there cheep and packed with even extra carcinogens! yaaaaa!
there cheep and packed with even extra carcinogens! yaaaaa!
BrickLink ‘new’ average sold for the last 6 months is 340~ retail was 200. its a retired set of a beloved 80’s set updated, so deff not going to find a new set for less than that. i have one in my collection, yeah i’d prob let go for 340+you cover shipping, but I’d definitely cover shipping for 19k! lol
and yes you to can list anything on ebay for whatever absurd price you want. but even ebay has a sold filter/tracker you should be checking…
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Microslop gonna Microslop
i have you know 1/1/1900 was a perfectly cromulent year for birthing gamers


Hegel’s concept of “recognition” (or Anerkennung in German) is central to his philosophy, especially in his ‘Phenomenology of Spirit’. It refers to the process by which individuals come to see themselves as self-conscious and free through the recognition of others. For Hegel, self-consciousness is not something an individual can achieve in isolation; it requires acknowledgment from another self-conscious being.
Hegel argues that human self-consciousness is inherently relational. A person does not come to understand themselves simply by introspection. Instead, they need to be recognized by another self-conscious being. This recognition affirms their own existence as a self-conscious subject.
Hegel ultimately sees genuine self-consciousness as arising from a form of mutual recognition, where two or more individuals acknowledge each other’s autonomy and subjectivity. This process allows individuals to overcome alienation, as each person is not merely an isolated subject, but is recognized by others as a free and self-conscious being.
there there me boy.