RadixJournal - November 14, 2014


Faustian Identity


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1 hour and 19 minutes

Words per Minute

132.86479

Word Count

10,574

Sentence Count

245

Misogynist Sentences

9

Hate Speech Sentences

16


Summary

In this episode, we discuss Christopher Nolan's Interstellar, the new film directed by Christopher Nolan, starring Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, and others. We discuss the apocalyptic nature of the film, the themes that it raises, and how it relates to Kubrick's 2001.


Transcript

00:00:00.180 Romain, welcome back to the podcast. How are you?
00:00:03.700 Hi, Richard. Fine, and you?
00:00:05.640 Good. I'm doing quite well. It is very cold out here in the Pacific Northwest.
00:00:11.240 How is the weather in Paris?
00:00:13.760 Actually, you know, we are close to the British Channel,
00:00:17.220 so the climate is quite oceanic, and winters are not that cold in Paris.
00:00:25.400 Well, that is nice.
00:00:26.460 So it's maybe 10 degrees Celsius. I don't know in your scale what it is, but it's nice.
00:00:35.800 I don't know what that is in non-communist measurement units, but it's probably somewhat chilly.
00:00:43.840 We should stop talking about the earth and weather and things mundane,
00:00:48.400 because we are meant to leave this earth.
00:00:51.720 So let's begin a discussion about Interstellar,
00:00:58.400 which is the film recently released by, directed by Christopher Nolan,
00:01:03.780 starring Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway, and others.
00:01:10.560 Let's just jump into it.
00:01:12.900 And I would say this before we begin.
00:01:14.560 First off, I think this podcast is really a sketch,
00:01:19.840 because I think there is a great deal involved with this movie.
00:01:25.140 I think Christopher Nolan is raising many very important themes,
00:01:29.000 and he's also raising a lot of issues that relate back to other classics of science fiction.
00:01:35.940 I mean, you said in your review, Ramon, that this is a remake of 2001,
00:01:40.900 and maybe that's a little bit of a stretch, but I think actually it's right.
00:01:44.680 It is a kind of remake, in the sense that almost every science fiction movie is a remake of 2001,
00:01:52.160 because you can't escape it.
00:01:54.020 It's so iconic.
00:01:55.480 It's everywhere.
00:01:57.940 And also, I think he's raising some other important philosophical issues,
00:02:01.840 and some interesting scientific issues, including relativity and other things.
00:02:06.540 And so I think, you know, I think this is a good start.
00:02:10.920 I think we might need to revisit Interstellar later on.
00:02:14.600 And I'd also say that if you haven't actually seen Interstellar,
00:02:19.860 and you're listening to this podcast,
00:02:22.540 then all I could say is, why?
00:02:27.180 We'll definitely spoil things.
00:02:29.720 It's the movie is well worth seeing.
00:02:31.540 So I would go out and watch it, and then come back and listen to Ramon and I talk about it.
00:02:39.800 So why don't we, let's, I think a good place to start with this is in the apocalyptic nature of the film.
00:02:48.920 And let me set this up a little bit, and then I'll let you talk.
00:02:54.800 You know, I mentioned 2001 before.
00:02:56.860 2001, you could say, is a, you could say that it is a propaganda film for the space age.
00:03:06.940 And I think you could actually say that very literally.
00:03:09.660 Actually, in the, the, the, one of the, one of the final cuts, not the final cut of the film,
00:03:16.440 it actually included interviews with NASA scientists,
00:03:20.060 and it was, you know, it was almost a presentation of,
00:03:25.300 this is the, the great new world we're going to live in with NASA.
00:03:28.880 Now, obviously, there are a lot of different aspects of the film,
00:03:31.700 and in many ways, Kubrick paints a very, a dark picture of a society.
00:03:37.540 But I would say that the society presented in 2001,
00:03:41.000 at least the glimpses we get of it,
00:03:42.980 is of a global scientific socialism society.
00:03:47.860 And it is, it is one that is capable of marvels.
00:03:52.160 It's one that, for which space travel and exploring the universe
00:03:57.960 is something just simply taken for granted.
00:04:01.560 It, it's one where probably the USSR and the U.S. are, are kind of interchangeable societies.
00:04:07.500 They're certainly collaborating.
00:04:09.560 But it's also a darker society.
00:04:11.260 There's a society of lies and a society of, of, of bureaucracy and, and things like that.
00:04:17.500 But this, 2001 paints a picture of a very, a very positive picture of the world in 2001.
00:04:25.480 You know, the, seeing that movie in 1968,
00:04:27.800 it was, it was a sense that we are going to accomplish miracles in 2001.
00:04:32.700 We are going to be doing these things that we can't even imagine today.
00:04:37.940 Let's fast forward to Interstellar.
00:04:40.200 The world it presents is dramatically different.
00:04:44.580 The world it presents is something like the 1930s Depression-era Dust Bowl,
00:04:51.000 where people are, society is regressing.
00:04:55.860 It, and as, as you mentioned in your article, Romain,
00:04:58.260 it, America ends with a, or the world ends with a whimper and not a bang.
00:05:02.780 It, it, it's not a, it's not really a Mad Max scenario,
00:05:06.400 and it's not a World War III, everyone's dead scenario.
00:05:10.560 It, it seems to be just a, you know, the, the world just has been getting worse for, for decades now.
