A breakdown condition in which institutions, speech norms, and common criteria for truth have eroded enough that truth talk itself becomes unstable.
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post-truth
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...there are moral laws at work, right? We are in a post -truth world, right? We are beyond God. We can be our own..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...there are moral laws at work, right? We are in a post -truth world, right? We are beyond God. We can be our own..."
Key Notes
Jiang says the contemporary world assumes there are no moral laws at work and behaves as though humans can become their own God in a post-truth condition.
The packet closes with post-modernism and post-truth as names for a world where even the category of truth becomes difficult to discuss.
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"...there are moral laws at work, right? We are in a post -truth world, right? We are beyond God. We can be our own..."
"yes okay yes maybe post -modernism so like the annihilation of all the trusted authorities before like the cancel culture movement yes it's"
"post -truth yeah right you can't even talk about what's true or not uh yes i would say"
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