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In this episode we explore the opening of Sefer Debarim through a surprising lens: emergence versus reductionism. Moshe’s swan song isn’t just a list of commandments, it’s an attempt to coax a fledgling nation into seeing itself as more than the sum of its parts. We’ll look at how his words frame freedom not merely as independence but as an emergent reality that arises when individuals embrace a shared destiny and a common love of God.
By Joseph Dweck5
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In this episode we explore the opening of Sefer Debarim through a surprising lens: emergence versus reductionism. Moshe’s swan song isn’t just a list of commandments, it’s an attempt to coax a fledgling nation into seeing itself as more than the sum of its parts. We’ll look at how his words frame freedom not merely as independence but as an emergent reality that arises when individuals embrace a shared destiny and a common love of God.

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