Every time I retort a point, I start with "I read an article about..." Every time Tom Sowell retorts a point, he starts with "I wrote a book about...." There are levels to this

@uofa82

10 ай бұрын

Keep reading!

As a black man I just want to say... this man changed my life and taught me how to think. I've never felt more free.

@simonclare100

5 жыл бұрын

Southern aviator - as a white man I agree with you absolutely, he is a brilliant man I wish there were more people like him around the world

@alsoknownas875

5 жыл бұрын

Same here my brother, same here.

@fubokuen

5 жыл бұрын

Mr. Sowell is a remarkable man. Why isn't he more popular w/ Blacks?

@stephj9378

5 жыл бұрын

Lots of young conservatives fired up! Sargon of Akkad kills this topic.Open Border Imperialists

@dinoreic

5 жыл бұрын

I am white guy and Thomas learned me so much :)

When I was a school failure, nothing happened. When I got a University education, nothing happened. When I learned to take personal responsibility for my life, everything started to happen.

@romancediscovered

11 ай бұрын

I am happy that you figured this out and that you are happier living a life you chose. Inspiring.

Dr. Sowell should have been our first black President

@nivid01

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely!

@nilstrobaggia735

3 жыл бұрын

Be careful, the antifa fascists will come git yah. Don't speak out against the mob.

@davidwirth2716

3 жыл бұрын

God's Cop I agree with you !

@emilyk.5664

3 жыл бұрын

Same. I felt alone in the swath of anarchist propaganda.

@lauramosier4393

3 жыл бұрын

Amen, Brother!

"Government is not the personification of the national interest. They have their own interests." An incredibly important statement.

@wathen004

5 жыл бұрын

indeed!

@mikeissweet

5 жыл бұрын

Perhaps *the* most important consideration in Politics, and yet many (if not most) don't even factor in the Incentives of the people who make Government. Sad! If we can bring this into the Public Consciousness it would be yuge.

@aronlinde1723

5 жыл бұрын

Organizations always serve what is closest to them. The Bureaucracy is closer than the People in a centralized government system.

@cadddie_ai

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly where i paused to think

@speckledhen409

5 жыл бұрын

So true

As a black person, i find it difficult to understand how people like Thomas Sowell, who actually grew up poor, lived through Jim Crow and every other hardship blacks faced back then, could somehow rise above all that resentment of establishment white society and make something of himself, despite the challenges, while youngish people like Ta nehisi Coates, who grew up in a much less racist time and in better conditions, can hold such regressive ideas about whites and race relations and actually be commended for it by the intelligentsia and media of today. It just baffles me. I cannot for the life of me blame a white person today for the atrocities committed by people with whom he shared a skin tone with decades ago.

@The_Scouts_Code

5 жыл бұрын

" I cannot for the life of me blame a white person today for the atrocities committed by people with whom he shared a skin tone with decades ago." That is because you are intelligent and reasonable.

@JasmineSweeting

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed!

@bobjenkins4925

5 жыл бұрын

I think it's an enduring proof that Thomas Sowell is truly an individualist. In his mind the actions of racist white people were representative of themselves, basically, and don't have any bearing on other white people who behave totally differently.

@nqobilengema2165

5 жыл бұрын

As a fellow black i can straight up tell you why, the liberal whites that are true racist fooled the black man and woman of yester year with welfare, with affirmative action and fooled them that they ate helpless and they weak and need these things to catch up whilst they tell their own kind to toughen up... That is why blacks to this day worldwide are mentally defeated.

@danielprivate7442

5 жыл бұрын

People need battles to fight, a weight to carry. Perhaps people like Ta Nehisi Coates would rather carry the weight and fight the battles of Sowell's generation than find their own, despite the fact that those battles have been largely won. Or maybe BECAUSE those battles have been largely won, which is a more depressing proposition.

"one of the benefits of having a harvard degree is never again having to be impressed by someone with a harvard degree." LOL man this interview is so good.

This gentleman is 88 years old in this video and his mind is crystal clear and on top of all the points. What an accomplishment, I wish to age as well as he has.

@bondwin7025

10 ай бұрын

One of the greatest mind of our time ! Happy 93 Dr Sowell 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

I wish they mentioned Dr Sowell during African-American History Month.

