"Does post-modernism shoot itself in the foot by being skeptical of logic's and of reason's abilities to be good tools to map reality? how can it assign value, whether it's good or bad, to anything if postmodernism itself inscribes that such valuations can never be based on truth, but on mere power?"

But an even better question, or series of questions, are: What is a healthy amount of skepticism? How can Eudaimonia be applied to Post-modernism? How can we avoid "throwing out the baby with the bathwater" (or isolating the most probable cause of a systemic problem) without slipping into Nihilism?

In Wolf and Sean's most challenging topic to date, we ultimately attempt to understand the judgments made by our organic instruments... by using the instrument that makes judgments... while also questioning whether the instruments are doing the judging and not societal power structures.

Libertarian Postmodernism: A Reply to Jordan Peterson and the Intellectual Dark Web

https://youtu.be/VLzJFh-7daQ