https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xN2ZGSX0cIE
>I hope I will be alive, at least me with my heart problems, 10 years from now
tfw Zizek is gonna die within our lifetimes
>>9524179
Reposting from the other thread.
He's the only leftist I have respect for, and he's pretty much the last of the 20th century vanguard left.
>>9524179
Mortality is a scary idea when you are old. At least there is the comfort that you lived long enough to age.
>>9524179
Yes, unless you're extremely elderly or live a really poor lifestyle.
>>9524188
what about badiou?
>>9524187
Thanks for this. The thing about "eagerly taking up works that will only be relevant for a month" is spot-on; I remember delving into Comradely Greetings during the Sochi olympics and the two went together in a way you couldn't get afterward
>>9524247
He's a Maoist. How can you even take him seriously?
>>9524179
Good to see him endorse Hitler as a natural reaction to the degenerate Weimar Republic.
>>9524187
>who could possible be the most popular anti-capitalist popular
Looks that whoever made it put in a lot of effort.
I need to see this debate happen before either of them die or retire
>>9524406
At the very least I'd like to hear what Zizek has to say about Peterson.
He will be 78 in 10 years. at least he is being realistic
>>9524414
>15 minutes of snorting and picking on his shirt
How about he writes about it instead
>>9524416
yeah *sniff* that works too
>>9524406
I don't get "debates". Its always just people talking through each other.
>>9524414
Certainly. And vice versa
I think, if they found much significant conflict, Peterson would be better as criticizing the general meta-beliefs of Zizek and Zizek would be better at tackling the foundational specifics that prop Peterson's beliefs up. That seems to be where their strengths each lie
>>9524418
Maybe, but they can still say some really interesting shit anyways. Mainly I just want some help exploring the relationship between two belief systems I find interesting
>>9524441
He should be though. He has some highly relevant ideas and, although it ventures into self-help territory, really great advice for the modern aimless youth
The people you see spamming him either don't actually share /pol/'s common views or don't understand/don't actually listen to his work
>>9524445
>ventures
lol
>>9524452
Maybe not the perfect use of that word but "wanders" doesn't fit what I was trying to say
>>9524179
>tfw you die in Zizek's lifetime
>>9524452
"borders on self-help," there you go
>>9524475
Are you not familiar what phrase? Do you only read dictionaries or something?
>>9524483
This is sad so I will help you out: that's not what I was getting at. But it's nice to have a confirmation that his fanbase is made of morons like I've suspected.
>>9524492
Says the man who is under the impression that acting cryptic and devious makes him appear smart to everyone else
How convenient for you that you were able to deduce that without addressing a single belief or position
>>9524505
Other anon here, nothing cryptic about that post.
>>9524510
I understand that he was implying that Peterson is 100% self help but he did it in the most obnoxious way imaginable
>>9524516
Try watching one of his videos, maybe he will help you out with your hurt feelings.
>>9524528
You have ten seconds to start jogging before I floss your teeth with a tire iron, cowboy
>>9524505
he was saying that peterson is legit self help and doesnt just border on it, which is true. peterson is a psychologist and if you knew anything about a lot of the things he talks about, you'd realize that he spouts flagrantly incorrect nonsense. im pretty sure his book is a joke in the academic community as well, but i haven't read it. listening to him talk about nietzsche is certainly funny, though. not so good if you'd like to learn, but if you wanna pop off the shoes and have a giggle after work, the talks are great.
>>9524560
>flagrantly incorrect nonsense.
Examples? Not doubting at all, honestly asking
>>9524461
>having others carry that weight
>>9524560
Oh and before you answer, I'm well aware of his shaky grasp of post-modernism vs post-structuralism and what they both are at their base.
What about psychology specifically is he wrong about?
>>9524563
Not that guy but his posts about Godel's incompleteness theorems were hilarious.
>>9524581
On his Twitter? That thing is a disaster, I have no interest in it. The man doesn't know much about conduct online
>>9524587
A pants on head retarded opinion is still a pants on head retarded opinion.
>>9524589
True enough, good point. In one lecture he started actually saying that the forces of the universe somehow reward you for honesty. I lost a good chunk of respect for him after that one
>>9524563
>>9524573
sorry, on my phone so messages are hard. i dont think hes not taken seriously in the psychologist academic community. hes a professional there. but he tends, very frequently, to give opinions outside of psychology. and thats where he makes an error.
i didnt mean to imply hes not a professional in psychology. his advice is probably good! sleep, exercise, have a routine, have friends, etc.
but his philosophy is pretty awful. you can google search it i think. sorry that i cant give an adequate answer, but it took me like 5 minutes to type this.
academics with dumb opinions on things outside their fields is not rare, but its quite bad when he has such a rabid fanbase and he kinda just misinforms them.
