It would be interesting if you would talk to Jay Dyer.
@ilamilam91547 сағат бұрын
The inglorious Empire is a great read too.
@jboudon11Күн бұрын
the Jesuits are another good conspiracy theory pocket pick for anyone who's bored of the Freemasons and the Jews. damn, what a fun lil club that sounds like lol get me in a room with some jebbies, jews, and masons, sounds like a hoot (in which no global conspiracism actually takes place).
@azdjedi4 күн бұрын
7:45 In the modern world it's fiat money printer "where the money comes from".
@kulsumakhter52584 күн бұрын
Hello there! I hope you're doing great. I've been reviewing your KZread channel, your channel has huge videos and your content is top-notch with perfect editing. Best Regards
@kulsumakhter52584 күн бұрын
Great interview
@CT25074 күн бұрын
So many of these non-dualist bullshitters springing up like mushrooms everywhere on you tube. Its a mazing and hilarious to watch. Lol...
@leahsirkin57105 күн бұрын
Excellent analysis and points, this should be elevated; have you sent the transcript/summary of your thesis anywhere? It should be printed in a major publication. Thank you for your conscientiousness, research and insights.
@ami16494 күн бұрын
This my only platform thanks for the kind words
@tripp88337 күн бұрын
1:06:30 found this part super interesting ( on election of Hamas in '06) thank you for the interview, learned a lot
@johnr393611 күн бұрын
Phenomenal interviewing skills and a great interview from Osamah.
@ami164911 күн бұрын
🙏🏻
@TimeTravelReads11 күн бұрын
I hadn't known about this book but now I want to read it. My library has it. Thank you.
@Enc0m4312 күн бұрын
Pharmakon inspired me to make music, she really set my mind free on what I could do with music
@ami164912 күн бұрын
Love this 💯
@Cale_112 күн бұрын
Good video
@BookishTexan12 күн бұрын
Great interview. I learned a great deal that I didn’t know last week.
@saintdonoghue12 күн бұрын
Ami at his very best! Wow, what a great video!
@ami164912 күн бұрын
Thank you Steve that means a lot 🙏🏻
@terraschaller111117 күн бұрын
I love robert sapowsky
@user-nh8zt9wl3c18 күн бұрын
Spiritual psychosis
@Infiniteuniverse000014 күн бұрын
Genuinely curious...can you elaborate on this? What you mean by this phrase.
@user-nh8zt9wl3c13 күн бұрын
@@Infiniteuniverse0000 It's too much to explain here. Please research it for yourself.
@Infiniteuniverse000013 күн бұрын
@@user-nh8zt9wl3c isn't that also this being this? Nothing can really be outside it.
@user-nh8zt9wl3c13 күн бұрын
@@Infiniteuniverse0000 Yes. But we don't need metaphysics to explain this. It's called the universe. It's called existence. Just because we don't know everything about it doesn't make it a matter of metaphysics or enlightenment. Understanding everything just is and that it's all from the same source isn't anything metaphysical. It's logic. These guru types want to explain it as metaphysics because they don't know the science behind it.
@Infiniteuniverse000013 күн бұрын
@@user-nh8zt9wl3c have you had any experiences that would be deemed metaphysical? Or different from the every day.
@noahbrown438820 күн бұрын
“Man is a self-conscious no-thing” -Julius Bahnsen It's a mind fvck for sure
@matiapolano155221 күн бұрын
You know, as much as I have qualms with Steve's takes and his presentation (not really showing empathy etc.)... his take on why we treat finding solutions to hunger vs. a sense of meaninglessness differently was kind of respectable I thought and worth considering.
@chavsmusic25 күн бұрын
@amichai, I don’t expect you to answer, but I’m curious if you personally believe that it is possible that Palestinians will accept a) any form of sovereign Jewish state remaining within that region b) if you believe the Palestinians would accept Jews living their peacefully at this point if they regained full control of that region (from the river to the sea). If you do believe so there of these, can you please post any links of sources what makes you believe that?
