It seems I was farther off than I could've expected. Well well. Ignore my previous ravings, then. Perhaps I was only arguing with myself all along. Perhaps your notions are simply beyond me; I commend you if so. All this aside, I can't help my curiosity, Onix. Forgive me for prying still further.

Humans are a part of creation. Even if we radically move beyond the status quo and reimagine the world with our own hands…isn't that course of action how we got here, to the status quo, in the first place? And isn't it all ultimately the work of the original creator, who created us? Even if we were created with the capacity to overthrow our creator, doesn't it simply imply that this was the plan from the start? I struggle to rationalize any notion of transcendence in this world. It seems suspiciously like superstition, or the seductive power of a global skeptical scenario, or of apocalypticism.

All this being said, I understand now that your ideas are very much grounded in a school of thought of which I am quite ignorant. What author would you recommend on these subjects? Simply start with Marx, or something entirely different?