Aubrey Marcus Podcast Harvard Philosopher Puts TRUMP Under The SPOTLIGHT w/Kaizen Asiedu #511
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Nov 25, 2025 Kaizen Asiedu, a Harvard-educated philosopher, dives into the complexities of Trump's second term, balancing praise for foreign policy achievements with critiques of domestic shortcomings. He discusses the dangers of tribalism and the importance of defending free speech in a polarized society. With a unique stance on the intersection of politics and spirituality, Kaizen emphasizes that avoiding politics is impossible. The conversation also explores the implications of DEI practices, the nuances of climate discussions, and the importance of clear thinking in today's discourse.
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Social Media Skews Perception Of Race Trends
- Social media amplified visibility of injustice and triggered availability and base-rate biases, worsening perceived race relations.
- Kaizen argues online exposure made society feel more fractured than objective trends show.
Race Is A Construct That Divides Societies
- Race is a constructed taxonomy with no scientific definition, and using it as primary identity hinders unity.
- Kaizen contrasts Rome's civic identity with modern racial categories as more functional.
Prefer Tech Solutions Over Fear And Controls
- Tackle climate pragmatically by expanding solar and nuclear while avoiding fear-driven control policies.
- Prioritize technologies that scale energy without crippling American industry or ceding advantage to competitors.