How do I make my revolutionary self-theory?
How do I make my revolutionary self-theory?
Hudson King
Jordan Martinez
You start by not watching faggy cartoons anymore.
Jaxon Reed
It's not faggy
Tyler Myers
Pro-Tip: don't make it in a void. If you do, it will inevitably seem amateurish and puerile. Stand on the shoulders of giants, don't recreate the wheel.
If you aren't well-versed in philosophies on the self, then you'll inevitably come up with some primitive version of ideas that are already out there, and they won't be taken seriously. Think of the annoying new age hippie college drop out, or the conspiracy theorist, who rants to strangers at bus stops about the "sheeple." Everyone can see they're full of shit except themselves.
First thing I recommend is just researching some of the ideas you're interested in, to see who the major thinkers are, then sifting through them and their key ideas. This is easy on the internet. Try the major existentialists, the classical Greeks, major theologians (they're even valuable to me, a fairly anti-religious person), old "Eastern" philosophers, and whatever else might appeal to you, then pick out and focus on whoever stands out to you.
Imagination and creativity don't happen out of nothingness. They're about forming connections between ideas that already exist. If you want to do something really valuable, make connections nobody's made before, and figure out a style to effectively convey those ideas in.
Bentley Torres
Not even for the Creative Nothing?
Easton Peterson
If you have to ask, don't even try
William Richardson
Never listen to a Nazbol about anything.
John Barnes
Also, what anime is this? Who is she?
Brandon Torres
Join the book club for regular reading material, and discuss what you think in the related threads.
Julian Lopez
Exactly.