>body is just your property - one that you have a lot control over.
nobody has control over his body. buddhists surely notice this, since the whole program is to escape what is meant to decay, body included and even more importantly, the mind
Isn't science just another spook?
What is with the hardon for Max Stirner? Is it some crossboarder meme?
I said "a lot" on purpose. You control your body yo a greater extent than you control your dog.
>A spook is a fixed idea, which you put above your own / your self.
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spook
spoÍžok/
informal
noun
noun: spook; plural noun: spooks
1.
a ghost.
2.
North American
a spy.
"a CIA spook"
3.
USoffensivedated
a contemptuous term for a black person.
verb
verb: spook; 3rd person present: spooks; past tense: spooked; past participle: spooked; gerund or present participle: spooking
1.
frighten; unnerve.
"they spooked a couple of grizzly bears"
(especially of an animal) take fright suddenly.
"he'll spook if we make any noise"
Origin: early 19th century: from Dutch, of unknown origin.
Is it common for modern people / philosophy enthusiasts to reach the concept of a spook independantly?
Because I decided to reevaluate myself in a Descartian "strip away all previous assumptions" kind of way and arrived at a concept very similar to Stirner's definition of Spook. (Before I'd heard of him, of course)
Is it common for modern people / philosophy enthusiasts to reach the concept of a spook independently?
Because I decided to reevaluate myself in a Descartian "strip away all previous assumptions" kind of way and arrived at a concept very similar to Stirner's definition of Spook. (Before I'd heard of him, of course)
One may always say it's "obvious" to some degree. Stirner writes as almost as an existentialist, though. The idea should be separated from the maybe related one of ideology
>No more true than some babbling of a 3 years old child, which accurately expresses toddler feelings.
This is an abhorrent argument, go kill urself