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Welcome to my hundreds of new followers here on Twitter!
I'm going to give you some links here to DARK TRIAD MAN®.
First, make sure you read about my work:
DarkTriadMan.com/about
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Welcome to my hundreds of new followers here on Twitter!
I'm going to give you some links here to DARK TRIAD MAN®.
First, make sure you read about my work:
DarkTriadMan.com/about
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Next, you'll probably have some questions.
"Who the hell is this @IvanThrone guy?"
The official FAQ of DARK TRIAD MAN® is right here:
DarkTriadMan.com/faq
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"Who the hell is this @IvanThrone guy?"
The official FAQ of DARK TRIAD MAN® is right here:
DarkTriadMan.com/faq
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Now, my work and writing is not for everyone.
I offer brutal honesty and ruthless mentoring for the dark world.
I am Machiavellian in my work.
I am the most brilliant narcissist ever.
I am a psychopath and I don't do pity.
Look well, o wolves!
DarkTriadMan.com/warning
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I offer brutal honesty and ruthless mentoring for the dark world.
I am Machiavellian in my work.
I am the most brilliant narcissist ever.
I am a psychopath and I don't do pity.
Look well, o wolves!
DarkTriadMan.com/warning
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Studying digital ritual.
Interesting how Christians, Pagans, Secular and others all have parallel arguments about the location of "meaning":
- in the act
- in the understanding of said act
- in the intention of the agent
- (there is no "real" meaning)
Interesting how Christians, Pagans, Secular and others all have parallel arguments about the location of "meaning":
- in the act
- in the understanding of said act
- in the intention of the agent
- (there is no "real" meaning)
Much of this seems to come back to the philosophically basic concept of subject and object.
In ritual, the objective element would be "what happens" while the subjective would be "the experience of what happens".
In ritual, the objective element would be "what happens" while the subjective would be "the experience of what happens".
This issue with our western implicit biases is that we like to polarise the things we can distinguish. Objective is different from subjective and therefore "is not" subjective.
