" If thought utters something as true, it defies that thing to verify itself.
The trouble with reality is that it anticipates the hypotheses that deny it.
It capitulates at the slightest demand, it bows to any conceptual violence;
its distinguishing sign is voluntary servitude. Reality is a dog. "

The trouble with thought is that it anticipates the hypotheses that deny it.
It capitulates at the slightest demand, it bows to any conceptual violence;
its distinguishing sign is voluntary servitude. Thought is a dog.

The trouble with freedom is that it anticipates the hypotheses that deny it.
It capitulates at the slightest demand, it bows to any conceptual violence;
its distinguishing sign is voluntary servitude. Freedom is a dog.

The trouble with Baudrillard is that he anticipates the hypotheses
that deny his thought.
He capitulates at the slightest demand, he bows to any conceptual violence;
His distinguishing sign is voluntary servitude.
Baudrillard is a dog.