Unemployedidealist

Unemployedidealist

By Jeremy DaviesSociety & CulturePhilosophy
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Unemployedidealist episodes

  • 021 An Addiction Hypothesis part 4 of 5
    After two decades of befriending inmates, I have observed an close  connection between addiction and incarceration.  I have also become  disillusioned about the effectiveness of treatment.  I introduce a  hypothesis about what is possibly being overlooked.
    21 min
  • 020 An Addiction Hypothesis part 3 of 5
    After two decades of befriending inmates, I have observed an close  connection between addiction and incarceration.  I have also become  disillusioned about the effectiveness of treatment.  I introduce a  hypothesis about what is possibly being overlooked.
    30 min
  • 019 An Addiction Hypothesis part 2 of 5
    After two decades of befriending inmates, I have observed an close  connection between addiction and incarceration.  I have also become  disillusioned about the effectiveness of treatment.  I introduce a  hypothesis about what is possibly being overlooked.
    34 min
  • 018 An Addiction Hypothesis part 1 of 5
    After two decades of befriending inmates, I have observed an close connection between addiction and incarceration.  I have also become disillusioned about the effectiveness of treatment.  I introduce a hypothesis about what is possibly being overlooked.
    27 min
  • 017 The Phenomenon called Guilt
    What happens when a society tries to consistently deny an observable phenomenon? Could they end up craving a chance address what they are told they must deny?  This may explain much of the irrational behavior we observe invading our culture.
    44 min
  • 016 The Return of Socialism part 4 of 4
    Could the widespread desire to attempt another socialist experiment be rooted in something less sinister than a desire for absolute tyranny?  Maybe socialism keeps popping up because it addresses a real question.  And however badly it answers that question, it appears to be the only answer available.
    Thousands of years ago an alternate solution was proposed.  Maybe it's time to stop dismissing that answer as impractical.
    33 min
  • 015 The Return of Socialism part 3 of 4
    Could the widespread desire to attempt another socialist experiment be rooted in something less sinister than a desire for absolute tyranny?  Maybe socialism keeps popping up because it addresses a real question.  And however badly it answers that question, it appears to be the only answer available.
    Thousands of years ago an alternate solution was proposed.  Maybe it's time to stop dismissing that answer as impractical.
    12 min
  • 014 The Return of Socialism part 2 of 4
    Could the widespread desire to attempt another socialist experiment be rooted in something less sinister than a desire for absolute tyranny?  Maybe socialism keeps popping up because it addresses a real question.  And however badly it answers that question, it appears to be the only answer available.
    Thousands of years ago an alternate solution was proposed.  Maybe it's time to stop dismissing that answer as impractical.
    29 min
  • 013 The Return of Socialism part 1 of 4
    Could the widespread desire to attempt another socialist experiment be rooted in something less sinister than a desire for absolute tyranny?  Maybe socialism keeps popping up because it addresses a real question.  And however badly it answers that question, it appears to be the only answer available.  
    Thousands of years ago an alternate solution was proposed.  Maybe it's time to stop dismissing that answer as impractical.
    25 min

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The varied musings of a soul attempting to do important things first and the absolutely necessary when (or if) I find time.