User Controls

The Sleep of Reason

  1. #21
    I got a different meaning from it.

    It kind of reminds me Saul Steinberg's cover for the New Yorker that is supposed to represent consciousness



    In Steinberg's image, the point is to illustrate the meandering nature of our consciousness.

    However in the picture in your OP, I think the meaning is that the true nature of our consciousness reasoning is far less ordered and sequential than we are naively lead to believe by our experience, more akin to a battle for our attention, for what wakes us up to itself.
  2. #22
    Lanny Bird of Courage
    Originally posted by frala Jesus fucking Christ

    You wouldn’t get it since you’re not an intellectual
    The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
  3. #23
    Originally posted by Lanny You wouldn’t get it since you’re not an intellectual

    Yeah bc...you know...highly intellectual owls and shit...on yo back and shit...nigga
  4. #24
    Nil African Astronaut [the overexcited four-footed chanar]
    Originally posted by Lanny You wouldn’t get it since you’re not an intellectual

    once a dh...
  5. #25
    Sudo Black Hole [my hereto riemannian peach]
    I couldn't read much od the OP because phone, drugs and ADHD but in "The sense of an ending" By Julian Barnes the character of veronica Ford whispers "Now sleep the sleep of the wicked" while hes sexually frustrated at her parents house and I like this line but COULD NEVER UNDERSTAND ITS GREATER MEANING IN THE CONTEXT OF THE STORY. Now I'm gonna google it. Thanks Larry I will read your thread when I'm more focused
  6. #26
    If it weren’t for me Lanny wouldn’t even be able to even find his socks.
  7. #27
    Sudo Black Hole [my hereto riemannian peach]
    Originally posted by frala If it weren’t for me Lanny wouldn’t even be able to even find his socks.

    Is "socks" what the kids are calling Prostate these days
  8. #28
    Lanny is a shut in and doesn't go outside so he doesn't need his socks
  9. #29
    Yeah he has trouble finding that too
  10. #30
    Originally posted by frala Yeah he has trouble finding that too

    Funny it was pretty easy to find the last time I was in there
  11. #31
    I don’t recall saying you had trouble mapping it out you illiterate son of a bitch
  12. #32
    Originally posted by frala I don’t recall saying you had trouble mapping it out you illiterate son of a bitch

    It's more that it's hard to read a map 10,000 leagues up his own asshole
  13. #33
    livingelegy motherfucker [my polyoicous forward graciousness]
    tl;Dr: the thread
  14. #34
    Lodger Free African Astronaut
    wow. I'v come to the end of NIS

    you're running out of active posters Lanny.

    Soon. Very very soon
  15. #35
    Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Took me 5 years to appreciate the profundity of this thread, but appreciate it,i did.
  16. #36
    Sophie Pedophile Tech Support
    Originally posted by Sudo I couldn't read much od the OP because phone, drugs and ADHD but in "The sense of an ending" By Julian Barnes the character of veronica Ford whispers "Now sleep the sleep of the wicked" while hes sexually frustrated at her parents house and I like this line but COULD NEVER UNDERSTAND ITS GREATER MEANING IN THE CONTEXT OF THE STORY. Now I'm gonna google it. Thanks Larry I will read your thread when I'm more focused

    To sleep the sleep of the wicked is to not sleep comfortably you see.
Jump to Top