>>15878381I would say yes to the claiming, but we can make it happen in a somewhat flawed way. We can do our best. I truly believe there was nobility, another potential cope, in trying to create systems that acknowledged our shared humanity as something exalted, even if in practice they were woefully deficient.
>>15878836https://twitter.com/foundersfund/status/1555303358696677379I think you can act as if providence is real without needing to believe in anything back it up. You're probably a eugeniucist. Charter cities. Peter Thiel. This isn't scientism anymore; this is thelema. The concept of justice is utterly flawed in purity, and I'm aware how close I am to flirting with coopting utilitarianism for lingering religious impulses, but when you look at what's coming, do you want to be associated with it? Do you want to live in a charter city where the whole of the law is Do As Thou Wilt? And maybe you do I donno. I wish I had more time for this but I have to go.
