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Great essay, but it doesn't really support your point. Umberto is saying that the inconsistency doesn't matter. Also all human systems are inconsistent and non
by robocat 2y ago
Great essay, but it doesn't really support your point. Umberto is saying that the inconsistency doesn't matter.
Also all human systems are inconsistent and none are perfectly rational. Your point is illogical.
From essay:
But in spite of this fuzziness, I think it is possible to outline a list of features that are typical [of Fascism]
These features cannot be organized into a system; many of them contradict each other
- thrance 2y agoI think that's what I meant? I probably didn't convey it well enough, I'm not a native speaker. Indeed, no human is perfectly rational, we are not vulcans. But fascists have to believe in pretty big lies that directly oppose material reality, in a way that I don't see often elsewhere.