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Noam Chomsky on Technological Innovation

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Uploaded by on Mar 8, 2011

Jeff Jetton interviews Noam Chomsky for BrightestYoungThings.com. Video by Dakota Fine (dakotafine.com), all rights reserved.

FULL ARTICLE: http://www.brightestyoungthings.com/articles/the-secret-of-noam-a-chomsky-int...

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  • American capitalism is a thinly veiled corporatist economic approach that essentially undermines development for as long as possible so as to keep people buying certain products.

    The loss of trains and good commuting public transit is nothing more than corporate influence in politics whereby big oil and car companies lobby for reduced spending in public infrastructure. Both parties are bad for it, but the Republicans don't even hide the fact that this is their agenda. People just don't see it.

  • wait does chomsky use an iphone?

  • I love how his words elicit such vitriol.

  • I've been hating Chomsky lately, but damned if he isn't spot on here. We need a 300 mph train. Fuck planes...

  • I should think given his remarkable contribution to humanity for 30-40 years, we can afford to provide him with climate control, clothes, books (he's probably written that much himself!), indoor plumbing (seriously, you begrudge him this?), a sandwich (a bowl of rice might be suitable according to conservatives as long as THEY get their steak, the masses can eat cake, right?), glasses (perhaps we're pushing it?), selectively free speech, thank god he's still alive-it gives other hope.

  • "Which is just scandalous"

  • Let the guy finish his sandwich! Seriously though, the poor guy is in such high demand to be interviewed that he's precluded from getting a lunch break.

  • I think it took me about two and a half hours to make it from New York to New Haven, having covered a distance of some 60 miles? I can get from Liverpool to London in two hours.

  • Sad, but true. We should be much further ahead, in terms of convenience & cost, with both trains and autos.

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