BeholdTheArctopus Archive

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4	why did it take so long to realize that sexual liberalism failed lots of people? Postmodern is a tricky term to use because it has association with pretty much every field of non-scientific thought from the 60s onward. In this context it refers in general to the tearing down of "objectivity," or tearing down of our ages-old conceptions of gender/sexuality. Specifically: Deconstruction and critical (leading to queer) theory are two methods of thought that much postmodern "critique" is based on. Read any of the thousands of feminist or queer theory critiques of norms related t…	/r/TheRedPill	20/05/15 05:31 AM
1	The Red Pill, You & Morality Right but what is the win condition for these simulations? Maximizing some measure of gain? Further, how can we extrapolate this to ethics, and what is "optimal" in that case? It's not hard to find communities where tit for tat is sub-optimal when personal gain isn't considered "winning". For instance, in places where the majority prioritize and reward the value of virtuous/ethical behavior over personal gain (Mormon communities come to mind). With regard to /u/illimitableman's post and worldvie…	/r/TheRedPill	19/05/15 05:56 AM
-1	The Red Pill, You & Morality What are the conditions for 'winning'?	/r/TheRedPill	18/05/15 07:40 PM