking some dahl and its pretty good
had some great result doing some chicken with coco cream and tandoori curry too
my father cook chicken with tarragon mustard sauce sometimes and I love it, I have to do some myself

Whom wants a slice?

>>47371
reported

>>47380
For what?

>>47295
Honestly, fandom is just anti-art (and yes, even silly Internet cartoons for kids should be treated as art, life is just better that way).
The moment a show starts significantly responding to fandom, it's over. The creators just become babysitters whose job is to maintain a subculture. Because fandom people don't care about the thing you're creating on its own merits. They want characters to ship and cosplay as, they want to experience new episodes the way people experience sporting events, and so on. And none of that is necessarily bad, but catering to those needs is an enormous restraint for actual creativity, because most of the interesting art that can potentially be made won't have the right mixture of flashy, inoffensive and pandering that sustains fandoms.

>>47473
The transes on tumblr are in civil war over jax being trans-femme or trans-masc, with the femmes calling any assertion that jax is masc as being transmisogynist.

>>47484
Gigatrvke.

The new Avatar The Last Airbender movie got leaked and people are being weird about it on X the everything app blaze your glory. If you watch it and discuss it on X, you apparently are personally fucking over the animators and other people who worked on the film. And people will scold you for it. Very weird.

I find a lot of youtube efforts to be pretty inspiring and refreshing, like Lackadaisy for example

>>35725
you're a coward and a weakling

>>35812
Jesus Christ that's an abomination of a Jojo balloon animal. At least have better taste in futa m8.

>>35725
>>35722
I recently watched the Dreamworks Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken Movie. It was pretty lame to be honest, and it's entire plot feels like a femcel movie where beautiful girls are evil and "ugly" non-traditionally beautiful girls are hidden beauties in a lazy "be yourself" message. It's a plot that has existed for a long time, but in this particular film it's quite a step over something like Heathers.
They were REALLY banking on discount Ariel to bring in tickets out of spiting Disney and it justifiably lost a lot more money simply because the movie was terrible looking and had a very mediocre story to begin with.
Now I've never liked yurishit because it's almost never good, but unironically I think the movie (probably) wouldn't have flopped (as hard) if it actually was a romance between Ruby and Chelsea instead of whatever nonsense it turned out to be. Sure some people wouldn't like a lesbian movie but if it's done tastefully it'd be at least interesting. Hell it has a typical "enemies to friends/lovers" vibe.
Also, it had a really bad schedule to release in movie theaters all around. The new Spiderverse movie just hit cinemas and was destroying the box office in money and the Mario movie was released to home video after it made a world record for highest grossing animated movie yet. Production wise it is a significant downgrade from Puss in Boots 2. But at least it has something for the fetish-audience; giantess, tentacles, etc.

TL;DR: It's a typical teen drama movie but as one review for it said, there's a simpler, more sincere movie underneath it all that seems to be taunting audiences, like a glowing shape from deep below. If they took some more time to streamline the story it would have been pretty good I think, though the art style was frankly too janky and Illumination-tier rubbery. It's similar to Turning Red tbh, an interesting concept playing with mythologies within a modern human society, but its done horribly. Cheap girl movies like Aquamarine were better executed than this.

>>7671

Sorry to necropost here, but a few corrections:

• I think it’s unfair to paint the same brush on the examples used. Like Gumball shows tons of diversity in terms of animations styles (e.g., Gumball being a 2D cat, Tina being a 3D dinosaur, etc…) since it is supposed to be a surrealistic comedy.
  
  
• I think the style being so similar has less to do with “CalArts” and moreso with how the cited authors all worked on Adventure Time or similar productions that pioneered the “toonboom” style (e.g., the creators of Steven Universe and Regular Show having similar styles due to previously having worked in animating Adventure Time).
  
  
• Specifically with regards to She-Ra, the princesses are supposed to be minors at the start of the story, so it’s understandable why they are less curvaceous or adult-morphic compared to the previous iterations of the She Ra series
  
  
• As for the style taking over Tumblr, I can’t say for sure why, but I think it has to do with how easy and time-saving it is to replicate it on a digital format as well as animate it fluidly compared to the more anime style (e.g., Monsuno) which would require more time as well as better understanding of human anatomy that may be a hurdle for less seasoned artists.
  
  

I’m not trying to take away from your criticism, just that a few clarifications are needed. Of course, fast forward to 2026, now you have Netflix commissioning anime productions like Castlevania and DMC, Invincible airing on Amazon Prime with great acclaim, so we may see a shift away from it as far as adult animation goes, but that’s just a hunch.