Comments by "CynicalBroadcast" (@CynicalBastard) on "Postmodernism is Just a Corporatized Celebration of Ugliness and Decadence" video.
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There is a reason modern architecture is "rootless" i.e. devoid of any cultural influence. Just like post-modernism in general, the goal is to destroy distinct cultures, and replace them with a nihilistic, globalist consumer society.
Only partially true. Modernism is that which you describe, which is intrinsically attached to Postmodernism. Postmodernism is simply a return to form, in the sense of the Architect having their own personal "spin" on the work, a la, Classical Architects, that is to say, the biggin's whom made the Great Works, like the Sistine Chapel, for example. But the thing is, the "personal spin" is no long engendered with the longing, for say...God...or some higher power. Now it's about "Art" (a fairly abstract concept that I think most people have a crack at but aren't very good at it...Postmodernist 'art' is mostly just..."Pop art & design" and then it's like "whoa conceptual" but it's more like just pretentious and not very woo'ing unless you're already either a simpleton or just a louse who WISHES they were an artists but could never be...) and it's about "making a statement", and it oft times is ugly- though corporate structures have always been the same, big and ugly, PoMo seems to make fun of that, in architecture, outside of corporate buildings, which is still ugly. But HOMES on the otherhand, can be quite nice...see there are distinctions there. Wright houses for example (modernist) are spectacular....but the corporate buildings...always ugly.
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Yeah, I make that distinction in my video on Postmodernism, saying that Post-Structuralists often get conflated with being "postmodernists" even if they only are in some self-prescribed or pre-prescribed fashion. Like Foucault, ok...is he really Postmodernist? I mean, if I look, on Wikpedia or any other source, there is no mention of Postmodernism; only in this silly article from "Powercube" written seemingly anon, where right off the bat "...the French Postmodernist..." No he isn't. This person who wrote that article just ASSUMES....and if/when Foucault claims it, then i'll change my mind, but that's besides the point...so we are basically on the same page, you and I, Iam Bob...by the way, are you Security Of Mainframe Bob...or...?
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Dude, I know, it's retarded garbage- that shit might have been edgy in the 70s but it's outdated...Feminism came up with that shit, too. Sure it's of "postmodernity", as in the era...but I don't see how it pertains to Postmodernist philosophy, at all- and postmodernism IS a philosophy. In and of itself, and within Architecture (as alluded by Styx, and I am actually, upon thinking about it, leaning more towards Styx's opinion regarded that), and within Literature (often misattributed to writers whom don't claim to be 'postmodernists') -- I guess what Styx is saying is fundamentally true, but no one even talks about the conflation going on here. I ask people to name me one Postmodernist philosopher that ascribes to "patriarchy", or "32 genders" that isn't also a VEHEMENT Feminist/Gender Studies Guru (which is more like Sociology, don't you think? Conflict Theory/Critical Theory...Structuralists/Post-Structuralists...all of these things get conflated to mean "Postmodernism", but I defy anyone to tell me of any of the OLD (late 50's, early 60's) Postmodernists, or tell me how the theory of Language Games is wrong (the Feminists and Gender Guru's love that shit, and people love debunking it, because you CAN deconstruct language...but NOT Biological FACT...HAHA, THEIR fuck up- they don't know of what they even speak! And the "skeptics" don't even realize they are tackling this with Language Games to PROVE their assertions (that Biological Fact is not able to be "Deconstructed"- not by the means they wish...they can only hope to assign Gender Roles LINGUISTICALLY, but that's it...(and the law issues, if you are thinking i'm anti-Peterson-fucking-telling-them-to-fuck-theirselves, you'd be wrong; that shit, legally speaking, disturbs me. But the morality involved also does to- I dislike vehemently hateful and vile people, on any side of any debate.) Sorry for the ramble- the only way to get my thoughts out on this subject, it makes my head spin. I think the WORD Postmodernism is STUPID. Anyways, Metamodernism is the new thing now, and people should focus, at LEAST, on BOTH, and have a dialectic debate about the merits of disabusing people of either/or, for the sake that they are the most prevalent. Modernism is also ATTACHED to Postmodernism, intrinsically, I might add. It should all be critiqued, but NOT CONFLATED- just like fucking White Nationalists (whomever they may be) shouldn't be conflated with Supremacists or Nazis;...the logic i'm applying there is the same I apply the absent-minded misuse (or OVERUSE) of the damn stupid word Postmodernism. It's just Stupid.
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I WILL grant that, you are correct. My main contention is his semantics (after all logic and language are intrinsically tied, so...), I question his use of the term and conflation with so many other fields and schools of thought, that do NOT pertain to postmodernism. But the issues he is addressing are dire, indeed. We all, at the very least, know him for the whole "Misgendering" debacle. So i'll admit it...yeah, my beef is mainly semantic. But it's an important distinction to make, it's making a huge conflagration of misuse, of the term, and of many another term's conflation with the term. Marxism...peh...Um...no. It's not the SAME as PoMo like so many people suggest after listening to Peterson. Other than that, I love his lectures, like I said. (Maybe some people, because of the schools conflation of terms, TOO, are to blame just the same? I've said it before, and now again, if I study Marxism and I conflate that with the capitalism I am critiquing through that Marxist lens, I am not really correct in asserting that that "Capitalism" i'm critiquing is still "Capitalism" after running the study through such a Marxist lens of thought.)
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