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The Asymmetry in the Pace of Arguments and Reality
49:00 - 54:50 (05:50)
The asymmetry in the pace at which arguments are visible favors people who want to play semantic games as opposed to people that want to root what they're doing in reality because reality will always move more slowly. Fixing the problem of punishing those who had truth instead of those who had falsehood based solely on the Clinton administration to the present will not be effective.
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The fast pace at which arguments are made in the media lends unfair weight toward people who play semantic games as opposed to those who root their arguments in reality.
49:00 - 52:52 (03:51)
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The fast pace at which arguments are made in the media lends unfair weight toward people who play semantic games as opposed to those who root their arguments in reality. An exploration into how our bodies are connected to our true selves, and the existential threat currently facing the world.
ChapterThe Asymmetry in the Pace of Arguments and Reality
Episode#331 - Michael Knowles - The Problem With Political Correctness
PodcastModern Wisdom
The concept of political correctness might seem like it's only been around for the last 30 years, but it has existed for over a century, as discussed by authors such as Oswald Spengler and Patrick Dineen.
52:52 - 54:50 (01:58)
Summary
The concept of political correctness might seem like it's only been around for the last 30 years, but it has existed for over a century, as discussed by authors such as Oswald Spengler and Patrick Dineen. There is a growing concern that something has gone wrong in the way that liberalism has been practiced.