00:05:17.040 We can't do anything.
00:05:18.880 People are starving.
00:05:20.820 Farming has become, has reasserted itself as, as, as, as this extremely important, necessary profession.
00:05:28.480 Something we, farming is something now we take for granted.
00:05:31.120 It's all, I guess it's always been necessary.
00:05:33.160 We, we've gone back in time.
00:05:35.080 And, and, and there is a scene where John Lithgow, who is, who plays Matthew McConaughey's father,
00:05:43.960 and, or does he play his father-in-law?
00:05:46.500 Does he, he plays?
00:05:46.940 Father-in-law.
00:05:47.560 Father-in-law, excuse me, yeah.
00:05:49.280 And Matthew McConaughey's character, Cooper, his wife has, has passed away due to cancer
00:05:54.920 that could not be cured with modern, you know, uh, MRA machines and things like this.
00:06:01.880 Uh, but, uh, but, but he's, you know, John Lithgow is, um, he, he's there and he's saying
00:06:07.740 that, you know, every, he's remembering back, and you could tell that he's remembering back
00:06:12.000 to, say, circa 2014.
00:06:14.060 He's saying, every day used to be like Christmas, you know, first it was the iPhone 6, and then
00:06:20.300 it was the iPhone 6 plus, and then the 7, you know, he, basically he's, he's, he's, he's
00:06:25.300 going, and he said at one point also, like, everyone wanted to have it all.
00:06:28.880 And I think he's getting at this consumerist society, uh, you know, where we're obsessed
00:06:34.980 with new jobs and new, getting new gadgets and entertaining ourselves in new ways.
00:06:40.320 You see, I, I think that's what he's gesturing, he's gesturing into our society.
00:06:43.540 And I think what he's saying, if you, if you conflate these two things, I think what he's
00:06:47.600 saying is we ultimately live in a desert.
00:06:50.400 And, you know, yes, uh, there's some marvels to our society, uh, that are, that are great.
00:06:58.380 The fact that we can do all this stuff on touchscreens and, and smartphones, and, and that's a lot
00:07:03.760 of fun, but at the end of the day, we're, we're totally impoverished.
00:07:07.480 And so I, I really think, you know, if you can see where I'm going, I, I think both
00:07:13.480 Lithgow's memory and, and what, um, what, what Nolan presents, uh, as reality in this,
00:07:20.860 in the, in the future in Interstellar, that's right now.
00:07:23.980 I, I think that's a commentary that we live in an age of modern marvels, but it's all about
00:07:28.980 to go away.
00:07:29.800 We can kind of see that, that we're living on borrowed time.
00:07:32.740 We're, we're living on debt and it's, it's going to go away.
00:07:37.220 And at the very least, it's, it's a kind of, it's an impoverished society where we, we no
00:07:41.760 longer have that will or even that ability, uh, to reach for the stars.
00:07:46.900 We, we now think, you know, NASA, uh, you know, as you mentioned, NASA has now been, has
00:07:52.720 now abandoned its Faustian ambitions and instead is dedicated to raising the self-esteem of Muslims
00:07:59.940 or, uh, fulfilling diversity quotas.
00:08:03.000 It's, it's no longer this industry, uh, that, uh, you know, and it was an industry to get
00:08:09.720 to the moon.
00:08:10.440 We didn't just have a NASA program.
00:08:12.120 We had, uh, huge industries all working together in unison for this big goal.
00:08:18.580 Uh, we no longer have that.
00:08:20.320 We, you know, we, we have a, just one more government department that is, uh, you know,
00:08:25.120 concerned with equality and diversity and not, uh, you know, superhuman ideals of going beyond
00:08:31.660 ourselves into the unknown.
00:08:33.940 And, uh, so anyway, I, I think, and I've gone on too long, I'll let you talk now, Roma, but
00:08:38.540 I think this is really Nolan's commentary on our modern world.
00:08:43.020 We might think that it's full of marvels and that it's scientific, but no, it's actually
00:08:48.000 impoverished.
00:08:48.680 It's actually a desert and we're living on borrowed time and we are experiencing a kind
00:08:54.800 of collapse, a collapse of ourselves, of our ideals, of our ambitions.
00:08:59.780 Um, so what are you, what are your thoughts on just this, this background to the movie
00:09:05.020 Interstellar?
00:09:05.680 The fact that it, you know, the fact that it took place in a depression?
00:09:10.260 Well, you mentioned that, uh, you know, um, and I mentioned it in my review that, uh, Cooper's
00:09:19.600 wife died because, uh, her tumor wasn't diagnosed in time.
00:09:24.660 And what's interesting is that, you know, we live on borrowed time and, and so the machines
00:09:33.560 we use, we don't really deserve them in a way, but, uh, you know, we are all also, uh, it's
00:09:42.460 also a cognitive process of degeneracy.
00:09:47.000 I mean that, uh, all these marvels have been created on the basis of science that were established
00:09:57.200 between the 17th and the 19th century and the first half of the, of the twenties.
00:10:03.020 Yeah.
00:10:03.880 But, uh, you know, when you took, when you take a generation now, even if, uh, young people
00:10:12.480 today studying science, um, I'm not sure we have, you know, uh, the brain power, not only
00:10:22.440 to invent new things, but to really maintain them.
00:10:25.920 And, uh, I don't want to sound too reactionary, but, uh, there might be a time when, uh, you
00:10:35.720 know, uh, students and researchers and engineers and professors are not gifted enough to maintain
