Black Hole

A phrase referenced in Matthew Smallwood in his 29 Jun 2019, Opposing facts and values leads to considerations of pure convenience and secular aspirations. This economy of comfort in turn reintegrates itself as moral disorientation or vertigo: in the forest of facts, the factoid is king. It is pure, sweet anti-nomic irony that measuring well-being in purely physical terms leads one into this forest of facts, from which it is impossible to tell which facts should weigh uppermost, and which facts are eventual deal-killers for all the other facts. Or for those interested in them. In this world, the holy is just a black hole, the sacred Trivium is "trivial", and facts can no longer adequately handle or interpret all the factors. All of this Chaos came about through the rejection of the Logos.
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