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| ▲ | aguaviva a year ago | parent [-] | | No (and I don't see much value in hypotheticals, generally). | | |
| ▲ | medo-bear a year ago | parent [-] | | Ok | | |
| ▲ | aguaviva a year ago | parent [-] | | I still don't get what the "concern" is supposed to be. That Nietzsche's worldview was intrinsically fascist (or proto-fascist)? | | |
| ▲ | medo-bear a year ago | parent [-] | | > Nietzsche's worldview was intrinsically fascist (or proto-fascist) Well done for seeing the truth | | |
| ▲ | aguaviva a year ago | parent [-] | | Like video games cause violence, I guess. | | |
| ▲ | medo-bear a year ago | parent [-] | | Philosophy is written to inform your world view, video games are made for your entertainment. I think if you are a going to base your world view on any video game it is going to be quite concerning. For example if you take Super Mario as your world view you might start consuming shrooms, jumping on enemies heads, and lighting them on fire | | |
| ▲ | aguaviva a year ago | parent [-] | | And if you go that route then it's on you, not Super Mario. Or because of anything intrinsic to the latter's Weltanschauung. |
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