The (Judith) Butler did it: Hoag's Hoax yet again.

 

 "Sometimes all of our Thoughts are misgiven."

 

 


 

The peculiar theories of Judith Butler are based on a misinterpretation of what one might call synecdochally, "Schrödinger's Cat" ...

 

The link is to a short  video of the infamous "Ames Window," which like Schrödinger's Cat is not to be taken at face value. It is a quirk of our viewpoint, of our evolutionary psychology, of our own perspective, not of the reality behind appearances.

 

The science fiction trope of "an indeterminate quantum fog" as philosophized on by such gigantic invertebrates of philosophy as Slavoj Žižek  has led us to the dead end of applied "social construction" theory. Misapplied to be the absolutely very least bit precise.

 

This amorphous nebulous Debussyan fog is where  (Judith) Butler makes/takes/gives/misgives, her stand.

 

Where "they" make "their" stand as "they" would have it. The full book is here. 

 

Other salient excerpts are as follows ... 

 

 


"The whole world might be a fraud, an illusion"

 

Dare one say even "a social construction"?

 



 Here is Slavoj Žižek's beloved quantum fog:

 


 Saliently, Cynthia and Randall flee from Chicago (allusions to Barack Obama's transgender executive orders) to sunny Florida. (Where presides, reigns, the favored son of the orange ouroboros.)

 

From Chicago we might peruse, scroll, reddit's "True" Unpopular Opinion pages:

 

 

 

Truly one is permitted nothing other than remaining (quantum) fogbound on pain of ...

 

What happened to the Sons of the Bird.

 

What happened to the Sons of the Bird?

 

They were cancelled. 

 

 

 

... 

 

 

 

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