Noam Chomsky: Knowing Oneself, Rethinking Governance, and Improving The World.

“Chomsky ranks with Marx, Shakespeare, and the Bible as one of the ten most quoted sources in the humanities―and is the only writer among them still alive.” ―The Guardian

Professor Chomsky does not need any introduction. I am very grateful with him for joining me in discussion on deep issues, such as what it means to know oneself in this reality, is reality shaped by language, can we engage with truth in today's reality, how to rethink governance, and more!

Hope you enjoy it!

--- Highlights —

(2:00) What does it mean to know oneself?

(2:50) Is reality shaped by language?

(4:40) Are our identities forged by our thoughts?

(6:30) How can we think or engage with any given subject from a truthful standpoint in a world where everything seems doctored?

(14:40) What would you recommend for those who want to become public servants?

(21:30) According to PEW research, Just 20% of U.S. adults say they trust the government in Washington Just 20% trust the federal government. How can it begin to gain the trust of all?

(26:00) Will we be able to solve our biggest existential threats before hitting "midnight" on the Doomsday Clock?

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