Editing Ontology:Q434 (section)

=== lecture ===

* every day happens four times across four different sides of the world <ref name="gt"/>
** this is just time zones, isn't it? it's like he's trying to discover special relativity and say that time zones are wrong because time doesn't all go at the same speed across the universe. which would be true if he was Einstein and knew how any of it actually worked.
** student didn't know about relativity and gave invalid objection to cubic time based on perfectly linear time. Henri Bergson fallacy.
* there's an African world in Africa, there's an Indian world in India, they are each having a different day at the same time <ref name="gt"/>
* the earth is not a single entity, it has two opposites inside it that cancel out <ref name="gt"/>
** this is in Mao's work and I can't stop thinking about that
* each of the three dimensions is actually two dimensions — so, the positive and negative sides of the dimensional axis?? I can't think of what this is otherwise <ref name="gt"/>
* I'm not an atheist, that's a category invented by Christians, there is no entity <ref name="gt"/>
* animals exist by the cubic principle, they have no god <ref name="gt"/>
* your father was a fish, by which I mean a sperm fish that has to meet something / the game of marbles! <ref name="gt"/>
* the village was destroyed — it's supposed to be that a child has parents and the parents have a tribe of parents, but The Government removes children and puts them in the state school system <ref name="gt"/>
* you can't create a child from a single seed, the child needs two parents <ref name="gt"/>
* humans have overpopulated because unlike lemmings (sic) they haven't developed population control and stayed in their corner of the world <ref name="gt"/>
** this is the kind of thing that made me want to label this <code>A</code>. anarchists keep all but saying this and stopping themselves at the last minute
* corporations patented indigenous seed corn and barred them from planting it, we are destroying everything <ref name="gt"/>
** one of the most legitimate complaints in this entire lecture, to be fair