Don't you give me that postmodern bullshit.

There is truth.

There is truth.

Don't call a mule a stallion.

A quote by Carol Plum Usy.

The Ultimate Guide to Postmodernism, Part 2.

Now we get to the gold.

Now we're answering the question of not just what postmodernism is,

but more importantly, most importantly, where is postmodernism right and where is it wrong?

We're going to look at every single way it's right and wrong. We're going to look at every limitation, abuse, and problem of postmodernism, and of course by extension modernism, because you can't understand one without understanding the other.

What I find is rare in these discussions about postmodernism is you can find a lot of discussions, philosophical sorts,

online about postmodern thinkers, and they can explain postmodernism to you, but in the end, after consuming all of that content, assuming it's not just a total straw manning of postmodernism, which is even more prevalent, assuming you're actually consuming some sort of like more academic, genuine considerations of postmodern philosophy, at the end of that, you're going to be left completely in the dark

about what's really true in regards to postmodernism in reality.

Like, where is it going right? Where is it going wrong?

You're not going to know this.

You could take years of college philosophy classes and you still won't know this,

because they're just going to leave leave it up in the air like well

This is what postmodern thinkers say and this is what modern thinkers say and it's like you know you make up your mind

But in reality this is such complex and difficult and self-deceptive terrain that you're not going to be able to make up your mind

It takes years of contemplating this stuff,

and it really takes transhuman levels of consciousness to be able to make sense of the limits

of postmodernism, because postmodernists don't understand their own limits, and modernists don't

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