Thursday, August 20, 2026

Some comments about anarchist-communist and its relation to the song Pneuma by Tool

Some thoughts on anarchist-communism as the next stage in human development and its connection to the song "Pneuma" by Tool.

Anarchist-Communism is the definitive utopia, the purest and most ambitious horizon of political and humanist thought. This would be a world where production and life are organized through voluntary cooperation, where work is an act of fulfillment and not of alienation, and where the state and money have dissolved because they are no longer needed—is not just an economic model; It is an **evolutionary leap of consciousness**.

If we cross this vision of **libertarian communist anarchism** with the physical, philosophical and mystical theories that we have broken down these days (from Deleuze's *society of control* to Edgar Cayce's *fifth root race*), the answer to whether this will be the system of an advanced humanity has a double aspect: a **metaphysics** that says yes, and a **physiological-psychological** that warns us of the price we have to pay to get there.

Let's analyze this cosmic destiny of humanity through the lens of high theory:


## 1. The Evolutionary Perspective: Why High Theory Proves Anarchist-Communism to be the system of the future

If humanity really manages to survive its current crises and evolves into a higher state, **the system anarchist-communism is the only logically possible one**, and contemporary philosophy explains why:

### The end of the "Society of Control" (Deleuze and Foucault)

As described in the great works of Frida Beckman and Deleuze, the modern State, governments and the financial system are apparatuses of capture. They exist to shape, divide (the *dividuo*) and modulate human desire according to scarcity and competition.

An advanced humanity is, by definition, a humanity that has hacked and dismantled those invisible control algorithms. When the individual attains complete mental sovereignty, the centralized state becomes obsolete. As the anarchist thinker Peter Kropotkin said in his book The Conquest of Bread: order is born from the harmony of needs, not from the point of a bayonet or the balance of a bank account.

### The Coincidence with Cosmic Mysticism (Edgar Cayce and Tool)

It is fascinating to see how radical left-wing politics touches metaphysics. Edgar Cayce prophesied that the humanity of the future would operate under the principle of Oneness, where "every man shall live for his neighbor."

If consciousness evolves into that "Pneuma" state that Tool talks about—where the illusion that you and I are separate beings is dissolved and we understand that harming the other is harming oneself—repressive institutions fall under their own weight. Why would you want a border if you understand that the Earth is a single organism? Why would you want to accumulate money if communal production ensures the abundance of all? Libertarian communism ceases to be a political ideology and becomes a **spiritual physiology**.

## 2. The Great Challenge: The "Tragic Hero" in the Face of Transition

However, for that utopia to crystallize, humanity has to cross the desert. And this is where we have to recover Nietzsche's hammer and the Dionysian philosophy that we talked about at the beginning:

The great danger that Nietzsche saw in traditional socialism was the possibility of creating a society of "Last Men": comfortable, conformist beings domesticated by a system that provides them with everything but takes away the fire of self-improvement.

That is why the libertarian anarchism of the future cannot be a passive comfort system. It has to be a **Dionysian and heroic anarchism**. Self-management and self-governance are not tasks for weak minds; they demand a colossal personal responsibility. In a world without bosses, without policemen and without the whip of money, **each human being has to become his own legislator, a Superman (*Übermensch*** capable of dominating himself, of working for the love of creation and of respecting the freedom of others by sheer force of will, not by fear of punishment.

## The Verdict: The Inevitable Horizon

If we look at the stars and the flow of history, oligarchic capitalism, artificial borders and money are primitive technologies. They are the crutches of a childish humanity that still does not know how to control itself and needs "cold monsters" (the State) to organize it through fear and scarcity.

A system of communal and libertarian self-government is not a childish fantasy; it is the logical goal of the maturity of our species. It is the reconstruction of the puzzle after the great schism (*"Rediscovering communication"*). A humanity that travels through the stars or that dominates the quantum dimensions is not going to carry passports or credit cards in its pockets; it will move by the force of cooperation and free association.

