Pt. 6/10 - What You've Been Missing - Ep. 1 - Exposing The Noble Lie - WYBM
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Not sure in which part you mentioned the root of the word Theosophy, but unless you have HPB stating the root, it would more likely come from "Theo" (obviously) and "Sophia", the latter meaning wisdom and more commonly used in English to mean "science of" as in philosophy.
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You guys fucking rock
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@ 2:32 you say"it seems these characters got a hold of this "liberal" education in the 50's ..." , in response to the preemptive philosophy analysis again eluding to the NeoCon's as the "masterminds" yet they had not been formed at that time. Stop. Welcome to the next veil and the answer to your question. Yes education was subverted for exactly the reason you stated and if you cNp this link you will find out the masters of the characters and how they did it first: youtube.com/watch?v=t47csI46Gi
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And where did the Neocon Right get "their" preemptive doctrine philosophy/strategy? Bush? That's a fallacy. The origins are economic:
Neoliberalism describes a market-driven approach to economic and social policy based on neoclassical theories of economics that stresses the efficiency of private enterprise, liberalized trade and relatively open markets, and therefore seeks to maximize the role of the private sector in determining the political and economic priorities of the state.
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The term "neoliberalism" has also come into wide use in cultural studies to describe an internationally prevailing ideological paradigm that leads to social, cultural, and political practices and policies that use the language of markets, efficiency, consumer choice, transactional thinking and individual autonomy to shift risk from governments and corporations onto individuals and to extend this kind of market logic into the realm of social and affective relationships.
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Neoliberalism seeks to transfer control of the economy from govt to the private sector (not to be confused with the Free Market), under the belief that it will produce a more efficient government and improve the economic health of the nation.
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Most of this segment before the rap is a yawner.
inayat2012 1 year ago
@inayat2012 - that's ironic that you would make that observation, because we get a lot of compliments from people about showing them HOW we go about our process of learning. The discussion between Richard and myself is meant to show you how one can go from being a respected Yale professor (Donald Kagan) to one of the founders of the Project for a New American Century -who authored the pre-emption doctrine used to justify invading the middle east! Sorry your attention span is so low that u yawn!
huskavarna 1 year ago 24
@huskavarna
Whats ironic is that you would appeal to popularity and ridicule imply that someone's opinion on your video is wrong.
mulloa1 1 year ago
@mulloa1 - Yeah, guess i got a little defensive there, and good job on identifying even my own fallacies... I'm definitely just as flawed as everyone else, and it's good that we can communicate horizontally, as equals, instead of vertically, talking down to one another.. =)
The very first part of the interview indeed scripted, but we quickly went off script and had a more organic conversation - the point being, this is how we actually learn and communicate (Rich and I)
huskavarna 1 year ago 3
@huskavarna You are appealing to the very Fallacies you preach against.
Culloa2 1 year ago
@Culloa2 - I appreciate your observation... I definitely don't want to be a hypocrite, and learning to not use fallacies is easier said than done... I think we're all doing our best, and like anyone who creates art, i also can get defensive with pokey comments, and do a little poking back.. But thankfully, i AM learning about a more effective way of communicating, that we focus on in a future episode of WYBM - It's called "Non-Violent Communication", look up Marshall Rosenberg.. =)
huskavarna 1 year ago 7