

"War and Sowell" with Victor Davis Hanson
21 snips Nov 22, 2023
Victor Davis Hanson, a Classicist and Military Historian at Stanford University, discusses the causes of World War II and the importance of military strength in preventing wars. The podcast also explores Thomas Sowell's approach to intellectual perspectives on war, the role of defense companies, the evolution of the United States as a multiracial democracy, and the dangers of relying on authority-based intellectuals. It delves into psychological deterrence, knowledge fallacies, and Israel's success amidst growing hostility.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
Intellectual Perspectives on War
04:10 • 19min
Understanding the Role of Defense Companies in Warfare
23:09 • 20min
Preventing Wars: Negotiations vs Military Strength
43:19 • 18min
The Evolution of the United States as a Multiracial Democracy
01:01:07 • 3min
Thomas Sowell: A National Treasure
01:04:12 • 10min
Psychological Deterrence in Preventing Wars
01:13:52 • 29min
Exploring Knowledge Fallacies and Absence of Wisdom
01:42:29 • 2min
Israel's Success and Growing Hostility
01:44:56 • 8min