Thursday, August 29, 2024

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Aug 29, 2024

Pavel Durov, the controversial founder of Telegram, discusses his recent arrest in France amid allegations of financial fraud and serious crimes linked to his platform. He explores the fine line between free speech and global responsibilities in digital communication. The conversation also touches on the disturbing trend of valuing pets over children, prompting a provocative look at modern ethical dilemmas. Lastly, Durov reflects on the curious intersection of fox hunting and religious identity in a secular age.

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The Controversy of Pavel Durov's Arrest and Its Global Implications

00:00 • 21min

Cultural Confusion: Pets, Children, and the Ethics of Fox Hunting

21:21 • 3min