Treatise on Nihilism

Radical relativism, i.e., nihilism, is increasingly the state of knowledge and being today as it is increasingly revealed and understood that logical reason is underpinned with nothing more than anarchy, relativity and an overwhelming sense of nebulous vacuity. The only feature holding meaning, language and consciousness together in the face of complete degeneration and decrepit fuzzy uncertainty is artificially-manufactured logical order and sense. That is, logical order and sense manufactured by the apparatus of logical reason, itself, so that it can maximize its mastery, its power, and its comprehension over the phenomenal-world, both individually and collectively, both mental and physical etc. Before all paradigms, modes of understanding and/or concepts etc., rests the basic datum-bit of logical order and sense, the last tiny, rhizome limb left on the tree of knowledge. After which, everything falls apart and wastes away in total incomprehensibility, opacity and indeterminate nullity. Yet, on this delicate twig, dangling in a frozen calculating wind, lies the last ripe berry, now ready to spread its seed should any entity taste its honey-coated facticity, pure relativism. The fact is logical reason is an indeterminate apparatus seemingly hardwired to pursue the mastery and comprehension of phenomena, ad nauseam, to endlessly fashion and manufacture arbitrary logical order and sense, ad nauseam, regardless, if it wants to or not. It does this so it can bewitch itself into believing faithfully in its own mastery, power and comprehension as a predetermined logical unfolding of knowledge and being towards some finite, all-encompassing totality. Consequently, this treatise is an exegesis on the synthetic arbitrary nature of all this logical order and sense, that is, spectral metaphysical nothingness. In short, this book is meant to exorcise the reader of any basic concepts, precepts and/or haunting spooks, concerning any firm unyielding beliefs in anything concrete, eternal and/or universal etc.