Surrealist Protocols: Chapter 3.1.2

The previous chapter explored the fundamentals of surrealist philosophy, but now we're diving deeper into the wilds of the human psyche.

Chapter 3.1.2: The Illusion of Reason

"The surrealist must confront the void within, where reason and madness converge," says renowned surrealist, Jean Baudrillard.

To truly experience the surrealist mindset, one must be willing to abandon all reason and drown in the abyss of uncertainty.

Surrealist Exercises:

1. Write a poem about a toaster that's secretly a portal to another dimension. 2. Create an installation art piece using only discarded household items. 3. Engage in a heated debate with a talking eggplant.

References:

Baudrillard, J. (1981). Simulacres and Simulacrum

For further reading, consult the surrealist sources.

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