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Notes From Underground - The Psychology of a Troll

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First published at 00:00 UTC on December 6th, 2021.

#dostoevsky
#notes
#underground

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Shoutout to JBP for introducing me to this book. If you ever wanted to understand the mindset of a troll, and how to maybe deal with them when you encounter them online, this book (written over 150 years ago, mind you) provides some useful tips!

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TIMECODES:

Intro: 0:00 - 2:29
Synopsis: 2:29 - 5:58
Character Analysis: 5:58 - 8:54
Criticism of Utopia: 8:54 - 11:15
Do We Have Free-Will?: 11:15 - 14:40
The Mindset of a Troll: 14:40 - 15:57

TL;DR

Like the average Internet troll, the lead character in Dostoevsky's "Notes From Underground" has an acute level of consciousness, which allows him to perceive every thought, action, and event from every conceivable angle. A potential product of this acute consciousness is having life's tragedy, and people's indifference to it, wreck your soul. Another potential product is the exaltation that one receives through suffering, exemplified to the greatest extent by people like Viktor Frankl and Alexsandr Solzhenitsyn.

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