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It's international women's day and I'm on my way to the city to watch the official events there.

Apparently, the main event will be in the park and hosted by representatives from the conservative right wing party, a dogshit podcaster who's partnered up with a hyper reactionary psycho who's entirely swallowed up by the American culture war, even though we're in Norway.

Plus, a couple of completely obscure tiktok influencers, the typical Dubai-dwelling clones who only post random pictures of beaches and their lunches, yet somehow have millions of followers and their own fashion brands.

And of course, to balance out the reactionary nonsense for the right-wing party, we also have a representative from the equally reactionary, neoliberal, feckless loser party, Arbeiderpartiet, which blessed us a prime minister with direct ties to Jeffrey epstein, Thorbjørn Jagland.

This is going to be the most cursed women's day ever. I can't wait to have my brains melt through my ears.

And boy howdy does my head hurt.

I'm almost through the preface, and i have NO clue what he's talking about.

So far, the only thing I've gotten is something about how a result is determined by the path that lead to it, and that a negation is not a destruction of something but just a further step forward.

But I have no fucking clue about his other concepts like Notion, Subjective/Objective, what he means by Science or how to piece it all together.

It really feels like walking in, mid conversation, in a foreign language.

Is the rest of the book easier to read, or should I just call it quits here?

I just wanted to better understand dialectics lmao