| I'll miss the sea, but a person needs new experiences. I want to get to know the ocean, and I know a new life can be found. So let me make you my friend for life. I'm going to do it, baby girl, because you deserve it. So, bye. |
| opting out from the widespread and longtime use of full stops, | |
| the periods usually left at the end of | |
| sentences — | |
| turning expression into statement, | |
| how? |
| - no consensus on timing (Liveness) | |
| - no consensus on naming (e.g. universal things) | |
| ///////////// | |
| t= derived basic unit | |
| ////// | |
| Cardinality (Risk) | |
| Iterativity (Incentive) | |
| Consensus (Cost of insuring against ϕ) | |
| ϕ |
| /* | |
| this bot assumes you've already enabled borrowing on compound.finance, | |
| that you already approved transfers on behalf of DAI and USDC | |
| (can do here https://chiragkhatri.me/compound-liquidator), and that you have | |
| DAI and USDC on your Ether address, while having nothing lent or borrowed yet. | |
| Author: Jarett Dunn [email protected] | |
| */ | |
| let request = require('request-promise') | |
| const CoinbasePro = require('coinbase-pro'); | |
| const publicClient = new CoinbasePro.PublicClient(); |
| a desire for universal recognition | |
| >Kojève’s stressing of the chapter on Lord and Bondsman in Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit. This duality formed around the question of desire, mutual recognition, and intersubjectivity through negation, and is inarguably Kojève’s most enduring legacy in twentieth and twenty-first century thought, so definitively sculpting the discourse around identity and difference that for someone like Lacan, “every reference to ‘Hegel’ should be glossed ‘Kojève’” | |
| Kojèvian desire | |
| desire and social alterity | |
| money and debt: interrelational |
a desire for universal recognition
Kojève’s stressing of the chapter on Lord and Bondsman in Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit. This duality formed around the question of desire, mutual recognition, and intersubjectivity through negation, and is inarguably Kojève’s most enduring legacy in twentieth and twenty-first century thought, so definitively sculpting the discourse around identity and difference that for someone like Lacan, “every reference to ‘Hegel’ should be glossed ‘Kojève’”