@ami164925 күн бұрын
Short answers: a) Yes they can and would accept an equitable arrangement with Palestinians and Israelis coexisting in the region. The Zionists I know believe Palestinians are unreasonable and will never accept a Jewish state. But these same Zionists have never met a Palestinian in real life so I believe this perspective is born out of fear (understandable!), trauma (legitimate!) and ignorance. After meeting Palestinians in real life and reading more about the Palestinian perspective I realized that Palestinians are human beings just like you and me and just like any other American or Canadian or Jordanian citizen they only want to live with freedom and security for their children, with self-determination and civil-rights etc. (which they currently are denied). b) if the Israeli government suddenly dissolved would chaos break out in the region? Yes...but that's not what anyone is imagining or advocating for. This same exact question came up in the late-80s/early-90s when a similar debate was going on about Apartheid in South Africa. "If the black majority in South Africa gained full control of the region, would that be a problem for the white minority that currently holds a full monopoly on power?" Sure - but dismantling apartheid or any system of injustice doesn't mean creating a power vacuum without a stable government and without democracy and without rule of law where anyone can take revenge on anybody else. This question comes up a lot and warrants a much longer response, which is why I often recommend Ami Ayalon's book "Friendly Fire" which deals extensively with these issues. Ami grew up with the same mainstream Zionist education I grew up with, and eventually was appointed head of the Shin Bet. As head of the Shin Bet he met Palestinians for the first time in his life and learned about the Palestinian struggle and his world view completely changed and he came to the conclusion that Israel will never have peace/security until there is justice for the Palestinians. I made three videos on Friendly Fire which you can find as the first three videos of my Israel/Palestine playlist.
@chavsmusic25 күн бұрын
It doesn’t seem like this is the type of interview you’d have wanted to listen to. It’s Obviously not one your audience would be open whatsoever to listen to ether. I therefore give you credit for doing this and leaving it on.
@JeremyHelm25 күн бұрын
We've been warned
@frankiebelfast120426 күн бұрын
This is the most astonishing biography ever written. I felt that I got to know the characters so well, that I fancied myself sitting around the table with them.
@peaseblossom425228 күн бұрын
Sent here by BookishTexan. This is a book I never would have chosen to read (and the passages you shared are exactly why, so horrific)…but I’ve ordered a copy. Thank you for bringing awareness, for speaking up.
@YOliver29 күн бұрын
Powerful stuff. As for your conclusion: War is for the profit of the defence contractors. These people are utterly amoral dissemblers who even create false flag operations like 9/11 in order to accomplish their goals. When the masses see through the lies, and understand this, there is a chance of change. Expecting them to see the error of their ways is a fool's errand.
@BookishTexan29 күн бұрын
Thank you Ami. One of the most powerful things about the message of WWI fiction is the universality of experience of the soldiers regardless of nationality (Barbusse, France, Boyd, the US, Remarque, Germany). All conclude that war is a pointless horror that can not be fully understood from afar. Unfortunately, WWII seemed to have convinced us that wars always solve problems and always pit good against evil. It removed nuance that was present in WWI fiction and poetry. WWII, in popular thinking was the good and just war, but it was the exception (if there can be one) WWI is more like the reality. War is a cruelty an aberration to be avoided.
@ami164929 күн бұрын
💯
@chrisbeveridge306629 күн бұрын
I think about nuclear war a lot lately...we are all under spiritual bombardment...smashing cherished illusions ,disfiguring, crippling ...to see things as they are is a index of human maturity... This is the end, beautiful friend This is the end, my only friend The end of our elaborate plans The end of everything that stands The end No safety or surprise The end I'll never look into your eyes again
@britneyspears2521Ай бұрын
Beautiful analysis from a beautiful man!
@Eric-vy1uxАй бұрын
Enjoyed the book. I had trouble with his free will argument - seemed to veer off topic - a cursory tussle with Sam Harris and Brian Green - and unconvincingly connected to our false presuppositions about space-time. But I’m equally aware of my own limitations fathoming this particular topic. Would love to read a dedicated shorter piece by Egginton on free will. Also, this book complements Donald Hoffmann’s “The Case Against Reality.” Thanks for the interview.
@arimoffАй бұрын
What happens after zionism? Israel will move towards Judaism, more jewosh less Leftism. Which is a great thing. Less Leftism less appeasing islamonazis
@AnnoyingCitizenАй бұрын
lol.
@hastyroehling5753Ай бұрын
Promo sm
@Howtobe777Ай бұрын
Dennett is deliberately dishonest and deceptive. That's why.
@ami1649Ай бұрын
Why do you think that?
@PaulOwensАй бұрын
For me the concept of Free Will is like the concept of Santa Claus: I believe it exists even while simultaneously realizing it is nonsense. Your comment about whether AI could produce a sonata reminded me of the Borges story, "Pierre Menard, Author of the Quixote".
@DennisKenneybeesАй бұрын
A lot of Bla, Bla, Bla
@chadreillyАй бұрын
It's like being on the Titanic and saying, "I'm not going anywhere. I'm going to stay here and deal with it. In the end we only have each other..." Soy
@Wilsonn_esquireАй бұрын
Fascinating! Wonderful! I love!
