Re:Non-Consensual Consent: The Performance of Choice in a Co...
by cobber2005 on Sunday March 23, 2025 @05:05PM
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I too appreciate the clarity and structure of your writing. And the topics.
Non-consensual consent seems to me related to Heidegger’s ‘throwness’, which Google Gemini summarized as:
> In Heidegger's philosophy, "thrownness" (German: "Geworfenheit") refers to the idea that humans are passively "thrown" into existence in the world, without choosing their circumstances or having any control over their "being-in-the-world," essentially meaning we are born into a pre-existing world with a set of conditions and limitations that we did not choose; it signifies the fundamental fact that our existence is not something we actively create but rather something that has already happened to us.
Non-consensual consent seems to me related to Heidegger’s ‘throwness’, which Google Gemini summarized as:
> In Heidegger's philosophy, "thrownness" (German: "Geworfenheit") refers to the idea that humans are passively "thrown" into existence in the world, without choosing their circumstances or having any control over their "being-in-the-world," essentially meaning we are born into a pre-existing world with a set of conditions and limitations that we did not choose; it signifies the fundamental fact that our existence is not something we actively create but rather something that has already happened to us.