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Bad becausr it forced me to study snca for high school philosophy class
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>>2524407 (OP)Negative
>>2524444Who is this gentleman
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>>2524449My facedoxx obviously
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The impulse of life is progress. There will never be a utopia on earth, we are all human. Condemned to live the curse.
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>>2524492Who's to say. Past time and future time are but subjective constructs.
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>>2524492The plague was the primary driving factor
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>>2524492I've heard others say the same, it's definitely possible.
>>2524523I'm definitely leaning toward liking the Renaissance but I'm still not sure.
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>>2524543I know you've got a good head on your shoulders Minnesotan, I wouldn't accuse you of being ignorant
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>>2524553I think I'm just upset that the Renaissance's love for European antiquity was very short lived on account of the Enlightenment's outright rejection of all tradition.
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>>2524586I can definitely relate to that. Honestly I freaking transheart science but I don't think it must come along with a rejection of tradition, spirituality, history etc… Most major discoveries seem to have less to do with a cold habit of rationality, but rather with obsession and revelation, which seem more akin to religious experiences than calculation.
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>>2524652I look like that and say that
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it was good
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>>2524856Thats also one of my gripes with the narrative around the Renaissance, most of the time it presupposes that the Middle Ages were a "dark age" when it really wasn't
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>>2524856>Nothing at all happened between cavemen and the fall of Rome, no great civilizational cycles, just a tiny gradual increase roughly equivalent to the period between WWII and TrumpGeg normies do think this way
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>the Enlightenment was objectively bad for us
oh my nigger larp
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>>2526480don't get me wrong there were a good few unfortunate consequences that followed with the enlightenment, but to claim that the enlightenment as a whole was a bad thing is just shortsighted declinism
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>>2526480Unironically a better and more just system of government, all accountability was vested in a single guy without obfuscation
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>he says this while enjoying the convenience of modern technology, without a hint of irony
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It was a historical event, you can't say that it was all good or all bad.
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My opinions are mixed some parts of the renaissance are bad and some are good
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The sharty logico-philosophical forum has arrived upon an answer:
Maybe
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>enlightenment… le bad!
no one said this
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>>2526851your sky daddy is fake
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>>2526851The only thing that can destroy the western world is ultimate retvrn to tradition (mammy matriach squabbling over a fetid muddy root garden, nothing changes for 10,000 years)