[ SECRET POST #2911 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2911 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I have this weird feeling that someone who agrees with you human feelings and interactions are ultimately meaningless and unimpressive, someone who has that as their fundamental worldview, would be less motivated to convey that thesis through art that takes a lot of time and work. Because. I mean, both the activity and the audience are petty and meaningless.

Ceteris paribus vis-a-vis humanist artists who thing what we mean to each other and discover in the world is all worth celebrating

[(Anonymous)]

It's an interesting theory but there do seem to be a good few people with depressing worldviews making art anyway outside of sf&f

[(Anonymous)]

I would say 'depressing' is a much larger category, of which OP's given description of nihilism is a narrower and more intense subset. You can think the world is truly, deeply, inevitably tragic and fucked up and still think human feelings aren't meaningless. In fact, ascribing philosophical weight to the surfeit of human pain is a good wait to be very, very pessimistic.