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Also don't call everything right of center Fascist because it dilutes the term and turns a [[political]] discussion into an [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem ad hominem] attack. You get annoyed when they call you a [[Communist]] because you want [[universal health care]] so set a better example for discourse and seize the moral high ground. | Also don't call everything right of center Fascist because it dilutes the term and turns a [[political]] discussion into an [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem ad hominem] attack. You get annoyed when they call you a [[Communist]] because you want [[universal health care]] so set a better example for discourse and seize the moral high ground. | ||
{{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzHLPnGuVSQ?t=60||center||frame}} | == Fibonazis == | ||
A faction of [[crypto-bros]] in the [[wikipedia:Intellectual_dark_web|intellectual dark web]] use many of the same arguments from [[self-organization]], [[emergence]], and [[evolutionary]] [[psychology]] to promote rigid [[hierarchies]] as [[natural]] (therefore good) phenomenon. This leads them to seriously anti-[[democratic]] and anti-[[humanist]] [[philosophies]]. [[Jordan Peterson]], [[wikipedia:Peter_Thiel|Peter Thiel]] and [[wikipedia:Eric_Weinstein|Eric Weinstein]] are examples of this. Though [[neologisms]] are discouraged, this [[wiki]] cannot help but call the [[mirror world]] [[doppelgangers]] of [[chaos theory]] ''Fibonazis.''{{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzHLPnGuVSQ?t=60||center||frame}} | |||
Revision as of 22:10, 15 January 2025
Fascism is bad. Don't be Fascist.
Also don't call everything right of center Fascist because it dilutes the term and turns a political discussion into an ad hominem attack. You get annoyed when they call you a Communist because you want universal health care so set a better example for discourse and seize the moral high ground.
Fibonazis
A faction of crypto-bros in the intellectual dark web use many of the same arguments from self-organization, emergence, and evolutionary psychology to promote rigid hierarchies as natural (therefore good) phenomenon. This leads them to seriously anti-democratic and anti-humanist philosophies. Jordan Peterson, Peter Thiel and Eric Weinstein are examples of this. Though neologisms are discouraged, this wiki cannot help but call the mirror world doppelgangers of chaos theory Fibonazis.