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ποΈ Redefining Governance: Power, Technology, and the Human Cost β The Deeper Thinking Podcast
What happens when the pursuit of efficiency overrides human welfare? When legal norms are suspended in favor of unchecked power? And when governance becomes a playground for corporate ambition? In this episode, we explore the intersection of political power and technological influence, where institutions are dismantled, protections vanish, and the human cost is often overlooked. Join us as we examine the quiet erosion of democratic safeguards through the lens of critical philosophy, reflecting on responsibility, resistance, and the ever-blurring line between state and market.
#Philosophy #Politics #Technology #Governance #CriticalTheory #ElonMusk #Project2025 #PowerDynamics #Capitalism #Democracy
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π Recommended Reading β Explore the critical works that inspired this episode. All links are Amazon affiliate links and help support the podcast at no extra cost to you.
π Capitalist Realism β Mark Fisher
π Homo Sacer: Sovereign Power and Bare Life β Giorgio Agamben
π The Ethics of Ambiguity β Simone de Beauvoir
π The Age of Surveillance Capitalism β Shoshana Zuboff
π Post-Capitalist Desire β Mark Fisher
π The Society of the Spectacle β Guy Debord
π Technopoly: The Surrender of Culture to Technology β Neil Postman
π The Shock Doctrine β Naomi Klein
π Undoing the Demos β Wendy Brown
π State of Exception β Giorgio Agamben
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ποΈ Redefining Governance: Power, Technology, and the Human Cost β The Deeper Thinking Podcast
What happens when the pursuit of efficiency overrides human welfare? When legal norms are suspended in favor of unchecked power? And when governance becomes a playground for corporate ambition? In this episode, we explore the intersection of political power and technological influence, where institutions are dismantled, protections vanish, and the human cost is often overlooked. Join us as we examine the quiet erosion of democratic safeguards through the lens of critical philosophy, reflecting on responsibility, resistance, and the ever-blurring line between state and market.
#Philosophy #Politics #Technology #Governance #CriticalTheory #ElonMusk #Project2025 #PowerDynamics #Capitalism #Democracy
π§ Listen Now On:
π Subscribe for deep-dive episodes every week!
π Recommended Reading β Explore the critical works that inspired this episode. All links are Amazon affiliate links and help support the podcast at no extra cost to you.
π Capitalist Realism β Mark Fisher
π Homo Sacer: Sovereign Power and Bare Life β Giorgio Agamben
π The Ethics of Ambiguity β Simone de Beauvoir
π The Age of Surveillance Capitalism β Shoshana Zuboff
π Post-Capitalist Desire β Mark Fisher
π The Society of the Spectacle β Guy Debord
π Technopoly: The Surrender of Culture to Technology β Neil Postman
π The Shock Doctrine β Naomi Klein
π Undoing the Demos β Wendy Brown
π State of Exception β Giorgio Agamben
π Explore Further:
π‘οΈ Stay secure online with Surfshark VPN. Protect your data, browse without limits, and enjoy peace of mind. Our go-to VPN for accessing global content securely across all devices.
β Support The Deeper Thinking Podcast β Buy Me a Coffee!
Every coffee fuels our mission to think deeper, ask better questions, and challenge systems of power and governance.
π Thank you for supporting independent thinkers and meaningful conversations!
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