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“It does not matter what kind of self-destruction you choose â€� as if the protagonists in Furmani â€� Sokolov let say conscious of inevitability of their ontological and eschatological destiny, which they by no means want to change, but they accept it with joy of their own and peculiar optimism. Someone buries herself/himself in the library, and someone in a suburban tavern â€� they would say â€� the result is the same. The starting point is always that of futility, and the ultimate goal is destruction, which leads to self-destruction of all that restrains them from the total immersion in their own suffering and the pain of their own existence.”
― Ivo Žurić

“Either our political struggle is soteriological and eschatological, or it is meaningless.”
― Alexander Dugin

“There is a human reification needing
an eschatological regression.”
― Marieta Maglas- Eschatological Regression

“Humanity has been fetishizing the end of the world ever since we invented its beginning. It’s just easier to destroy it than to heal it, I guess. Chalk it up to our intellectually lazy nature.”
― Casey Fisher, The Subtle Cause

“But one thing he did know. They were sure going to miss these days when the world and their lives in many cases nearly came to an end.”
― Casey Fisher, The Subtle Cause