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The year 2025 witnessed a monumental event that has largely flown under the radar of mainstream media. This episode delves into one of the biggest heists in human history, with consequences that extend far beyond the United States.
The intrigue begins with the enigmatic company Palantir.
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Achille Mbembe introduces the concept of Necropolitics, describing power structures based on their capacity to determine who lives and who is deemed human. Traditionally, these systems have been governed by humans; however, this dynamic is gradually shifting.
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The modern workplace feels lifeless, an idea many of us sense, even if buried in our subconscious. Why is this? Capitalism has never been stagnant. Over the centuries, it has transformed into various forms: Industrial, Mixed-Economy, and Postmodern Capitalism. But, are we witnessing the rise of something new? Perhaps reminiscent of Marx's concept of 'Dead Labor'.
Music credits include:
'I Am, Numb' by Silent Collision
'Tarqeq' by Luke Atencio
'Trees Speak' by Luke Atencio
'Loop in Time' by A New Normal
'I Am Not a Tyrant!' by Ryan Taubert
'Cavern' by Thad Kopec
'Puente' by Makeup and Vanity Set
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Delve into the profound cosmic philosophy of Philip K. Dick, a celebrated author in the realms of science fiction and alternative history. Known for iconic works like Blade Runner, The Man in The High Castle, Minority Report, and UBIK, Dick's literary contributions extend far beyond their popular film adaptations. This episode unravels the deeper philosophical insights present in his works, particularly focusing on his existential themes and what can be described as his 'cosmic' outlook.
Explore the philosophical dimensions Dick weaves through his narratives, from existentialism to his unique take on religion and metaphysics.
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I am joined today by fellow YouTuber and Anarchist, Anark. A channel I
have enjoyed for quite some time. Anark is a longtime Anarchist who has
been involved in local organizing for decades. We go into some of the
history of Anarchism, it's differences in relation to other leftist
movements, and how we might build a better, more just, equal and
emancipatory future.
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Today I am joined by Adam from Acid Horizon where we talk about the his
time writing Anti-Oculus, a collaborative text from Acid Horizon, and
how he is contending with questions emerging from it. We talk about the
speed and velocity of neoliberalism, digital autonomy, power, and in an
exclusive section his PhD thesis on Max Stirner and some breaks from
Hegel.
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In our information-saturated world, how can we find solutions to emerging challenges? The answer might lie in returning to simplicity, where kindness plays a key role. Join us as we delve into the political philosophy of kindness, examining perspectives that encourage a compassionate approach to societal issues.
00:00:00: Sponsor
00:01:00: I. The Question of Kindness
00:04:30: II. Goffman and Our Sociological State
00:10:21: III. The Systemic Poison of Irony
00:13:14: IV. Society Built Upon Antagonism
00:15:40: V. So, What is the Solution?
00:20:41: VI. Possibilities of a Better World
00:27:31: VII: Credits
#philosophy #kindness #simplicity #sociologicalstate #irony #antagonism
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Explore Giorgio Agamben's profound insights into the intersection of law and life, delving into the ancient Roman paradigm of power and exclusion that continues to influence modern society. Agamben questions whether the rule of law or exceptions define democracy today, offering thought-provoking perspectives that may shape future understanding.
00:00: Introduction: What The State?
02:24: Exploring Modern Political Theory
07:16: Understanding the State of Exception
11:49: Concept of Homo Sacer and Bare Life
15:00: Examining Force-of-Law
18:05: Society as Concentration Camps
26:30: Credits and Closing Remarks
#GiorgioAgamben #HomoSacer #StateofException #law #moderndemocracy #politicaltheory #power #exclusion
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Analyzing Trump from the perspective of political theory and philosophy is difficult. We attempt to do so here.
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