We are currently bombarded with the aberrant claims of fashionable slave drivers who call themselves post-modernists, radical environmentalist, post-humanist, and other popular aberrations. In a recent interview on C-SPAN, a post-humanist said that the best way to save the environment is to have a world with no people. No wonder our prospective jurors and college graduates can't tell the difference between philosophy and Philadelphia or truth and illusion, much less appearance and reality. Read Full : Making Sense in the Age of Post-Intelligibility
Thursday, 28 July 2011
Making Sense in the Age of Post-Intelligibility - Intellectual Conservative
We are currently bombarded with the aberrant claims of fashionable slave drivers who call themselves post-modernists, radical environmentalist, post-humanist, and other popular aberrations. In a recent interview on C-SPAN, a post-humanist said that the best way to save the environment is to have a world with no people. No wonder our prospective jurors and college graduates can't tell the difference between philosophy and Philadelphia or truth and illusion, much less appearance and reality. Read Full : Making Sense in the Age of Post-Intelligibility