> For example I don't think any of the philosophers usually called "postmodernists" have actually argued for the type of moral relativism you're describing The

> For example I don't think any of the philosophers usually called "postmodernists" have actually argued for the type of moral relativism you're describing They openly reject the notion of aiming towards objective truth and replace it with building ideas that are better at changing power structures. There's a good reason why people are even considering 2+2=5 as an actual hypothesis. Even if they didn't espouse those radical views themselves, it's not hard to see that they laid the framework for it.