This Is What It Looks Like When Nothing Matters Anymore
Hawk delves into the pervasive theme of nihilism within internet culture, drawing insights from an article by Charlie Wartzel in The Atlantic. He discusses how nihilism manifests in online interactions, trolling, and the political landscape, particularly through memes and social media. The conversation also touches on the implications of the Epstein files, highlighting how they contribute to a sense of cultural nihilism and the erosion of meaningful discourse.
February 19, 2026
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This Is What It Looks Like When Nothing Matters Anymore
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Hawk delves into the pervasive theme of nihilism within internet culture, drawing insights from an article by Charlie Wartzel in The Atlantic. He discusses how nihilism manifests in online interactions, trolling, and the political landscape, particularly through memes and social media. The conversation also touches on the implications of the Epstein files, highlighting how they contribute to a sense of cultural nihilism and the erosion of meaningful discourse.