Hold on, let him cook.

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I think this is Heraclitus

@@nts4906 You are completely correct, this is from Heraklitos, fragment 2. Edited the original for correctness.

It's not "the word" ; "Logos" refers to rationality here, the human faculty to understand (and thus express) the order of the cosmos ; in other words we should be able to establish a common view of how the world works (since we have the same tool : the logos), but individuals think they know better

@@Loutr0n 'word' is still a superior translation, although 'idea' might also work. Heraklitos is not referring to abstract reason here (the word for that in Ancient Greek is λογισμός, not λόγος), but his own idea of how people should live. He is complaining that people do not live according to what he has told them is wisdom, and are instead interpreting things for themselves. Heraklitos is very bitter and misanthropic.

@@therat1117 No, you are wrong about this interpretation. “Thinking for yourself” is inferior because it amounts to freedom to think falsehood. The many want the truth to be what they desire, their personal truth. But the rational truth is singular and independent of the individual thoughts and desires of individuals. That is what is being expressed here. No intelligent person ever values “freedom of thought.” The only thing that matters is whether those thoughts are correct or incorrect. You are committing the exact same fallacy that Heraclitus is calling out 2500 years later. Literally having learned nothing 🤣

What do you mean, he speaks the truth always

is that.. irony? who do they think they are? they're mocking you, they think they're so fucking funny.. you need to destroy him harry, now.

Part of the joke is that it's confirmation bias (because Harry being psychic not implicitly 'real' even if we know it is) - If you picked Apocalypse Cop, you were already expecting the world to be ending as a coping mechanism, and then on finding out that it is what that ending looks like shifts around it.

Haven't made it that far yet but I knew that old woman wasn't staring at a photo all day for no reason

made my day xD

not the intellectual bourgeois the illuminated proletariat comrade.

The ends of times.

Not even

It's neither modern nor ancient, its random.

Only if you have chosen apocalypse cop? iirc

@@TheSuicidePyro Thank you! :)

This comes up after you’ve chosen apocalyptic dialogue options four times. It’s what offers you the choice to internalize the Cop of the Apocalypse thought. If that’s the first copotype you internalize, you then become Apocalypse Cop

I think it adds to it. Half-light got it from the recesses of harry's sozzled memory, it's a minor miracle it survived intact, forget its pronunciation.

While narratively it does make some sense, it's still a disservice to the language in my opinion. Quoting originals is great and educational, but please do it correctly!

Makes it funnier imo

@@meursaultroquentin Half-light is panicky & often incoherent, it's not out to educate anybody, it's literally the fight or flight response given voice.