Hi, this is against everyone with Connor Habib. Friends, as we die and become anew, as the world changes

and asks us to change for it so it can change through us, we will have to re-evoke and touch upon

everything we took for granted.

We can see this in the realm of the good, the beautiful, and the true.

The entire order of things is being rearranged, so we find ourselves needing to

re-declare things that we thought were self-evident truths. Why, for instance, child labor is wrong,

why we need human rights, why we shouldn't murder people for the state's causes and aims,

and so on and so forth. It's no longer taken for granted that any of those things are true or connected to truth.

They are, of course, moral truths, but our old way of articulating them has run aground.

It's come up against terrible adversarial forces. It's come up against the changes that are happening that

aren't terrible, but are neutral, that are asking us to move with them, re-investigate with them,

rethink with them. And of course, it's coming up against just the everyday banal,

stupidity, and cruelty of people and institutions in power. This is because the whole is being

remade, all of it, everything. So our old way of articulating moral

truths must be re-articulated to withstand the passage into the remade whole, the new realm of

being that will be the world that we live in in years to come. This all sounds perhaps really philosophical or just amusing, but you can see that this is happening in the world.

You can see that these arguments that we thought were concretized, were the foundations of what we built are being asked to be articulating in new ways,

stated in new ways.

Reality itself is asking us to reconsider our principles.

That's how deep is going.

Our philosophies, our ontologies, our metaphysics, even our own perceptions, our own phenomenologies, are being asked to be

reconsidered, remade. And that means a lot of weird, unexpected, strange, and shocking stuff

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