>>9524604
Ah okay, I see what you meant. He does end up looking foolish at times when he steps too far out of his expertise but I think philosophy (more of a psychoanalytic theory) is pretty damn solid and coherent
>to efficiently cooperate, humans sacrifice individuality for "rules" which can manifest in culture, manners, customs, actual rules for games, etc
>these mutually agreed upon rules allow you to somewhat accurately predict and map out the behavior of others, even people you haven't met (pretty much Hobbes' social contract)
>men who rise to the top of any given "game" using these rules are more likely to be selected by females and reproduce
>this process has been used in a form since the beginning of life, and has lead the most bare essence of these rules becoming biologically ingrained in us through selective breeding, which has manifested in the base notion of morality we see even in other species
>we as humans develop, process, and pass on these rules through story telling and religion, which essentially help us understand how to act and why in ways we can't articulate
I'm not doing it great justice but I see it as a perfectly useful way of thinking about morality and culture
>>9524621
*his philosophy
>>9524441
>he's not relevant because my feefees say so
>also /pol/ seems to like him. so he must be bad!
How does it feel to be a retarded troglodyte?
>>9524635
>he isn't relevant because only /pol/ posts him
ftfy
Also, hi /pol/
>>9524639
/pol/ is not the only one posting him
I'm glad you believe that though. Must make it easy to dismiss him without much effort
>>9524648
I know it and your initial post definitely confirms it.
>>9524653
Listen rough man, how about I come down there and knock you around a little bit? Introduce your leg bones to my good friend cinderblock?
>>9524639
That isn't true, but like I said, you're a retarded troglodyte.
>>9524669
I understand that you are desperate to stay relevant on this board in some way /pol/, but sadly it is.
>>9524655
what the fuck did you just fucking say about me
>>9524179
Good. Let the pussy die just like his beloved communism.
>>9524748
I'm gonna grab my cat o' nine tails and whip ye in the head, partner
>>9524763
Which head? ;)
>>9524769
when I'm through with ye you won't be able to tell, compadre
>>9524441
>anything that gets posted by people I don't like is wrong
consider suicide you worthless flesh bag
>>9524698
I see, not only are you a retarded troglodyte, but you're also a redditor. Well, I have some unfortunate news for you, but /lit/ isn't your echo chamber, nor is it your ideological battleground. I recommend leaving.
>>9524828
Your containment board is showing again. I'm not surprised that paterson's fans don't even have the mental prowess to conceal the fact that they are crossposters from that shithole.
>>9524828
Keep fighting the good fight, brother.
>>9524753
why are you posting that polack "journalist"? he's been totally exposed as a liar that made up all his "journalism". did you actually think that shit was real?
>>9524187
>no sublime object of ideology
>no ticklish subject
pls pick better žižu books
>>9524406
lmao zizek would cuck this hack
>>9524828
lmao this place has become so fucking braindead
>>9525920
It's a fucking starting guide you mong. If you really would start the average reader with the ticklish subject, you're probably a sperg.
>>9524188
>not respecting Debord and Pasolini
C'mon yo
>>9524179
Reminder that Zizek is a hack fraud and confirmed plagiarist.
http://withendemanndom.blogspot.com/2014/07/slavoj-zizek-philosophaster-and_9.html
>>9524179
Žižek stopped having original thoughts years ago. He's just repeating himself all the time now, might as well be dead already.
where does Elon Musk talk about capitalism? I can't find this anywhere
>>9524187
This is dumb, best books to start with are Looking Awry or Sublime Object of Ideology.
>>9524187
>marxist
>anti-capitalist
>"Once more into the famine, dear comrades, once more."
>>9524461
>tfw you will die in the Zizek timeline
>>9526700
Debord is dead though. I was referring to those who are alive. I actually liked Debord too. I've never heard of Pasolini though.
The fact that it's not mentioned in this thread that he basically talks about /pol/ around minute 30 makes me think nobody actually watched this
>>9527365
I think it's fairly clear that broken hearted people like Zizek and Land know about 4chan and probably lurk many boards. Some of them probably even troll right here, and I bet Zizek made many a post about Soros on /pol/ just to see what happens.
>>9527387
not really, /pol/ has projected itself out onto the entire internet by this point. You don''t need to go read the blueprint to observe the house it has built.
>>9527736
While this is true, I still believe many of them [sort of celebrities?] came in here before the Trump election and other major happenings. To be fair though, the only one I'm 90% sure of is Nick Land, he just reeks of this place.
>>9524406
There would be no debate. Peterson is an absolute fraud.
>>9527387
lol no. zizek is absurdly productive: endless lectures and tv appearances, several new books every year etc. it's precisely because he's not active online that this is possible. he's from an older generation that actually pours their frustrations and anxieties into actual work instead of just uselessly dissipating them into online shitposting and video games.