@@gabe.6273 I eventually finished the book earlier this year. It was one of those books I had made several attempts at through the years. The edition I own has several prefaces which I found a slog, but I got past those and found the essential parts of the book a rewarding read.
Just finished this amazing book. It seems like a miracle that it even exists. I appreciate your summary as this books is one that requires much work to digest and fully understand.
Look at the banks OP I could not get through 10 mins of your cast. I read hannah and you're a pure true .........no words.. Don't make podcasts on hannah anymore.
Anyone that calls you/anyone a "conspiracy theorist" is (1) in denial, (2) trying to use mind control on you by making you believe conspiracies don't exist, when in fact, conspiracies have always existed and exist now.
Yes, conspiracies exist. This does not mean every conspiracy theory is valid. In fact, most of them don't even come close to prove what they claim. Instead they, as ideas or memes or theories, are constructed in a way so that they can't be disproven. Any evidence presented in favor of the theory is vague enough to resemble hard fact, but is never conclusive enough to rule out other explainations. Any evidence presented against the conspiracy theory is, by the conspiracy believer, disregarded as irrelevant, fabricated or even a part of the conspiracy itself. The burden of proof must lie with those who present the theory. This is a logical principle recognised by science, philosophy and law. But it is not recognised or practiced by what we call "conspiracy theorists", who will offer wild and strange claims, and then demand of their critics that they should be the ones to disproof those claims. Well, it turns out that it is fairly easy to fabricated claims that cannot be disproven. This does not equal truth, but it doesn't matter: A lot of people will fall into this logical spring-trap. Once a person gets into the mindset where they believe in a conspiracy so much that their overall view of reality gets distorted, the conspiracy theorist start to develop something like a severe mental illness. This pattern of behavior has been observed and objectively described again and again. By psychologist, by historians, journalists and by family members. This is why it is relevant to talk about something like conspiracy theories. It is a type of paranoia, capable of destroying lives and whole societies. It is not the same thing as a methodical pursuit of truth.
@@JH-lo9ut Close; however, the rub is that by the time “the critic” discovers the truth (if ever) the result is done. Example: authorities said the air at the WTC site after 9/11 was safe to breathe. Later, truth was that it was toxic. I say: conspiracy to lie. Fast forward to today…air in East Palestine is safe to breathe. I say conspiracy to lie. Who wants to volunteer and prove me wrong? There are endless conspiracies and some, most will never be proven true or false…so… it requires discernment to decide. That is wisdom not just facts and logic.
Listening to normal people describe antisemitism is like watching someone trying to balance rocks. "when the things happen then the other things happen" as if logic hadn't already died
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Had a copy for more than 15 years. I finally started it a few weeks ago. I'm on page 165 at the moment.
Where did you get it
@@everything5066 a famous second hand book shop called Charlie Byrne's in Galway, Ireland.
I was delusional in believing that I could understand this book. I’m barely on page 35 after one weeks of reading and analyzing the preface.
@@gabe.6273 I eventually finished the book earlier this year. It was one of those books I had made several attempts at through the years. The edition I own has several prefaces which I found a slog, but I got past those and found the essential parts of the book a rewarding read.
Tank
Just finished this amazing book. It seems like a miracle that it even exists. I appreciate your summary as this books is one that requires much work to digest and fully understand.
Relieved to find your lectures. Will study them by listening to them more than once.
I love this. Thank you for making this accessible.
Omnmg So excited about your Hannah Arendt series :)
love this episode. know it’s probably not very good youtube-wise but personally am stoked for the rest of the series. great work
So excited about this series!!
So excited for this series!
12:00 Chapter 1 begins.
She's one of my favorites. Thanks for covering this.
I'm wondering if you could also do the same for her On Revolution?
I second this 👌
Thank you so much for posting this. Just bought the book 👍
I didn't see you yet make a playlist on this series, please do.
THANK YOU FOR DOING THIS
excellent job! Thank you so much for doing this.
Brilliantly done.
Good analysis
AMAZING!🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
32:22 Peite Bourgeois moment
This is a prime and horrendous example of Scapegoating
I think your work i great, but you diluted Arendt thoughts with contemporary similarities which clearly are not on the same level as her magnum opus.
Algorithm is confused. I'm watching something about the philosophy of lying and I get an advertisement for reading scripture?
Look at the banks OP I could not get through 10 mins of your cast. I read hannah and you're a pure true .........no words.. Don't make podcasts on hannah anymore.
DEAR busdriver i m at 2:55 , she is just a narrative hebrew, salad enjoyer.
Anyone that calls you/anyone a "conspiracy theorist" is (1) in denial, (2) trying to use mind control on you by making you believe conspiracies don't exist, when in fact, conspiracies have always existed and exist now.
Yes, conspiracies exist.
This does not mean every conspiracy theory is valid. In fact, most of them don't even come close to prove what they claim. Instead they, as ideas or memes or theories, are constructed in a way so that they can't be disproven. Any evidence presented in favor of the theory is vague enough to resemble hard fact, but is never conclusive enough to rule out other explainations.
Any evidence presented against the conspiracy theory is, by the conspiracy believer, disregarded as irrelevant, fabricated or even a part of the conspiracy itself.
The burden of proof must lie with those who present the theory. This is a logical principle recognised by science, philosophy and law. But it is not recognised or practiced by what we call "conspiracy theorists", who will offer wild and strange claims, and then demand of their critics that they should be the ones to disproof those claims.
Well, it turns out that it is fairly easy to fabricated claims that cannot be disproven. This does not equal truth, but it doesn't matter: A lot of people will fall into this logical spring-trap.
Once a person gets into the mindset where they believe in a conspiracy so much that their overall view of reality gets distorted, the conspiracy theorist start to develop something like a severe mental illness.
This pattern of behavior has been observed and objectively described again and again. By psychologist, by historians, journalists and by family members.
This is why it is relevant to talk about something like conspiracy theories. It is a type of paranoia, capable of destroying lives and whole societies.
It is not the same thing as a methodical pursuit of truth.
@@JH-lo9ut Close; however, the rub is that by the time “the critic” discovers the truth (if ever) the result is done. Example: authorities said the air at the WTC site after 9/11 was safe to breathe. Later, truth was that it was toxic. I say: conspiracy to lie. Fast forward to today…air in East Palestine is safe to breathe. I say conspiracy to lie. Who wants to volunteer and prove me wrong?
There are endless conspiracies and some, most will never be proven true or false…so… it requires discernment to decide. That is wisdom not just facts and logic.
Conspiracy exists only in the form of probability/possibility
@@aryanchaudhary4400 no. Think mafia
Listening to normal people describe antisemitism is like watching someone trying to balance rocks. "when the things happen then the other things happen" as if logic hadn't already died
Distorting Arendt to support own politics
I read it, but it never produce an abstraction that I could apply to other phenomenon
Religion, the most interesting in world (Bodelair)
I agree with her, but our children are dying. I prefer evil and alive over kind and dead.
Excelent. Thank you!
#judeuslivresporPALESTINALIVRE
Lol, 1/6, not 5