

s07e40 | How "Woke Right" Misses the Marx, with Dark (Moist) Hegel
Jan 15, 2025
Dark (Moist) Hegel, a sharp-witted online commentator, joins the conversation to conduct a political vibe check on today's hyper-online discourse. They explore the distractions of political apathy and the complexities of the 'woke right' alongside identity politics. Delving into how bureaucracy impacts ideological conflicts, they examine the nuances of racial identity and historical trauma. Hegel critiques the evolution of social media's role in shaping political discourse, highlighting the implications of cancel culture and online identities in a polarized society.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Navigating Distraction and Political Apathy
01:41 • 2min
Navigating the 'Woke Right' and Identity Politics
03:31 • 24min
Ideologies, Bureaucracy, and Trust
27:51 • 13min
Navigating Racial Identity and Historical Trauma
41:06 • 14min
Exploring the Connection Between Appearance and Personality
54:40 • 3min
Navigating Online Identities and Political Discourse
57:27 • 27min
Navigating AI in Legal Landscapes
01:24:42 • 14min
Exploring Post-Secularity and the Rise of New Belief Systems
01:38:21 • 3min
The Friend-Enemy Distinction in Political Discourse
01:41:35 • 2min
The Journey of Theosis and Faith
01:43:58 • 17min
Names, Plants, and Laughter
02:00:37 • 4min