> **My sisters and brothers, a closing message for this sixth day of victory:**

> Look at what a perfect and powerful analogy for our own lives. What we are advocating on a cosmic scale for humanity—a system where there is no need for an external government to enforce order by force, but a consciousness-based **self-government**—is **exactly what we will accomplish in our bodies and minds**.



Dear Edward and friends: You’re right that there’s an overload of information, with so many great alternative progressive podcasts on YouTube from people like Chris Hedges, Scott Ritter, Max Blumenthal, Glenn Diesen, Professor John Mearsheimer, Jeffrey Sachs, Alastair Crooke, Larry Johnson, Richard Wolff, and others, all of whom are anti-imperialist, anti-Zionist, critical of the U.S. government, and in favor of change. But the issue is that immersing ourselves in so much negative news—spending excessive time on what Trump is doing, what Israel is doing, how the U.S. government has become an oligarchic, corrupt kleptocracy like those in Latin America, Africa, and other developing nations, plus climate change and global heating—while informative, won’t necessarily lead to lasting revolutions aimed at overthrowing the oligarchic classes and governments worldwide.

 Dear Edward and friends: You’re right that there’s an overload of information, with so many great alternative progressive podcasts on YouTube from people like Chris Hedges, Scott Ritter, Max Blumenthal, Glenn Diesen, Professor John Mearsheimer, Jeffrey Sachs, Alastair Crooke, Larry Johnson, Richard Wolff, and others, all of whom are anti-imperialist, anti-Zionist, critical of the U.S. government, and in favor of change. But the issue is that immersing ourselves in so much negative news—spending excessive time on what Trump is doing, what Israel is doing, how the U.S. government has become an oligarchic, corrupt kleptocracy like those in Latin America, Africa, and other developing nations, plus climate change and global heating—while informative, won’t necessarily lead to lasting revolutions aimed at overthrowing the oligarchic classes and governments worldwide.


That can really lead to political nihilism, physical and mental weakness among the masses, and ultimately no revolutions or change. The human body and mind just aren’t built to handle a constant barrage of negative news. That’s why I’ve changed my approach toward what’s happening in the world—I’ve become a political nihilist. I’d love to see change, but I think the best stance is to avoid political activism and protests, as they rarely lead to overthrowing oligarchic, corrupt, oppressive states. In the end, protests and revolutions haven’t truly changed the world; they just replace one oppressor with another. So I believe political nihilism is the most effective perspective for change. According to this view, the only real way the world might change is if, for example, Americans addicted to food and a comfortable life lose the buying power to shop for their preferred goods at Walmart, Kroger, Publix, or Aldi to meet their basic needs. That’s the only way we might see change in the USA.


I believe the global political and revolutionary anti-Zionist left should rethink their tactics so the masses can grow into stronger individuals, both mentally and physically, and be ready to dismantle all dictatorships of the bourgeoisie worldwide.

Saturday, August 8, 2026

THE LINKS BETWEEN THE BOOKS SUSPENSIONS OF PERCEPTIONS BY JONATHAN CRARY AND THE BOOK SEEKING TRUTH IN A COUNTRY OF LIES BY MY BROTHER EDWARD CURTIN



Oye hermano, ¿puedes hacerme un favor? Quiero que conectes ese libro con lo que dijo el autor Edward Curtin sobre la conducta conformista, hedonista y antirrevolucionaria de la mayoría de los ciudadanos de EE.UU., quienes se muestran reacios a derrocar el sistema que los mantiene empobrecidos, con cuentas altísimas, impuestos elevados, medicina y todo en general carísimo, y salarios bajos para cubrir las necesidades. Desde mi punto de vista, son demasiado conformistas y siguen aferrados a votar por los dos partidos capitalistas (demócratas y republicanos) que mantienen a la mayoría de los estadounidenses pobres, obesos, enfermos y deprimidos, mientras solo una minoría es favorecida por ese sistema. Lo correcto sería que la mayoría se uniera en torno a un partido político marxista-socialista como el Socialist Equality Party, el Party for Socialism and Liberation, el Green Party, el Socialist Party of USA u otras opciones políticas más orientadas a la clase trabajadora.


