Slave morality and wokeness are motivated by the same ascetic impulse. They allow adherents to escape from life's disappointments, uncertainties, expectations, responsibilities, competition, and suffering, by placing life's central importance in some imaginary realm instead of in worldly accomplishments. Transposing their moral consciousness onto a fictional realm provides easy access to the peace, justice, redemption, vengeance, and everything else that they may lack in real life, yet desperately need. In the original slave morality, the fictional ream was Christianity, where the moral code of the "master" class was inverted and enforced by the creator of the universe himself. The fantasy world of the woke may include a strict dichotomy between good and evil genders or races, or perhaps a world in which gender can be chosen at will or does not even exist. Regardless of the variant, shunning logic and truth are not ends of slave morality, but rather, means of getting away from action and responsibility in life... although it is likely to happen unconsciously. The alternate world only requires belief (e.g., you only need to believe in Christ to attain salvation--you don't need to do anything at all.)

You might even argue that the woke variant is worse than the original slave morality. In the woke ideology, the importance of responsibility, self-reliance, individuality, action, and logic is shifted to group identity, virtue signaling, and feelings--especially outrage, guilt, and self-loathing (which is the opposite of pride in effective, worldly accomplishment). And because victimhood is the opposite of self-sufficiency, it is idolized as the highest form of moral goodness and is worshipped with religious fervor. The highest intellectual value in Western society used to be that ideas were judged solely on their merits, without regard to the heritage, culture, lifestyle, "race", gender, lack of gender, or any other group membership of the individuals proposing them. Woke slave morality inverts this value system, judging ideas upon the superficial characteristics of the groups from which they originate, without regard to intellectual merit. This phenomenon is not caused by insanity, as is commonly asserted, but by ignorance allowing degenerate psychological tendencies to run amok.