Womb as Paradise Lost

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Womb as Paradise Lost – Foetal Programming
Thetic Part 1 – Philosophical Introduction
1.17.1 Les Mots et les Choses
Mouthpiece of the post-structuralists is the French philosopher Michel Foucault,
participator in the students revolt of the year I968 in Paris. In his
book "Les Mots et les Choses" (The Words and the Things) he describes
the depersonalization of the human communication (les Mots) to become
soulless things (les Choses).
One can only laugh about man. Typically, are the following phrases. I quote:
"Before the end of the 18th Century man did not exist. Man is a very recent creature,
that has been created by the creative power of science with its own hands
more than two ages ago. But this man has been aging so fast, that it could simply
be thought that he already had waited for thousands of years in the dark for the
moment that he would be brought into the light. He summarizes the message
from Nietzsche’s work:
"The death of God is synonymous with the disappearance of man wherein the
promise of the ‘Uebermensch’ first and for all meant the approach of the death of
man. And thereby Nietzsche, who shows us the future not just as something that
comes upon us, but also as a task, marks the threshold from where modern philosophy
can start thinking again the end of man happens to be the return of the first beginning
of philosophy." Then the core of his treatise follows as a radical criticism
on man and culture:
"De nos jours on ne peut plus penser que dans le vide de I'homme disparu"
(In our days one can only think in the emptiness the disappeared man has left behind.)
1.17.2 Man no longer in the center
The anti-metaphysical developments have declassified the position of man.
From the "almost divine" man, in charge of the rule over the earth, the idea