00:10:46.240 all these infrastructures like, uh, nuclear power plants and, you know, it's, uh, it's true
00:10:55.080 in Anglo-Saxon countries and it's also true in France and actually many other countries.
00:11:01.240 Uh, I think, uh, Russia as, um, you know, was a leading country, uh, under so-called communism
00:11:08.880 and in science and it's less the case now.
00:11:12.120 Um, maybe Germany is resisting, but only in very practical engineering, which is, uh, actually
00:11:20.660 what Germans do best today, but, uh, before that they were, uh, leading researchers.
00:11:27.420 And, um, if you take, uh, really a generation of engineers and researchers, I don't think we
00:11:38.560 have the same talent as before.
00:11:40.720 I might be wrong because I'm not a scientific type, but, um, you know, it's, it's very, really
00:11:49.200 general.
00:11:50.080 And also the fact that, uh, today scientists are really focused on their field, but they
00:11:57.380 don't have, they don't see the big picture.
00:11:59.400 You don't have like, um, you know, in, in most Western countries, uh, you had, uh, in politics
00:12:08.340 and in, um, you know, the printing press, uh, the press, I mean, uh, you know, publishing
00:12:15.460 newspapers, uh, in, even in, in arts, you had, uh, people who are trained in, um, you know,
00:12:24.500 to be physicians, physicians or, um, you know, doctors or, uh, uh, you know, they had studied
00:12:32.380 science, but then they developed their talents in other fields.
00:12:38.820 And today you don't have that, you know, I, scientists are almost a kind of case, which
00:12:45.340 is very powerful and important, but they don't, for example, when you have many people who are
00:12:52.920 very good at math or physics or biology, but they are almost ignorant in other fields.
00:13:00.160 And I don't think that science can maintain itself if it cuts itself from philosophy or
00:13:07.120 history or literature.
00:13:10.280 Well, I agree.
00:13:11.480 I think you can look at this in, across all fields.
00:13:14.900 I think that that lack of a, of an overriding purpose or a great dream or, or meaning, I think
00:13:22.820 we have all become, to use a German word, Fock Mensch, uh, we, we've become, we've become
00:13:28.960 pigeonholed people.
00:13:30.360 People are very good at a particular specialty.
00:13:33.320 Um, but beyond that, whether they have, whether they think about anything is questionable.
00:13:38.180 I, I remember there was, um, we shouldn't perhaps, uh, dilate on this too much, but I, I remember,
00:13:44.720 uh, seeing this study that showed that the iPhone 5, which came out, uh, two years ago,
00:13:52.820 that the computing power within one iPhone 5 is greater than the entire computing power
00:14:01.520 of the world in 1965.
00:14:04.920 I'll go look this up.
00:14:06.440 Uh, I might have gotten a detail here or there wrong, but you get the general point.
00:14:11.500 What we, the, the kind of, the, the ability that, the amount of billions of transistors
00:14:15.960 that we're carrying around every day in our, in our smartphone or our, our watch soon or
00:14:21.500 something like this, it's mind boggling.
00:14:23.880 It is really more power than these computers that would exist in a building, uh, 50 years
00:14:30.760 ago.
00:14:31.200 And that is...
00:14:31.860 And do we deserve it?
00:14:32.880 Exactly.
00:14:33.380 Do we deserve it?
00:14:33.960 But also, what are we doing?
00:14:35.220 I mean, you know, think of Silicon Valley.
00:14:37.340 I mean, again, I, I don't, I don't want to sound like a Luddite.
00:14:40.680 I kind of hate, I think that's a, that's another thing.
00:14:43.900 I don't want to sound like that.
00:14:44.800 I don't want to sound like a reactionary.
00:14:46.140 I don't want to sound like, oh, we should all go back to the fields and start, you know,
00:14:50.820 farming.
00:14:51.600 I, I, I admire a lot of these people.
00:14:54.240 I, I think these people are the people who can come up with something or can craft the
00:14:58.580 greatest smartphone.
00:14:59.820 But at the end of the day, people are using their iPhone five or six to tweet about what
00:15:05.660 they had for dinner while they're sitting on the toilet.
00:15:07.840 Well, the problem is more of the massified aspect of it.
00:15:11.800 Right.
00:15:12.120 That might be true.
00:15:12.620 And that's, that's how it is.
00:15:14.020 And it's where Silicon Valley is wrong because you have these people who are geniuses like
00:15:20.200 Steve Jobs.
00:15:21.420 Um, it's less the case for Bill Gates, but he's obviously, obviously a genius.
00:15:26.500 Really, I, I wouldn't say he's a genius.
00:15:30.780 I would say he's a very, very, very clever man, but not a creative genius like Steve Jobs.
00:15:36.520 Right.
00:15:36.720 So these guys are an elite, an intellectual and mental elite.
00:15:41.860 And then they want to bring the fruit of their knowledge to, to the masses who maybe don't
00:15:51.440 deserve it.
00:15:52.700 And, uh, in Interstellar to get back to the movie.
00:15:56.080 Yeah.
00:15:56.500 Uh, we have the result of, uh, the massive, massification of technologies.
00:16:01.260 The problem is not that you have technology, even, you know, technology that is really,
00:16:10.420 that, that can be bad for the environment, but only if you massify it.
00:16:15.560 And, uh, you know, the fact that we, we, that the industry is producing cars and planes and
00:16:25.740 computers is not a bad thing in itself.
00:16:28.520 It's a bad thing when you have a nation, um, it's America.
