In this episode, I reflect on the power of emotion in shaping social change. After receiving a five-year sentence, I explore how modern culture is evolving to embrace emotionality, moving beyond the cold rationalism of past centuries. Through the lens of personal experience, feminist thought, and revolutionary activism, I argue that reason and emotion are not opposites but inseparable in decision-making and social confrontation.
From courtroom outbursts to the legacy of activist Larry Kramer, I discuss how feelings—not detached logic—drive change and why it’s time to reconsider the role of emotion in our collective movements. This episode is an exploration of what it means to fully engage in the messy, emotional reality of being human, and how that very engagement can be the catalyst for deep cultural transformation.
Join me as we break down the false dichotomy between reason and emotion and chart a new path towards a more connected, emotionally aware civilization.
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