The last thirty hours of earth

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The last thirty hours of earth
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The Loci

• Our Historical involvement in earth
• Our Future struggle

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The Process of Cosmic Judgement

• The Role of Prosecutors
• The Role of Defenders

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Nietzsches Will to Power

• All of our European culture has been for long
  moving,
• under an excruciating tension that has been
  growing
• from decade to decade, towards something like a
• catastrophe with anxiety, violence,
  precipitation like a
• river that wants to reach its end and which no
  longer
• thinks, which is afraid to think. The man who
  speaks
• here has on the contrary done nothing up till now
  but
• think a philosopher by solitary instinct who
  found his
• profit in isolation, in the outside, in patience
  and biding
• his time a mind ready to take risks, who has
  already
• ventured into all the labyrinths of the future
  The fist
• perfect European nihilist, but who has already
  lived out
• nihilism in himself, who has it in him, beneath
  him,
• outside him.

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Tzvetan Todorov

• If one adheres both to the ideal of
  indeterminacy and that of shared values, a path
  exists that can link the two together we call it
  education. Men are not good but can become so
  that is the most general meaning of this process,
  of which scholarly instruction is merely a small
  part. In the modern Western world, and that is
  another novelty, most children are no longer
  givens (born by accident) as a general rule,
  they are chosen. Greater responsibility lies with
  those who can influence the transformation of the
  child into a free and interdependent adult her
  family first, but also the school, indeed society
  as a whole. For it is not just a matter of
  facilitating his success, but allowing him to
  discover the highest joys. For this, certain
  traits must be cultivated, others marginalized,
  rather than approving all just because they are
  there. ButIt is enough to observe our most
  indispensable institutions, the hospital, the
  school, the court, to perceive that what should
  serve man can reduce him in turn to the role of
  instrument.

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