
I posted this recently on my Facebook, but I wanted to share it here too.
QOTD — Gangleri’s Grove
I posted this recently on my Facebook, but I wanted to share it here too.
QOTD — Gangleri’s Grove
– I remember searching for these authors in these articles: I concluded on my own perspective «evaluating their works», that each charge and particle varied infinitely within a tiny scope, having around more than 100 categories of them. I also considered other hypotheses, for instance, that electricity was NOT composed of discrete particles, such as electrons, but was or an oscillation created by aligned atoms and molecules «differing in mass from each other», creating, thus, currents of oscillatory waves; or that it was a continuous flux of an electrical fluid.
I just cannot remember what was my final decision which I would assume to be the most probable hypothesis. That was in 2012.
This is a good historical source to works of those gentlemen and geniuses which will surely help me again: https://science.jrank.org/pages/634/Atomic-Weight-History.html
The greatest definition, although not entirely complete, of a racist person «or racism» is: – Anyone who endeavors in not preserving «altering or destroying» one race, or more than one, or all races.
These types are found in all racial groups, I am afraid, and they are common.
A counterpart would be the eugenicist who endeavors if not preserving a race, but making it evolve through artificial selection between compatible specimens.
ON BY GOETHE GLOBAL IN WHAT’S POSSIBLE
We always hope, and still in every case
’Tis better far to hope than to despair;
For who can calculate the possible?
Wir hoffen immer, und in allen Dingen
Ist besser hoffen als verzweifeln. Denn
Wer kann das Mögliche
berechnen?
-Tasso III, Scene 4, Antonio, line 2163
Translation by Anna Swanwick.
No. 3425
By David Gosselin “To a Skylark” is perhaps one of the greatest nests of poetic paradoxes in the history of English poetry. Its language is shaped around the creation of ironical images, starting with the enigmatic “Hail to thee, blithe Spirit/Bird thou never wert!” and proceeding to describe “unpremeditated art,” “a cloud of fire” and […]
Beyond the Lines: On Shelley’s “Ode to a Skylark”
I am sure there are great talented poets that are VERY BAD philosophers or thinkers, such is the case of ΠΑΡΜΕΝΙΔΗΣ Parmenídes compared with ΕΡΑΚΛΕΙΤΟΣ Herákleitos according to the philosopher Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche, and I agree with Him. The fact is that Shelly is, in fact, a shallow and a political idiot, a pervert and degenerate who did everything he could to destabilise the values of the English society of his day…: »Let us give money to the poor, because they suffer… This way we will show we have a conscience (a bad one)«… »Oh, I want to describe life and its experiences with physical or abstract metaphors which give NO clue of NOTHING…«, but wait a minute, as I have had thought, metaphor does not describe anything unique, because they are vague ideas, concepts or conceptual schemes that are ‘universals’ which do NOT describe anything in particular and, THUS, are incapable of describing experiences or anything UNIQUE, that which anyone has lived by.
And then, one can only conclude, as the last straw or last drop «of poison», that a poet that does not talk about anything palpable, anything which hands can touch, or noses can smell, or eyes to see, anything ‘fucking’ REAL, has NO clue of what ΟΜΕΡΟΣ Hómeros «or any classical Ancient Hellenic poet» or any poet from the Renaissance, or Baroque poet has to say.
It is beyond me how anyone could see that «above, in the article mentioned (and Shelly)» as a profound work art… I would take all the work of Lord Byron before it gladly, and would even forgot about Shelly, as it is as if an empty shell.
Beauty and Genius must be removed
if you don’t want to become their servant.
Schönheit und Geist muß man entfernen,
wenn man nicht ihr Knecht werden will.
-Maxims and reflections, No. 368
Translation by Goethe Global. No. 3424
Real life frequently loses its luster
to such an extent that sometimes
you have to refresh it again
with the varnish of fiction.
Das wirkliche Leben verliert oft dergestalt seinen Glanz,
daß man es manchmal mit dem Firnis der Fiktion wieder auffrischen muß.
– Truth and Fiction, Part 2, Book 9 Translation by Goethe Global. No. 3421
Thoughts return,
beliefs propagate;
situations irretrievably
pass by.
Die Gedanken kommen wieder,
die Überzeugungen pflanzen sich fort;
die Zustände gehen unwiederbringlichvorüber.
-Maxims and reflections, No. 297 Translation by Goethe Global. No. 3422
I keep silent about a lot of things because I don’t like to confuse people, and I’m content for them to be happy about things that annoy me.
Ich schweige zu vielem still; denn ich mag die Menschen nicht irre machen und bin wohl zufrieden, wenn sie sich freuen da, wo ich mich ärgere.
– Maxims and reflections, No. 503 Translation by Goethe Global. No. 3420
Goethe on opinions, 2
Here is the link to a site’s called «Lockdown Sceptics» showing evidence that, exempli gratia, in countries like Sweden, which did not partake in Lockdowns in 2020, had a significantly lower death ratio in the years 2019-2020 compared in the last 4 years before 2020, specially compared with the countries which did partake in the strategy of lockdowns. I am not saying this perspective and arguments are infallible, but statistics show that there is NO compelling evidence that lockdowns, including social distancing impedes the death number rates to increase or go higher. I bought a book by Alessandro Loiola MD, which is called «Fraudemia» which could be translated as «Fraudemic» in which he exposes his sceptical arguments against all this religious frenzy which is Covid-19. I will study his book carefully.
RTF President Cynthia Chung kicks off the symposium ‘As Above so Below: Re-uniting the Macroverse with the Microverse” with a presentation on Leibniz vs Newton: A Clash of Paradigms. This presentation will introduce the principled conflict of two opposing schools of thought materialist/mathematical defined by Newton vs the higher dynamic/metaphysical method embodied by Gottfried Leibniz. […]
Leibniz vs Newton: A Clash of Paradigms
In this first of a series of readings of the Discourses on Metaphysics (1686), we are introduced to the deeper philosophical and scientific ideas of the polymath genius Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (1646-1716). This reading will cover the essential concepts of the nature of the Creator and creation of which we as self-conscious reasoners are integral […]
Leibniz Discourse on Metaphysics- A New Study Group Begins
The truth is that the vast majority of avid readers has never written anything of worth, and of the many books written monthly, almost nothing is of any worth to any future philosophy, art or science! All this ‘modern’ literacy has only given voice to idiots!
Nothing is more terrible than ignorance in action.
Es ist nichts schrecklicher als eine tätige Unwissenheit.
– Maxims and reflections, No. 367 Translation by Bailey Saunders. No. 3418
Goethe on ignorance, 1
I believe there is nothing worse than a bad conscience acting willingly out of resentment. No evil is worse than this, even the cruel evil man does what he does out of his own cold blood.
If we’re in a depressed mood and reflectingdeeply upon the wretchedness of our age,it often seems to us as if the world is graduallygetting ready for doomsday.And the evil accumulates from generation togeneration!For it is not enough that we have to suffer for thesins of our forebears, but we hand down to ourheirs these inherited […]
Goethe on the world, 3 — Goethe Global
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