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Carlos Castaneda is at his most interesting when he wrestles with "what's outside of the universe" paradoxes since his informants seem like they're able to not
by gopher_space 3y ago
Carlos Castaneda is at his most interesting when he wrestles with "what's outside of the universe" paradoxes since his informants seem like they're able to not only hold mutually exclusive concepts but exist in a relationship between them. They'd have an internally consistent idea about what's North of the North Pole and could explain it to you in terms you might understand.
He's given me quite a bit to think about in regard to NULL and the assumptions I make around the concept, which is fascinating in itself because his books are hot garbage.
- justinator 3y agoI was so confused at your glowing review until the redemption of the last sentence.
- gopher_space 3y agoThe first one is basically "Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72" for anthro majors, and then he gets less focused somehow. He'd be my personal Kilgore Trout if we didn't have contemporary science fiction.