00:16:33.280 It's a little less the case in Europe, but still with families having two or three cars and it's
00:16:41.960 obviously too much.
00:16:43.040 And, uh, and, uh, and, uh, and, uh, and, uh, and, uh, and, uh, and, uh, uh, and, uh, and, uh, and, uh, uh, and, uh, uh,
00:17:01.680 I'm not sure where Nolan stands on eugenics and dysgenics,
00:17:06.460 but people in Interstellar, you know,
00:17:10.660 when they watch the baseball game at the beginning of the movie,
00:17:15.760 people look really degraded physically and mentally.
00:17:20.960 And it's also the consequence of the fact that, you know,
00:17:26.020 everything was brought to everyone,
00:17:28.400 and natural selection was not only stopped, but reverted.
00:17:33.920 And so you have the NASA types in the movie, in Interstellar,
00:17:39.340 who don't have children or just one child, like Professor Brand.
00:17:44.600 And you have now, in Interstellar,
00:17:47.680 you have more, you know, numerous families among lower classes.
00:17:54.400 And by lower, I don't mean by the income, but by the quality.
00:18:01.140 And it's also, it's not the consequence of technology or the industrial revolution,
00:18:06.580 but of the fact that the prevailing ideas were egalitarian.
00:18:13.140 And so I'm repeating myself, but I really want to stress that.
00:18:18.040 And I think Christopher Nolan really is gesturing towards these ideas that we're talking about.
00:18:30.440 And again, he's gesturing towards them the way that a filmmaker would.
00:18:34.040 If a filmmaker does not write essays,
00:18:37.620 where every argument is explicit and buttressed with evidence and so on and so forth,
00:18:43.460 a filmmaker gestures towards a feeling or an idea.
00:18:48.940 And I think that is what he's talking about, I think, with all this.
00:18:52.220 I mean, it's interesting when Cooper first discovers NASA,
00:18:57.600 I noticed that there was a kind of almost fairy tale,
00:19:01.440 or you could say Spielbergian aspect of this.
00:19:03.600 You know, he's getting a signal that he thinks might be from somewhere,
00:19:08.680 and then he goes to NASA, and then they're like,
00:19:11.060 oh, I'm glad we're here.
00:19:12.220 Okay, get ready, we're going to send you into space.
00:19:14.920 There was something kind of incredible about that,
00:19:18.900 and fairy tale-like.
00:19:21.400 But maybe that was kind of fitting with this whole movie.
00:19:23.940 But anyway...
00:19:24.620 Isn't it related to The Shine?
00:19:26.680 Because I saw it as a reference to Shining,
00:19:30.160 which actually we talked about maybe a year ago with John Morgan.
00:19:34.220 And this, because oftentimes when, you know,
00:19:43.080 the way we see reality through the five senses is, you know,
00:19:52.260 there might be, so there was a movie like Sixth Sense,
00:19:55.560 but Shining is about that too.
00:19:57.520 Maybe it's just a Sixth Sense that Murph, so Coop's daughter has,
00:20:04.660 and she gets a signal.
00:20:07.640 I don't want to spoil the movie too much,
00:20:09.820 but we can say that, of course,
00:20:12.640 the signals are coming from her father.
00:20:16.400 And, but I know it's not credible,
00:20:20.380 but it's also a supernatural movie,
00:20:23.180 so it doesn't have to be realistic.
00:20:25.460 I wasn't, you know, really disturbed by that.
00:20:29.500 Where are you?
00:20:30.320 No, I wasn't disturbed at all.
00:20:31.940 I, whenever, I've seen some headlines of reviews of Interstellar
00:20:36.140 where nerds are kind of like,
00:20:37.980 well, you know, if a planet were that close to a black hole,
00:20:43.800 then the waves wouldn't be...
00:20:45.420 I mean, I'm just like, please shut up.
00:20:47.420 I mean, it's not, it's a film.
00:20:49.240 It's not, you know...
00:20:51.360 It's a movie.
00:20:51.920 Yeah, exactly.
00:20:52.640 It should be imaginative.
00:20:54.060 If I, I don't, I mean, I would,
00:20:56.980 gods forbid that people start making scientifically accurate
00:21:00.540 science fiction films.
00:21:02.080 They're going to be awful.
00:21:04.460 You know?
00:21:05.720 I mean, anyway, yeah, I, I just think that that,
00:21:08.540 that is a totally wrong end.
00:21:10.960 I think you have to see, like,
00:21:12.200 they are taking real science.
00:21:13.940 I mean, I, what I've heard is that the,
00:21:16.240 the calculations that they made
00:21:18.000 for, for, for Einsteinian relativity.
00:21:21.920 That is, time is going to be dilated
00:21:24.740 as you're closer to a gravitational force.
00:21:28.880 And, oh, I was able to understand this stuff
00:21:31.500 at one point in my life,
00:21:32.520 or I thought I could understand it.
00:21:34.120 But, you know, if you're, if you're traveling,
00:21:37.760 if you're traveling closer and closer
00:21:39.940 to the speed of light,
00:21:40.960 obviously the speed of light is a constant.
00:21:42.520 You can't travel.
00:21:43.400 Theoretically, you can't travel faster than it.
00:21:46.140 You know, you're going to obviously experience time
00:21:49.180 just like you would here on Earth or anywhere.
00:21:51.860 But, your time is going to be,
00:21:56.780 the time of someone closer to a gravitational body
00:22:00.400 is going to be moving, from your perspective,
00:22:02.660 a great, much more slowly.
00:22:05.920 And, it was kind of interesting.
00:22:08.260 There is this, you could see that this,
00:22:10.280 there's something about this
00:22:11.340 that Christopher Nolan is interested in.
00:22:14.420 This kind of, almost, this relativity
