Meditations with Zohar

Martin Gurri: The Crisis of Authority S1 E24

Jan 3, 2023

01:18:02

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Episode notes

I Would Love to Be Humble in Public

03:38

Isn't It Time to Stop Nihilism?

01:38

The Need for Structural Change

01:41

Introduction

3min

What Does It Mean to Be an Analyst?

2min

Is There a Border Between the Center and the Periphery?

2min

I'm a Suit That Doesn't Fit Me

4min

Is There a Critical or a Defense of the Elites?

4min

What Is the Core Divide Between Center and Periphery?

2min

I Would Love to Be Humble in Public

4min

Is There a Way for the Federal Reserve to Be Humiliated?

2min

What's Got to Change?

2min

10.

The Need for Structural Change

2min

11.

Amazon and the Internet Age It Might Not Be Sold Through Anything

3min

12.

The Enemies of American Socialism

6min

13.

The Appeal to Listening

5min

14.

Is It the 19th Century Model of Knowledge and Power?

6min

15.

How to Understand a Sump and Laudan's Writings

5min

16.

The Theory of Change

3min

17.

Is There a Way to Make Government Better?

3min

18.

The Difference Between Amazon and Government

2min

19.

The Question Is Who Decides?

3min

20.

The Theological Foundation for the Politics of the Fifth Wave

6min

21.

The History of Liberal Democracy

2min

22.

The Defender of Liberal Democracy

2min

23.

Is There a Alternative to Liberal Democracy?

3min

24.

Isn't It Time to Stop Nihilism?

2min

This week, Zohar is joined by Martin Gurri, former CIA analyst and author of The Revolt of the Public, to talk about trust, power, communication, polarization, technology, and strategy in an age of waning institutional legitimacy and fragmented authority.