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A very necessary and lovely-written book

Revisado: 12-08-21

“Čeika did a really good job making his arguments,” was the first thing I thought of when I finished this book. It’s not supposed to fuse or synthesize together Nietzsche and Marx, as the author himself says, and I think the book is made the better for it. This book is more measuring the size/distance of a far object (in this case revolution, the improvement of our modern social relations and de-confusing ourselves from modern socio-political-economic dogma) by seeing it from two separate points, Nietzsche & Marx’s philosophies. The best thing about this book is building a bridge for fans of one of these philosophers to learn about the other, as some circles of both philosopher’s fans think there is a conflict, when really that conflict is due to Nazi vibes confusing us on Nietzsche and Stalinist vibes confusing us on Marx. The answers for humanity moving forward aren’t all here, but a good amount of the book aims well and hits true. Very happy I bought this on the recommendation of my buddy Dack, check out his YT channel “The Overwritten Report,” where we will probably talk a bit on this book one day maybe haha.

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All that’s missing is a Marxian class critique in this context

Revisado: 06-10-21

Simply excellent, a great shortcut to much knowledge on all this violent Right-wing nonsense. This world is a world built by the conservativism & reactionaries. They want hierarchy, not justice. Rich overlords, not less people above them. Someone to call the n-word, not for the dispossessed to do better. Remember that conservativism will always adopt popular language to serve power. US Democratic Party liberalism is partner here, not opposed. Winning with violence maintains status quo, not arguments, virtue or “how things should be.” If you are of the True Left, a socialist, a communist or whatnot you should read this book especially if you are married to any notions of nonviolence, “ideological diversity is best” & technology as progress. Also, f*** the police.

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Waiting for the sequel!

Revisado: 05-21-21

The boys (and that one chick, why is she missing?) should do another. This is good and they will probably leave it stand as the first and last, but following up to talk Biden, post-Biden, technology, more gaming, post-Trump conservatism, foreign policy, DSA, COVID, water becoming scarce, China, Elon Musk and more in the future (doesn’t have to be soon, but) would be dope!

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Griftopedia across the pond, plus theory & history

Revisado: 02-05-21

Read by the author herself too, quite a plus from this woman, covering in a brilliantly succinct fashion a very arcane topic.

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Finished series in about 10 days

Revisado: 10-08-20

This is the best fiction I have ever randomly decided to start, holy ****. I randomly typed in “best sci-fi” on Google, saw that this had a Chinese author, figured “never read/audio-booked anything by a Chinese author, why not” and JFC this was so good. What a ride, truly a master class in storytelling and a good hand-holding into high-level theoretical science.

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