00:22:18.720 and things like that.
00:22:19.500 You see this in Inception,
00:22:20.840 where, you know, time would have different values
00:22:23.880 at different places,
00:22:25.640 and, you know, someone, something was happening.
00:22:28.040 It was like a big watch
00:22:30.020 where all the little parts were kind of moving,
00:22:32.740 and one was ticking, you know, very slowly.
00:22:35.860 The other was spinning,
00:22:36.880 but they were kind of all working together.
00:22:38.500 I think there's something about that kind of conception
00:22:43.460 that attracts Christopher Nolan.
00:22:45.680 He's clearly interested in that.
00:22:48.040 And, Memento.
00:22:49.620 Oh, yeah, Memento,
00:22:50.740 as well.
00:22:51.380 Yeah, as you mentioned,
00:22:52.020 it was a non-linear story,
00:22:53.760 but yet it all kind of fit together.
00:22:55.740 Actually, I would say,
00:22:56.600 I don't, I think Memento
00:22:59.140 is a kind of dissatisfying film for me,
00:23:02.080 but at the same time,
00:23:03.920 you could see the germs
00:23:06.700 of all these ideas
00:23:07.680 that Nolan would develop later within it,
00:23:10.320 and especially Inception and Interstellar.
00:23:14.540 So that, it is very interesting in that sense.
00:23:18.280 I got off on a tangent.
00:23:19.480 Let me try to climb back to where I was before.
00:23:22.360 But it's interesting that, you know,
00:23:25.420 NASA itself is really underground.
00:23:28.260 You know, they're no longer getting funding.
00:23:30.440 They're using the older, you know, parts and that kind of stuff.
00:23:35.660 They're kind of like an underground society.
00:23:38.260 Maybe if someone,
00:23:39.720 if someone ever happened upon some of our private conferences.
00:23:43.160 But it's also due to the fact that
00:23:45.880 the state has almost collapsed,
00:23:48.440 and it's a kind of feudal state.
00:23:50.740 And I'm not, you know,
00:23:53.120 I'm not saying that feudalism was bad,
00:23:56.180 but in this situation, it is.
00:23:58.500 You have a government
00:24:01.280 that is only actually focused on food production.
00:24:07.500 Yeah.
00:24:08.540 And, but it's,
00:24:11.920 it doesn't really have the means
00:24:13.820 to check everything that's going on.
00:24:17.380 And actually, NASA is just taking a share of the territory.
00:24:20.740 And we can imagine that formally,
00:24:24.200 it is still the United States,
00:24:25.920 but maybe there are states or parts of states
00:24:30.140 which seceded from, you know,
00:24:34.300 the federal governments
00:24:35.480 because the infrastructures
00:24:38.700 don't allow a modern state to function
00:24:41.440 and therefore to check if everyone is,
00:24:44.960 you know, paying taxes to the federal government
00:24:48.580 or using the same currency
00:24:50.260 or even the same language.
00:24:54.780 And you see a...
00:24:55.720 It's kind of nice to think of it.
00:24:57.180 I was thinking that, you know,
00:24:58.500 that huge data center in Ogden, Utah, I believe,
00:25:01.780 where, you know,
00:25:02.580 they're just collecting every call you make.
00:25:05.900 They've got it there.
00:25:07.420 Every email you send.
00:25:08.600 But it's kind of fun to imagine
00:25:10.380 that at one point, you know,
00:25:12.720 no one even maintains this.
00:25:14.440 So it's this big, you know,
00:25:16.420 millions of terabytes of hard drive,
00:25:20.240 but no one maintains it.
00:25:21.980 It's collecting dust.
00:25:23.360 No one knows how to turn it on anymore.
00:25:26.340 The basement got flooded
00:25:27.840 and they lost half the data.
00:25:29.940 I kind of like this idea.
00:25:31.980 Actually, you're talking about dust,
00:25:35.340 but it's literally what happens.
00:25:38.120 You have to clean your house several times a day
00:25:43.960 to avoid it being, you know,
00:25:46.680 just to breathe,
00:25:47.920 but also to eat properly
00:25:49.720 and to keep, you know,
00:25:56.040 avoiding some infections.
00:25:57.960 You can have the dust
00:25:59.700 that's coming from the rotting crops.
00:26:03.160 And so obviously,
00:26:05.560 in such a situation,
00:26:06.820 you can't have a proper government.
00:26:10.680 Right.
00:26:11.240 In the way we think of it,
00:26:13.880 which is, you know,
00:26:14.880 you need efficient institutions
00:26:19.160 and infrastructures
00:26:20.360 and you can't have it.
00:26:21.660 So the fact that NASA
00:26:23.740 is just keeping a base,
00:26:25.980 you know,
00:26:26.700 in the middle of nowhere
00:26:27.620 is not really incredible.
00:26:29.880 It's the way it would happen
00:26:31.200 if, you know,
00:26:32.880 if the government collapsed.
00:26:36.020 And maybe that's going to happen
00:26:38.140 in the Silicon Valley.
00:26:39.800 If, you know,
00:26:40.500 if America is,
00:26:43.740 you know,
00:26:43.960 if America goes down,
00:26:45.620 there will be a kind of,
00:26:47.440 you know,
00:26:48.300 city-state
00:26:49.500 around the Silicon Valley
00:26:51.580 or something like that
00:26:52.700 and the rest of California
00:26:54.640 will become part of,
00:26:56.660 you know,
00:26:57.780 a larger,
00:26:58.680 a greater Mexico,
00:27:00.140 which means a third world country.
00:27:03.040 I mean,
00:27:04.780 today, of course,
00:27:05.860 it seems far-fetched,
00:27:07.500 but it might happen.
00:27:09.360 It's, you know,
00:27:10.560 we can't rule this scenario out.
00:27:14.200 That's certainly not.
00:27:15.000 So,
00:27:16.800 yeah,
00:27:17.540 I just wanted to mention that
00:27:19.500 though it is,
