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Codes & Themes w/wo Theoretical Memos
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@TarynSnidarich [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [04]: @thomaschattwill highlights the deep-seated divisions in society and emphasizes the need for a unifying national identity that transcends racial and ethnic differences.
Watch full episode here- [URL redacted]
#jordanpeterson #woke #america [URL redacted]
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@TarynSnidarich [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [04]: Exploring the potential consequences of an AI-driven future and universal basic income, TCW delves into the question of whether we might lose aspects of our identity and meaning in a work-free society.
Watch full episode here- [URL redacted]
#jordanpeterson #woke [URL redacted]
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@CoraStachura [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [02]: The Atlantic
You Can’t Define Woke
The word is not a viable descriptor for anyone who is critical of the many serious excesses of the left yet remains invested in reaching beyond their own echo chamber.
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#woke #WokeAgenda [URL redacted]
#MagazineUSTheAtlanticThomasChattertonWilliams "An important further complication to this debate is that as the word woke migrated from Black American slang to common usage, the critics of the social-justice ideologues the term denotes came to rely on their own esoteric jargon. Now they can barely communicate what, precisely, they find problematic about 'wokeness' and wish to correct. Hence, they end up using this word as an epithet to refer--vaguely--to seemingly anything changing in the culture that they don't like. That is the critique they open themselves up to, in any event." [digital archives]
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