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Tucker Carlson interviews & ideologies
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People know... Even if they take it as a joke... this appeared 4 days ago on youtube.
We must be more vigilant than ever.
I think McGilchrist makes a number of good points about AI throughout his latest book “The matter with things“. Points that pretty much go against the grain. In a nutshell, he argues convincingly that much of what we are told about AI sounds like a rather strange “left brain“ logic/reasoning.
Tucker interviews a fellow who sounds like a ne'er-do-well in his twentied, getting kicked out a law internship, getting fired by his father from the family company, and making a living by writing 4 million seller books about frat-style partying and sex. The conversation is about that journey to where he is married, has children, and is 'homesteading' in Texas raising all his own food(or most of it). Plus a political awakening, cultural awakening and a spiritual/religious awakening. I found the interview a fascinating listening, even at x1.5 speed.
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_Advice to Men: Reject Sex, Parties, and Fame. Embrace God Instead.
Since Rumble can't be embedded, I'm pasting it in
_Advice to Men: Reject Sex, Parties, and Fame. Embrace God Instead.
Scottie, are you saying this new AI powered toothbrush isn't the real deal?
Gosh!! The smarter technology gets the dumber people get. If they need AI to coach them about tooth brushing, soon they'll need AI to tie their shoe laces.
Gosh!! The smarter technology gets the dumber people get. If they need AI to coach them about tooth brushing, soon they'll need AI to tie their shoe laces.
Another hit for the C´s?
Really excellent interview/discussion with Tucker and Dave Smith, who is a comedian and libertarian. It's basically a breakdown of the history of American politics/economy/social issues since the 90s. Dave Smith is extremely based and his takes are pretty much spot on with ours with regards to geopolitics and American social issues, so it's really interesting to listen to him and Tucker talk about all these different topics.
zak
The Living Force
I'm adding a few videos and links about Dugin.
This one features a Dugin/Blinken exchange, among others:
More videos can be find at this link: The Last Revolution | Nexus Institute
In particular, this video for those of you who can stand Bernard-Henri Lévy for more than a second:
And finally a video of Dugin speaking in French, with English subtitles available:
This video alone deserves its own thread. And here I agree with Dugin. I mean, liberalism would have neither its critics nor its detractors if it were not that it is failing miserably.
It makes me wonder what metaphysics Mr. Leon Wieseltier studied... when he puts liberalism/democracy as the supreme thing, I think he makes the well known mistake of 'this is the only truth' and we know that there is neither a single truth nor a single path, that reality is composed of many truths.
Sorry for the offtopic.
On balance throughout, yes interesting interview (thanks) - they are both pretty collinear with each other, and as you said of their views here. At one point, they both commented on WWII (skipped WWI), and not a lot to comment on other than their look to Churchill and Hitler (and Stalin) with regards to Poland. They chastised Churchill slightly, who they seem to like for making deals with Poland and then giving them over to Stalin.
It is a little more nuanced than they say,
On SOTT, authored by Prof. Michael Jabara Carley:
What Poland Has to Hide About The Origins of World War II
On 20 December 2019 President Vladimir Putin intervened very publicly to correct the West's fake history of the origins and waging of World War II. Four days later, obviously exasperated, he took aim at Poland, characterising the Polish...
www.sott.net
SlipNet
The Living Force
Tucker just uploaded his latest interview, and it's great. Prof. Jeffery Sachs has long proven himself to be a superior mind and master of good conduct, along with piercing perception of world events. This is well worth a listen, it's long so watch it in chunks if you're short of time. I was doubtful of Tucker to begin with, but he's won me over with is insightful enquiries, his tenacity, and his humour. He's one of us I'd say. And fair play to him; he's worked his way up and earned his place in the world of alternative media today. And he never sold out.
It was a great interview. Worth watching even though it is nearly 2.5 hrs long, and doesn't actually add much new for most informed people. That's because it is always so fascinating to hear accounts from somebody who has actually met so many of the people involved. Someone with a great deal of experience in what goes on behind the scenes.
I remember watching Jeff Sachs get 'yanked off air' when interviewed on Bloomberg, within 30 seconds of linking the US to the Nord Stream sabotage. He tells Tucker it was his last MSM appearance, nearly 2 years ago.
He's very informed but definitely someone who could benefit from reading Political Ponerology. It would help him understand the mysterious decline in the quality of diplomats, and the lack of interest in peace among politicians and the Intelligence Community which perplexes him so.
Yes, this was an excellent interview. What he says is nothing new for us here but Sachs creates a nice long and coherent summary of 'how we got here' that I'm sure even less informed people with a more open mind appreciate. Plus, given his credentials and long experience in meeting world leaders and talking to all kinds of influential people during many decades really makes you listen up closely to what he has to say. And, he's a great orator with a clear and pleasant voice to listen to.
Of course, one can distinguish a certain ignorance regarding his awareness of the role of psychopathology, but I think he's getting there. He openly admits his past naivety on many things.
BHelmet
The Living Force
All true. And so he gains the confidence of the listeners. Ingratiating is the word.What he says is nothing new for us here but Sachs creates a nice long and coherent summary of 'how we got here' that I'm sure even less informed people with a more open mind appreciate. Plus, given his credentials and long experience in meeting world leaders and talking to all kinds of influential people during many decades really makes you listen up closely to what he has to say. And, he's a great orator with a clear and pleasant voice to listen to.
He openly admits his past naivety on many things.
I checked out his web page. Lots of SDG with a dose of man made climate change and a good deal of buddy-buddy with the UN and their wonderful agendas for mankind. Just the facts, ma’am. That’s all I am saying I’m not making a judgement call. Just kicking the tires. I did not bother to see if he is related to the Sachs of the mega banksters of that name.
The Mechanic
Dagobah Resident
Tucker Carlson was interviewed by Shawn Ryan recently, you can watch it here. It's 3.5 hours.
I'm half an hour into it now, and so far it was a very open en honest interview. Tucker gave some excellent relationship/marriage advice. Next is a really good question about who Tucker really thinks runs this country. I like his views on that too. Next he goes into his childhood, and I don't want to spoil it but it's very interesting.
I'm half an hour into it now, and so far it was a very open en honest interview. Tucker gave some excellent relationship/marriage advice. Next is a really good question about who Tucker really thinks runs this country. I like his views on that too. Next he goes into his childhood, and I don't want to spoil it but it's very interesting.
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