El vínculo entre el análisis de Jonathan Crary (Suspensions of Perception) y las críticas socio-políticas de Edward Curtin sobre el conformismo y la pasividad en EE. UU. es directo y profundo: Crary explica el mecanismo técnico/psicológico del control, mientras que Curtin explica la consecuencia política y existencial.

Ambos autores coinciden en que la ausencia de un movimiento revolucionario masivo —a pesar del deterioro evidente de las condiciones de vida de la clase trabajadora— no es un accidente, sino el resultado de un sistema de dominación cultural y perceptivo altamente sofisticado.

1. El espectáculo como anestesia: De Crary a Curtin

Para Jonathan Crary, el capitalismo industrial y post-industrial no solo explota la fuerza de trabajo, sino que gestiona la atención. A través de la cultura del espectáculo, los medios y el flujo incesante de estímulos, la percepción del individuo queda capturada en un estado de trance pasivo o "hipnosis de la distracción".

Aquí es donde entra la tesis de Edward Curtin: Curtin sostiene que la población estadounidense vive bajo una forma de "amnesia organizada" y entretenimiento compulsivo (hedonismo). Para Curtin, este hedonismo no es un signo de riqueza o felicidad real, sino un mecanismo de evasión psicológico:

  • El diagnóstico de Curtin: La gente está abrumada por deudas, costos médicos impagables, vivienda cara y empleos precarios, pero se le ofrece una vía de escape a través del consumo visual, el entretenimiento masivo y la ilusión de libertad individual.

  • El nexo con Crary: La "suspensión de la percepción" de Crary es la herramienta que permite que ese hedonismo funcione. Si la atención del ciudadano está permanentemente fragmentada y dirigida hacia el próximo producto, la próxima serie o el próximo debate espectáculo de la política electoral, se anula la capacidad de enfocar la atención en la raíz estructural de su propia explotación.

2. La trampa del bipartidismo como "falsa atención"

En su análisis de la sociedad moderna, Curtin denuncia cómo el sistema de dos partidos (Demócratas y Republicanos) funciona como un monopolio que absorbe cualquier descontento legítimo y lo redirige hacia un espectáculo electoral vacío. Ambos partidos respaldan el modelo capitalista corporativo, pero escenifican una batalla cultural continua para mantener a la población dividida.

Desde la perspectiva de Crary, este bipartidismo actúa como una pantalla de fijación:

  1. Atención dirigida: El sistema requiere que la clase trabajadora "preste atención" a la política solo de la forma en que el sistema lo permite (votando cada dos o cuatro años por una de las dos fracciones del mismo capital).

  2. Neutralización del cambio real: Al enfocar la energía perceptiva y emocional en la dinámica Demócrata vs. Republicano, se impide que la atención se "suspenda" de la narrativa oficial para contemplar alternativas estructurales, como los partidos de tradición socialista, marxista o de la clase trabajadora (como el Party for Socialism and Liberation, el Socialist Equality Party o el Green Party).

3. La producción de la subjetividad pasiva: Pobres, enfermos y alienados

Curtin a menudo subraya la trágica contradicción de la sociedad estadounidense actual: una mayoría que sufre de altos niveles de depresión, obesidad, adicción al trabajo y aislamiento social, pero que permanece incapaz de organizarse colectivamente.

La conexión teórica entre ambos pensadores para explicar este fenómeno se sintetiza en tres puntos:

  • Desposesión de la agencia (Curtin): El ciudadano medio se siente atomizado e impotente. La presión económica diaria (cuentas, impuestos, costo de la salud) genera un estado de agotamiento crónico que destruye el tiempo y la energía necesarios para la militancia o la organización política.

  • Captura del tiempo de ocio (Crary): En lugar de que el tiempo libre sea un espacio para el pensamiento crítico o la acción comunitaria, el capitalismo moderno captura la percepción en el tiempo de descanso a través del consumo de medios, convirtiendo al trabajador exhausto en un espectador pasivo.

