#Nietzsche

Roderic Day

RodericDay

I'm starting to discern a Nietzsche -> Mark Fisher -> Capitalist Realism -> "anti-idpol" pipeline.Still fuzzy around the edges, but *very nihilistic* at its core.That someone who hated the masses

TEMI🌹

__IamTipTop

A thread on some philosophers and how they would reply to the news of a lady being pregnant for them if they were deadbeats. Lady: David, I think I'm pregnant

Corporate Machiavelli (Attending To Final Matters)

corporatemach

Narcicistic men usually stand out like a sore thumb. They instincivtely care a great deal about their physical appearance, and often dress with a style that is flashy; they stand

Dept. of Wokeness Studies

DeptStudies

Do y'all mind if I interrogate these principles that everyone is telling me I don't understand, #DisruptTexts? On #1: No, you don't believe this. In fact, you've consistently shut down

fisherman🎣🌴

fisherm91102461

On Hate As I said, that was only a superficial take, let's start with the real one.https://mobile.twitter.com/fisherm91102461/status/1279235824631132163 I advocate for what most people would agree, that hate is evil, however,

Hegelian Prince Marino

Souchousama

One thing I don't get about Jung/Frye's reading of Christianity as "myth" &c is whether they realize how un-Christian or even anti-Christian this is. To read Jesus through the lens

Matt Denny (he/him)

Matt_Denny

This feels less like a funny joke and more like politically a irresponsible statement. I am, most certainly, reading too much into this and I will always joke about how

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rebeca6169

Heinrich Heine ( 13 December 1797 – 17 February 1856) was a German poet, writer and literary critic. He is best known outside Germany for his early lyric poetry, which

M.M.Townsend

chezaristote

my main takeaway: so far from knowing whether or not to cancel Aristotle, I do not know what "to cancel" meanshttps://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/21/opinion/should-we-cancel-aristotle.html I do definitely however enjoy the pleasant fr

kevin m nye

kevinmnye1

[A big ] Been thinking a lot about decolonizing faith, thanks to @JoLuehmann who first put that language on it for me. Watching her defend herself & ideas from ruthless

Erik Torenberg

eriktorenberg

Here are some of the most interesting books that changed my mind in 2020:Thread Peter Turchin tries to quantify history in "secular cycles" using demographic data.TLDR: As population expands, wages

Jawad Mian

jsmian

1) I’ve noticed that I increasingly forget things. It started with people’s names, then I'd forget plans, even early memories with my wife and children.I began to worry what if

m ♡s dwd era

INS0MNIAMZ

i like so many omg but at the top of my head, this one by nietzsche: “we should consider every day lost on which we have not danced at least

Ian Birrell

ianbirrell

Some quotes from self-declared superforecaster Dominic Cummings that are interesting in light of the PM's refusal to hire anyone that challenges him and this government's shambolic incompetence on everything from

Justin Murphy

jmrphy

For long-term intellectual work, the cognitive risks of frequent Twitter use are at least as great as the influence benefits. Use Twitter, but beware Twitter.Here are my best tips for

Bayo Adeyinka

greaterbayo

The Law of Trust “I’m not upset that you lied to me. I’m upset that from now on I can’t believe in you”- Friedrich NietzscheSometimes in October, I received a

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