splithead (elroddd)

Jung was the first true Hegelian, and made a hint towards a more detailed history of conciousness that goes beyond Hegel's history of Spirit, and the most important thing that's articulated in Jung is how the movement of the world spirit is not necessarily in a perpetual upwards spiral. We must build on top of Jung's preliminary work to account for the flows of world history and raising *and falling* of conciousness, and for this we must first have a rigid accounting of conciousness itself, a new understanding of man-life, of what it means to Be - this is perpetually under assault now, in the era of supposed "artificial intelligence", and our virtual reality media environment, which perpetually confuses our experience. But we must see clearly and reject notions that Existance, man-life, can be replicated by technology, neither the experience (virtual reality, media) nor the thing-that-experiences (the self, ego, conciousness - "ai"). These technologies are exactly an example of a lowering of conciousness, as the masses fall into a lower, slumbering state of being, and are an expressing of the downwards turn of the world-spirit. And just like with Hegel's work itself in phenomenology of spirit, where he believes he articulates the world spirit itself, we too must now articulate this, to make the world spirit concious of it. This is the key to the future