ESCAPING THE BRAVE NEW WORLD PODCAST WITH MATT EHRET AND DAVID GOSSELIN: CREATIVITY AND BRAINWASHING
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How did western civilization loose its connections to the historic moral and philosophical traditions that had imbued it with a love of progress, a respect for the past and sacrifice for the future for centuries? In this discussion between the Chained Muse editor-in-chief David Gosselin and RTF director Matthew Ehret, this question is unpacked from a variety of angles. This episode deals with the rise of social engineering during the 20th century with a focus on London's Tavistock Clinic, MK Ultra, CIA cultural warfare in the post-war age under the Congress for Cultural Freedom and much more. We explore the roots of epistemological warfare stretching back to the days of ancient Athens and delve into post-WWII techniques deployed in the form of the Frankfurt School, the rise of “political correctness”, and the "authoritarian personality project" which aimed to proclaim that individual genius, moral leadership or love of truth were merely forms of fascism that must be destroyed by new forms of "group think" and "popular opinion" in order for free capitalist democracy to win the Cold War.
ESCAPING THE BRAVE NEW WORLD PODCAST WITH MATT EHRET AND DAVID GOSSELIN: CREATIVITY AND BRAINWASHING
ESCAPING THE BRAVE NEW WORLD PODCAST WITH…
ESCAPING THE BRAVE NEW WORLD PODCAST WITH MATT EHRET AND DAVID GOSSELIN: CREATIVITY AND BRAINWASHING
How did western civilization loose its connections to the historic moral and philosophical traditions that had imbued it with a love of progress, a respect for the past and sacrifice for the future for centuries? In this discussion between the Chained Muse editor-in-chief David Gosselin and RTF director Matthew Ehret, this question is unpacked from a variety of angles. This episode deals with the rise of social engineering during the 20th century with a focus on London's Tavistock Clinic, MK Ultra, CIA cultural warfare in the post-war age under the Congress for Cultural Freedom and much more. We explore the roots of epistemological warfare stretching back to the days of ancient Athens and delve into post-WWII techniques deployed in the form of the Frankfurt School, the rise of “political correctness”, and the "authoritarian personality project" which aimed to proclaim that individual genius, moral leadership or love of truth were merely forms of fascism that must be destroyed by new forms of "group think" and "popular opinion" in order for free capitalist democracy to win the Cold War.