@duk2112Ай бұрын
Nietzsche was always anti-authority and worked to dismantle it so definitely not into hierarchy.
@ami1649Ай бұрын
See Nietzsche's writing about the Indian caste system in the Antichrist (he loves it) or any of nietzsche's writing about slavery in The Gay Science and beyond...but it's 100% true that a lot of the Nietzsche community on KZread flatly ignore this part of his writing and try to present nietzsche as some kind of free-wheeling anarchist.
@vg4414Ай бұрын
Thank you for articulating all this in a way unlike any I've heard before!
@pallav5833Ай бұрын
What an enlightening analysis! You eloquently shed light on Nietzsche's true character which is miles apart from the bitter doomer/incel persona attributed to him by many atheist/nihilist type content creators.
@georgschafer740Ай бұрын
He will live on in our hearts and in Hades, arguing with Plato forever.
@ami1649Ай бұрын
🙏🏻
@ami1649Ай бұрын
Ishmael's loving - "get into bed now and lie and listen to me" is one of my favorite sentences in all of literature.
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It would be interesting if you would talk to Jay Dyer.
The inglorious Empire is a great read too.
the Jesuits are another good conspiracy theory pocket pick for anyone who's bored of the Freemasons and the Jews. damn, what a fun lil club that sounds like lol get me in a room with some jebbies, jews, and masons, sounds like a hoot (in which no global conspiracism actually takes place).
7:45 In the modern world it's fiat money printer "where the money comes from".
Hello there! I hope you're doing great. I've been reviewing your KZread channel, your channel has huge videos and your content is top-notch with perfect editing. Best Regards
Great interview
So many of these non-dualist bullshitters springing up like mushrooms everywhere on you tube. Its a mazing and hilarious to watch. Lol...
Excellent analysis and points, this should be elevated; have you sent the transcript/summary of your thesis anywhere? It should be printed in a major publication. Thank you for your conscientiousness, research and insights.
This my only platform thanks for the kind words
1:06:30 found this part super interesting ( on election of Hamas in '06) thank you for the interview, learned a lot
Phenomenal interviewing skills and a great interview from Osamah.
🙏🏻
I hadn't known about this book but now I want to read it. My library has it. Thank you.
Pharmakon inspired me to make music, she really set my mind free on what I could do with music
Love this 💯
Good video
Great interview. I learned a great deal that I didn’t know last week.
Ami at his very best! Wow, what a great video!
Thank you Steve that means a lot 🙏🏻
I love robert sapowsky
Spiritual psychosis
Genuinely curious...can you elaborate on this? What you mean by this phrase.
@@Infiniteuniverse0000 It's too much to explain here. Please research it for yourself.
@@user-nh8zt9wl3c isn't that also this being this? Nothing can really be outside it.
@@Infiniteuniverse0000 Yes. But we don't need metaphysics to explain this. It's called the universe. It's called existence. Just because we don't know everything about it doesn't make it a matter of metaphysics or enlightenment. Understanding everything just is and that it's all from the same source isn't anything metaphysical. It's logic. These guru types want to explain it as metaphysics because they don't know the science behind it.
@@user-nh8zt9wl3c have you had any experiences that would be deemed metaphysical? Or different from the every day.
“Man is a self-conscious no-thing” -Julius Bahnsen It's a mind fvck for sure
You know, as much as I have qualms with Steve's takes and his presentation (not really showing empathy etc.)... his take on why we treat finding solutions to hunger vs. a sense of meaninglessness differently was kind of respectable I thought and worth considering.
@amichai, I don’t expect you to answer, but I’m curious if you personally believe that it is possible that Palestinians will accept a) any form of sovereign Jewish state remaining within that region b) if you believe the Palestinians would accept Jews living their peacefully at this point if they regained full control of that region (from the river to the sea). If you do believe so there of these, can you please post any links of sources what makes you believe that?