@ventura433

5 жыл бұрын

We dont celebrate the ability to finally be able to take responsibility and live meaningful lives, instead we tell each other that our failures are someone else's fault and we are just innocent victims.

@kimberlywiederhold627

5 жыл бұрын

He's not a liberal so they won't no matter how accomplished he is.

@jaeg.3806

5 жыл бұрын

Same here. I wish there were a more concentrated effort to push us and our kin to reach the intellectual heights of people like Mr. Sowell and Larry Elder.

@globaldigitaldirectsubsidi4493

5 жыл бұрын

+Jason Lewis "The economic anarchy of capitalism is the root of all evil." - Albert Einstein technology changes the world, capitalism is no longer useful. Malthusian premise is untrue due to efficiency increase, machines replace labour!!!!

@zachmcintire6512

5 жыл бұрын

@@globaldigitaldirectsubsidi4493 So are you planning on commenting this on every comment strand on this video sir? if so you are wasting your time. No one here is going to buy your bs, even if you quote Einstein. And in solidarity with your mission, I will reply this exact comment to every one of yours, even if you are a troll. When did anyone turn to Einstein for his economic input? Why do you think there are advancements and innovations in technology? It's because of capitalism. I can do the same thing that dear Einstein did, just replace the first five words with a random word and you have yourself an inane and unsubstantiated quotation, "Altruism is the root of all evil". - Zach McIntire. And "economic anarchy of capitalism", what is this implying? If I were to say anything I would say irrationality is the root of all evil and success in a capitalist society requires rationality. Embrace capitalism my friend, and you will be set free.

The world still has Thomas Sowell in it. All is not lost.

@saltburner2

5 жыл бұрын

He is now 88 years old and still completely lucid.

@zakharmidicheov1681

5 жыл бұрын

Please optimistic. Wisdom won't go unnoticed. There are several youngsters in YT , so brilliant but never heard of Dr. Sowell or Dr. Williams, not to mention Hayek, Rothbard, Friedman etc.

@tankkratos6170

5 жыл бұрын

thanksfernuthin. People that need to here shut down at logic

@deangailwahl8270

5 жыл бұрын

I hear you but He is almost 90. We need a million more guys just like Him and then maybe the MADNESS may Stop.

“Apparently...lifestyle choices have major consequences” It’s infuriating how people ignore this

I'm black man and I've never read anything by Mr.Sowell, yet I have had these same views since I was a teen-ager. I guess just using your head and looking at things with an open mind and common sense goes a very long way. I will be reading Thomas Sowell now.

If we had 1 pill that would take 50 years off of a persons age id say give it to Dr. Sowell we need that man around for as long as we can have him.

@mrblexit7152

5 жыл бұрын

FACTS

@brentgolbert2402

5 жыл бұрын

Agree

It makes you feel so much more powerful when you realize you are responsible for yourself.

I just left my room and went straight to Barns and Noble and bought 4 of his books. This man is amazing. Why aren't we playing this guy everywhere

@katherinetherese2736

10 ай бұрын

I totally agree with you. Some of his books should be curriculum in high school and college

"Socialism is a great idea, but it doesn't mean is a great reality" Gold.

Dr. Sowell is perhaps our last great 20th Century economist still on Earth. Mises, Hayek, Rothbard, Friedman, Buchanan, Becker... all no longer with us- but Dr. Sowell still carries the standard. We love you, sir.

@redv8214

5 жыл бұрын

Don't forget Walter Williams!

@fusionsoul

5 жыл бұрын

@@redv8214 Water E. Williams (the "E" is for "Economist") ;)

@lnb29

5 жыл бұрын

As much as it pains me to say so, unfortunately probably not for too long. So we must carry it on for them.

@aaronqueen55

5 жыл бұрын

And our Mexican friend, Robert Higgs.

@cloudyxpillow7356

5 жыл бұрын

Also Richard Epstein!

The logic and articulation from people like Thomas Sowell made me realize that deep down I'm conservative.

