sinnersbmw

Since Sinner's has been somewhat undersubscribed as a Japanese only club we've decided to allow BMW riders a chance to get in on the action. Since there nothing very cool about Germany it will have to at least be suitably obscure so maybe people will think it's cool. I guess Rudolph Stiener will have to stand in for Shinto (see what I mean, this is going down hill already and it's utter crap, admit it (perhaps you'd prefer Kant? how pompus))

Anthroposophy is a spiritual philosophy based on the teachings of Rudolf Steiner (25 February 1861 – 30 March 1925) which postulates the existence of an objective, intellectually comprehensible spiritual world accessible to direct experience through inner development (e.g. motorcycling)— more specifically through cultivating conscientiously a form of thinking independent of sensory experience^. In its investigations of the spiritual world, anthroposophy aims to attain the precision and clarity of natural science's investigations of the physical world^. Whether this is a sufficient basis for anthroposophy to be considered a spiritual science has been a matter of controversy.

Do you have any idea what to make of this? neither do I. But look, if we can't figure it out, the fuck all if anyone else can, and that's all that matter. OK, now you have a motorcycle, you will not tolerate lactose intolerance, and this weird ass philosophy. Admittedly, it's kind of "pyramid power" but if you go with something more conventional like Nietzsche some asshole grad student is going to call you on it, so fuck that.

Esoteric path

A person seeking inner development must first of all make the attempt to give up certain formerly held inclinations. Then, new inclinations must be acquired by constantly holding the thought of such inclinations, virtues or characteristics in one's mind. They must be so incorporated into one's being that a person becomes enabled to alter his soul by his own will-power. This must be tried as objectively as a chemical might be tested in an experiment. A person who has never endeavored to change his soul, who has never made the initial decision to develop the qualities of endurance, steadfastness and calm logical thinking, or a person who has such decisions but has given up because he did not succeed in a week, a month, a year or a decade, will never conclude anything inwardly about these truths.

— Rudolf Steiner, "On the Inner Life",^[42]