>Well woke culture does seem to exist since so many people talk about it, Lots of people talk about a flat Earth but that doesn't mean a flat earth exists Als

>Well woke culture does seem to exist since so many people talk about it, Lots of people talk about a flat Earth but that doesn't mean a flat earth exists Also, 'people talk about it' is hilarious. The only people who talk about it are right-wingers who are trying get their base riled up. There is no serious academic work that supports the idea that 'woke culture' exists. It's clowns like Tucker who profit off the culture war that continue to talk about it. > and it has its own term in our lexicon. It's an undefined term. >I could give you a million examples of it, but I think you already know what it is. That's literally the point of the term. You could give examples of ideas and things you don't like, and because 'woke' has no definition, it's just based purely on your opinion. Like the game of baseball is well-defined. If I asked you what you consider the game of baseball to be, it would be mostly the same as what I consider baseball. We'd agree that there are nine players on the field. We'd agree that it's played with a ball, etc. We might disagree on strategy, or what the rules should be, but the basics are well defined. That's not the case with 'woke'. Your definition of the basic parameters of 'woke culture' would probably differ from even other people who believe in 'woke culture'. That's why you are defaulting to examples, because it's just going to be a list of things you don't like, which is the essence of the word. It's a empty box for which intellectually lazy or unable people put all the ideas they don't/can't understand or don't agree with. >You are right, all I have are anecdotes Forming huge ideas about the nature of the world based on our personal experiences is generally a pretty terrible idea.