C. B. Robertson

C. B. Robertson, a writer and philosopher known for his works on virtue and historical context, joins the discussion on the striker archetype. They dive into the significance of the striker as a foundational figure in leadership and politics, particularly how warrior leaders make more impactful decisions. C. B. highlights the importance of shared risk among leaders and explores the concept of combat credibility. The conversation also touches on striking as a personality trait, the essence of mastery in skills, and the philosophical dynamics of courage and honor among warriors.

Join philosophical writer C. B. Robertson, author of *The Hero and the Man*, and Agnitor (Drew Voer), a participant in masculine ideals discussions, as they explore the concept of a 'good death'. They challenge transhumanist views, emphasizing the importance of embracing mortality while preparing for death with dignity, reminiscent of the samurai. The hosts dissect cherished cultural narratives, and the impact of death on legacy, bravery in facing threats, and the stark contrast between fantasies of an epic exit and the realities of life’s final act.