The Great Antidote

Arnold Kling on The Three Languages of Politics

Jun 3, 2022

45:26

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The Right Wants to Control Your Life?

01:39

The Three Languages of Politics

03:32

Why Is It So Important to Write a Book?

02:10

Introduction

2min

What Is the Most Important Thing That Young People Don't Know?

5min

The Three Languages of Politics

4min

The Right Wants to Control Your Life?

2min

Why Is It So Important to Write a Book?

2min

How Does Political Polarization Affect Voting?

3min

The Failure of the Book

5min

Social Media and Technology Are the Sol Slash Primary, Slash Very Much Aggravating Cause of This?

2min

I Grew Up Surrounded by What a J Boditaria Stanford Calls the Laptop Class

2min

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Why You Shouldn't Hate Your Political Opponents

5min

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Rush Roberts - A Great Example

2min

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Adopting Your Political Language?

2min

13.

I Think the Libertarian Instinct Is, War Is Bad

3min

14.

How to Protect Our Institutions From These Loud Minorities?

4min

15.

What I Believed at One Time in Your Life That Changed Your Position

3min

16.

The Great Antidote Podcast

2min

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Arnold Kling is an economist and the author of the book The Three Languages of Politics: Talking Across Political Divides. His substack, In My Tribe, explores many areas of economics and policy. Today, he talks to us about the divide in politics, explaining the need for his book and giving current examples. We explore affective polarization and the rise of polarization generally.

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