"Empiricism is by no means a reaction against concepts, nor a simple appeal to lived experience. On the contrary, it undertakes the most insane creation of concepts ever seen or heard. Empiricism is a mysticism and a mathematicism of concepts, but precisely one which treats the concept as object of an encounter, as a here-and-now…from which emerge inexhaustibly ever new differently distributed ‘heres’ and ‘nows’."

Deleuze, Difference & Repetition, p. xx (via heroantihero)

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