- Jiro Kawakita’s View of Life
- party science p.90-94
To live is to create.
What is creation?
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To connect and order disparate and disparate things so that they make sense.
- In simple terms, “to sic.”
Example
- Combining wood and reinforcing steel to build houses
- It is not meaninglessly assembled.
- Assembled to make sense (= to be inhabited)
- Painter paints a picture from several paints
- Assembling parts to build a locomotive
- Locomotives are loaded with coal and water and run to a certain destination.
Each element has the following
- Qualitative specificity
- Direction of motion and force
Human beings are creative agents.
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Human beings are the subjects of such creation and the place where the traffic is organized.
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To live is to create an orderly flow in this way chaotic.
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