The Hexbear Effect is directly proportional to your post counter. Once per turn tap account to increase post counter by one. When activated discard to the graveyard and take an opponent ghoul equal or lesser than the number of post tokens. This effect does not stack.
The dialectical engine: it’s easier for an idea to come about in dialogue and contradiction to another idea, than for an idea to come to be from the ether.
I don’t know if you’d ever find a precise definition of “dialectical engine” I’m mostly just referring to the general idea of Hegelian dialectics. I’ve never actually read Hegel either, just Stalin and Mao. If you’re interested in Hegelian dialectics specifically I don’t really know where you can get started since it’s infamously unreadable for people who aren’t super familiar with 18th century philosophy; maybe just take a look at Hegel’s wikipedia page.
Rephrasing what I meant: If you think dialectically, it’s very natural to take something someone else said, and contribute by developing the dialectic: remarking contradictory data, drawing the opposite conclusion, or just generally being a contrarian. If that’s how you think, it can be difficult to just think of a new meaningful contribution to discussion unprompted.
Edit: Here’s a few primers on (Marxist) dialectics:
You gotta pump those numbers up. Those are rookie numbers.
Their username (which is fantastic btw) is the_post_of_tom_joad, not the_posts_of_tom_joad.
The Hexbear Effect is directly proportional to your post counter. Once per turn tap account to increase post counter by one. When activated discard to the graveyard and take an opponent ghoul equal or lesser than the number of post tokens. This effect does not stack.
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The dialectical engine: it’s easier for an idea to come about in dialogue and contradiction to another idea, than for an idea to come to be from the ether.
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I don’t know if you’d ever find a precise definition of “dialectical engine” I’m mostly just referring to the general idea of Hegelian dialectics. I’ve never actually read Hegel either, just Stalin and Mao. If you’re interested in Hegelian dialectics specifically I don’t really know where you can get started since it’s infamously unreadable for people who aren’t super familiar with 18th century philosophy; maybe just take a look at Hegel’s wikipedia page.
Rephrasing what I meant: If you think dialectically, it’s very natural to take something someone else said, and contribute by developing the dialectic: remarking contradictory data, drawing the opposite conclusion, or just generally being a contrarian. If that’s how you think, it can be difficult to just think of a new meaningful contribution to discussion unprompted.
Edit: Here’s a few primers on (Marxist) dialectics:
https://youtu.be/GNHzVeC7jeY
https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/mao/selected-works/volume-1/mswv1_17.htm
https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/stalin/works/1938/09.htm
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I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy: