Subjective Time, Objective Time, Pain as Mismatch Between Those + Anarchist Pain

The Cauldron meetings will be recorded, because we're using it to cook up the basis of a philosophy that will hopefully be published. So bring your consent to be recorded and drop how you wish to be cited in the chat, if you wish to be! Your ideas will only be used word for word (excluding paraphrases), if they will be used at all.

We hope for a large turnout, but realize we're doing hard reading so don't necessarily expect it. So in either case these meetings will be recorded lecture style and likely uploaded on Youtube. Larger, more live meetings, will also be uploaded. Edits likely. I have yet to decide how I want to design the format...it's new and we're cooking it up!

DONATIONS NEEDED! Last Youtube video introduction with Dropbox "lecture" link in its comments: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBV_cNXFW98

Our next reading will be a classic cauldron of the following pieces (throw together ideas from the reading, record the result)

Anarchism, from the Anarchist Library: My Body Is a Prison of Pain so I Want to Leave it Like a Mystic but I Love It And Also Want it To Matter Politically

Socioeciological studies, from Keele University, UK: Chronic widespread pain and its effects on the time sense of the future and the present, "Experiencing and controlling time in everyday life with chronic widespread pain: a qualitative study"

Metaphysics from Hye Young Kim (one of my professor personal favorites): A Topological Analysis of Space-Time-Consciousness: Self, Self-Self, Self-Other

Read everything and check back for links to explanatory "lectures" about the content so we can all add our ideas and conceptions by the time the cauldron runs around. Hopefully I can get to all of these papers by the cauldron with an uploaded explanatory lecture; I'm still working through the Tangle of Science, which is super rich in great content, especially as it relates to Covid-19.

See you then!