This episode represents my views on the nation state, it's oppressive and criminal nature. I ask some questions after reading Bosanquet's The Philosophical Theory of the State, which seemed to me like a religous paper. A lot of people in the past saw the state as something religious, and I think this is dangerous. We can live without the state, which recently is a major source of evil in our societies, starting with its force apparatus of military, intelligence, police, judiciary.

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In this episode, I am going to discuss a table from Theda Skocpol's research on comparative social reovolutions in France, Russia and China. In the end, I am developing my own positions on the failure of the modern state and why we need to move on to a better system.

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In this episode, I am touching on what did Voltaire think about England after spending some years there as exiled and how conservative Frenchman Joseph de Maistre defended the Spanish Inquisitions against its critics

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Sigmund Freud held a lengthy correspondence with a Budapest psychoanalyst, Sandor Ferenczi. We learn from it that Freud had a feud with Adler and even with Jung, who split with Freud around 1910-1912. Freud seems though to keep his theory intact and does not listen to critics. Sandor Ferenczi and his discuss a lot of psychoanalysis and travelling. 

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