
391. A Prison is Being Constructed Inside Your Brain | Glenn Greenwald
The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
The Hubris of Technological Advancement and the Fallibility of Truth
The speaker reflects on their family's diminishing religious beliefs and the pride they once felt in being more modern. However, they have learned to let go of their hubris and recognize that technological advancement does not necessarily mean moral superiority. They criticize the belief in censorship and the notion that certain views should be prohibited, arguing that throughout history, what is considered truth has often been proven wrong. The speaker vehemently opposes the arrogance of believing that their own convictions are unquestionably true and that any questioning should be forbidden. They ultimately attribute this hubris to the idea of perfection and absolute truth.