Andrew Doyle

But men will. But online, there's no consequences to reputation savaging whatsoever. In fact, it's probably amplified by the social media companies and the algorithms. And so I think... Not only can the reputation savages aggregate, they can do so anonymously. They can levy accusations without any consequences whatsoever.

And the consequences of that are rapid and devastating, partly because it's easy to write someone off.

And the consequences of that are rapid and devastating, partly because it's easy to write someone off.

And the consequences of that are rapid and devastating, partly because it's easy to write someone off.

I think it's mobilized, too. There are definitely aggregations of activists who are weaponizing the professional colleges, for example.

I think it's mobilized, too. There are definitely aggregations of activists who are weaponizing the professional colleges, for example.

I think it's mobilized, too. There are definitely aggregations of activists who are weaponizing the professional colleges, for example.

You know what I mean? So, you know, in the story of the Tower of Babel is a very interesting story in this regard. So what happens in the opening chapters of Genesis is you have an account of the two ways that society collapsed. So it's propelled by the sin of Cain and he becomes vengeful and bitter because his offerings to God are rejected.

You know what I mean? So, you know, in the story of the Tower of Babel is a very interesting story in this regard. So what happens in the opening chapters of Genesis is you have an account of the two ways that society collapsed. So it's propelled by the sin of Cain and he becomes vengeful and bitter because his offerings to God are rejected.

You know what I mean? So, you know, in the story of the Tower of Babel is a very interesting story in this regard. So what happens in the opening chapters of Genesis is you have an account of the two ways that society collapsed. So it's propelled by the sin of Cain and he becomes vengeful and bitter because his offerings to God are rejected.

So he's a bitter and resentful individual who isn't offering his best. And he becomes murderous and his descendants become genocidal. Okay, so that's the individual pathology, the disintegration of the descendants of that pathological individual, and then you have the flood. And so the flood is a descent into utter chaos, right?

So he's a bitter and resentful individual who isn't offering his best. And he becomes murderous and his descendants become genocidal. Okay, so that's the individual pathology, the disintegration of the descendants of that pathological individual, and then you have the flood. And so the flood is a descent into utter chaos, right?

So he's a bitter and resentful individual who isn't offering his best. And he becomes murderous and his descendants become genocidal. Okay, so that's the individual pathology, the disintegration of the descendants of that pathological individual, and then you have the flood. And so the flood is a descent into utter chaos, right?

But then you have the Tower of Babel, and the Tower of Babel is equally catastrophic, but opposite. It's the imposition of the all-seeing eye of Sauron, or the Panopticon, right? And it's literally built by engineers, because the people who build the Tower of Babel in the biblical accounts are the descendants of the people who build cities and machines, right?

But then you have the Tower of Babel, and the Tower of Babel is equally catastrophic, but opposite. It's the imposition of the all-seeing eye of Sauron, or the Panopticon, right? And it's literally built by engineers, because the people who build the Tower of Babel in the biblical accounts are the descendants of the people who build cities and machines, right?

But then you have the Tower of Babel, and the Tower of Babel is equally catastrophic, but opposite. It's the imposition of the all-seeing eye of Sauron, or the Panopticon, right? And it's literally built by engineers, because the people who build the Tower of Babel in the biblical accounts are the descendants of the people who build cities and machines, right?

So they're aiming at the wrong goal, right? And they build this... massive machine that's dedicated to the wrong ideal. And the immediate consequence of that is that words lose their meaning and everyone is at odds with one another. And we've got this problem, right? We've built this new power of Babel, which is this interconnected world, which is biologically revolutionary, right?

So they're aiming at the wrong goal, right? And they build this... massive machine that's dedicated to the wrong ideal. And the immediate consequence of that is that words lose their meaning and everyone is at odds with one another. And we've got this problem, right? We've built this new power of Babel, which is this interconnected world, which is biologically revolutionary, right?

So they're aiming at the wrong goal, right? And they build this... massive machine that's dedicated to the wrong ideal. And the immediate consequence of that is that words lose their meaning and everyone is at odds with one another. And we've got this problem, right? We've built this new power of Babel, which is this interconnected world, which is biologically revolutionary, right?

What happens when everyone's immediately connected? Well, maybe bad ideas spread 50 times faster than good ideas. Like we have no idea, right? Maybe the psychopaths are unleashed. And maybe there's an infinite possibility to educate everyone. Like there's a lot of things on the table, but we have no idea what we're doing. And it's certainly the case that