#2076 - Aza Raskin & Tristan Harris
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#2076 - Aza Raskin & Tristan Harris includes mentions of Bury the Chains by Autumn Hochschild, Bury the Chains by Adam Hochschild, and Reagan's Quest to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, with indexed source context and timestamps where available.
Indexed context: The host references 'Bury the Chains' to illustrate how the UK abolished slavery through conscious advocacy and sacrifice. This historical example is…
Indexed context: The host mentions 'Bury the Chains' to illustrate how the UK abolished slavery through collective advocacy and communication, despite economic disadv…
Indexed context: The host mentions the book to highlight Ronald Reagan's long-standing concern about nuclear weapons and his emotional response to the film 'The Day A…
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The host references 'Bury the Chains' to illustrate how the UK abolished slavery through conscious advocacy and sacri…
The host mentions 'Bury the Chains' to illustrate how the UK abolished slavery through collective advocacy and commun…
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- A second recurring theme is Reagan and nuclear weapons.
- Referenced books include Bury the Chains by Autumn Hochschild and Bury the Chains by Adam Hochschild.
- Related interests include Individuals interested in social change and historical advocacy and Individuals interested in social justice and historical advocacy.
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The UK consciously and voluntarily chose to sacrifice 2% of their GDP every year for 60 years to wean themselves off of slavery, as discussed in the book Bury the Chains.
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The UK consciously and voluntarily chose to sacrifice 2% of their GDP every year for 60 years to wean themselves off of slavery, as detailed in the book Bury the Chains.
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There's a great book on this. I forgot the title. I think it's like Reagan's quest to abolish nuclear weapons.
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The host references 'Bury the Chains' to illustrate how the UK abolished slavery through conscious advocacy and sacrifice. This historical example…
The host mentions 'Bury the Chains' to illustrate how the UK abolished slavery through collective advocacy and communication, despite economic disa…
The host mentions the book to highlight Ronald Reagan's long-standing concern about nuclear weapons and his emotional response to the film 'The Day…
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The Social Dilemma
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The company has responded to The Social Dilemma, which was an incredibly popular documentary and scared the shit out of everybody, including me, but yet no changes.
The Day After
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The Day After is a film depicting what happens the day after nuclear war, which was watched by 100 million Americans and shown in the USSR, impacting perceptions of nuclear conflict.