@globaldigitaldirectsubsidi4493

5 жыл бұрын

+TrustMeI´mADoctor "The economic anarchy of capitalism is the root of all evil." - Albert Einstein technology changes the world, capitalism is no longer useful. Malthusian premise is untrue due to efficiency increase, machines replace labour

@mattschmitt9924

5 жыл бұрын

Logic + articulation = conservative Rhetoric + hysteria = liberals

@coletrain5667

5 жыл бұрын

@@globaldigitaldirectsubsidi4493 Einstein was exceptionally intelligent, but intelligence is no guarantee of wisdom.

@souldier2875

5 жыл бұрын

@@coletrain5667 plus we should remember Einstein fled a nationalist socialist nation so socialism is somthing he may have been partial to. Not certain however but i agree he wasn't an economist by any stretch of the imagination.

@zachmcintire6512

5 жыл бұрын

@@globaldigitaldirectsubsidi4493 So are you planning on commenting this on every comment strand on this video sir? if so you are wasting your time. No one here is going to buy your bs, even if you quote Einstein. And in solidarity with your mission, I will reply this exact comment to every one of yours, even if you are a troll. When did anyone turn to Einstein for his economic input? Why do you think there are advancements and innovations in technology? It's because of capitalism. I can do the same thing that dear Einstein did, just replace the first five words with a random word and you have yourself an inane and unsubstantiated quotation, "Altruism is the root of all evil". - Zach McIntire. And "economic anarchy of capitalism", what is this implying? If I were to say anything I would say irrationality is the root of all evil and success in a capitalist society requires rationality. Embrace capitalism my friend, and you will be set free.

I worked as a bag boy at a small grocery store in the late 80s. I ate the same lunch every day. Small chocolate milk, ham sandwich and powdered donuts by Wonder...and was excited when minimum wage was going up 25 cents an hour. Then I went to pay for same lunch and the prices went up! I went to store manager and he said every person working g right now is making more so the store had to raise prices to pay their salaries and said to me why do you think Sue and Mark aren't on the schedule this week? He said we had to let them go. I learned alot that day in 1987...long term ago

He dropped out of high school, joined the Marines, and then still attended *Harvard*. This right here is what real intelligence looks like. He didn’t need an honor roll in high school to tell him he was smart enough to learn from and teach at Ivy League schools.

I’m sitting here in Dublin, Ireland being blown away by this man’s intellect, integrity, humility and clarity of thought. What a great pity most of our leaders of today, and especially our politicians, on both sides of the Atlantic, are not worthy of any of these adjectives. If we fail to heed the likes of Dr Sowell, we will indeed pay a heavy price.

16:01 "Socialism is a great idea, that does not mean it's a great reality." Congratulations sir, you just made my heroes list.

Came here to restore my faith in humanity

Dr. Sowell is a great American. He is now 94...let's hope he can live much longer to teach his wisdom!

This man should be required reading for every young person. And his appearances with Buckley ... phenomenal.

One of the worst thing you can do for someone is pity them because your solutions for help will be based in emotions instead of logic. It is that emotion that drives people to help poor and disenfranchised people via charity by giving them fish instead of helping them to learn how to fish.

Shame this man doesn't get more mass media attention, truly one of the greatest thinkers of our time.

I have said it many times, Mr. Sowell has a way of stating facts so clearly and plainly that it hits you like a slap to the face. What a genius, what a man.

Thomas Sowell's book, Basic Economics, helped me pass my economics classes and realize that my professors were teaching it wrong. I mean, I could literally show them how their math was wrong and they would at first argue, then threaten to fail me. Which is ironic since I grew up with learning disabilities. So I did it their way and passed at the top of the class, which is the goal. One example is the micro effect on the cost of living of mandated minimum wages. Thank you Mr. Sowell, you have helped me succeed and see the world the way it is, not the way we want it to be.

Sowell is a breath of fresh air in this cesspool of 'western' politics.

@kainebishop3970

5 жыл бұрын

And proof black people can do whatever which their youth need to see to shake the miasma of victimhood.

I appreciate how Mr. Sowell has always presented information. No bias, no subjective spin, just objective information.

It is June 13th, 2020. My 30th birthday is on the 18th. In the middle of COVID-19 and widespread civil unrest, this is water to my soul. I am entirely certain that prior to watching this video, I have not consumed a more eye opening, life changing and empowering hour of content. Thank you Dr. Sowell.

