Rep. Morgan Griffith
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Mar 2025
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And it's something I'm very concerned about. The other topic I want to go ahead and maybe you'll go ahead and speak to this. Go ahead.
Do you have a specific sort of prescription for getting the scales back? Is it just the reissuance of the golden rule that we seem to have left behind somewhere?
Yeah, I mean, I think you must be aware that the truth has been under assault for quite some time now. Part of the post-structuralist frame is that there is no such thing as truth, therefore everything is subjective and political. And it has adulterated everything. This is a disgusting philosophy. It's fascinating to me.
I heard a French philosopher speaking about this and she said, what is this American preoccupation with these worthless philosophers from 75 years ago that we disposed of 55 years ago? It's like, why are you preoccupied with these essentially... mind games that they invented to sort of screw with the whole functioning of philosophy.
So truth, I agree, is something that has meaning, has, I would say, virtue. And is it not the time to reestablish virtue ethics?
Are you familiar with the trolley experiment?
Yeah, and I just think we need to challenge people with it on a regular basis, those sorts of conundrums, and challenge them to address why they feel the way they do and how their moral sensibilities work. Because people have just abandoned it completely, it seems like to me, in the name of, hey man, it's whatever you're into, who am I to say? And again, that's back to a kind of a toxic empathy.
The other thing is, your other book, do you address self-esteem? Is that a lot of what's going on there in that book?
Ali Stuckey, the book, the podcast is relatable. The book is Toxic Empathy. We're going to take a little break and then we'll come back and finish the conversation. And then we'll, after a few more minutes, have Representative Morgan Griffith come in to talk to us about the HHS findings and COVID excesses.
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