Why not?

Nah because I thought your pfp wasn't correlated to your ideology

Nietszche simply looks outstanding regardless.

Mhm

I dont belong to an ideology though

I know

I guess you can say Im nietzschean though. But I havent even read his books yet. Just some lectures and I read a little bit. I wouldnt consider myself to a single ideology, but take different principals from different ideologies and philosophies.

But yeah I dont belong to an ideology.

"consider myself to a single ideology, "

wat

part of*

yo Mr. E i think you have no say no one is in an ideology since concepts just don't work, no?

@nagarjuna Mr. E is just going through his JBP phase

thats peterson right

@nagarjuna what?

And no Im not going through an imaginary "phase"

And what does this have to do with me liking peterson anyway?

Concepts can work though.

That's why I take different principals from different ideologies and philosophies

I was asking the other guy is JBP means Jordan peterson

I guess it is, that's all

I do agree that Marxism is also identity politics, but all politics is

In the sense of relying on the logic of identity/difference

"we are so-and-so, we have attribute X. We are against other group Y because they have attribute Z"

I never said it wasnt.

Although ideologies dont accurately represent the individuals entire philosophy

It only represents the groups common interests and principals.

Which is why I dont belong to a philosophy. My beliefs just arent that simplistic

Or basic

And I know, I was asking @DOLBATIC about JP not you @nagarjuna

Well you asked me "what?" I was clarifying what I thought you wanted clarified. And I was just laying out my understanding above

I asked what to what you said about ideology and concepts not peterson.

So do you see yourself as in a social group with common interests and principles?

I was asking Tavernist why he thought JP as relevant.

No

I guess nietzscheans and existentialists are the closest but thats only to some of my principles

So I wouldnt really say Im one of the two groups

Word I meant that the concepts people use to define themselves don't really mean what they think they mean. Ideologies are always simplifications of the world, it comes down to the idea that language doesn't really convey truth or meaning in the way many think it does

True.

@Mr. X Suckle my cuckle

No u