I'm a simple man, I see Thomas Sowell and up vote

@OrlandoVidali

5 жыл бұрын

every time

@psylou8xx30

5 жыл бұрын

I'm more simpler and see your comment and like

@EmperorsNewWardrobe

5 жыл бұрын

TJ Hall, does that mean you’ve submitted your intellect these proposals of his can be assessed or that you’re simply a fan of his?

@chad969

5 жыл бұрын

@@EmperorsNewWardrobe "does that mean you’ve submitted your intellect these proposals of his can be assessed or that you’re simply a fan of his?" With all respect, that sentence is incoherent.

@etermena96

5 жыл бұрын

I’m a simple man, too. I see norm Macdonald, and I upvote. But I upvoted this as well!

I yearn for the day when our society focuses on actual intellectual dialogue like this.

This guy is pure class. Seems like a genuinely nice guy.

Just imagine. Thomas Sowell began his adult life as a Marxist. Through experiencing real life, education, and doing a lot of critical thinking, his worldview changed. He is a national treasure and I often post his quotes on my FB page. God bless him. Wouldn't you love it if everyone was introduced to him in the course of their public education?

Every new Sowell interview is a gift from God. Honestly, in a few more years there might be a revolution of Sowell. His works are resonating with huge numbers of youth who have never been exposed to such eloquent and commonsense arguments. There are 2 shelves devoted to the works of Thomas Sowell in my library. Simply put, he changed my world view. - 26 year old, American

@mikeissweet

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed! -27 year old American

@jw6588

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed! - 36 year old American

@israelchavarri6562

5 жыл бұрын

I love Dr. Sowell. I haven't bought his books yet. I will tho. - 28 year old, American

@andrewa9414

5 жыл бұрын

I read Economic Facts and Fallacies and it was brilliant. I need to get another book from him but I haven't decided which one to get.

@GregBert87

5 жыл бұрын

He's a refreshing change from what I've taken in my University classes. - 31 year old Canadian

How can anyone listen to this man and not be changed in some significant way.

I am ashamed that this is the first time I have ever known of Dr. Thomas Sowell. He is now another hero of mine, fighting the good fight.

I am 51 years old and my entire life experience was illuminated to me watching this video. The welfare state and the utter failure became clear to me years ago when I toured the LBJ Museum in Austin, Texas. The more they helped the worse it got.

In Jamaica in the 70s I remember our flirtation with Socialism. We had bare shelves, constant power and water lock offs. We had a patchy phone service only for the well connected , rich and government officials. Everyone else had to use one of the few payphones. You can keep that.

0:30 Context on Thomas Sowell 1:48 Western Union Messenger, Transportation 3:40 Seeing Tenements 4:54 Reading Marx. 5:43, 9:07What changed Sowell’s view on Marxism? 9:30 Conflict of Visions (1987) (1) Constrained Vision (2) Unconstrained Vision 13:45 Not meant to show one as better than other. It is to highlight the implicit assumptions in each view. 14:30 Rebutting Nicholas Kristoph 15:20 Hard, serious, Evidence 16:10, 48:20 Bernie Sanders and Venezuela 🇻🇪 16:45 Poverty and Progress among Blacks 21:10 Family Structure 23:11 If Lyndon Johnson embraced constrained vision, would it have been a better America? 24:18 Affirmative Action (harms everyone in different ways. Mismatching). 30:25 What is to be done? - Better lifestyle choices - 43:25 Charter Schools 33:19 Post-College Sowell 36:31 Jim Crow/ Reparations 39:39 39:46 Charles Murray, Losing Ground. 40:20 Trump 52:30 Thomas Sowell Reading his 1987 book “A Conflict of Visions”

@Gaonaism

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the breakdown, it really helps grasp the entirety of this thought provoking conversation by one of the brillant minds that still lives today.

@natelawrence

5 жыл бұрын

From a fellow indexer, thanks!

@sarabjotsinghchagger2381

5 жыл бұрын

PIN THIS TO THE COMMENT SECTION @HooverInstitution

@michaelpisciarino5348

5 жыл бұрын

Alejandro I do my best

@goldepzaekerfritg

5 жыл бұрын

I LOVE YOU

2 out of 3 children in Iceland are in single parent families. In South Korea, only 1 in 66 are single parent families. Wow.

this should have 100 million views not 100 thousand

@rogerfarraghersr1884

5 жыл бұрын

Here! Here!

