Finally back to listening to the Machinic Unconscious Happy Hour. I decided to listen to this episode because of the "divide." I was intrigued by the comparisons of Deleuze and David Lewis, as it is kind of like a question I posed to a prof friend before.
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@DiscussAvatar The political machinations of the series/world doesn't match up to the power system. This is more noticeable in Korra but present in atla.
@KaiserNeko I've only seen the first episode of the Netflix live action version, and in a few words I'm disappointed that yet again Netflix can't seem to grasp the art of unfolding a story on adaptations.
So, I've been reading Dune on and off because of @unconscioushh, and I just read what I think may be Kyne's last scene. It might be the most obvious, obvious not being bad, examples of what their podcast always makes in connection with D&G ATP. At least to me...
@unconscioushh Throughout the scene, back and forth we get Kynes musing on the dessert, agriculture, production, nomadism, ecology and other interdisciplinary insights all in a bit to survive while taking about the powers of the dessert sourrouding him. It kinda played like the geology of dune