The second in a series by B&W artist Rachel Lindsay–for all those mired in Kant right now.
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Feb 06, 2007 
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The second in a series by B&W artist Rachel Lindsay–for all those mired in Kant right now.
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@ah oh my god it’s a picture. it’s a doodle! who cares what’s in the bubble? as #5 said: PRETTY PICTURE.
@:-) awesome.
@sigh I love me some Kant.
@zXC:Lkj I LIKE PRETTY PICTURE
@Anonymous but then again, i don’t know what the fuck is going on in cc anyway — so i give up. i’ll just make pictures. esoterica is not my game.
@Anonymous actually, the thought bubble quotation is taken from Kant’s closing remarks.
maybe you should take a look.
@he's saying The thought bubble taken from Kant’s closing remakrs refers more to an awareness than an understanding.
@Anonymous not to knock on the cartoon too much, which is nice, but when the guy in the picture is saying, “…comprehend incomprehensibility” it gives the impression that Kant believes in that sort of logic as rational thought.
but he was referring to moral imperatives, not actual cognition. and not trying to comprehend the underlying incomprehensibleness, but are aware of it being incomprehensible. if anything Kant says that if you try to comprehend incomprehensibility you are making a fallacious leap in rational thinking.
but that’s just me rambling. fun picture though, imagine if kant became the new pop art.
@schopenhauer it reminds me of the purposelessness of human striving…and yet it’s represented! I must revise my theory!