THIS MAN IS A NATIONAL TREASURE! *HE MUST BE PROTECTED AT ALL COSTS!*

I dont want Thomas Sowell to die :(

It's so refreshing to see an interviewer who's actually prepared with quotes and actual good deep exploratory questions. Thomas Sowell is definitely worth to listen to. Thanks for sharing this interview.

I would love to hear a conversation between Dr Thomas Sowell and Joe Rogan. Make it happen. There's an audience that needs to hear this man.

"Some people are just stubborn..." wow. Yep, that is sometimes, truly all it is.

I’m standing in my living room, alone, clapping very louding for Mr. Sowell. Going to go buy his book!!!!!

This gentleman is a national treasure , love his wisdom. Long may he live.

Love listening to Thomas Sowell!

And Peter robinson, as ever polite, curious, measured, respectful and precise. A pleasure to listen to any of your interviews.

The past hour was definitely the best hour of my entire day.

White (me) or black....he’s just a perfect model of a human being. I have tremendous respect for this man. We need to fill the whole world with people like him.

One could get a damn fine education simply by watching and listening to Tom Sowell on KZread. I never get tired of listening to Sowell, no matter the topic.

God bless you Mr. Sowell. My heartaches for my children and grand children who have been led to believe the lie that government is the savior of mankind.

This man is the undisputed economist of our time.

Where has this man been my whole life?

I'll admit when was younger I had a bias against blacks because for the most part I'd had bad experiences with them. As I grew up I started reading more and I came across Thomas Sowell and he cured me of liberalism and my small bit of racism in 1 book. I'll never forget reading him and breaking down my assumptions and beliefs. One of the most underrated men of all time. I'll always be grateful.

One of the greatest minds we have today. Love from the UK

14:50 “If we wanted to be serious about evidence, we might compare where blacks stood a hundred years after the end of slavery with where they stood after 30 years of the liberal welfare state. In other words, we could compare hard evidence on ‘the legacy of slavery’ with hard evidence on ‘the legacy of liberals.’” -Thomas Sowell BOOM!

Watching this so I don't get brainwashed in 2020 💪

Your interviews together are simply the best. Peter always manages to maintain a tone of both curiosity and respect. Curious enough to ask a little further for clarification, but respect enough to stick to journalistic professionalism and remain impartial. His curiosity never imposes his own view or challenges what Sowell is saying. He's simply here to let Thomas speak his mind and allow the viewers to decide how they feel about it. He doesn't try to interject himself. He's here to interview an intellectual rockstar and masterfully takes the backseat when necessary. I love it. Much can be learned from the way Peter interviews people. You cannot tell how peter feels about the topics him and sowell have discussed over the years. That means something. That's truly special. It sadly used to be the norm but it's always on perfect display in these talks.

@jeffreyrose4421

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your insite your right it's been so long since I've seen that from an interviewer that I hadn't even noticed!

I love this man Dr Sowell. It shows how much our media is controlled if I have never seen him on TV or read about him.

When you allow others to determine your future, it is no longer yours it has been manufactured for you!

I truly believe that every American needs to either read or listen to Thomas Sowell

You can see the love and admiration in Robinson's eyes every time Sowell responds.

I wouldn't mind a statue of someone like this. Going to be doing some reading. Great interview!

