Matt Christiansen talks with Dave Rael about moral self-righteousness, societal norms, government, and giving advice
Chapters:
0:52 - The nature of disagreement and the moral superiority of modern disourse4:22 - The power of "I don't know" and the virtue of alternative solutions6:01 - The axes on which we describe worldviews8:22 - Matt's evolving outlook12:50 - Forced participation17:43 - Gay marriage and the nuclear family28:05 - Views of the human ability to make good choices32:41 - Unsolicited advice34:55 - Voting, Trump, and shutting down events by force42:12 - The appropriate role of government50:08 - The divisive Democrats54:27 - Charlottesville, white nationalists, and Black Lives MatterResources:
Matt's YouTube ChannelSocratic Wisdom"The enemy of my enemy is my friend"1984 (Signet Classics) - George OrwellGary Johnson on forced cake bakingTrump CakeA Story about Applying "Must Participate" to Sexuality2016 Donald Trump Chicago rally protestFederalist 51Gary Johnson and AleppoGeneral welfare clauseUnited States Bill of RightsSally Boynton Brown on Shutting White People DownUncle TomPepe the FrogRichard B. SpencerNon-aggression principlePro-Trump Protesters Interrupt 'Shakespeare in the Park' Performance of 'Julius Caesar'
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