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Well I talk to my family and friends about woke culture, we all know exactly what each other is talking about. You asserting that the thing we're talking about
by Dig1t 3y ago
Well I talk to my family and friends about woke culture, we all know exactly what each other is talking about. You asserting that the thing we're talking about doesn't exist is just you being a bigot.
>Forming huge ideas about the nature of the world based on our personal experiences is generally a pretty terrible idea.
Basing ones understanding of the world on lived experience is the only way humans learn anything. That's how we as humans live our lives and make decisions. I'm not even talking about the world, I'm just talking about a city in which I spent a lot of time.
- cmh89 3y ago>Well I talk to my family and friends about woke culture, we all know exactly what each other is talking about. I'm guessing you have very similar views. > You asserting that the thing we're talking about doesn't exist is just you being a bigot. Look bud, you don't need to have an emotional reaction to this. I'm not saying you can't call things you don't like 'woke', I'm just saying its intellectual gibberish. It's a fill in word that only means you don't like something. It has no larger meaning or even a static definition. The idea that just talking about something means it exists is the level of thought I'd associate with people who also buy into the idea that 'woke culture' exists. >Basing ones understanding of the world on lived experience is the only way humans learn anything. That is astoundingly untrue. Like painfully untrue.