When I was a teenager in the Caribbean island state of Trinidad & Tobago, one had to take a School Leaving exam at the end of one's high school career and obtain passes in various subjects which summed up and evidenced to the world how well one had learned the subjects that one had studied for years, and was now being tested on. These passes were looked at very seriously by employers in determining whether or not they would hire you. The exams were created by Cambridge University in England, and the island government paid a fee to the University for each and every student in the island-state who took the school-leaving test, for each and every subject tested. There was great prestige conferred upon students who excelled on the tests, and the single student in the entire island who had the highest average passing score among all the tests would win an ISLAND SCHOLARSHIP to go to England to study. Since there was not the infrastructure to support it, and zero firms to hire such a graduate, no Island Scholar in those days ever studied engineering. Instead they would study Law or Medicine and return home to automatically find themselves among the upper crust of society. But there were hundreds of other students who did not win THE Island Scholarship, but who all came within a hair's breadth of it. Because of the racial composition of the population of the island, the island scholar, the hundreds who came within a hair's breadth of the scholarly achievement of the island scholar, and the thousands who came within a little finger's width of the scholarly achievement of the Island Scholar, WERE ALL BLACK OR BROWN, AND OF EAST INDIAN OR AFRICAN HERITAGE. This destroyed the theory of racial intellectual superiority but affirmed the fact of cultural superiority. You see all these black and brown students were culturally British in outlook and values, and a member of WESTERN CIVILIZATION. The cultural heritage that they had absorbed, and of which they were now living embodiments, had PREPARED THEM to excel at ALL OF these subjects. The skewing of the BELL CURVE towards the upper percentiles which the scholarly achievements of these thousands of students caused was so robust that many a year Cambridge University would send investigative teams to determine if there was any cheating. They never found any cheating because there never was any cheating. We on the island knew that they had become suspicious because what these black and brown students on the outskirts of the former British empire were doing was, by liberal dogma, IMPOSSIBLE!! They were trouncing the white students of England, in exams written by white university-educators of England, even despite the higher percentage of money spent per student in England for classrooms outfitted with the most modern equipment, and taught well-compensated teachers dragging around Ph.D. in he subjects they taught. This violated the liberal orthodoxy that educational achievement is improved by spending more money. We were VERY DISAPPOINTED during those - thankfully few _ years when the University did not see fit to send down an investigative team. It meant that we were slipping and had to tighten up. My detached (from the rest of the school, as those about to take the school leaving exams were put in a special class that was physically separated from all the other classes) classroom for preparing for the school leaving exams was, when I think back to it, really just a big chicken shed, with large, 2 inch square, grid wire all the way around to let in the morning and afternoon breezes. And yet there was more excitement about learning there, within that chicken coop of learning, than I have experienced anywhere else, even including American University, where I found that there were many students in attendance for all sorts of reasons, none of which was a love for learning. They were all interested in "what is the answer" and not "what is the correct method". They all wanted to know "how", but no one ever asked "why". They were all more interested in obtaining the high grade than in obtaining the knowledge which that high grade is SUPPOSED to reflect. And they were all perfectly willing to lie, cheat, or engage in any and all underhanded and unethical actions to obtain that high grade. They mastered cheating and deception, but not the subject matter, and now I wonder if that was not the function and the goal of the 'educational' system all along. But in my previous 'chicken coop of learning', I remember the teacher asking a question, especially so in mathematics, and most especially so calculus, and the entire class of students would be literally scrambling over each other with our hands raised beseeching the teacher to call upon us to give the answer. We were all in fierce competition with each other, and yet if you asked the guy with whom you were in closest competition, and who is only a fraction of a point above you in a particular subject, for help or tutoring in that subject, he would willingly and gladly do so, and he would not sabotage you by giving false information, as I experienced in my American University days. We were in serious competition with each other but we all expected to prevail honorably through hard work, and not through lying and trickery. Black Americans suffer the curse of low expectations, first of the world towards them, and then eventually of themselves about themselves. I remember correcting the language of a female, black American student in my college days. Talking about her plans for the coming semester she said, "If I pass Calculus II over the summer, then next semester I am going to take ...". My head immediately came up, and I told her she should instead say, "After I pass Calculus II this summer, what I am going to take next semester is ...". I would not relent until she said the sentence the correct way. She had already been in college 10 years at this point, and had failed or dropped Calculus II three times. We joked that she was on the lifetime college plan, but maybe it really was no joke. Anyway she corrected her language, and that made her do whatever she had to do to pass the class, which she did, that summer". Thank you Tom Sowell for being an intellectual giant who sees through the many layers of liberal bullshit under which this society is buried.

@heidifritz3053

Жыл бұрын

Wow! What a unique and valuable experience you had in the “chicken coop of learning”. Thank you for telling us about it. The number of schools, programs, classes, and teachers and students who want to really dive deep and understand the subjects is likely a relatively smaller percentage than we would hope.

