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I have to admit that me Theodor Adorno just right captivates. If it weren't for real life, his would be me Minima Moralia don't let go anytime soon.
"The value of a thought is measured by its distance from the continuity of the known. It objectively decreases as this distance decreases; the more it approaches the given standard, the more its antithetical function dwindles, and it is only in this, in the open relation to its opposite, and not in its isolated existence, that its claim is based.
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Rather, it is recognized in a network of prejudices, views, innervations, self-corrections, anticipations and exaggerations, in short, in the dense, well-founded experience that is by no means transparent at all points.”
THEODOR W. ADORNO, MINIMA MORALIA (14th EDITION 2022 [1951]: 90)
There is nothing more to add today.
