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was thinking it feels like we don't generate new philosophy anymore, and i don't know if that's actually true, but rather it is expressed through product instead of writing

This is kind of true and untrue at the same time. There’s been plenty of modern philosophers and writers, they aren’t called as such though, critical theorists etc. also at the same time every philosopher ever has been either remixes of traditions that came before them both in the East and West and therefore nothing is ever new etc etc but interpretation itself is a perspective that changes based on context over and over

Product is almost never a new kind of philosophy ever for because it hinges on different incentives compared to investigations of ontology or epistemology etc or just reflections and musings of the current state of things

creating and destroying; flying cars, roc.camera, july.rocks /july /faust

thinking of it; even the assumption that there is no new philosophy anymore is a philosophy

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Agreed Id say six’s thought is actually quite articulate, and sufficient for someone who is operating solely in startup or business world or just at a more surface level. But honestly as with any topic the more you get into it the weirder it gets

For example it reminds me of the idea of momentum in physics. It’s so simple in high school, and then you start to get into it deeper and deeper in the math gets weirder and weirder until you realize that momentum doesn’t even really exist

oh i was aware, was referring to six's thought. yes, they do, yet even if the questions stay the same, the world never does, so each individual's and era's answers actually tend to shimmer with their own light, and that, i think, is beautiful

I don’t think that there is no new philosophy anymore. I think there’s plenty of things to say about the world, interpretations reinterpretations investigations, new situations for ethics morality, investigation into the reality of the universe, aesthetics. I don’t think there’s ever an end. But at the core do they touch a lot on the same themes? Absolutely yes