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I found this podcast to be somewhat dishonest. Mr. Harris suggests that the panelist are not partisan pundits, but clearly in the dialog, they portrayed symptoms of Trump Derangement Syndrome, until the end when they supposedly take questions from the listening audience.
I do not think this question was from the audience. It could have been edited by Stacy, the moderator, it was presented as well written, but it uses the term "tribalism," which is a euphemism for "racism, and I am pretty sure I have heard Mr. Harris and the elite liberals using the term. You don't hear conservatives use the term, "tribal" very often. President Obama used the term very often. I am sure some of you remember.
Harris and one of his guests describe that the solution to the question is the solution to all social problems.
Harris presents a very good description of the problem, and I would bet that he is really searching for the solution to the social disorderliness we endure. He does not say it, but he probably believes that social media should provide the pathway to solving the problem, and is probably relative to the disappointment that some of us have had in our participation on social media.
I provide a clip from his introduction to the podcast before the clip about the question I provided. The first clip is the end of his comparison of the contemporary social disorder to that of an Islamic airplane hijacking, and then he expresses that he is against "cancel culture, which is relative to tribalism. More accurately, "cancel culture" seems to be a form of ideological discrimination to protect the subservient demographic culture. A lack of tolerance for other people's points of view, because of the inability to exercise the irrational
The clip I provide is ten minutes of the two hours that I listen to last night, and I think he is trying to convey that it would be a good idea for atheists to figure out the solution to the question before the Christians do.
And, it is going to take scientific research and the development of discussion rules to solve it as alluded to at the end of the clip.
Put your thinking caps on.
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I do not think this question was from the audience. It could have been edited by Stacy, the moderator, it was presented as well written, but it uses the term "tribalism," which is a euphemism for "racism, and I am pretty sure I have heard Mr. Harris and the elite liberals using the term. You don't hear conservatives use the term, "tribal" very often. President Obama used the term very often. I am sure some of you remember.
Harris and one of his guests describe that the solution to the question is the solution to all social problems.
Harris presents a very good description of the problem, and I would bet that he is really searching for the solution to the social disorderliness we endure. He does not say it, but he probably believes that social media should provide the pathway to solving the problem, and is probably relative to the disappointment that some of us have had in our participation on social media.
I provide a clip from his introduction to the podcast before the clip about the question I provided. The first clip is the end of his comparison of the contemporary social disorder to that of an Islamic airplane hijacking, and then he expresses that he is against "cancel culture, which is relative to tribalism. More accurately, "cancel culture" seems to be a form of ideological discrimination to protect the subservient demographic culture. A lack of tolerance for other people's points of view, because of the inability to exercise the irrational
The clip I provide is ten minutes of the two hours that I listen to last night, and I think he is trying to convey that it would be a good idea for atheists to figure out the solution to the question before the Christians do.
And, it is going to take scientific research and the development of discussion rules to solve it as alluded to at the end of the clip.
Put your thinking caps on.
Sam Harris | #274 - The Future of American Democracy
In this episode of the podcast, Sam Harris speaks with Anne Applebaum, David Frum, Barton Gellman, and George Packer.
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