The Commodification of Philosophy

Here I explore the transformation of philosophical thought in the modern era, as it undergoes a shift from radical inquiry to marketable commodities. From Nietzsche's Übermensch to Stirner's Unique One, let's have a look at the rebranding of philosophy as mere life hacks by utilizing Deleuze and Guattari's concept of the rhizome.
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[@chompy_oa4840]

I really like this analysis, Its something Ive thought of a lot. Not just in philosophy but it seems that everything has been comodified and its peoples obsession over spending more and more money(or time same thing) on promises that their life will improve when people dont even search for that improvement in the first place, its just constantly shoved in our face by media. Its similar to this idea of eating healthy. As much as I support eating more natural, people have turned it into a business where you pay 5x the price to get some nice vegan non gmo ect... smoothie that ends up just as proccessed if not more. yet it hinges on this common idea that we must constantly improve ourselves in all these meaningless ways that we dont even want. Basically solutions to problems that dont exist,

[@thisisspiel]

You are getting better and inspiration. Thank you for it. Loved the first track lolz

[@LiamHall-l4d]

We need a new Diogenes, that will make the over commodified shit's shut up.

[@samtustra]

Nice video and idea, haven't thought about it

[@trayvon4484]

Great video, and relevant topic to our current age.
Now, the ai generation of content (image and idea) is contributing to the maintenance of the status quo with the co-opting, and sedation of theory and history.
I'm certain that this tool is currently employed for propaganda from powerful systems: government, corporations and capitalism, etc, to undermine ideas with the power to eventually influence policy.
Again, thanks for addressing/sharing a pressing issue of the Rhizomatic Commodification of philosophy.

[@rilindshehu96]

Good point and very much needed video.
As a first time viewer, I'd appreciate better microphone quality eventually.
Good luck!

[@recurringparadox]

Me too lol. Soon.

[@GiamboneJ]

Holy shit

[@socialdiving2305]

No please No god!