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Yeah, it’s always me. Today we dig a little into philosophy. Specifically into Plato, my beloved (joke not intended) and how things happening around larry remind me of his works lately. Okay, hold tight. Most of it is gonna be nonsense. (Summary and links at the end)

Alright. Not gonna lie, the first time I listened to copy of a copy of a copy I thought about Hegel. This is my bias: I always go to read into stuff from a philosophical/mythological point of view. Anyway I thought about Hegel because that man was OBSESSED with number three and triads, you know?

Copy of

A copy of

A copy.

Next connection was (very naturally) Plato. If you know the basic about Plato philosophy, you will know it revolves around the duality of ideal world and reality and, to simplify, how the reality is a copy of the ideal world. The world of “ideas”, the so called hyperuranium, is the authentic one. The reality is just a reproduction. Ideas are the essence of existence and they exist independently from the real world. They are what human thoughts are made of and indispensable for the thinking process. They are universal, eternal. That been said, I archived this information in my brain and that was it.

Until when Alessandro Michele posted this jumper here. I don’t trust him (I can’t stress this enough) but I used to follow him on Instagram. From what he decides to share on social and the way he does it (roman mythology’s references, latin captions, cryptic paintings silently hinting bluegreening etc), I am positive he attended a humanistic high school like I did, or at least he knows this stuff. And I would try to guess he knows who Plato is. We do study philosophy in Italian licei, so yeah I think he knows.

This “copy of a copy of Ideas” comes from Plato and to me it’s a confirmation of my previews suspicions. This concept is obviously well known in the artistic fields from latin literature to nowadays fashion and figurative arts, theatres, cinemas, music. Aemulatio, inspiration, reference, replica… you name it.

I don’t know why he posted it yesterday, but after he has been bluegreening for a few days lately (coff coff after he acknowledged the stunt coff coff), it was… odd. So I went back on my books and opened the Fedro by Plato.

Things I re-learned today:

The supreme idea in the hyperuranium is the ‘Good’.

The name ‘idea’ can be misunderstood. It’s not like we use it today. It’s more like nucleus, the matrix, the system of organisation of reality.

Plato divides ideas in two categories: ideas of values (ethics, beauty, aesthetics, justice) and ideas of mathematics (geometry for example).

Mathematics. Matrix. The only thing I’ve been thinking after this was 369.

Now, I think we established somehow 369 reminds to this coacoac concept and it has something to do with mathematics. WBK cause this fandom can be smart (maybe send me link of stuff if you find anything about it) Unfortunately I know nothing about physics and I can’t really work when mathematics is around, I can’t even pretend I know what I am talking about to be completely honest with you, but I googled “369 matrix” anyway. And this is what captured my eyes (it was the first google result). I’ll leave the link here if you want to read about it.

Plato again. Platonic solids shape the world. “The entire reality is organised on geometry”.

Triangle, triangle, triangle.

Now, 369 is apparently the Key matrix of Tesla (tesla code) too? It’s like the key of the universe or something? And it is connected to the fibonacci sequence and the golden ration (there were posts and explanations about this too somewhere here and on twitter) Whatever this means… the only thing I understood from all the reading I did was: The pattern 3-6-9 repeats itself indefinitely. Constantly. cause you know… everything is a copy of a copy of a copy.

I found this on my way navigating the dark side of this google research:

Eternal spiralling. Like.. you know… these spiral patterns? Add some bunnies in there too, I’m pretty sure I’m missing something

Hopefully, it will make sense in the end!

Now that we are all here talking about numbers… look 74. 7x4 = 28 LMAO STOP STOP STOP STOOOOOOP PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THE GREEK GODS STOP

Also, I find this very funny. I previously mentioned the “Phaedrus” by Plato. It’s a dialogue and consists of a series of three speeches on the topic of Love. Now, it’s too long to talk about it properly but basically they are having this little chat on what love is. Is it erotism? Is it passion? Is it better to love? Is love a disease (curse, antidote) and is being in love like being sick? How many different ways to love are there? Also, this revolves around an homosexual relationship (between a boy and an adult very common in ancient greek literature).

Adding Bowie to the rant…

I find this quote from Bowie really interesting:

The fine line between the dream state and reality is at times, for me, quite grey. Combining the two, the place where the two worlds come together, has been important in some of the things I’ve written, yes. “That other life, that doppelganger life, is actually a dark thing for me. I don’t find a sense of freedom in dreams; they’re not an escape mechanism. In there, I’m usually, ‘Oh, I gotta get outta this place!’ The darker place. So that’s why I much, much prefer to stay awake.”

Now, I’m not an expert of Bowie music. To be completely honest, I don’t know Bowie music at all. But this specific choice of words is intriguing somehow. When I read it from a blog here on tumblr, it rang a bell in my brain. A fine line between dreams (ideas) and reality. Bowie even mention a doppelgänger life which I only read as a life of imitations. Don’t let me even mention SOTT “we gotta get away from here (x15), we can meet again somewhere, somewhere far away from here”. I’m 99% sure I read some HarryxBowie parallels for fine line somewhere on here. I’m gonna attach the link when I find it!

Summary: I started an analysis between coacoac/369 and Plato based on nothing. The main link I can see is that yes, 369 is coacoac and it is explained from a platonic point of view. Plato talked about a duality between real world and ideal world and how the world we live in is a reproduction of the “world of the ideas”. There’s no authenticity in the real world. Nothing here is new, nothing is original, nothing’s left to say or ‘invented’. Everything comes from an ideal world as a copy of its ideas. If we want overdo a little more… we could see this contrast as a real (ideal) vs fake (real) world. In this way, the real world is basically… not authentic. Fake. If we read it as if Plato was living in our times, the unoriginality of our world is built on the most beautiful and attractive surface, hiding the emptiness it hides behind. I am going so deep im gonna be lost at the end. Anyway. The ultimate idea, the main goal is the Good. It’s very optimistic. Like Louis after all.

Sources:

I found this recap of the main concepts from that big brain of @skepticalarrie ! X

Here an interesting analysis of COACOAC by @ialwaysknewyouwerepunk

Here a collection of hints and connection by @queer-halo ! It’s mindblowing to me that once you realise something everything is somehow related to it!

Uncut interview with David Bowie: LINK

The post where I first read the mentioned Bowie quote: HERE by @hershelsue

Hi dear,

It's a place in London:

And it's in Harry's song, Late Night Talking:

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