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Quote from: H on December 17, 2015, 01:39:00 pmWell, I think this is what you refer to:QuoteIn the effort to transform themselves into the perfect expression of the Logos, the Dûnyain have bent their entire existence to mastering the irrationalities that determine human thought: history, custom, and passion.While it's kind of silly to think in these terms, their "mastering" of history is the repudiation of it. They purposely ignore history, in order to attempt to be a-historical.I have my doubts that this works though, even in the context of Earwa.Well that's a convoluted rationalization. More likely, kellhus was crafted, raised and trained to believe what he does, but this does not accurately reflect dunyain, hence the contradiction in his belief and the what has come black.
Well, I think this is what you refer to:QuoteIn the effort to transform themselves into the perfect expression of the Logos, the Dûnyain have bent their entire existence to mastering the irrationalities that determine human thought: history, custom, and passion.While it's kind of silly to think in these terms, their "mastering" of history is the repudiation of it. They purposely ignore history, in order to attempt to be a-historical.I have my doubts that this works though, even in the context of Earwa.
In the effort to transform themselves into the perfect expression of the Logos, the Dûnyain have bent their entire existence to mastering the irrationalities that determine human thought: history, custom, and passion.