This podcast on the Decline of Nations is now my favourite, next the your interview with Douglas Ruskoff (Survival of the richest). Still lots of Unnamed excellent material on TGS, which I listen to again and again.
With everything going on in the world right now, this interview captures exactly where my head is, where I think the world is going, and what can possibly be done to stop us from falling headlong into World War III.
Was remarkable how Turchin explained the specific advantage lawyers had in heading a rebellion or protest: “being ideologically flexible”, or something along that nature.
Make sure you can adapt your thinking to as many of the players as you can, no matter how twisted their intentions may be. Not for the faint of heart!
If you are not familiar with The Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity? It is the latest and last book of David Graeber, and it gives a new unorthodox perspective on some things in history.
This podcast on the Decline of Nations is now my favourite, next the your interview with Douglas Ruskoff (Survival of the richest). Still lots of Unnamed excellent material on TGS, which I listen to again and again.
With everything going on in the world right now, this interview captures exactly where my head is, where I think the world is going, and what can possibly be done to stop us from falling headlong into World War III.
Interesting man. He doesn’t understand how energy - at the root of everything - works in our world, but interesting nonetheless.
Was remarkable how Turchin explained the specific advantage lawyers had in heading a rebellion or protest: “being ideologically flexible”, or something along that nature.
Make sure you can adapt your thinking to as many of the players as you can, no matter how twisted their intentions may be. Not for the faint of heart!
That was really interesting. You should try to talk to Dr. Stephen Hicks about altruism and group dynamics.
Where to find this info, please?
If you are not familiar with The Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity? It is the latest and last book of David Graeber, and it gives a new unorthodox perspective on some things in history.