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Neither. It is a lack of knowledge.
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Think I might disagree with you here to a degree. There is a large disconnect between knowing and follow-through. Or knowing and living according to that knowing. I spend a lot of time wondering why this is E.g moral philosophers still do things they might argue are immoral
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I think Deleuze and Guattari might classify this insatiability in their notion of ‘anti-production’. Legitimate anti-production looks like epistemological endeavours and explorations. Illegitimate anti-production looks like McMansions and the commodification of unemployment.
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Modernism, with capitalism has created a fertile topology for both legitimate and illegitimate anti-production but more so for the latter. Says Guy Debord. So like yeah. Both.
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Yeap seems like it. Our awareness of the future (degradation/death/potential calamity) means we'll always be pushed to develop greater control over our environments.
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One would think an awareness of death would push us to be more content with our time and environment
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both Buddist Dukhha is the human condition Modernist paradigm, or western before it - is that we can get more, get better, get larger. Carry a bigger cross. Carry more knowledge. Carry more gold. Society = Individuals
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Yup. It's a weird topsy turvy situation where past fuels present, plus an abundance of emergent properties
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I saw Jacques Lacan's "objet petit a" as the indication of insatiability as a human condition, embedded in the way that languaged thought itself is produced
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