Is a Technologically Advanced, Ethical Civilization Possible?
In this discussion with podcast host Keyvan Davani, the question of “possibilities and necessities” is discussed at length with a look towards the question of the ultimate destiny of the human species. We address this question by analyzing the ideas shaping our past, the relationship of mind to matter as a function of creative change within economic systems, the science of value, oligarchical manipulation of cultures and the pros and cons of Bitcoin.
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Matthew Ehret is the Editor-in-Chief of the Canadian Patriot Review , and Senior Fellow at the American University in Moscow. He is author of the ‘Untold History of Canada’ book series and Clash of the Two Americas trilogy. In 2019 he co-founded the Montreal-based Rising Tide Foundation .
Thanks, Matt. This had a lot of nuance, re China and so forth, that I appreciate... Good stuff. Keep doing the Good Work! ^_^
Hey Matt, tried sending this following mssg thru the contact on your Canadian Patriot site but after numerous attempts always get message to 'enter the URL' not sure..
So this comment is off-topic:
Listened to the Our Interesting Times podcast episode you were a guest on. At the end you said you may be willing to send PDFs of the American Trilogy too? If not np will eventually get them but Oh before I forget: did you read or someone's already pointed out that Romanoff piece on the UNZ Review where he mentioned you ? Have to go back and read it again but it was a reaction to your Myth of the Khazarian Mafia" discussion? Just back in NY after 4mos in Italy. Since I heard Tim mention Strategy of Tension and Vincenzo Vinciguerra, just last week in IT one of the big news items in all the mass media was the confirmation that Stefano delle Chiaie, one of the biggest figure in the Anni di Piombo/Strategia della Tensione era who escaped to South America (til 1987) and that the CIA described as the 'most wanted rightist terrorist in the world' . the media said last week was confirmed to have been at Capaci in the months prior to the bombing that killed Giovanni Falcone, the judge who was on a mission to fight the Mafia, with his friend Borsellino, who was eliminated not long after Falcone.
Since I am still unemployed I understand if those books are not ones you talked about. Hearing you speak so clearly and recognizing, noticing many things i remember from my printed EIR reading days I would love to be able to support your efforts. As a perennially struggling music producer approaching middle age (at 46 I guess it's not approaching but official?l) without many skills, trades other than (i hope) critical thinking which (that alone these days is enough to warrant never getting a job eheh. Really mad mad world we live in uh
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