/lit/ - Literature

Gaze upon the face of evil.

your excuses on why haven't you taken the clearpill yet?

the boss of contemporary political philosophy

What blogs can you recommend

What blogs you can recommend?

if not moldbug then who is the most original thinker of our time?

>>17916335
kek no. you will never be red pilled leftypol faggot.
https://www.unqualified-reservations.org/2013/01/noam-chomsky-killed-aaron-swartz/
>Y’all can blame who you like for Aaron’s suicide. I blame Noam Chomsky, whose supercharged blue pills have devastated kilotons of innocent young brains as a regrettable side effect of winning Professor Chomsky enormous fame and wealth. The typical teenage victim knows, with every bone in his naturally rebellious body, that he’s grown up in Plato’s cave. Our Professor, renowned the world over but especially in Venezuela, agrees! And helpfully guides his innocent charge to an oddly well-lit shaft in the back of the cave which leads down to… an even deeper cave. Coach Sandusky had nothin’ on him.

Most important recent or contemporary writers by politics
>Mainstream left & liberal
Robin DiAngelo
>other left
Mark fisher
>right
Curtis yarvin

He will be the Marx of NRx. Who will be its Lenin?

Is there a chart for neoreactionary literature? If not, maybe we should make one. So far I've read:
>Moldbug - An Open Letter to an Open Minded Progressive
>Carlyle - On Hero Worship
>Nick Land - Dark Enlightenment
>de Jouvenel - On Power
> Hoppe - Democracy: The God That Failed
>Schmitt - Political Theology
What would you add to this list?

What exactly is he? A libertarian? An ancap? A monarchist? A neo-reactionary?

How can one singular man make both the left and right seethe so much?

The Man Who Sold The World

>>16551780
This.

The enlightened understand Nietzsche was talking about the God known as Democracy, and how we have killed it.

He's right but I hate how utterly irrelevant he is in today's political landscape. I hope his upcoming book changes that.

BAP
Moldbug
Land

That's all I know but people like this are going to steer the right in the next decade once larping fascism falls out of popularity and opportunistic populists like Trump aren't nearly enough to stem the tide of commies anymore.

I think they call them the Dissident Right, as opposed to the Alt-right which has failed.

>>16180853
Thiel is also influenced by Moldbug.

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>>16173880
This. Also, read Mencius Moldbug.

That's an interesting perspective OP but I'd be willing to bet that you'd be interested in engaging with some of Curtis Yarvin's works, who goes by the pen name Mencius Moldbug, who has incidentally influenced shrewd master philosopher and fellow accelerationist Nick Land. I believe it would be beneficial for you to peruse his masterstroke known as Neocameralism, a political system for the 21st century, in which people are ruled by sovereign corporations enabled by an all-encompassing patchwork system that demands free exit to all inhabitants of the sovcorp, as well as competition among all the sovcorps in attempting to align the interests of the product distributor and the product consumer.

Here are some short primers to get you started:
https://oldnicksite.wordpress.com/tag/neocameralism/
https://jacobitemag.com/2017/05/25/a-quick-and-dirty-introduction-to-accelerationism/

I'm not entirely sure OP but I'd be willing to bet that they've engaged with some of Curtis Yarvin's works, who goes by the pen name Mencius Moldbug, who has incidentally influenced shrewd master philosopher Nick Land. I believe they've perused his masterstroke known as Neocameralism, a political system for the 21st century, in which people are ruled by sovereign corporations enabled by an all-encompassing patchwork system that demands free exit to all inhabitants of the sovcorp, as well as competition among all the sovcorps in attempting to align the interests of the product distributor and the product consumer.