Nick Routledge@nick_routledge

24 October 2021 at 6:36Reply to @nick_routledge

@BaldHeadQueen @stewartdantec 2/ “The parables having been spoken among us, there is no need for another summons to final assize. A Last Judgement has already passed upon us and our world. A Last Judgement has already passed upon our way of seeing and knowing the world, on our way of being in the world.”

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 18 Jul 2020

@nils_gilman end/ "Overthrow the importance principle; turn it upside down. Put down the mighty from their seats and exalt them of low degree. Every throne a toilet seat and every toilet seat a throne." - N.O. Brown. Love's Body, University of California Press, 1966. world3.scribble.com/world3/meme1/space2/frstlst.html

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Quoted by17 Dec 2021@brainpicker 4/ The net impact of the web, in this regard? It gifts us the democratic key to a world-reality superseding the reigning sense of importance, power and degree embraced and sustained by dominative cultural arbiters of all religious, scientific and political stripes. @UniteThePoor Quoted by23 Nov 2021@antoniogm 1/ N.O. Brown, succinct on ‘apocalypsis’, the moment of vision and decision: “To see through this show; to see the invisible reality; to put an end to politics. The revolution, the revelation, the apocalypse, is vision; which pronounces a last judgment; and brings about the end.”