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“Matthew Keming and Shadi Hamid. have written a book called Can Religion Save Democracy? How more faith not less can heal our public. Life”
“I would commend the book, uh, The Myth of Religious Violence by William Kavanaugh, who specifically looks at those wars of religion”
“that clash between these two factions that Hamilton tried to uh that Madison tried to avoid in Federalist Ten is not totally defining our country”
“We talked about why it is that he has become more pessimistic since Publishing. The crisis of democratic capitalism. A few Years ago”
“if you read Bright Revisited and other kinds of works, there's good questions about the extent to which they were happy”
“A magnificent book. uh um uh published in the seventies by a man called Fred Hirsch, which you might know called The Social Limits to Growth”
“Ali Hogchild. The sociology professor at Berkeley, who is the author of Strangers in The Own Land”
“the kind of things that Charles Dickens wrote about, David Copperfield, et cetera”
“Markham, of course, is the author of many Interesting books about these subjects, including The ruin of all Which's life and death. In the new world”
“As well as his latest Worlds of Fear and Wonder. Living with a supernatural Past and Present”
“an anthropologist called Nils Bubant, Danny Chantal, who wrote a book called The Empty Sea Show, which is an absolutely fantastic book”
“he is the author of a new book called The New Dark Ages, The Death of Reading and The Dawn of a Post Literate Society”
“Professors telling me that They'd spent their careers assigning books like Middle March or Ulysses”
“Professors telling me that They'd spent their careers assigning books like Middle March or Ulysses”
“by Neil Postman Amusing Ourselves to Death was the first sort of polemic to sound the alarm”
“the guy who I think makes this makes this argument most compellingly is the economist Joel Mockier, who's got a book called The Enlightened Economy”
“another book called The Culture of Growth”
“Joseph Henrik makes this point. Um or he draws attention to the study in one of his books, is that There does seem to be a causal connection between the numbers of copies of Dideris Encyclopedia”
“He makes a really good, I think it's the beginning of the Gutenberg Galaxy. He makes a sort of An interesting point”
“He has a really interesting new book out called The Strategist. How to think about war and Politics”
“You know, we take out the double I double S military balance, we count up the number of tanks and planes and And so forth”
“I feel like even for I I know I have a particularly erodite and so on listenership. I feel like Klauswitz is a is a constant reference, but unless you're a military historian or unless you're a military strategist, I don't know how many people have actually read Klausewitz”
“That is the argument of Owen Zidder and Eric Zwick in The Everywhere Millionaire, who is really rich in America and how they got there”
“I think there's an interesting kind of echo between your book and a book by Richard Reeves called Dreamhoarders, both in some similarities and some differences of emphasis, right”
“the book The Emerging Democratic Majority. by Rotix Sarah and the co author”
“It's called The Cauldron, The Making of the Modern Middle East by Simon Sieback Montefiore”
“Let's start with Nick Bostrom. Now I've talked to Mick Nick Bostrom about this. He wrote that book a long time ago, Superintelligence. That's where the the word became popularized”
“I spoke to a prominent uh founder in the AI legal space a few months ago. um in interviewing uh in doing interviews for my book”
“he is the author of a new book just out called Profiles in, not courage, but cowardice”
“there's a famous book by John of Kandy, which I must admit I've never read called Profiles and Courage”
“I wrote a book called The Bush tragedy, which is, you know, immensely critical of him”
“One Two Three Magic is a fantastic book about how to use principles of behavioral psychology to help. um, kids uh manage their behavior”
“I'm sure you're familiar with the Pop psych book about love languages”
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