Chapter
Violence and Freedom in Historical Eras
3:12:08 - 3:14:35 (02:27)
The percentage of people killed in war in historical eras were higher than in World War I and II, and these periods were filled with much more violence and less freedom compared to today's society, making the current state preferable.
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The podcast features an ongoing debate between the host and a guest about the merits of monarchy versus democracy, with the guest arguing that monarchy is preferable due to historical precedents of violence and a lack of individual freedom in democracies.
3:12:08 - 3:12:46 (00:37)
Summary
The podcast features an ongoing debate between the host and a guest about the merits of monarchy versus democracy, with the guest arguing that monarchy is preferable due to historical precedents of violence and a lack of individual freedom in democracies.
ChapterViolence and Freedom in Historical Eras
Episode#178 – Michael Malice and Yaron Brook: Ayn Rand, Human Nature, and Anarchy
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
Contrary to popular belief, the sagas of Iceland are filled with constant violence, and even during World War I and II, lesser people were killed than in previous wars.
3:12:46 - 3:14:35 (01:49)
Summary
Contrary to popular belief, the sagas of Iceland are filled with constant violence, and even during World War I and II, lesser people were killed than in previous wars. Anarchy is legalized violence restrained briefly and can only flourish until people discontinue the constraint through arrangements between organizations.