#1485 - Krystal & Saagar
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#1485 - Krystal & Saagar includes mentions of Tribe by Sebastian Junger, Hate Inc. by Matt Taibbi, Hillbilly Elegy by J.D. Vance, and 1984 by George Orwell, with indexed source context and timestamps where available.
Indexed context: The host mentions 'Tribe' by Sebastian Junger to illustrate the psychological aspects of people during chaotic times, drawing parallels between socia…
Indexed context: The host mentions 'Hate Inc.' to highlight how media has evolved in its portrayal of adversaries since the Cold War. The book argues that without a c…
Indexed context: The host briefly mentions 'Hillbilly Elegy' to highlight the disconnect between societal issues and the focus of modern technology. This reference se…
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- The conversation centers on impact of technology on society.
- A second recurring theme is media and ratings.
- Referenced books include Tribe by Sebastian Junger and Hate Inc. by Matt Taibbi.
- Related interests include Individuals interested in psychology and social dynamics during crises and media critics and consumers.
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Sebastian Junger wrote a great book about it called Tribe. It's a fantastic book that really gets to the psychology of it.
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He's got this great book, Hate Inc. And his thesis is essentially that once the Cold War ended and we didn't have Russia to be the bad guy, that the new ratings innovation was to make each other the bad guys.
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One of the things he talks about is he's like, you know, we have our best scientists, neuroscientists and all these other people in the world trying to figure out how to make you and I spend more micro in milliseconds and kids on their phones than trying to change the world or invent medicine.
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You said something to me in nineteen eighty four. You fucking sorry, that was me.
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The host mentions 'Tribe' by Sebastian Junger to illustrate the psychological aspects of people during chaotic times, drawing parallels between soc…
The host mentions 'Hate Inc.' to highlight how media has evolved in its portrayal of adversaries since the Cold War. The book argues that without a…
The host briefly mentions 'Hillbilly Elegy' to highlight the disconnect between societal issues and the focus of modern technology. This reference…
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