Mason

Well, I'll tell you what. I think Germany, before World War II, when they printed presses, they were printing money all over the place. Just because they guaranteed so much of it doesn't mean it's worth anything.

Not to have... I really wish that... The government was more responsible, and they didn't put us in a situation where we have to be so concerned about it. I know, but the next best thing is we're responsible.

Not to have... I really wish that... The government was more responsible, and they didn't put us in a situation where we have to be so concerned about it. I know, but the next best thing is we're responsible.

Not to have... I really wish that... The government was more responsible, and they didn't put us in a situation where we have to be so concerned about it. I know, but the next best thing is we're responsible.

Ever get the feeling like the world, the way we see it, it's like built on ideas, not just like physical stuff, but like concepts. You know, we'll get ready to like dive in deep, folks, because today we're tackling Jacques Derrida and his wild idea of deconstruction.

Ever get the feeling like the world, the way we see it, it's like built on ideas, not just like physical stuff, but like concepts. You know, we'll get ready to like dive in deep, folks, because today we're tackling Jacques Derrida and his wild idea of deconstruction.

So it's not like a mirror just reflecting reality.

So it's not like a mirror just reflecting reality.

It's more like a lens that like changes things.

It's more like a lens that like changes things.

I'm hooked already. What sources do we have to like figure this out?

I'm hooked already. What sources do we have to like figure this out?

Right.

Right.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah. Their language, like, limited what they could even see.

Yeah. Their language, like, limited what they could even see.

So logocentrism, this sounds kind of scary, but I'm ready.

So logocentrism, this sounds kind of scary, but I'm ready.