Short answers: a) Yes they can and would accept an equitable arrangement with Palestinians and Israelis coexisting in the region. The Zionists I know believe Palestinians are unreasonable and will never accept a Jewish state. But these same Zionists have never met a Palestinian in real life so I believe this perspective is born out of fear (understandable!), trauma (legitimate!) and ignorance. After meeting Palestinians in real life and reading more about the Palestinian perspective I realized that Palestinians are human beings just like you and me and just like any other American or Canadian or Jordanian citizen they only want to live with freedom and security for their children, with self-determination and civil-rights etc. (which they currently are denied). b) if the Israeli government suddenly dissolved would chaos break out in the region? Yes...but that's not what anyone is imagining or advocating for. This same exact question came up in the late-80s/early-90s when a similar debate was going on about Apartheid in South Africa. "If the black majority in South Africa gained full control of the region, would that be a problem for the white minority that currently holds a full monopoly on power?" Sure - but dismantling apartheid or any system of injustice doesn't mean creating a power vacuum without a stable government and without democracy and without rule of law where anyone can take revenge on anybody else. This question comes up a lot and warrants a much longer response, which is why I often recommend Ami Ayalon's book "Friendly Fire" which deals extensively with these issues. Ami grew up with the same mainstream Zionist education I grew up with, and eventually was appointed head of the Shin Bet. As head of the Shin Bet he met Palestinians for the first time in his life and learned about the Palestinian struggle and his world view completely changed and he came to the conclusion that Israel will never have peace/security until there is justice for the Palestinians. I made three videos on Friendly Fire which you can find as the first three videos of my Israel/Palestine playlist.
It doesn’t seem like this is the type of interview you’d have wanted to listen to. It’s Obviously not one your audience would be open whatsoever to listen to ether. I therefore give you credit for doing this and leaving it on.
We've been warned
This is the most astonishing biography ever written. I felt that I got to know the characters so well, that I fancied myself sitting around the table with them.
Sent here by BookishTexan. This is a book I never would have chosen to read (and the passages you shared are exactly why, so horrific)…but I’ve ordered a copy. Thank you for bringing awareness, for speaking up.
Powerful stuff. As for your conclusion: War is for the profit of the defence contractors. These people are utterly amoral dissemblers who even create false flag operations like 9/11 in order to accomplish their goals. When the masses see through the lies, and understand this, there is a chance of change. Expecting them to see the error of their ways is a fool's errand.
Thank you Ami. One of the most powerful things about the message of WWI fiction is the universality of experience of the soldiers regardless of nationality (Barbusse, France, Boyd, the US, Remarque, Germany). All conclude that war is a pointless horror that can not be fully understood from afar. Unfortunately, WWII seemed to have convinced us that wars always solve problems and always pit good against evil. It removed nuance that was present in WWI fiction and poetry. WWII, in popular thinking was the good and just war, but it was the exception (if there can be one) WWI is more like the reality. War is a cruelty an aberration to be avoided.
💯
I think about nuclear war a lot lately...we are all under spiritual bombardment...smashing cherished illusions ,disfiguring, crippling ...to see things as they are is a index of human maturity... This is the end, beautiful friend This is the end, my only friend The end of our elaborate plans The end of everything that stands The end No safety or surprise The end I'll never look into your eyes again
Beautiful analysis from a beautiful man!
Enjoyed the book. I had trouble with his free will argument - seemed to veer off topic - a cursory tussle with Sam Harris and Brian Green - and unconvincingly connected to our false presuppositions about space-time. But I’m equally aware of my own limitations fathoming this particular topic. Would love to read a dedicated shorter piece by Egginton on free will. Also, this book complements Donald Hoffmann’s “The Case Against Reality.” Thanks for the interview.
What happens after zionism? Israel will move towards Judaism, more jewosh less Leftism. Which is a great thing. Less Leftism less appeasing islamonazis
lol.
Promo sm
Dennett is deliberately dishonest and deceptive. That's why.
Why do you think that?
For me the concept of Free Will is like the concept of Santa Claus: I believe it exists even while simultaneously realizing it is nonsense. Your comment about whether AI could produce a sonata reminded me of the Borges story, "Pierre Menard, Author of the Quixote".
A lot of Bla, Bla, Bla
It's like being on the Titanic and saying, "I'm not going anywhere. I'm going to stay here and deal with it. In the end we only have each other..." Soy
Fascinating! Wonderful! I love!
Nietzsche was always anti-authority and worked to dismantle it so definitely not into hierarchy.
See Nietzsche's writing about the Indian caste system in the Antichrist (he loves it) or any of nietzsche's writing about slavery in The Gay Science and beyond...but it's 100% true that a lot of the Nietzsche community on KZread flatly ignore this part of his writing and try to present nietzsche as some kind of free-wheeling anarchist.
Thank you for articulating all this in a way unlike any I've heard before!
What an enlightening analysis! You eloquently shed light on Nietzsche's true character which is miles apart from the bitter doomer/incel persona attributed to him by many atheist/nihilist type content creators.
He will live on in our hearts and in Hades, arguing with Plato forever.
🙏🏻
Ishmael's loving - "get into bed now and lie and listen to me" is one of my favorite sentences in all of literature.