Professor Fukuyama, I think Hobbes' First Man, who leads a 'nasty, short, and brutish' life – the despair-ridden underclass, and the anguished new precariat of the gig economy– is a more potent force in democracies than the thin wafer of the Last Man.
Alo the French Ressentiment of Nietzsche, indignantion stemming from deep-seated inferiority complex which is hard to quench, is more overwhelming a human emotion and drive behind convulsions and chaos than the Greek Thymos.
Professor Fukuyama, I think Hobbes' First Man, who leads a 'nasty, short, and brutish' life – the despair-ridden underclass, and the anguished new precariat of the gig economy– is a more potent force in democracies than the thin wafer of the Last Man.
Alo the French Ressentiment of Nietzsche, indignantion stemming from deep-seated inferiority complex which is hard to quench, is more overwhelming a human emotion and drive behind convulsions and chaos than the Greek Thymos.