Could someone please explain this to the rest of us...
Something to mull over: Intersectionality is the Achilles heel of identity politics. If you understand this, it is ironic and comical almost beyond credulity...
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Because if you keep on creating ever overlaping categories in which to group people you get ti the individual
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Yes, a very useful and elegant method of proof in the math: a proof by mathematical induction
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But what exactly is the difference between the postmodernist epistemology that underlies SJW identity politics, and the quasi-postmodernist epistemology you advocated with
@SamHarrisOrg and in your book Maps of Meaning? Aren't you just another kind of anti-Enlightenment activist? -
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@samharrisorg" I meant in the first Harris/Peterson podcast in which Sam clashed with and rather expertly exposed the hidden quasi-postmodernism within Peterson's buzarre epistemology.
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Rejecting identity politics is a NOT a real position Certainly not a solution. But intersectionality presents an opportunity to deeamphasize identity divisions, whilst collectively emphasizing shared struggles across groups.
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Identity politics just reinforces division.
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Except, there's nothing funny about what's happening. I'd love to laugh it off but this is terrifying. It's like the French Revolution all over again. I'm waiting for them to bring back the guillotine.
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Another way of saying that is that it collapses on itself. Self destroying principle. Self destroying principles aren't true principles. It the same as saying there is no truth.
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