Freud's the Owl of Minerva Only Takes Flight at Dusk

Hegel explicitly rejects that historicist way of thinking about history mm-hmm yeah in that I mean this is why this would be my I suppose it might might qualify as a positivist reading of the owl of Minerva only takes flight at dusk. It's not that theory is impotent it only comes afterward it changes the past and thus creates a different future  that's a real political weight of theoryYes no no I think that's fantastic, you can understand what happened in the film from having seen the film right? That's exactly what happens throughout Hegel's philosophy that it's and that's why the line you so rightly quoted the all of the nerve it takes flight only the