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Top artists ranked by popularity.All it have to do is to reach people and move them.The Hives are great, but sheesh.This is the first Hives album I got.Hives play in San Diego on Saturday night.Thank you for dissecting the complex meaning behind the title of The Black and White Album.Guess all it takes to be a critic is to know what the band did on previous albums.Click "Copy Me" to add the RS.Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony!Have courage to use your own reason!However, the predisposition to mythic thinking is inscribed in the cognitive structures through which any complex, hierarchical society is produced and reproduced.Therefore, the task of critique is without end.An infinite and incompleteable critique.And why would we be anxious that it be when we suspect it to be impossible?Is that what we aspire to here?Enlightenment in terms of reactions to totality.And now, a short break for something entirely different!Perhaps the point being that all human societies are complex and hierarchical?If it is said Enlightenment is the overcoming of myth, but then claimed that myth is innate to human thinking, I take that as meaning that Enlightenment is wanting to have or do something it can't possibly have or do, and that while it is possible to work towards something it is impossible to achieve, this is fraught with anxiety and other forms of emotional misery.The events that caused or was a representation of a radical and final overcoming of myth and introduction of history and rationality, that is civilisation vs.The great story about evolution, of how savage man became civilised man which became the center of the world and history.If anything can be said to be truely innate to thought or mind, it must be that it is fictive.And yet it is essential to reality as we know it, because reality itself is highly fictious!In particular the way we make sense of factual events."Isnt the whole idea of the Enlightenment itself a myth?"And also: isn't myth itself already Enlightenment?Your comments are very interesting to me as an echo of the thoughts of Nietzsche.Part of the reason for the absence, I think, is that if we make the transition or modification over to what you are suggesting, we seem to lose the power of critique.This weakness that besets us, I find that interesting.Is it something we percieve when confronted with uncertainty?If that is the starting point, where would a critique begin?
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