Jersey Flight: A LETTER ON DIALECTIC- Jersey Flight

Saturday, July 25, 2015

A LETTER ON DIALECTIC- Jersey Flight

Dearest Dr. M & J,

I would like to truly and deeply thank both of you. You have both helped me to become significantly more aware of my dialectic (not that it is fallacious but that it is being perceived as fallacious) (the objection against it is that it is morally wrong). And though I am within my logical rights to demand a justification for this morality (which in most cases the defendant will not be able to provide) I believe that such a complaint comes too late (the fallacious assumptions of the individual are already set in stone-- they are proclaimed without falsification!). One sees the negative and assumes it must be wrong; one is offended and assumes their offense is evidence of evil.

I am now faced with the question of how to reach the full potential of dialectic without compromising the power of dialectic for the sake of peace (even though I suspect the latter may at times be necessary in place of the former--- but if this is the case then the case must be made)!

This signifies a turning point in my life as a polemicist.

respectfully yours,
Jersey Flight

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About Me:

Jersey Flight can be considered as a sort of left-wing version of Nietzsche. He is an iconoclast against all forms of cultural superstition, including elitism and academia. His intellectual interests include, defining and expanding the psychological qualities that account for advanced thinking, as well as collaborating a method for its culturation. He has repeatedly challenged intellectuals to transcend theory and fulfill their social responsibility to engage culture through polemics. His writing style is consciously concise; an anti-scholastic, he tries to communicate complex ideas in simple prose. He has written multiple volumes of philosophy that have not yet been released to the public. He is the Director of Interdisciplinary Research at the Institute for Advanced Dialectical Research.