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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2017 · 47 MIN

How to Replace the Current Social Order

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We live in disorientating times. One acute problem is that the democratic process is becoming a meaningless spectacle when confronting global issues like ecology degradation, continental poverty, youth unemployment, mass migration, political and financial corruption plus colluding geopolitical predators. In the 21st century the US is embarking on a massive cutting welfare programme to increase its already hyper-inflated defense budget. We spoke to Clive Menzies of Critical Thinking about Who rules? How and Why. We discussed possible models of coexistence to fight social hierarchies and how to rethink the idea of "progress." We departed musically with Take the Power Back by Rage Against the Machine. With Juan Toledo and Andre López Turner

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We live in disorientating times. One acute problem is that the democratic process is becoming a meaningless spectacle when confronting global issues like ecology degradation, continental poverty, youth unemployment, mass migration, political and financial corruption plus colluding geopolitical predators. In the 21st century the US is embarking on a massive cutting welfare programme to increase its already hyper-inflated defense budget. We spoke to Clive Menzies of Critical Thinking about Who rules? How and Why. We discussed possible models of coexistence to fight social hierarchies and how to rethink the idea of "progress." We departed musically with Take the Power Back by Rage Against the Machine. With Juan Toledo and Andre López Turner

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