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10/30/2019 9:40:16 PM
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What is the bomb logic?
Byf mentioned the bomb logic while talking about the sword logic, but I don’t even know what the bomb logic is.
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The Bomb Logic is using logic as such so that everything you do is "da bomb".
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1 ReplySword logic: if I kill you it means I am stronger then you and that I claim your strength as my own Bomb logic: my victory is assured thanks to my very complex plan of achieving it
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Sword Logic: I kill kill and stab stab and I grow grow. Bomb Logic: I think think of how I kill kill and stab stab and I grow
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Sword logic: If I kill you, I am stronger Bomb logic: Im weaker, but I brought some friends
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Japanese had sword logic United States had bomb logic Safe to say bomb logic won that fight
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1 ReplyEdited by Grays_KS27: 10/30/2019 10:17:39 PMIt’s from the Marasenna book. The Palingenesis II entry straight up explains it: [quote]There is a war, and its name is existence. There are two ways to fight—one is the sword, and one is the bomb. By the sword, I mean the way to fight that is tempered and solid. The way that is made from old things and that triumphs by the reduction to simplicity. This way is known to those who study the cosmos. Take any part of it at any time, and you will see an edge and say, "This is a weapon." By the bomb, I mean that way of being that is complex and schematic and that must attain a criticality to attack. The way that is made from new things and that triumphs by the arrangement of intricacy. This way is known to those who study themselves. Take any component of the bomb in isolation, and you will say, "What is this? I cannot understand its purpose." Yet in it is the possibility of a fire. https://www.ishtar-collective.net/entries/palingenesis-ii?highlight=Bomb [/quote]
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I believe it follows the same rules as sword logic however is far more complex. A lot more moving parts to set up the “kill”. That’s how I see it anyway.
