Stay with me a few posts, the reason our unique measurement system helps ward off leftist indoctrination is because of the cyclical interpretation of historical analysis and an implicit tide toward egalitarianist doctrines due stemming from the change to time perception after the French Revolution.
The American Imperial System of Measurement Might Save America from Leftism
Nolan Foster
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Jayden Lopez
We shifted into time as a horizon of expectation, rather than the space of experience, due to a new calender system.
Ryder Reyes
Time was not always considered universally uniform.
Levi Reyes
Unifying the calendar of Europe began the paradigm shift.
Hunter Cruz
>means of access to the original measures of human civilization
Camden Gomez
A universal conception of movement through time, and a universal egalitarian measurement system to apply to all peoples, created the notion of an invention being either foward thinking, or backward thinking.
Ayden Cox
>Militant atheist
>Year One of Reason
Brandon Cook
The power of calander structure was understood by some, and now forgotton.
David Fisher
Postmodernism.
Kevin James
Autism
Juan Cox
We may begin to see "the collapse of the future."
Juan Hill
>what was missing
Sebastian Sanchez
Removing the king and tradition.
Luke Perez
/bread
Samuel Clark
what are you doing man? holy shit
Jack Peterson
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Asher Baker
>any politics of measure must also be politics of religion.
Cameron Watson
WHY ARE THEY DELETING YOUR IMAGES WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON IN HERE
Jaxon Phillips
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Brayden Foster
Temporal disjunctions between past and future.
"Progress", and Order.
Landon Sanders
refer to this
Zachary Parker
The goal of the politics of measure, and the helix of recurrence.
Carson Davis
Adam Moore
Malevich went from futurism, to cubeism, to supremacism.
He painted for lenin as well. There was an idea for the 100 year anniversary.
Brandon Taylor
This is the nu enlightment pill
Easton Baker
They were quite honest
Lincoln Carter
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Juan Baker
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Nolan Walker
Do you remember what he painted for Lenin?
David Myers
All civilization on earth
Aaron Carter
THIS AUTISTIC WOO SHIT REEEEEEEEEEEE
Owen Jackson
Camden Ortiz
Malevich co-wrote a fascinating opera
nytimes.com
>Malevich's painting of a black square, exhibited two years later, is regarded as the first manifestation of this abstract art. But even in his backcloths for ''Victory Over the Sun,'' his use of geometric forms points increasingly toward a nondescriptive approach. In the same way, the squares in his Cubist-style costumes are indicative, by his own account, of his search for what became Malevich's Suprematist style -a rejection of nature-imitation in favor of ''the supremacy of pure feeling,'' where ''the visual phenomena of the objective world are in themselves meaningless.''
>"Victory Over the Sun'' is not a Suprematist work. It belongs to the earlier style of Russian Cubo-Futurism. But ''Victory Over the Sun'' is rooted in the same idea of transcending the visible world for a higher consciousness and a better world in the future. Had this production been given in Russian rather than English, the importance of its literary base would be clearer. The author of the fragmented nonlinear text was Aleksei Kruchenykh, the Futurist poet who introduced his ZAUM (beyond the mind), a use of language seeking to divest words of their conventional meanings.
>Not irrational but ''transrational,'' ZAUM uses seemingly nonsensical units of sound and unorthodox rhythms of speech. The prologue to ''Victory'' was by the Futurist writer Velimir Khlebnikov.
>The theme of ''Victory Over the Sun'' is in fact the necessity to go beyond the visible, everyday order of things to the higher world of the super-rational. This will not be the Italian Futurist world dominated by the machine, but rather, the new world of supermen, rejecting the past and its tradition of logic. Malevich called some of his paintings ''alogical.'' Because the sun, in Western tradition, is a symbol of rationality, it must be captured and destroyed.
William Cook
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Samuel Evans
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Charles Foster
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Julian Wood
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Caleb James
They are doing it again.
This time Malevich's Black Square is a cube.
Isaac Powell
They are probably deleting his messages because he just took a random ass page to the frontpage because he spammed 500 times for what could have been in a single post explaining his argument, Whether intentionally done or he was just being stupid either ways its valid.
Logan Sanders
>Doesn't know the point water freezes isn't consistent
>Supports a system that pretends it is.
Seems "logical"
Kevin Gonzalez
post links, i've been looking into this type of thing for months.
Ian Murphy
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Parker Rogers
It's not simple. What is progress?
I pulled images that explains the cumulative effect of calenders and standards being used to alter the space-time perception of society enough to where the concept of moving forward in time created a future expectation based on nothing more than meaningless abstraction.
There's multiple ways to perceive time, and it changes quite a bit. It's key to understanding how dangerous leftism can become. Who still uses black cube symbology?
Jack Robinson
The tradition was coded into the calender, which attuned to your mind.
Hudson Bell
This board seems to understand some of how symbology effects perception, it extends into every system we use.
Ryan Edwards
>AMERICAN Imperial system of measuremennt