Contemporary Nihilisms: From the Death of God to the Death of Reason
The article discusses the philosophical shifts from the death of God through the death of man to the death of reason in Western modernity.
Nietzsche and Nihilism: Key Elements to Understand the Crisis of Modern Life
The article explores Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophical stance on nihilism, shedding light on its implications for modern life.
The neoterrorism of the notable
The article discusses Jeffrey Epstein's connections with powerful figures and the implications of his depraved behaviors, revealing a disturbing normalization of such acts in circles of power.
The New American Dream: Break the World, Then We'll See
The article discusses the nihilistic sentiment in the U.S. where both support for Donald Trump and opposition Democrats is dwindling, leading to a desire for destruction of the current order.
Today's Phrase, Friedrich Nietzsche: "Sometimes people do not want to hear the truth"
This article discusses Friedrich Nietzsche's insight about people's resistance to accepting uncomfortable truths, emphasizing his influential philosophical ideas.
Washington Post: A frightening phenomenon of extremism sweeping the United States
The Washington Post highlights a new form of violent nihilistic extremism affecting the U.S., marking a shift from traditional ideological motives for mass violence.
A True Provocateur
The article discusses the role of provocation in art, specifically through the works of Kiefer, and critiques the nihilism prevalent in contemporary culture.
Everyone is sharing a 20-year-old penguin video. Why?
A viral trend has emerged on social media centered around a 20-year-old video of a solitary penguin, symbolizing resilience and unique nihilism as viewers relate it to their own feelings of uncertainty.
Nihilism and Islamism the Threats to Freedom
The decision of New York's new Muslim mayor, Zorah Mamdani, to take his oath on the Quran rather than the Bible has sparked reactions, particularly from conservatives who argue that the Quran does not belong to American tradition, despite the evolving nature of traditions over time.