i love my job tbh

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this is a great analysis, screencapped cos the quote is too long to fit into bluesky:

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We have to not mind the gate-keepers so much (real & imagined) and try something joyfully philosophical. I hope this article can serve as an invitation to fully embrace philosophical games. We can be proud philosophers and unabashedly enjoy what we know to be a wonderful and delightful way of life.

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As you can see, this is an eccentric way of arguing for a conclusion - daydreaming as a method - but that's the point! If we want to fight against tedious & dispiriting ideologies of mediocrity, which every day promote money, prestige, naive hedonism & productivism, we have to do something offbeat.

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Unlike Lugones, my meditation turns to games and their structures, in which playfulness is realized. I imagine in Helen De Cruz a kindred spirit who also appreciates philosophical games: phil- drawings, dialogues, spiritual exercises, video games, board games, & a plethora of other genres!

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