Submitted by fchung t3_yl9csx in philosophy
Blieven t1_iv0brpr wrote
Reply to comment by fghqwepoi in How to have better arguments by fchung
I think the comment is a sarcastic take on modern politics.
Sulfamide t1_iv0x24h wrote
More sadly realistic than sarcastic really.
fghqwepoi t1_iv19vll wrote
I didn’t intend it that way (to be about politics), but it does fit the bill as problematic, and honestly saddens me greatly. I was also thinking about business culture in general and the way that we are treating each other in the age of social media.
There is no sarcasm at all, I legit feel this way and can provide references for the Aristotle and Socrates attributions. The reference to authenticity is a passing reference to Heidegger, and the reference to the demise of the subject is a reference to folks like Roland Barthes, Michel Foucault, and Jean Luc Nancy.
Blieven t1_iv1d3sa wrote
I was explaining the comment you replied to and not just giving a random commentary on your comment lol. It would be really weird phrasing if I was talking like that about your comment instead of the one before you, don't you think?
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