Post by Evergreen on May 4, 2023 15:43:25 GMT -5
A layout of the symbols of AntiCulture.
1. Antisocial Structure. This symbol is characterized by separation, anti-culture, and cancelled culture. It is embodied by the gesture of rejection in which a hand reaches up with palm outstretched. However, this act must be done with careful remembrance of the threads of thought within the rejected and cancelled object and their universal application. Such self-awareness of the act of rejection creates a space for the AntiCulture user to exist within.
2. Transmission. This symbol portrays the lineage of the primordial event through time. The AntiCulture user assumes this primordial event was catastrophic because it ended a utopian golden age which existed before the event, which was even more primordial. It is embodied by the gesture of sending a letter in the night through a dark jungle which cannot be sent back, because once one shockwave of terror from the event is felt it cannot be cancelled out.
3. Storage. This symbol portrays the space, which anything can exist within, which is created when the AntiCulture user supplicates to himself out of a propagated terror after performing the act of rejection. It is a magic circle that exists around the user, which provides the user a parallel dynastic nobility similar to that which exists in the society they rejected. It is a parallel, or breakaway civilization, similar to the ones created by intelligence agencies.
1. Antisocial Structure. This symbol is characterized by separation, anti-culture, and cancelled culture. It is embodied by the gesture of rejection in which a hand reaches up with palm outstretched. However, this act must be done with careful remembrance of the threads of thought within the rejected and cancelled object and their universal application. Such self-awareness of the act of rejection creates a space for the AntiCulture user to exist within.
2. Transmission. This symbol portrays the lineage of the primordial event through time. The AntiCulture user assumes this primordial event was catastrophic because it ended a utopian golden age which existed before the event, which was even more primordial. It is embodied by the gesture of sending a letter in the night through a dark jungle which cannot be sent back, because once one shockwave of terror from the event is felt it cannot be cancelled out.
3. Storage. This symbol portrays the space, which anything can exist within, which is created when the AntiCulture user supplicates to himself out of a propagated terror after performing the act of rejection. It is a magic circle that exists around the user, which provides the user a parallel dynastic nobility similar to that which exists in the society they rejected. It is a parallel, or breakaway civilization, similar to the ones created by intelligence agencies.