00:27:21.780 you know,
00:27:22.060 the beginning is apocalyptic,
00:27:24.060 there are also
00:27:24.880 maybe good
00:27:26.360 and from an alt-right point of view,
00:27:30.200 you know,
00:27:30.780 positive developments
00:27:32.820 because,
00:27:34.260 granted,
00:27:35.160 you don't have
00:27:36.500 institutions
00:27:37.640 and, you know,
00:27:38.780 infrastructures
00:27:39.500 that work well,
00:27:40.400 but people are more free
00:27:43.960 and it allows NASA
00:27:45.480 to try to save mankind,
00:27:47.360 which it couldn't
00:27:48.460 in the present situation
00:27:49.760 because
00:27:50.380 with the prevailing ideas,
00:27:54.680 now,
00:27:55.080 you couldn't have
00:27:55.940 scientists
00:27:57.080 freely using,
00:27:58.860 you know,
00:27:59.380 rockets
00:27:59.740 to save
00:28:01.920 a certain kind of people.
00:28:04.060 You couldn't have that.
00:28:05.000 No,
00:28:05.740 or risking their lives.
00:28:07.240 So,
00:28:07.620 in a way,
00:28:08.180 I like
00:28:08.860 Interstellar's world
00:28:10.260 better than
00:28:11.320 ours
00:28:12.920 because
00:28:15.220 at least
00:28:16.280 you can throw rockets
00:28:17.440 in the sky
00:28:18.080 and you don't have to,
00:28:19.640 you know,
00:28:19.960 justify that you
00:28:21.140 took all the quotas
00:28:23.260 so,
00:28:23.860 okay,
00:28:24.220 there's a black man
00:28:25.020 but
00:28:25.260 it's like
00:28:27.800 in Fight Club
00:28:28.460 you have
00:28:29.020 blacks and Asians
00:28:30.520 but
00:28:30.880 it don't really matter,
00:28:32.440 obviously.
00:28:32.760 and it's always
00:28:34.480 about white people
00:28:35.540 and
00:28:36.460 so
00:28:38.080 maybe
00:28:38.860 we need
00:28:39.640 this kind of,
00:28:40.700 you know,
00:28:41.900 collapse
00:28:42.340 to
00:28:42.960 be able
00:28:44.780 to throw
00:28:45.540 literally
00:28:47.000 or
00:28:47.560 symbolically
00:28:48.700 rockets
00:28:50.480 to the sky.
00:28:51.700 Yeah,
00:28:52.020 I agree.
00:28:52.480 It's
00:28:52.800 both apocalyptic
00:28:55.040 and it's also
00:28:55.960 a way out.
00:28:56.820 It's a fantasy.
00:28:57.580 I mean,
00:28:57.740 it's in the sense
00:28:58.880 I agree with you
00:29:00.040 that in the current
00:29:01.020 situation
00:29:01.640 we in a way
00:29:02.400 couldn't save
00:29:03.200 mankind.
00:29:04.520 No.
00:29:04.840 You know,
00:29:05.240 but
00:29:05.720 It would be forbidden
00:29:07.780 by law.
00:29:08.520 Yeah.
00:29:10.020 Really?
00:29:11.000 Yeah.
00:29:11.720 And also just that
00:29:12.780 we've become
00:29:13.220 such a soft society
00:29:14.800 that I,
00:29:15.360 the notion
00:29:16.140 that you would
00:29:16.740 truly risk
00:29:17.860 this much
00:29:18.780 and you would
00:29:19.240 send someone
00:29:20.020 on a mission
00:29:20.640 knowing
00:29:22.220 that in all
00:29:23.400 probability
00:29:24.060 he will
00:29:24.820 not return,
00:29:26.440 he will be
00:29:27.080 evaporated
00:29:28.480 by a black hole
00:29:29.560 or he'll
00:29:30.460 be launched
00:29:31.540 out into
00:29:31.940 another universe
00:29:32.560 with no chance
00:29:33.360 of coming back.
00:29:34.500 We just can't
00:29:35.460 do that.
00:29:36.400 And that was
00:29:37.220 There would be
00:29:37.960 opinion polls
00:29:38.960 that would
00:29:41.200 circulate
00:29:41.980 on Twitter
00:29:42.540 and TV
00:29:44.240 channels
00:29:44.920 and blogs
00:29:46.040 and Facebook
00:29:47.000 and people
00:29:48.760 would,
00:29:49.180 you would have
00:29:49.900 women crying
00:29:51.240 on TV
00:29:51.920 saying that
00:29:52.640 how dare you
00:29:53.940 leave your children
00:29:54.860 and your wife
00:29:55.760 and we would
00:29:57.260 really witness
00:29:58.200 that a little
00:29:59.660 like in a
00:30:00.260 British TV
00:30:01.440 series
00:30:01.980 which is
00:30:02.760 called
00:30:03.080 Black Mirror
00:30:03.720 and it's
00:30:05.460 just I'm
00:30:06.580 going to
00:30:07.380 do it
00:30:07.720 short.
00:30:09.440 So
00:30:09.720 the princess
00:30:12.760 of England
00:30:13.360 it's of course
00:30:14.980 it's a fiction
00:30:15.620 and the princess
00:30:16.860 of England
00:30:17.440 has been
00:30:18.800 kidnapped
00:30:19.320 by a terrorist
00:30:20.540 who asks
00:30:22.120 the British
00:30:23.080 prime minister
00:30:23.780 to sodomize
00:30:26.320 the pig
00:30:26.860 on TV
00:30:28.600 otherwise
00:30:30.100 he will
00:30:30.680 kill her
00:30:31.520 of course
00:30:32.120 and at first
00:30:33.960 there are opinion polls
00:30:35.440 and people
00:30:36.540 say that
00:30:37.600 Downing Street
00:30:39.780 shouldn't
00:30:40.500 negotiate
00:30:41.320 with terrorists
00:30:42.220 let alone
00:30:43.780 accede
00:30:45.440 to their demons
00:30:46.220 and then
00:30:48.240 with a few
00:30:49.700 hours of
00:30:50.440 tweeting
00:30:50.840 and Facebooking
00:30:52.020 and TV
00:30:52.820 and radio
00:30:54.120 and
00:30:55.380 other
00:30:56.500 information
00:30:57.260 there is
00:30:59.700 an opinion
00:31:00.160 shift
00:31:00.640 and
00:31:01.300 most
00:31:02.740 British
00:31:03.940 people
00:31:04.360 are
00:31:04.860 you know
00:31:05.760 in favor
00:31:06.360 of
00:31:06.880 the prime
00:31:09.140 minister
00:31:09.600 sodomizing
00:31:11.080 this pig
00:31:11.640 and
00:31:12.000 so
00:31:12.980 to get
00:31:13.520 back
00:31:13.740 to your
00:31:14.040 point
00:31:14.320 I'm
00:31:14.680 sure
00:31:14.980 today
00:31:15.580 if
00:31:16.720 the
00:31:17.460 mission
00:31:18.020 you know
00:31:19.100 the expedition's
00:31:20.240 mission
00:31:20.500 was to
00:31:21.220 send
