Bernardo Carleial
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Bernardo Carleial replied to Ivan Dimi's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
@Preety_India You're right, t's not a big deal. And you're entitled of your opinion as well as I am. I still don't think that Joe Rogan runs a cult-like channel like Alex Jones, but regardless of his intrinsic motives, the misinformation is being spread by anyone who watches him... When I wrote about that as being strawman/ad hominem argument, I wasn't addressing it to you, other people in the forum were making similar associations, and there is no problem with that because, as I said before, everyone is entitled to their own opinions, and they can bring other facts which might validate their own positions @Preety_India if my commentary was seen as provocative to you, I want to apologize, it definitely wasn't my intent and it is important to me to have this kind of feedback in order to become more aware the next time something like that might happen in the future...? -
Bernardo Carleial replied to Ivan Dimi's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
There are good trustworthy media, they just are not mainstream media... -
Bernardo Carleial replied to Ivan Dimi's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
This sounds a lot like RSD... -
Bernardo Carleial replied to Ivan Dimi's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
I don't really think that Joe Rogan is stupid, he's just biased... There's a difference in it: a stupid person is generally not able to develop critical thinking, While a biased one might possess some critical thinking, but he orients his reasoning process to suit his own preferable beliefs, because he's not able to metacognize (a.k.a self-reflect) enough to see his own projections into a topic, specially if it's something which he doesn't have enough expertise about it... -
Bernardo Carleial replied to Ivan Dimi's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
This is a short but very educational video, which shows all the steps of the framing problem by what Joe Rogan got it wrong in that clip. It's really worth watching ?? -
Bernardo Carleial replied to Ivan Dimi's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
As I said in another thread about this same topic. Joe Rogan is an open minded vMEME Orange and vMEME Green, but he still has a lot of biases which prevents him to go to Tier 2, like this Libertarian appeal for self-reliance, individual responsibility and freedom. I totally disagree that Joe Rogan is the same thing as Alex Jones, Joe is far more conscious than him, and to use the fact that Joe Rogan is friends with Alex Jones in order to justify their argument is really a strawman and an ad hominem attack... yes, he's friend with Alex Jones, which is vMEME BLUE/orange with a lot of vMEME Red, but he's also friends with Graham Hancock and Dennis McKenna, which are quite vMEME Green, this is actually an evidence as to why I think Joe Rogan is an open minded individual... The Problem with Joe Rogan is that he's not able to actualize the role of society and government in our lives, because he thinks from a very atomized perspective of the "free thinker" who questions everything.... Society and Government operates via Consensus, sometimes it happens organically and some others it has to be created some boundaries... and at some times this sucks... but in this particular situation, a health and sanitary crisis, the government needs to adopt very strict measures to have the public opinion working in their favor, because if we have too many variables on how people should behave, the situation then becomes (even more) chaotic, and we would not know what's gonna happen next... I'm not saying that this stuff is either good or bad, what I'm saying is that it's inevitable that this dynamic is going to happen... -
Bernardo Carleial replied to Ivan Dimi's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Have you watched Democracy Now? https://youtube.com/c/DemocracyNow I find it the most trustworthy news channel, which does real independent journalism -
crazy vMEME Green video... Watch and enjoy!?? #IWillGiveAShit
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Bernardo Carleial replied to Bernardo Carleial's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Wow that a very concise and very informative video about this topic!? @Hardkill thanks for sharing!?? And @K Ghoul I hope you find/create a job that is fulfilling for you and that it serves your life purpose!?? -
I don't live in America, so I can't talk very much about it... But I find it interesting the way how the pandemic change the perception of their workforce, now having to work and study at home, they see that there are more opportunities than before(and with more flexibility) so that they feel no need to be attached to a job and a routine that doesn't suit their lifestyle anymore, and therefore becoming more picky... Am I right?... Honestly I don't know much about America's idiosyncrasies when it comes to work... that why I brought this topic, so that we can discuss about it!??
