/lit/ - Literature

>>18669787
C'mon, mane some people here take him too seriously because they've never had to show up to work early everyday and thus think the meaning of life is some objective truth you can reach through some method of spiritual guidance; it is the bourgeois gateway to failure by EXCELLENCE to do so. However, I think that the criticisms that Julio here is making are not totally unfounded, they come from a genuine concern for the world, it might be inconsequential in the grand scheme of things but that there are people even interested in this man's work shows that his interest in the "art of change" as I like to think of it may have some effect in the world. What little I have actually studied from Ebola Evola reads like a struggle Weininger at times but I think that to call him impotent or any shitty buzzwords like "misogynistic" or "backwards" does not make service to any meaningful critique of this man's arguments.

What people get out of this perhaps might be dangerous but in a world where risk is becoming more and more absorbed by cybernetics, you could at least try to take his work with a whole mine of salt and say..."Maybe?"

>>18554009
Wilde had a wife, make your point. Woolf had a thing with Vita Sackville-West (another writer) who was in an open marriage with sir Harold Nicolson, diplomat of the United Kingdom in Iran who was also bisexual. Fucking who you want doesn't mean you can't do other things you like btw...