Recent content by No Robots

I'm quite proud of the fact that I appear to be the only person advancing these ideas in an aggressive way. I'm so grateful to the thinkers I refer to for providing me with the key to a way of life that is perfectly satisfying. I offer my testimony here as an act of service, devotion and...

For the purpose of defending my ideas, I'm nothing but a megaphone. I use my sources as aan interlocking network of mutually reinforcing arguments. That's it. For the purpose of operationalizing these ideas, I might have something to say about myself. For example, why do I spend so much time...

Your "contradictions" are chaff, idle quibbling. Read the works I reference.

Especially Nazis. I have previously quoted John Macmurray on this. Here is the quotation again: The destiny of mankind is universal Marxism and Judaism. This is the inevitable conclusion of philosophy and this is why philosophy is rejected or distorted by almost everyone.

Can I get across the continent without relying on the crutches of cars built by others?

^This quotation is from Waton's "A Program For The Jews And An Answer To All Anti Semites". I highly recommend this work.

The greatest Jews were renegades: Jesus, Spinoza, Marx. Marx followed a trajectory from Hegel's idealism to his own materialism. As Waton points, it is merely necessary to connect these two to have a full and complete understanding of history. Other scholars have begun to realize this. As I've...

Why don't you just read the books I recommend? Macmurray's The Clue to history lays all this out. The Greeks were slavers and their philosophy was dualist. This dualism persists in the West, but it is giving way to monism, which originates in Judaism, and opens the way to universal communism...

I'm grateful for all the feedback and engagement. It has cemented me in my approach. I stand with Spinoza and those who follow in his wake. Here is a summary the outlook that I expect to become general: Once Marx is understood as a son of Spinoza, the project of mapping humanity's generic...

He also wrote it as a compulsory part of his schooling. Nevertheless, he did write it and it demonstrates a profound spiritual insight.

Pantheism does not recognize that each material form is in essence an infinite and eternal idea. I can't do your reading for you. As philosophy finds in the proletariat its material weapon, so the proletariat finds in philosophy its spiritual weapon The quotation is from here: "Dynamis,"...

I am quite satisfied with living in the thought-realm of masters like Spinoza, Hegel, Marx, and Waton. Just as I don't feel the need to build my own car, I don't feel the need to build my own philosophy. I am aware of your irrationalism. Why do think I started this whole rant against it...

Pantheism reduces reality to only two attributes, thought and extension. With Spinoza, reality is comprised of infinite attributes. Kabbalah provides a full and complete understanding of the constitution of reality. It provides corrections to lacunae and deficiencies in the work of Spinoza...

Marx's atheism is an open question. Here is an early writing from him: Marx was a prophet. He had no tolerance for religious forms or for material representations of God. His theories were deliberately presented as purely materialist, but he would never reduce the whole of reality to mere matter.

"Pantheism" is a term coined to describe Spinoza's philosophy. It is reductive and misleading. Waton and others have pointed to the correspondence between Spinoza's philosophy and Kabbalah. This is a relatively recent area of inquiry. I linked to Meikle's book, Essentialism in the thought of...