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Further lessons of the human form
Why do I say that it is humanistic? Because it keeps desire constricted to human structures and human choice, to a human order, rather than letting it be a part of a larger universal or cosmic or geological weather . Because it is about following rules to keep a certain idea in place, rather than following experiment to see what can happen. It is not interested in what can happen, it is primarily interested in repeating what has already happened and has the veneer of familiarity. Humanism is, to me, basical
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