THE INTELLECTUAL DARK WEB PODCAST (HOBBES + LOCKE + ROUSSEAU + US CONSTITUTION in ONE SINGLE BOOK)

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Peter Thiel On Investment

Apr 7, 2023

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Peter Thiel

Peter Thiel, co-founder of PayPal and a prominent venture capitalist, explores the evolving landscape of innovation and entrepreneurship. He discusses the Thiel Fellowship, which encourages young talents to bypass traditional education for real-world experiences. The conversation delves into the role of timing in breakthroughs and the complexities of risk-taking in business. Thiel highlights the cultural shift towards risk aversion, particularly within education, and urges a reevaluation of individual agency to inspire future innovators.

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Intro

00:00 • 3min

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Innovating Beyond Education

03:25 • 12min

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The Innovation Dilemma

15:23 • 19min

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Navigating Success and Failure in Venture Capital

34:16 • 3min

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Innovation Disparities and Education's Role

37:00 • 8min

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Encouraging Risk and Entrepreneurship in a Conformist Culture

45:04 • 4min

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LEVIATHAN

Thomas Hobbes

Published in 1651, 'Leviathan' by Thomas Hobbes is a comprehensive treatise on political philosophy. The book is divided into four main parts: 'Of Man,' 'Of Commonwealth,' 'Of a Christian Commonwealth,' and 'Of the Kingdom of Darkness. ' Hobbes argues that the natural state of humans is one of conflict and anarchy, and that the best way to achieve peace and security is through the establishment of a commonwealth governed by an absolute sovereign. This sovereign, which Hobbes terms the 'Leviathan,' has supreme authority over all aspects of governance, including law, religion, and public offices. Hobbes' work is a foundational text in social contract theory and continues to influence political thought to this day.

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The Constitution of Pennsylvania

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The Founding Fathers of the United States of America

The Constitution of Pennsylvania, adopted in 1776, was a landmark document in the early history of the United States. It established a republican government with a unicameral legislature, a strong executive, and an independent judiciary. The document reflected Enlightenment ideals of popular sovereignty and limited government. It served as a model for other state constitutions and influenced the drafting of the United States Constitution. Its emphasis on individual liberties and separation of powers laid the groundwork for the development of American democracy.

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Two Treatises Of Government

John Locke

Published in 1689, 'Two Treatises of Government' is a seminal work by John Locke that critiques the divine right of kings and advocates for a government based on the consent of the governed. The first treatise refutes Robert Filmer's 'Patriarcha,' which argued for the divine right of kings, while the second treatise outlines Locke's theory of civil society, the state of nature, natural rights, and the social contract. Locke argues that legitimate governments derive their power from the consent of the people and that individuals have the right to rebellion if the government fails to protect their natural rights to life, liberty, and property. His ideas significantly influenced the American and French Revolutions and remain central to liberal political theory.

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The Social Contract

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

In 'The Social Contract', Jean-Jacques Rousseau outlines a theory of government where the legitimacy of political authority stems from the consent of the governed. The book begins with the famous line 'Man is born free, but he is everywhere in chains,' highlighting the tension between natural freedom and the constraints of societal laws. Rousseau argues that a legitimate state is formed when citizens enter into a social contract, surrendering some of their natural rights in exchange for civil rights and the protection of the general will. The general will, a collective idea of the common good, is central to Rousseau's theory, and he advocates for a system where the people, as the sovereign, make decisions directly and where laws ensure liberty and equality. The work has been influential in shaping modern political thought and has played a significant role in the French Revolution and the development of democratic principles.

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The Prince (1532) by Niccolo Machiavelli

The Leviathan (1651) by Thomas Hobbes

The Two Treatises of Government (1689) by John Locke

The Social Contract (1762) by Jean-Jacques Rousseau

The Constitution of Pennsylvania (1776) by The Founding Fathers of the United States of America

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