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this video is very interesting. It shows the cultural clash between vMEME Blue Christianity and vMEME Purple ethnical minorities in the Region of Nigeria.
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this is not a single video, but an entire playlist! ???
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Bernardo Carleial replied to How to be wise's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Joe Rogan is actually a very open minded vMEME Orange and vMEME Green, which made me think that he might be at Tier 2, but now I don't really think that way, because he is still very biased towards individual responsibility and freedom, and that became very clear to me when he brought Tristan Harris and Daniel Schmachtenberger on his podcast: they were trying to present a bigger picture on how to address the issue of misinformation on social media, from both an individual and a collective level, and at some point Joe Rogan got tired of discussing this "theoretical stuff " and wanted a quick fix solution on how can we, as individuals, can take the burden of not engaging nor spreading fake news on social media platforms.... I got very disappointed when I watched Joe Rogan endorsing and spreading misinformation about ivermectin... the same way I felt when Rebel Wisdom made a video about it...? But I still like his podcast and I still think it provides with a lot of good information, the problem is when people personalize too much these youtubers or talk show hosts to the point of believing everything they say or do.... -
"Don't forget this is a show business, so as you're doing your show, don't forget to have your business checked back door..." Said one of the guys from Backstreet Boys This is an Amazing, well produced documentary, which shows how people in the music industry could be some of the greatest con artists behind closed doors...
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Bernardo Carleial replied to Bernardo Carleial's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
If they were able to think Holistically that will not happen, they might be able to transcend their nationality and at the same time including their own cultural and social identities, the only thing that will be lost is their attachment to that particular identity... Of course I know that it's easier said than done, and because this is the first model that we're witnessing(at least at that magnitude), there's still a lot to unfold in European Geopolitics in order for them to be able actualize this project... -
Hello guys! This is my first topic on this thread. On Leo's video on SD vMEME Yellow, he talks about what would be an example of a Yellow Tier 2 government, and he concludes that it would be a World Government, by which countries will transcend their own borders and cultures in orders to reach out to each other for the benefit of the whole continent, we have examples like that with trade blocs like NAFTA and BRICS, and on a diplomatic order with NATO... But with the EU is very peculiar to me... because their decisions seems very entrenched with one another, since the European Council, to the point that a country's affair becomes interwoven with one another, which might require a much stronger effort to solve issues collective without interfering with each other's sovereignty... I don't know what might come next, if a much stronger alliance will emerge or if they will exhaust and dissolve the EU. What do you guys think?? Let's have a discussion ?? here are a couple of video talking about the conception of the E.U, as well as their setbacks...
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What's the problem with skipping a few parts of the video? I don't do it, but I see no problem if people don't wanna watch the whole thing... And Leo himself is very aware that his content might be misrepresented by some of his followers, even if they've watched an entire video thousands of times... because he knows that people can only grasp the significance of what he's saying at the level their at... and that's why he sometimes makes a disclaimer whenever a topic is too advanced for certain audiences...
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I have thought the same thing recently... But he also has the actualized clips, probably because of that demand by his followers
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This was a very big deal in Argentinean society, this law has been kept on hold in congress for about 15 years, and it represents a huge shift on women's individual rights, a more secularized society, and a significant victory for the vMEME Green Feminist movement. And of course an enormous backlash from the vMEME Blue portion of the population... In my personal opinion, I'm pro-choice, however, if this ever going to happen in Brazil(my country), I don't want that law to be decided by Congress, but by a referendum(represented ONLY by female voters). That's because the majority of Brazilian politicians consists pretty much of middle aged vMEME BLUE/Orange Patriarchal men, who doesn't really know (nor even care) how to address this issue seriously nor with respect. P.S: as an additional note, I got very worried when I watched this HUGE social gathering on television... it has no social distancing, and the Covid death rate in Argentina is pretty high.(although not as bad as Brazil of course, which is only second to the United States in number of deaths... )
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Bernardo Carleial replied to Bernardo Carleial's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Neither do I, but I wouldn't be surprised with it... -
In a nutshell...that's pretty much it.