The Modern Scapegoat: Examining Public Shaming

This chapter examines the parallels between ancient scapegoating practices and contemporary public shaming, particularly in the context of media and celebrity culture. Through philosophical insights and real-life examples, it highlights the dangers of mob mentality and the diminishing returns of using scapegoating as a means of conflict resolution.

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0:00 Bestie Intro: Phil Hellmuth found a new billionaire

1:30 Chamath's new camera positioning

3:58 Revisiting the Joe Rogan/Spotify situation, racism claims, and the video controversy

30:04 Canadian truckers' "Freedom Convoy": root causes, impact, what is this turning into?

45:00 Nuclear fusion breakthrough: Friedberg shares thoughts and theories on what this could mean for the future of energy and life on Earth

54:15 Contrarian energy trade, Chamath's Big Tech play morphing into a long-term investment

1:01:01 Microsoft's savvy "burn it down" app store strategy, US income not keeping up with inflation, consumer sentiment getting worse, opening up and getting back to normal

1:15:57 CIA allegedly used an executive order from 1981 to execute warrantless surveillance on American citizens, DHS domestic terrorism infrastructure

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