O.G. Rose | Episode #161: Alex Ebert on Limits Entailing Limitlessness @O.G.Rose.Michelle.and.Daniel | Uploaded March 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 day ago.
Alex Ebert is an incidental musician and philosopher (among too many other things, incidentally). His interest in Hegelian philosophy began (unbeknownst to him) more than a decade ago, with his development of a peculiar mathematical function (magnetic zeros).

Said function is now the centerpiece of his Hegelian philosophy of sublation (freQ theory), and, for better or worse, serves as his platinum-selling band’s name.

Check out his Substack, Bad Guru, here:
badguru.substack.com

For his essay on Hegel and the Science of Logic, please see:
amazon.com/Enter-Alien-Thinking-Century-Hegel-ebook/dp/B0BC6HCP6S?ref_=ast_author_dp&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.escegTE-0HcphkjgQzslv-7_Uj-ada-QsRJz4X0zh6FOzHXSg7uBcL8zoZ5w2Nw5FtMjhVVdQM6rXLK2MYEhOiiASRouGp7RshBaKSTihZdPwCYmlpZjkjo6oF5V3X8w.7MZUD1MW3rsepyWph338qvlW5bsa0g0TKEiWAR5k7-s&dib_tag=AUTHOR

Also check out his conversation with Cadel Last on "Sublation and Creativity":
youtube.com/watch?v=Ccp3Mn-hHpo&feature=youtu.be

See also "The Philosophy of Lack" series:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-lnxUzWjRmisgg5e_TiiQF36n0YnZyKE