00:31:22.940 pioneers
00:31:24.060 to death
00:31:24.840 and
00:31:25.260 with the
00:31:26.980 intention
00:31:27.380 to save
00:31:28.020 only a part
00:31:28.820 of mankind
00:31:29.260 of course
00:31:30.080 not only
00:31:31.260 would
00:31:31.640 politicians
00:31:33.180 and
00:31:33.860 you know
00:31:34.440 you know
00:31:37.980 the state
00:31:38.640 would be
00:31:39.400 against it
00:31:40.000 but
00:31:40.220 not only
00:31:40.860 journalists
00:31:41.540 but also
00:31:42.380 the opinion
00:31:42.920 I think
00:31:43.760 people
00:31:44.120 would
00:31:44.480 be
00:31:45.120 against
00:31:45.480 it
00:31:45.720 and
00:31:46.040 actually
00:31:46.840 prefer
00:31:47.600 you know
00:31:49.000 that
00:31:49.380 everybody
00:31:50.480 dies
00:31:51.240 instead of
00:31:52.340 trying to
00:31:52.940 save a part
00:31:53.520 of mankind
00:31:53.940 I'm sure
00:31:54.700 they might
00:31:55.620 literally do
00:31:56.340 that but
00:31:56.620 I think
00:31:57.100 psychologically
00:31:57.920 speaking
00:31:58.580 I think
00:31:58.920 it would
00:31:59.040 be slightly
00:31:59.520 different
00:31:59.860 I think
00:32:00.360 they would
00:32:00.700 never
00:32:01.200 face
00:32:03.080 the reality
00:32:03.860 that unless
00:32:04.940 we do
00:32:05.340 something
00:32:05.680 dramatic
00:32:06.280 we all
00:32:07.120 will die
00:32:07.740 I think
00:32:08.920 in a way
00:32:09.680 you know
00:32:09.960 Americans
00:32:10.420 aren't
00:32:10.940 really able
00:32:11.560 to face
00:32:12.000 the reality
00:32:12.620 that their
00:32:14.320 incomes
00:32:15.180 are declining
00:32:16.040 or that
00:32:16.640 we're not
00:32:17.680 going to be
00:32:17.980 able to pay
00:32:18.480 for all this
00:32:19.140 I mean
00:32:19.660 it's
00:32:20.220 I'm not
00:32:22.680 sure the world
00:32:23.540 is ready
00:32:24.180 for the notion
00:32:25.880 that the
00:32:26.880 current status
00:32:27.620 quo is
00:32:28.400 unsustainable
00:32:29.200 it has to
00:32:29.860 change
00:32:30.220 we might
00:32:30.620 need to do
00:32:31.220 something
00:32:31.520 dramatic
00:32:31.960 to get
00:32:32.340 out of it
00:32:32.800 I think
00:32:33.900 they would
00:32:34.280 even if
00:32:34.640 they were
00:32:34.820 living
00:32:35.300 inside a
00:32:35.900 dust bowl
00:32:36.720 they would
00:32:37.160 still be
00:32:37.600 talking
00:32:37.960 about
00:32:38.380 the
00:32:39.140 American
00:32:39.560 dream
00:32:40.040 and how
00:32:40.460 they're
00:32:40.660 going to
00:32:40.860 buy a
00:32:41.220 new
00:32:41.400 big
00:32:41.980 McMansion
00:32:42.880 somewhere
00:32:43.280 at some
00:32:43.600 point
00:32:43.800 humans
00:32:46.060 are really
00:32:46.960 we're
00:32:47.280 a rationalizing
00:32:48.680 creature
00:32:49.140 we're not
00:32:49.500 a rational
00:32:49.960 creature
00:32:50.360 and one
00:32:51.200 of the
00:32:51.660 more
00:32:52.300 powerful
00:32:52.980 things
00:32:53.960 that you
00:32:54.160 talk
00:32:54.460 about
00:32:54.820 is that
00:32:55.540 the rocket
00:32:56.800 on
00:32:57.420 or the
00:32:57.880 ship
00:32:58.200 spaceship
00:32:58.840 on
00:32:59.060 interstellar
00:32:59.680 that really
00:33:00.700 was a
00:33:01.520 Mayflower
00:33:02.060 or it
00:33:02.800 was a
00:33:03.400 Nina
00:33:04.100 Pinta
00:33:04.580 and Santa
00:33:05.100 Maria
00:33:05.480 it was
00:33:06.480 this
00:33:06.780 vessel
00:33:07.520 that
00:33:08.500 people
00:33:09.060 got
00:33:09.560 on
00:33:09.960 knowing
00:33:12.440 that
00:33:13.100 the
00:33:13.320 risk
00:33:13.940 were
00:33:14.700 very
00:33:15.860 high
00:33:16.360 and not
00:33:16.960 knowing
00:33:17.380 exactly
00:33:18.200 where
00:33:18.620 they
00:33:18.800 were
00:33:18.960 headed
00:33:19.360 but
00:33:20.200 just
00:33:20.540 going
00:33:21.420 I mean
00:33:21.760 it
00:33:22.020 really
00:33:22.480 is
00:33:22.960 like
00:33:23.380 for the
00:33:25.220 sake
00:33:25.440 of it
00:33:25.600 or like
00:33:26.100 a
00:33:26.380 pioneer
00:33:26.880 whether
00:33:27.340 in the
00:33:28.180 discovery
00:33:28.640 of
00:33:29.260 Siberia
00:33:30.800 or the
00:33:31.120 discovery
00:33:31.480 of the
00:33:31.680 new
00:33:31.800 world
00:33:32.280 Lois
00:33:33.060 and
00:33:33.220 Clark
00:33:33.480 these
00:33:34.480 people
00:33:34.940 who
00:33:35.220 set
00:33:35.700 off
00:33:36.100 on
00:33:36.380 journeys
00:33:36.780 not
00:33:37.320 fully
00:33:37.880 knowing
00:33:38.520 how
00:33:39.100 long
00:33:39.540 it
00:33:39.780 would
00:33:39.920 take
00:33:40.380 not
00:33:40.880 knowing
00:33:41.440 exactly
00:33:42.040 where
00:33:42.280 they
00:33:42.360 were
00:33:42.460 going
00:33:42.880 I mean
00:33:43.520 there
00:33:43.900 is
00:33:44.060 a
00:33:44.300 it's
00:33:45.720 now
00:33:46.380 that
00:33:46.580 we've
00:33:46.900 kind
00:33:47.120 of
00:33:47.200 seen
00:33:47.540 everything
00:33:47.960 and
00:33:48.280 we
00:33:48.660 travel
00:33:49.040 through
00:33:49.380 airplanes
00:33:50.020 and
00:33:50.280 airports
00:33:50.640 and
00:33:51.180 we
00:33:51.620 have
00:33:51.760 Google
00:33:52.080 Earth
00:33:52.520 looking
00:33:53.160 down
00:33:53.480 upon
00:33:53.740 us
00:33:53.920 we
00:33:54.620 forget
00:33:55.140 just
00:33:55.580 this
00:33:55.940 idea
00:33:56.780 of
00:33:57.060 the
00:33:57.220 real
00:33:57.820 frontier
00:33:58.500 of
00:33:59.060 not
00:33:59.520 knowing
00:34:00.360 where
00:34:00.580 the
00:34:00.740 end
00:34:01.160 is
00:34:01.540 and
00:34:02.740 I
00:34:04.540 think
00:34:04.880 it's
00:34:05.300 maybe
00:34:05.640 we
00:34:06.960 can
00:34:07.120 maybe
