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Transparency of Evil: Essays on Extreme Phenomena. Jean Baudrillard

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Emt ranges from the extreme of psycho/sociopaths (2-4% of the population) to the other extreme of persons who are always trapped in their attachment to others. This is though the most biased paragraph, as I am not a When defending romanticist positions on social media's power, many forget that networks such as Facebook can be in some extreme cases real disconnecting tools! Jun 3, 2013 - This essay was put together by bits and pieces and is not a coherent argument. It is NOT my intention to focus on this issue, although I will always keep it on the side. While I am quite concerned about the sometimes transparent collusion between the FDA and pharmaceutical companies, I wouldn't go so far as to accuse the AMA of being some kind of conspiratorial arm of the pharmaceutical industry, if that's what you're implying. Jun 16, 2010 - Intuition is essential in mathematics; this part of the essay presents personal intuitions inspired from graph theory and “small world network” about how information spread trough social networks. Apr 2, 2008 - One does not have to believe in an extreme version of the butterfly effect to recognize that a good deal of seemingly local activity can have huge consequences nationally. This may seem a variation on the Cartesian projection of the cogito; but in Beyond Good and Evil and in The Will to Power (see, in addition to §436, §484, 533, 577-78), Nietzsche was penetrating in his critique of Descartes. There may be an intrinsic “evil” but I prefer to believe circumstances can result in phenomena that are perceived as “evil” by some. Aug 22, 2011 - In these same essays, the “evil” of kitsch acquires an array of sinister qualities: it is said to be at once parasitic, mechanical, and pornographic; a “decorative cult” and a “parody of catharsis.” Inquiries into the nature of Later, in a more influential essay of 1933, Hermann Broch develops his theory of kitsch as a “Luciferian” phenomenon (fallen from the heights of Romanticism) in reference to the poetry of Novalis, Stefan George, and Mallarmé. Jan 7, 2013 - Navigating a course between the extremes of Cartesian objectivism and the utter relativism all-too-often associated with Nietzsche, I'll explore his primary, if not exclusive, emphasis on the inevitability of “interpretation,” his alternating insistence . May 2, 2007 - We believe that this discovery of Hans Becker, The "Lost Cubit", is that long lost information that will, as research progresses, yield the secret keys to extraordinary health and extreme longevity. Moreover -- and this is key -- he did so precisely in order to reach an evil result that could not have been achieved had the system operated properly (i.e., with transparency, accountability, a minimum of logic and respect for the more settled areas of constitutional meaning, etc.).

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