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Feminist historian Riane Eisler describes how our Neolithic and Paleolithic ancestors imagined a woman’s body and pussy as a magical vessel. As she explains, our ancestors marveled at the way it bleeds in rhythm with the moon, miraculously creates life, and produces milk to feed its offspring. Not to mention the magical way a woman can cause a

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But we did not notice this; we were paid money and those who sided with us praised us, consequently every one of us believed himself to be in the right. It is now clear to me that there was no difference between our behaviour and that of people in a madhouse; but at the time I only dimly suspected this and, like all madmen, I thought everyone was... See more

"If one were to find a thesis for David's work, as impossible as that project may seem, this line might come closest. The brutal acknowledgement of an unjust and scathing world against the supreme possibility the imagination affords those at the brink and those who do not yet know they're at the brink."

Is there no logic besides the Western way of thinking? Should we think that if the Western way of thinking is the only one, the Eastern way of thinking is an undeveloped state? In order to solve this problem we must try to consider it by going back to the origin and role of logic in our historical world. Even our thinking is fundamentally an... See more