  • Rechazo a la alternativa: El conformismo no surge porque la gente esté satisfecha con su vida, sino porque la combinación de agotamiento material y manipulación perceptiva hace que el sistema parezca "inevitable", invisibilizando o demonizando cualquier alternativa de izquierda radical que busque reorganizar la sociedad en favor de la mayoría trabajadora.

En resumen, mientras Edward Curtin denuncia la rendición moral, política y hedonista de una sociedad que tolera su propia degradación bajo el mito de la libertad capitalista, Jonathan Crary revela la arquitectura invisible —la manipulación de la atención y los sentidos— que hace posible que esa servidumbre voluntaria se mantenga día a día.



Sunday, August 2, 2026

LIST OF PHILOSOPHY BOOKS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THE BODY AND DIET FOR HUMAN PROGRESS

* *On diet* (*De victu*) – Hippocrates

* *De sanitate tuenda* (*On the preservation of health*) – Galen of Pergamon

* *Discourses and Fragments* – Musonio Rufus

* *Tips for Staying Healthy* – Plutarch

* *Letters to Lucilius* – Seneca

* *The Republic* – Plato

* *Politics* – Aristotle

* *The Constitution of the Spartans* – Xenophon

* *Ethics* – Baruch Spinoza

* *Emile, or On Education* – Jean-Jacques Rousseau

* *The mystery of sacrifice or man is what he eats* – Ludwig Feuerbach

* *Ecce Homo* – Friedrich Nietzsche

* *Dawn* – Friedrich Nietzsche

* *Thus Spoke Zarathustra* – Friedrich Nietzsche

* *The Natural Method* – Georges Hébert

* *History of Sexuality 2: The Use of Pleasures* – Michel Foucault

* *The normal and the pathological* – Georges Canguilhem

* *Body Awareness: A Philosophy of Somaaesthetics* – Richard Shusterman

* *The Body in Spinoza and Nietzsche* – Răzvan Ioan

LISTA DE LIBROS DE FILOSOFIA ACERCA DE LA IMPORTANCIA DEL CUERPO Y LA DIETA PARA EL PROGRESO HUMANO

 



* *Sobre la dieta* (*De victu*) – Hipócrates

* *De sanitate tuenda* (*Sobre la conservación de la salud*) – Galeno de Pérgamo

* *Discursos y Fragmentos* – Musonio Rufo

* *Consejos para conservar la salud* – Plutarco

* *Cartas a Lucilio* – Séneca

* *La República* – Platón

* *Política* – Aristóteles

* *La Constitución de los espartanos* – Jenofonte

* *Ética* – Baruch Spinoza

* *Emilio, o De la educación* – Jean-Jacques Rousseau

* *El misterio del sacrificio o el hombre es lo que come* – Ludwig Feuerbach

* *Ecce Homo* – Friedrich Nietzsche

* *Aurora* – Friedrich Nietzsche

* *Así habló Zaratustra* – Friedrich Nietzsche

* *El Método Natural* – Georges Hébert

* *Historia de la sexualidad 2: El uso de los placeres* – Michel Foucault

* *Lo normal y lo patológico* – Georges Canguilhem

* *Conciencia corporal: Una filosofía de la somaestética* – Richard Shusterman

* *The Body in Spinoza and Nietzsche* – Răzvan Ioan

PELICULAS DE JESUS RAMIREZ




 Braveheart (1995)

  • First Knight (1995)

  • Dragonheart (1996)

  • The 13th Warrior (1999)

  • King Arthur (2004)

  • Kingdom of Heaven (2005)

  • Tristan & Isolde (2006)

  • Beowulf (2007)

  • Robin Hood (2010)

  • The Eagle (2011)

  • Brave (2012)

  • Macbeth (2015)

  • King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (2017)

  • Outlaw King (2018)

  • The King (2019)

  • The Green Knight (2021)

  • The Last Duel (2021)

  • The Northman (2022)