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The Library of Unstable Knowledge - Arguments and Explorations of Dangerous Topics

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Do you ever watch or read things by people with whom you disagree? I do. I learn a lot, but I'm wondering about the possibility of CONCEPTS or THOUGHTS or IDEAS being DANGEROUS. Can they be? How can we protect ourselves from "dangerous ideas," besides IGNORANCE. (It's not a good option.)

These types of concepts have haunted me, lately...but I might have a plan!

All we need is L.U.K.!!! (WTF is that?) L.U.K. is...

THE LIBRARY OF UNSTABLE KNOWLEDGE

I'm thinking that it will be a community dedicated to exploring, dissecting, discussing, and CATALOGING potentially dangerous ideas. Philosophy, psychology, cognition, ethics, occultism, counter-culture, mental health, and other concepts deemed too anarchistic, fringe, evil, or DANGEROUS for the "common mind." Literature, videos, arts, music, folklore, etc. Anything that raises eyebrows, ruffles feathers, and EXPANDS CONSCIOUSNESS could be fair game for analysis and discussion. Anybody want to play along???

---Richard F. Yates (Holy Fool)

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**Be respectful.** We are all thoughtful entities here. We can disagree, we can question, but we can't be rude. (If I think you are being a rude ass troll instead of a thoughtful, engaged mind---you are out.)
**Please Cite Sources.** In order for others to engage with your thoughts, they should want to see where they originated. You don't have to use full APA or MLA or Chicago citations, but we need to know where your article / video / song / book / blog post / or podcast came from. This is crucial.
**Don't take offense!** Ideas and beliefs are often held sacred, but THIS community is for exploring, discussing, analyzing, dissecting, and considering IDEAS, BELIEFS, KNOWLEDGE, and CONSCIOUSNESS in ways that YOU might find offensive. If you don't like what someone says, you have that right, BUT don't be a dick. If you disagree, instead of calling someone a nasty name, try to ask for more information. Try to see the point from their perspective!
4. *ENTROPY WILL WIN IN THE END!* Yep.

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