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Negative Psychology
Essays on radical uncertainty
Negative Psychology
The War [1]
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Nick
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Everyday life is a war zone. Thought is at war with our essential awareness, seeking to manage and regulate it down to the nth degree. We could also make the point that it looks very much as if thought (the tendency to systematize everything, to put everything in classes) has already won...