Spinoza argued that God and Nature are two names for the same reality. Everything that exists is part of one infinite substance while most people debate whether the divine is separate from creation. Your morning coffee, the universe, your thoughts, and even that annoying neighbor are all expressions of the same underlying reality. Spinoza got excommunicated for this idea in the 17th century, which tells you how radical it was for its time.
This absurd correlation between literacy and extinction playfully promotes reading culture while exposing how people create false causal relationships. Dinosaurs dominated Earth for 165 million years without books, making them incredibly successful by any measure. The joke reveals our human bias that intellectual pursuits are inherently superior to all other forms of existence and survival.
Diogenes walked around Athens with a lantern in broad daylight claiming to search for an honest man but never found one. His cynic philosophy rejected social conventions and exposed human hypocrisy through radical honesty. The lantern became a symbol for seeking truth in a world full of pretense, corruption, and self-deception that somehow feels even more relevant today.
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