Chapter
Proposed Welfare Policies and Environmental Action
21:42 - 27:10 (05:28)
An examination of a potential proposal to cut welfare benefits for those with more than three children and a discussion around the importance of environmental policy and holding corporations accountable for pollution spills.
Clips
The guest critiques economist Paul Collier's book "The Future of Capitalism", where he presents three scenarios for the future of capitalism, only to propose a reactionary solution in the end.
21:42 - 22:50 (01:08)
Summary
The guest critiques economist Paul Collier's book "The Future of Capitalism", where he presents three scenarios for the future of capitalism, only to propose a reactionary solution in the end.
ChapterProposed Welfare Policies and Environmental Action
EpisodeThe Population Bomb
PodcastIf Books Could Kill
The speaker expresses dismay over a suggestion to cut welfare benefits for families with more than 3 kids, which he deems as a "genocidal idea," and criticizes the lack of commitment from the author to follow his own proposal to its logical conclusion.
22:50 - 25:39 (02:49)
Summary
The speaker expresses dismay over a suggestion to cut welfare benefits for families with more than 3 kids, which he deems as a "genocidal idea," and criticizes the lack of commitment from the author to follow his own proposal to its logical conclusion.
ChapterProposed Welfare Policies and Environmental Action
EpisodeThe Population Bomb
PodcastIf Books Could Kill
The episode discusses the need to make corporations accountable for their pollution spills while also tackling the issue of overpopulation during natural disasters by incentivizing certain behaviors.
25:39 - 27:10 (01:31)
Summary
The episode discusses the need to make corporations accountable for their pollution spills while also tackling the issue of overpopulation during natural disasters by incentivizing certain behaviors.