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Yes, it can make LLMs a kind of new interactive textbook. However, I don’t think such a text has ever been published before. This ‘textbook’ is create...

Thank you for sharing your experience of interacting with AI. As has been frequently mentioned in this thread, one of the most pressing challenges is ...

You're right to point out that people in similar environments don’t all make the same choices. But one doesn’t become a woke activist simply by making...

The emergence of new forms or possibilities of life should not be celebrated simply because they appear novel or transgressive. Instead, we should mea...

Indeed, this may constitute the central problem of Nietzsche’s project of revaluation. On one hand, nihilism marks the collapse of transcendent founda...

Your point raises a fundamental question about the status and value of thymotic desire under the conditions of late capitalism. It seems we share the ...

Let me re-formulate your questions: Is activism an effect of an involuntary process of subjectivation (i.e. “one can’t help it”)? Does this process al...

In principle, I agree with your general evaluation of contemporary activism, which may also help qualify the nature of “wokeness.” However, the notion...

It is an interesting observation, but it has two controversial theses. First, that neoliberalism is a completed project with no real internal challeng...

Sartre, Lacan, and Althusser present various views on the structural embeddedness of social inscription. But they all suggest that the subject’s desir...

We are still here in this thread because what is commonly referred to as “wokeness” concerns all of us. We consider this issue to be urgently importan...

@"Leontiskos"@"Joshs"@"Count Timothy von Icarus" Even in writing here, we likely operate under the same general conditions that enable and reinforce w...

@"Leontiskos" It is an idealized interpretation of Deleuze’s concept of the line of flight. A line of flight is not necessarily liberatinary or revolu...

Great—likely, we’re now much closer to a more nuanced and developed approach to the phenomenon of wokeness. What you describe as “neglect is volitiona...

You're right—and that's likely why I introduced a new example myself: the case of Eichmann. But in truth, we don't need more examples; we're already o...

I agree with all your points, they are excellent. However, they remain at a primarily descriptive level and lack a sufficient explanatory power. This ...

@"Leontiskos"@"Joshs" There isn’t just one such situation in life; on the contrary, we often live in a way that requires making decisions instantly, w...

These quotes show a philosophical divergence between Protevi’s approach and Deleuze and Guattari’s philosophy of subjectivity. For Protevi, agency and...

This post outlines your overall perspective on wokeness. It begins by a confusion between affect and feeling, and then opposes this conflated notion t...

"There is no Nietzsche-the-self, professor of philology, who suddenly loses his mind and supposedly identifies with all sorts of strange people; rathe...

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Thank you for sharing this article. It looks interesting and relevant, and I’ll definitely read it. As far as I know, none of the known contemporary s...

I’ve read only one work by Brassier on Deleuze, in ‘A Thousand Plateaus and Philosophy’, so I’m not familiar with his overall perspective on Deleuze. ...

In principle, you are correct. However, the 2018 Kavanaugh hearing is a paradigmatic example of a triumphant woke spectacle. And it perfectly illustra...

I agree with you that wokeness is not a transitory phenomenon, and it is not about traditionally understood durable power. What matters more are the u...

@"Leontiskos" Thank you for your posts and for sharing your reflections on my OP and other posts in this thread. I’d like to clarify a few of my perso...

Thank you for your responses. Btw, I’ll respond to your second point about the role of affect in the context of wokism later. However, I disagree with...

Critics argue that emotional discomfort has become a trigger for restricting speech, displacing debate with moral claims based solely on feeling hurt ...

But what is your assessment of the academic content of this video—especially considering that Snyder is a leading scholar on fascism and Nazi Germany?

For Deleuze, Foucault’s philosophical project started within epistemology: “He actually started with an epistemology, or with an attempt to construct ...

It appears that your critique misrepresents the intent and scope of my argument. I do not attempt to re-inscribe a metaphysical binary between reason ...

I will answer. Btw, I would appreciate your response to my previous post:

In the case of wokeness, the issue is not one of disagreement or misunderstanding. Rather, it lies in the complete blurring of boundaries between the ...

I understand and respect your position. Yet, contemporary moral discourse has undergone a dramatic transformation. The imperative to understand others...

Your position likely aligns closely with Slavoj Žižek’s perspective on wokeness. Žižek argues that wokeness operates as a form of ideological displace...

Indeed, I have attempted to analyze wokeness through the lens of Deleuze and Foucault’s theories of power. Contrary to your point, however, I do not b...

Fukuyama’s desire to restore classical liberalism underestimates how thoroughly power has migrated away from the institutions and norms that liberalis...

You raise some of the most difficult and thought-provoking questions about wokeness. Why do so many intelligent and educated individuals deeply believ...

That is partially correct. However, the defining feature of our contemporary condition is that we can no longer rely automatically on the continuity o...

When we engage in contemporary online or identity politics discourse, the very act of speaking subjects us to the same conditions that shape what is c...

There are diverse philosophical, literary, and psychological approaches that reject the notion of memory as a passive faculty of involuntary recollect...

From the perspective of the embodied and embedded mind, memory and recollection are not seen solely as private, internal processes occurring within th...

As @"Asthrophel" noted, there are different perspectives on the nature of the present moment. For Deleuze, the present moment is the result of a synth...

You are correct. For example, Deleuze's analyses of time do involve a violation. His syntheses of time operate as a framework in which subjective time...

This question is indeed both interesting and important. Gilles Deleuze elaborates on Bergson’s notion of duration in a way that may help us understand...

Let me clarify my view on the relationship between subjective and objective time. Subjective time highlights the mind’s role in constructing and exper...

For Bergson, the actual refers to the reality we directly experience now. Differently, the virtual designates past experiences or memories that are no...

You are correct that no measurement exists outside of conscious temporary awareness. However, Bergson did not completely reject objective time. He dif...

@"Warfarer" Thank you for your thoughtful responses to my post. Your argument highlights that our experience and awareness of time are rooted in the p...

Let me consider your argument in P4. It implies that if subjective time exists, it would be contained within the conscious mind, as though it’s someth...