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Dialectics of Nature

Dialectics of Nature

Book by Friedrich EngelsWikipedia

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Oct 1, 2026

Bill GertzHOST
26:08
This was an atheistic version of Christianity's vision of humanity.
Bill GertzHOST
26:14
Again, Engels wrote in his Dialectics of Nature that even if the universe is destroyed, the dynamic of matter is such that an evolutionary process will begin again, ultimately culminating in the formation of a communist society.
Bill GertzHOST
26:29
In other words, matter itself will always evolve toward the same end.
Bill GertzHOST
26:33
Thus, communism is for communists inevitable.
Julien Ettore-BonnetGUEST
14:45
It's basically what Dr. Pang is trying to s- to, to do, and he's, he's very clear about that in the book, is that he's, uh, using some, uh, like, ideas that you can find in Engels and Marx about consciousness, for example, or society, and he wants to prove it at a material level through the practice of Qi Gong.
Julien Ettore-BonnetGUEST
15:16
So for example, um, there's a quote of Engels in a book called The Dialectical of Nature, uh, where, um, Engels says, "Consciousness is matter." But he's just saying it.
Julien Ettore-BonnetGUEST
15:32
Like, it's almost like an intuition from his observation of the dialectical process of nature.
Julien Ettore-BonnetGUEST
15:40
So Dr. Pang says, "I want to prove that.
Jon GreenawayGUEST
29:11
[laughs] It isn't a separate place of existence.
Jon GreenawayGUEST
29:14
It is, it is, uh, and I sort of borrow a little bit from Engels' Dialectics of Nature, it is like a place which is i- enmeshed with the ostensibly rationalist materialist universe of the Imperium of Man.
Jon GreenawayGUEST
29:27
It is like the soul deep in every subject.
Jon GreenawayGUEST
29:30
This is why the Inquisition exists, right? It's, it's because it, that, that exists out of the para- out of reason's paranoia.

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