Secondary Rules Ministry of Secrets
Aug 19, 2022
In this episode of Secondary Rules, the hosts discuss Rousseau's views on rabbits, the controversial secret ministries of Scott Morrison, and the constitutional issues surrounding the governor-general's actions. They analyze Rousseau's critique of Hobbes' theory of the state of nature and explore the imposition of societal chains. They also examine the legal implications of the prime minister being secretly appointed to multiple ministerial positions and discuss the role of the governor-general in Australia.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Unpacking Rousseau's Critique of Hobbes' State of Nature
01:47 • 10min
The Natural Condition: Society and Chains
11:24 • 4min
Exploring Our Natural Selves and the Secret Minister
15:06 • 3min
Unusual Situation and Legal Implications
18:00 • 2min
Conventions, Constitutionality, and Ministerial Appointments
20:18 • 9min
The Role of the Governor General and Controversy Surrounding Their Actions
29:07 • 8min