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I can't unsee Dark Ages' inevitability as that of people, in aggregate, suffering some combination of poor social relationships and exploitative societal relati
by JetAlone 4y ago
I can't unsee Dark Ages' inevitability as that of people, in aggregate, suffering some combination of poor social relationships and exploitative societal relationships during difficult times, and then succumbing to laziness out of indifference as a response.
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- lo_zamoyski 4y agoMan's vices and his concupiscence (that is, in the strict sense, the desire of lower appetites in a manner that is contrary to reason) and Man's tendency to choose against reason in favor of indulging the irrational all but ensure the seesaw of civilization.