When I hear Michael Hudson's voice my IQ increases

Please keep it coming, Michael. Your voice is needed everywhere!

I listen to Michael everywhere. This wonderful man has taught me so much about how this world truly works And I personally thank him so 😊

@cynnewulf3281

25 күн бұрын

Yes, I've been digging up every article and video interview with Michael I can find. His articles on Germany are spot on and he even got interviewed by the Berliner Zeitung (semi mainstream paper).

Makes perfect sense why none of this is taught in school at any level.

@polybian_bicycle

Ай бұрын

Because the point of school is to train obedient drones.

@BtK-gn5hb

16 күн бұрын

I did a finance major at uni and we didn't learn any of these things in the economics subjects. I found out about Michael Hudson and other writers through my own curiosity about money and the financial system. Imo they should be teaching economic history and finance starting from primary school to highschool as a core essential subject, alongside reading and basic arithmetics. It's too important.

Michael Hudson radicalised me years ago 🙌🏽once I understood our economic reality I understood our role on the global stage & our dark history

@moviemakerjo6756

Ай бұрын

'radicalised'?! no, not so much. the radicals are those preventing/blind to structural change across the globe; jamie diamon, rashid sinnuk, ertila-van-dulayen, gorg siros, august carstienz, julienn turdo and many more are the radicals.

@aliona4817

27 күн бұрын

And how do you feel now?

@PNNYRFACE

19 күн бұрын

Darker

Thank you both. Michael, thank you for writing this book, it is very readable for everyone

Temples of enterprise!!!new book from Dr Hudson!yeah!!!

Great discussion with Michael Hudson! I’d love to see you interview the man who hired him at University of Missouri at Kansas City, Randall Wray, who also writes on the origins of modern money.

@TheDissenterRL

Ай бұрын

Thanks for the kind words and the suggestion! I've just added Dr. Wray to my list, and I'll try to get in touch with him soon.

Michael Hudson has taught me so much from reading /watching him. A brilliant man. Makes Economics really interesting and comprehensible.

This one is super interesting

Thank you for sharing

Excellent talk.

Mr. Hudson is brilliant. We can't understand history without economics.

What he says at the end about neoliberalism being like religion is such on point with what's happening right now in Argentina. The president (Milei) is a free market fundamentalist (libertarian) who proclaims that he was chosen by God itself to rule the country, and last week at a speech he portrayed himself as Moses guiding the investors to cross the red sea... (nobody wants to invest in Argentina). This is an extreme literal example that proves Hudson's point. We have reached the point of madness in its most explicit form, an unhinged president who can't separate economy from religion and cites the bible to argue that the current pope is the representation of evil itself and also a communist.

@bellingdog

Ай бұрын

At the same time, if he followed the Bible, he would have debt cancellation. The year of Jubilee. What happens is people choose which parts of their religion they want to follow.

I would like to point out, that in Croatian, Slovenian and Italian ( languages I speak), the prayer Our Father, says forgive us our debts, not sinns like in English version, so apparently there is original version preserved, mostly in Slavic languages. That said, Dr. Hudson is a jewel, we all should be grateful to be able to listen to him while he is still among us and hope he will be for a long time. Thank you Dr. Hudson.

appreciating your generous talks - I'm book shopping you ... Thx very much !

I learned more in this 90 minutes than in all my formal "education". This was epic and mind blowing.

More puzzle pieces! Thank you

thank you professor hudson

Wow what a podcast, love it!

I used to think Ancient Greece was the pinnacle of humanity but now I look back longingly at Babylonia

@Saki-K.

15 күн бұрын

Have you read what the Hammurabi code was saying? I think you will rethink it when you do!

I love it when he can't recall something - if I had 0.01% of his memory i would be a happy chappy. Prof Hudson is a new voice and another reason I'm a KZread premium. Thank you...

Economist Michael Hudson is a parragon of wisdom. "Wonder leaves enlightened minds, when ignorance no longer blinds." Bk 4: Section V, and Song V: Wonder and Ignorance The Consolation of Philosophy by Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius (c. 480 - 525) "If Plato's teaching errest not, we learn but that we have forgot." -- Bk 3: Section XI, and Song XI: Reminiscence The Consolation of Philosophy by Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius (c. 480 - 525)

Cancelling dept due to a harvest crop failure is different than cancelling college debts in the USA today, don't you think? Forgiveness versus a bailout for over-priced colleges, crooked financial institutions, and reckless/feckless youth. Academic point, as it's gonna happen, of course... Apropos the evolution of money (and financial scam games;) - can you provide some thoughts on bitcoin?

I noticed something strange! The comments you leave suggest that you understand what I wrote!

Do you really can’t comprehend that what Human wrote is far important than the contents of all your videos?! they are human thoughts (the most precious and valuable thoughts ever)?! Planet of the irrational apes is planet of endless wonders.

The exact same deep feeling that carries the truth at its core has not changed at all since early childhood! “This is the Planet of the Apes”, it is a terrible punishment! Over time all of this is confirmed to be true! It is as if the essence of Human had been placed in the body of an ape and then imprisoned among the irrational, thieving, sick, filthy apes on planet of the apes ! It's a terrible punishment!

Now read your Bibles through this lens as Jesus actually told. Forgive your debtors...overturn the money lending tables in the temple. Jubilee time. And hands off. Those girls are not your slaves.

I love Professor Hudson, but I don't like his theological tangents. St Cyril of Alexandria did not himself try and kick out the Jews, the parabolani did that. Now, they were Christians and great defenders of St Cyril, but firstly the Jews they were kicking out were Jews - not Messianic Jews, but Jews who rejected Christ and even called Jesus a demon. Now, one can imagine, just as you can today, telling Muslims that Mohammad is a demon what the response would be. St Ignatius, a disciple of the disciple John (the Evangelist) writes about the God, Jesus. In fact, even St Thomas calls Jesus "My Lord and My God" in the Gospel. All in all, I think Professor Hudson could have focused on Acts 2 where they shared all in common. No one was indebted to the other, as debts were forgiven. Now, they owed those who were not Christians and vice versa, but I think that lines up with Professor Hudson's thesis of forgiving barley debts, not silver debts. Personally, I don't know enough about St. Augustine to comment, but I do wish to learn more about his debate with Pelagius, as it does appear that is a common critique of Eastern Orthodox Christianity, that they are Semi-Pelagians.