it is interesting to note that those at the cutting edge of a domain often first name the act of expanding that domain, but are then supplanted by those who ossify that domain by being overly zealous with regards to the domain
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post-rationalists similarly started off as an attempt at bridging formal systems with... “other” systems. nowadays when it is worn with pride it indicates an infatuation of “other” systems. e.g. a tendency to believe that mysticism can solve everything.
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being near the heart of a domain vs at the edges of a domain gives a solid sense of identity. you have a tribe, a people, a side.
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domains have a gradient, the “edge” is very fuzzy and blurs into each other. labelling self in such a fuzzy area requires some irony and non-seriousness. it’s hard to pick a side b/c you don’t see them.
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it’s also a somewhat hated and undesired place to be. there’s both the “The Hottest Places in Hell Are Reserved for Those Who in a Period of Moral Crisis Maintain Their Neutrality”
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as well as how being between two domains means that you are actively dissolving and destroying the old domains to create some sort of new primordial soup that creates something new.
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once one chooses a label one picks up a Name and thus at most becomes a really really long finger pointing at the moon.
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