@andrewhamilton89

11 ай бұрын

This was fascinating to read. I agree with many of your thoughts and conclusions. Thank you for sharing.

@OrionOrion-wi7jf

10 ай бұрын

Great comment, really interesting

@MiwaTamu

9 ай бұрын

This was very insightful, thank you for sharing.

Thomas Sowell is a national treasure. I love listening to him.

I see Thomas Sowell, I watch and like.

Amazing man. One of a kind. How fortunate one would be to have him as a teacher.

This man knows SO MUCH about SO MUCH! And the interviewer is FANTASTIC!

I didn't even know about Thomas Sowell until yesterday, but after watching some videos it's clear this man is staggeringly intelligent. He's so well-spoken and has an excellent memory, being able to recall dates or quotes on a dime. Really awe-inspiring to watch.

I like Jordan Peterson but I think I like Thomas Sowell even more. What a great mind.

@abhcoat

5 жыл бұрын

Different disciplines, great minds both.

@theredscourge

5 жыл бұрын

Peterson is smart but sounds like a genius. Sowell is both.

@kathleenirish

5 жыл бұрын

They are in different fields

I first heard of Dr. Sowell 15 years ago when my grandson was not hitting his milestones. I purchased Late Talking Children for his parents. He is a brilliant mind. His reaction to AOC was priceless. The woman is a bobble head. I swear I can hear rocks.

This man is everything, street smart, was out in the real world working, military and very well educated. This is a man that should definitely be listened to.

This man is brilliant. Facts over emotions. Thank you Thomas Sowell for your hard work!

I would like to see Sowell talk with Ocasio-Cortez. It would be hilarious.

I love how much Peter look's up to Thomas. All there interviews are a pleasure to watch.

Thanks again Hoover Institute! This was so fascinating and enlightening. Dr. Sowell really should be a an advisor or a leader in some capacity.

I could listen to this wise man all day 👍🏻🇬🇧

Christmas came earlier this year. My god more Thomas Sowell. What more can i say. You can't get enough of this man.

@zachmcintire6512

5 жыл бұрын

Or maybe its a late Christmas present from the year before

I thoroughly enjoyed this presentation. I will be a very sad day when Dr Sowell and Dr Williams leave this earth. I enjoy them immensely.

He's a brilliant man. He deserves much more recognition. Suppose that makes him a treasure 🙏

Wowwwwwwwwwwww this man is the greatest i have seen as a black man i have changed my philosophy in life what a great mind he is

Both men have brilliantly outlined the key to better understand many hidden secrets of economics by students, economists and teachers worldwide ! Greetings from the Brazilian rainforest in Manaus.

Give. This. Man. A. Nobel. Prize. For. Economics.

I plead for his voice during this time... pls respectively request an interview / insight to his brilliant mind... TS, we the ppl love you!

This should be the Textbooks used in our "Fine Universities" Across the USA.

Thomas Sowell has become the biggest role model and hero I've ever seen. I've been following his teachings and videos for 5 years now. I truly wish I had discovered him years before I did.

@willharriman1881

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Bootlicking makes a questionable role model!

Thank you, Thomas Sowell, I was so discouraged before listening to you. You give me renewed hope that this beautiful country will not die.

Thank you so much for continuing to feature Dr. Sowell. He truly is one of the brilliant minds of our time.

His statement on matching the eduction level of students to the University they attend is so on point. It is important to have the chance to thrive at the appropriate University. I left my University with a sense of accomplishment that has served me well. My SAT scores were not at the 99% and I am thankful I did not attend a University that required such a high level.

Imagine the cognitive dissonance required to dislike this.

When he rolled his eyes at aoc's garbage speech my sides went into orbit lol

@stephenarling1667

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49:19 > Hahahaha!

@zoechessa5698

3 жыл бұрын

he can afford to laugh at the renewable energy effort because it's our generation who has to live through the consequences of his generation's fuck ups. We can't really afford that.

It’s an honour to listen to Thomas Sowell! 💕

This man is absolutely amazing imagine having a day with Thomas

The most influential person in my life. Noone has changed my perspective on things more than Dr Sowell. You are a gift to the world and I cherish every bit of knowledge you share with us all. I'm a hardcore Capitalist because of you !