Tag: AMKent
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Cat’s Whiskers
The text explores the contrast between human existence and the enduring nature of stone. The narrator grapples with feelings of confinement while contemplating the consciousness of inanimate objects. They ponder the differences in suffering, endurance, and the passage of time, highlighting humanity’s frantic existence compared to the silent resilience of stone.
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Why Postmodernity is Cyanide
The author expresses strong disdain for postmodernism and its key figures, arguing it promotes nihilism and self-critical chaos that erodes societal structures. They contend that postmodernity undermines natural hierarchies by replacing them with opaque human constructs, leading to dangerous relativism. The critique highlights the paradox of a civilization collapsing its own continuity in pursuit of…
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Martyric Consciousness: A manifesto on Metaphysics by A.M. Kent
This manifesto presents a metaphysical paradigm in which consciousness emerges as a reaction to an absolute observer. Existence is framed as a response to a top-down antagonist, offering an anti-anthropomorphic account of being that rejects agency-centred models. The paradigm’s structure posits a higher-dimensional observer that generates existence without intention and, through the act of observation,…
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Martyric Consciousness: A Metaphysical Paradigm By A.M. Kent
Full manifesto on Martyric Consciousness
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Dark Matter: Martyric Consciousness
Dark matter constitutes 85% of the universe’s mass, influencing gravity without being directly observable. Theories suggest it exists in higher dimensions, with its effects filtering down to our perceptions. This concept relates to observation as a source of dark matter, proposing a connection between higher-dimensional interactions and our reality.
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Q & A about my paradigm
The discussion explores the nature of the God-head, consciousness, free will, and ethics within a recursive framework. It suggests that predestination and free-will coexist, with ethics emerging from a neutral absolute. Entropy is seen as a driver of consciousness, while the heat death symbolizes a cyclical reset rather than an end. Consciousness transforms rather than…
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Autopoietic Divinity
The text explores the concept of design devoid of a traditional designer, arguing that everything in the universe possesses a form of self-organization. It contemplates the duality of continuity and discontinuity, proposing that God represents a pluralistic, self-creating entity. Ultimately, the text suggests we inhabit a world where design and entropy coexist, shaping our perception…
