Bret Weinstein

there's this effort to pretend they're the same story but they're they're completely different stories having read them i could just say as a close reader of everything i read those are very different stories oh they're very different stories they do have a relationship to each other obviously of course but even the way they are narratively packaged is fascinating yes right you know you've got a father-son relationship between these two ways of viewing

there's this effort to pretend they're the same story but they're they're completely different stories having read them i could just say as a close reader of everything i read those are very different stories oh they're very different stories they do have a relationship to each other obviously of course but even the way they are narratively packaged is fascinating yes right you know you've got a father-son relationship between these two ways of viewing

there's this effort to pretend they're the same story but they're they're completely different stories having read them i could just say as a close reader of everything i read those are very different stories oh they're very different stories they do have a relationship to each other obviously of course but even the way they are narratively packaged is fascinating yes right you know you've got a father-son relationship between these two ways of viewing

human interaction. The father and the son don't have the identical perspective. as fathers and sons don't, right? So even the way the story is built, it is constructed in a way to be intuitive to people who have observed family dynamics. But the powerful thing here, or one of them, is it's not like the state of Israel, about which I'm not claiming to be an expert, but I can observe it.

human interaction. The father and the son don't have the identical perspective. as fathers and sons don't, right? So even the way the story is built, it is constructed in a way to be intuitive to people who have observed family dynamics. But the powerful thing here, or one of them, is it's not like the state of Israel, about which I'm not claiming to be an expert, but I can observe it.

human interaction. The father and the son don't have the identical perspective. as fathers and sons don't, right? So even the way the story is built, it is constructed in a way to be intuitive to people who have observed family dynamics. But the powerful thing here, or one of them, is it's not like the state of Israel, about which I'm not claiming to be an expert, but I can observe it.

The state of Israel is caught up between these two modes. It's not a simple puzzle. I mean, one thing, you know, the state of Israel is, even though it's like, okay, Jews finally have a homeland, right?

The state of Israel is caught up between these two modes. It's not a simple puzzle. I mean, one thing, you know, the state of Israel is, even though it's like, okay, Jews finally have a homeland, right?

The state of Israel is caught up between these two modes. It's not a simple puzzle. I mean, one thing, you know, the state of Israel is, even though it's like, okay, Jews finally have a homeland, right?

on the other hand look where that homeland is it's like it's like a ghetto in you know a neighborhood of others yes so that's a dangerous position to be in and from day one and anti-semitism is a recurrent fact of history so you can imagine that it structures the mindset of people even in a long period of peace there's always the question of well when is that bad pattern going to return so you can understand that

on the other hand look where that homeland is it's like it's like a ghetto in you know a neighborhood of others yes so that's a dangerous position to be in and from day one and anti-semitism is a recurrent fact of history so you can imagine that it structures the mindset of people even in a long period of peace there's always the question of well when is that bad pattern going to return so you can understand that

on the other hand look where that homeland is it's like it's like a ghetto in you know a neighborhood of others yes so that's a dangerous position to be in and from day one and anti-semitism is a recurrent fact of history so you can imagine that it structures the mindset of people even in a long period of peace there's always the question of well when is that bad pattern going to return so you can understand that

You can understand a hardline position that is not so interested in hearing about, you know, peace, love, and understanding because it thinks that the realities of a world in which Jews are constantly being displaced or which the tendency to displace them reemerges recurrently. Right. You can imagine that hardline position. I get the Israeli hardline position. Yeah. I understand it as well.

You can understand a hardline position that is not so interested in hearing about, you know, peace, love, and understanding because it thinks that the realities of a world in which Jews are constantly being displaced or which the tendency to displace them reemerges recurrently. Right. You can imagine that hardline position. I get the Israeli hardline position. Yeah. I understand it as well.

You can understand a hardline position that is not so interested in hearing about, you know, peace, love, and understanding because it thinks that the realities of a world in which Jews are constantly being displaced or which the tendency to displace them reemerges recurrently. Right. You can imagine that hardline position. I get the Israeli hardline position. Yeah. I understand it as well.

The problem is that. The world. needs the upgrade if we continue to play that lineage against lineage violence game as a planet there's not going to be anything left we have our weaponry is too powerful so not with not with the technology you can't not with the technology not with the population as large as it is not with our level of interconnectedness so the question is are we going to

The problem is that. The world. needs the upgrade if we continue to play that lineage against lineage violence game as a planet there's not going to be anything left we have our weaponry is too powerful so not with not with the technology you can't not with the technology not with the population as large as it is not with our level of interconnectedness so the question is are we going to

The problem is that. The world. needs the upgrade if we continue to play that lineage against lineage violence game as a planet there's not going to be anything left we have our weaponry is too powerful so not with not with the technology you can't not with the technology not with the population as large as it is not with our level of interconnectedness so the question is are we going to

figure out how to get everybody to that upgrade. And that doesn't just mean the state of Israel. It obviously means Islam as well, right? I'm not claiming that that's easy or even that it's conceivable. Maybe it's impossible, and maybe that's the story of what's going to happen to humanity. But to the extent that it is possible, I think it has to be our focus. And if we allow

figure out how to get everybody to that upgrade. And that doesn't just mean the state of Israel. It obviously means Islam as well, right? I'm not claiming that that's easy or even that it's conceivable. Maybe it's impossible, and maybe that's the story of what's going to happen to humanity. But to the extent that it is possible, I think it has to be our focus. And if we allow