here's the full quote for anyone curious.
its from The Origin of the Family, Private Property, and the State
i'm planning on publishing something on Autonomy (as a principle of self-organization) and i'm pulling a lot from the italian-variant of Autonomists. in particular i'm pulling from the book Autonomia: Post-Political Politics and there's this one section, which is kind of unnerving, that i just still don't quite get
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what i think i sounded like: "well you see like, there are characteristics and then there are extrinsic relations, right? and each set of extrinsic relations composes you as a power and part of a power, right?"
what i sounded like to the auto-transcript-generator:
I also really loved this bit about their family's morning ritual and the author's transforming relationship to that ritual
(I can't fit this bit into text so here's some screenshots)
this is the caveman mask the researchers wore. if this guy showed up in my neighborhood i'd be scared as shit too.
A wandering deer, building shrines along the way.