He told hom he would go eith him

This is the greatest freestyle ever, I don't know what you normies are talking about

"Part of the skepticism of rationality was predicated upon the enlightenment project which says:
The interrogation of knowledge, based on our understanding, mutually, of the edifying proposition of the insurrection
of the subjugated knowledges was not predicated upon by historical excavation of that which can be verified
or falsified through the senses. The centrality of the individuality has transmogrified into a caricature of the quantifiable means of existence. But I'm speaking specifically of the repudiation of individual, quantifiable segments; that's the complication I'm speaking about. Thusly. Now it has transmogrified in an attempt to characterize the development of the individual equanimity among not only reciprocal and mutual edification but it's about the degree to which we are willing, as a society, to believe that political correctness has been a scourge, but not necessarily in the way you think so, bruh!"

Deepak is proud

Dyson could definitely do freestyle if he wanted to. 😄

I saw there was a generator for Jordan Peterson quotes, like there is for Chopra

I want to put a beat to this and make a chorus

http://www.wisdomofpeterson.com/

lul

What does "interrogation of knowledge" mean?

shrug

Good question

"Knowledge is nested immovably in total acceptance of belonging"

what is "transmorgified"?

fancy word for changed

or altered

Or transformed

yes

transmogrification!

I am certain I learned that word through some d&d game

What is "edifying"?

hmmm

how can I put it

like

conferring respect upon something else

say you are someone who commands respect

and someone else enters the room

Providing moral instruction @Baraban

and you show *them* respect in front of those people

google says it is the moral or intellectual instruction or improvement of someone

I mean I could just google it

but this is more fun.

it is, and it also illuminates why Dyson uses such words

to make it fly over the heads of the people listening, and make it seem like he's being profound

Kind of like a moral explanation of something?

He's a preacher, isn't he? That's his speciality.

I haven't actually seen it used in such a fashion, but I suppose it makes sense really; I'll say that I've only heard people use it in the fashion of "edifying someone" or giving someone "edification"

Either that or I'm super-tired and am thinking of another word <:thronk:441701565607444482>

that's how I usually hear it too

```Originally edification had a strictly religious sense, in the meaning of "building up of the soul," from the Latin term aedificationem, for "construction" or "building." ```