Synergetics and Its Application to Literature and Architecture · HackerPapers discussions

Synergetics and Its Application to Literature and Architecture — mentioned by Xmd5a

Mon, 20 Jan 2025 06:06:34 GMT

>USSR was also terribly battered by WWII, and its leadership was not highly competent either The USSR moved all its industry eastward, as the German army advanced, waiting for the very last moment to do so. Quite an incredible feat that allowed them to beat Germany at industrial efficiency and secure victory. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evacuation_in_the_Soviet_Union Here's an analysis of the mechanisms underpinning this kind of achievement according to a Russian mathematician: >One of the fathers of synergetics, G. Haken, in his article [9], recalls the following story from the Ancient…

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Synergetics and Its Application to Literature and Architecture — mentioned by ValentinA23

Thu, 05 Dec 2024 18:21:54 GMT

You're right to point out I misattributed the quote from "Tactics and Ethics". The point I wanted to make is that the parallels between Nietzsche and Lukács abound in these passages. Both advocate for a kind of "ethical self-awareness" that is attuned to "sacrifice in terms of the collective action" which leads to the "most profound human tragedy". >The tragic man affirms even the harshest suffering "Sacrifices his inferior self on the altar of the higher idea" even sounds like Nietzsche concept of übermensch. As for the accusation that I >complain all [I] want that Hitler and whole of far…

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