00:34:07.440 mythologize
00:34:09.480 Christopher
00:34:09.860 Columbus
00:34:10.300 as
00:34:10.660 he took
00:34:11.880 off
00:34:12.120 into
00:34:12.280 the
00:34:12.420 unknown
00:34:12.700 but
00:34:12.940 he
00:34:13.420 did
00:34:13.780 and
00:34:14.440 I
00:34:15.620 think
00:34:15.980 that's
00:34:16.280 something
00:34:16.740 that
00:34:17.320 we
00:34:18.660 in
00:34:18.960 this
00:34:19.260 feminized
00:34:20.260 society
00:34:20.760 this
00:34:21.000 society
00:34:21.320 that wants
00:34:21.580 to be
00:34:21.840 safe
00:34:22.400 that values
00:34:22.920 security
00:34:23.700 above
00:34:24.160 all
00:34:24.580 I
00:34:25.540 think
00:34:25.900 we've
00:34:26.120 really
00:34:26.360 lost
00:34:26.960 that
00:34:27.320 and
00:34:27.840 you
00:34:28.720 know
00:34:28.860 maybe
00:34:29.180 we
00:34:29.400 do
00:34:29.560 need
00:34:29.840 some
00:34:30.100 kind
00:34:30.360 of
00:34:30.480 collapse
00:34:30.960 of
00:34:31.120 this
00:34:31.280 world
00:34:31.660 so
00:34:32.040 that
00:34:32.220 some
00:34:32.780 people
00:34:33.280 will
00:34:33.540 be
00:34:33.660 able
00:34:33.840 to
00:34:34.240 explore
00:34:35.560 and
00:34:36.640 not
00:34:37.060 even
00:34:37.300 just
00:34:37.540 to
00:34:37.720 save
00:34:38.000 it
00:34:38.200 just
00:34:38.440 to
00:34:38.740 for
00:34:39.580 the
00:34:39.700 fact
00:34:40.020 that
00:34:40.380 you
00:34:41.040 know
00:34:41.120 we
00:34:41.300 need
00:34:41.760 to
00:34:42.100 that
00:34:42.440 that's
00:34:42.780 part
00:34:43.420 of
00:34:43.680 our
00:34:44.060 soul
00:34:44.700 is
00:34:45.120 this
00:34:45.540 Faustian
00:34:46.780 quest
00:34:47.360 to
00:34:48.740 reach
00:34:49.420 the
00:34:49.640 beyond
00:34:50.160 and
00:34:50.920 to
00:34:51.200 die
00:34:51.660 doing
00:34:52.060 it
00:34:52.700 as
00:34:52.900 well
00:34:53.060 and
00:34:53.100 you
00:34:53.160 know
00:34:53.500 Columbus
00:34:55.760 you
00:34:57.240 know
00:34:57.400 all
00:34:57.680 these
00:34:57.960 expeditions
00:34:58.920 by
00:35:01.160 Portuguese
00:35:02.460 and
00:35:03.020 Spanish
00:35:03.680 and
00:35:03.900 Italian
00:35:04.260 he
00:35:04.740 wasn't
00:35:05.200 Spanish
00:35:05.600 but
00:35:05.840 he
00:35:06.060 was
00:35:06.320 working
00:35:06.760 for
00:35:07.140 the
00:35:07.320 Spanish
00:35:07.880 crown
00:35:08.300 you
00:35:11.380 know
00:35:11.620 it
00:35:12.000 was
00:35:12.300 a
00:35:12.600 consequence
00:35:13.020 of
00:35:13.380 something
00:35:13.740 really
00:35:14.100 bad
00:35:14.400 that
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00:35:14.940 to
00:35:15.220 the
00:35:15.420 European
00:35:15.740 world
00:35:16.200 which
00:35:16.440 was
00:35:16.880 the
00:35:17.520 fall
00:35:17.820 of
00:35:18.040 Byzantium
00:35:18.760 because
00:35:20.400 as
00:35:22.040 long
00:35:22.440 as
00:35:22.640 there
00:35:22.820 was
00:35:23.020 of
00:35:23.320 course
00:35:23.560 Byzantium
00:35:24.160 wasn't
00:35:24.840 really
00:35:26.120 a
00:35:27.200 friend
00:35:27.560 of
00:35:27.720 the
00:35:27.860 western
00:35:28.140 world
00:35:28.460 and
00:35:28.660 it
00:35:29.000 was
00:35:29.320 largely
00:35:29.960 the
00:35:30.680 western
00:35:31.000 world's
00:35:31.440 fault
00:35:31.700 because
00:35:32.180 in
00:35:32.520 the
00:35:32.780 13th
00:35:34.120 century
00:35:34.640 actually
00:35:36.760 Byzantium
00:35:37.340 was
00:35:37.600 sacked
00:35:37.960 by the
00:35:38.580 crusaders
00:35:39.200 and
00:35:40.620 but
00:35:41.660 as
00:35:42.680 long
00:35:43.000 as
00:35:43.360 the
00:35:45.040 Byzantine
00:35:45.540 empire
00:35:45.960 stood
00:35:46.500 you
00:35:47.120 could
00:35:47.440 have
00:35:47.840 you
00:35:49.660 know
00:35:49.880 they
00:35:50.200 could
00:35:50.580 actually
00:35:52.660 be a
00:35:53.120 kind
00:35:53.380 of
00:35:53.560 intermediary
00:35:54.540 between
00:35:55.060 India
00:35:55.760 and
00:35:56.060 China
00:35:56.400 and
00:35:56.780 the
00:35:57.380 western
00:35:57.660 world
00:35:58.060 for
00:35:58.340 spices
00:35:58.820 and
00:35:59.240 other
00:36:00.380 things
00:36:00.860 and
00:36:01.360 then
00:36:01.720 when
00:36:02.180 the
00:36:02.480 Turks
00:36:02.840 took
00:36:03.180 it
00:36:03.440 what
00:36:04.780 it
00:36:04.980 meant
00:36:05.300 was
00:36:05.560 that
00:36:05.740 the
00:36:05.960 road
00:36:06.300 was
00:36:06.680 blocked
00:36:07.160 and
00:36:07.460 we
00:36:07.740 had
00:36:08.280 to
00:36:08.620 so
00:36:09.220 the
00:36:09.440 first
00:36:09.820 routes
00:36:10.720 that
00:36:11.320 were
00:36:11.600 taken
00:36:12.140 were
00:36:12.520 to
00:36:13.800 actually
00:36:15.780 sail
00:36:16.820 around
00:36:17.220 Africa
00:36:17.700 which
00:36:18.000 was
00:36:18.240 very
00:36:18.580 long
00:36:18.960 and
00:36:19.820 very
00:36:20.120 dangerous
00:36:20.560 because
00:36:21.120 when
00:36:21.400 you
00:36:21.580 had
00:36:21.800 to
00:36:22.920 go
00:36:23.840 take
00:36:24.160 water
00:36:24.600 on
00:36:24.820 the
00:36:24.980 coast
00:36:25.300 you
00:36:25.900 could
00:36:26.660 die
00:36:27.060 so
00:36:27.780 it
00:36:28.160 was
00:36:28.480 a
00:36:29.020 really
00:36:29.220 problematic
00:36:31.600 route
00:36:32.200 to go
00:36:32.580 to
00:36:32.740 India
00:36:33.000 and
00:36:33.280 then
00:36:33.580 Columbus
00:36:34.740 decided
00:36:35.940 to go
00:36:36.380 west
00:36:36.740 which
00:36:37.480 is
00:36:37.940 important
00:36:38.840 for
00:36:39.160 us
00:36:39.340 but
00:36:40.080 so
00:36:40.820 from
00:36:41.880 a bad
00:36:42.300 thing
00:36:42.560 a really
00:36:42.980 bad
00:36:43.280 thing
00:36:43.480 the
00:36:43.740 fall
00:36:44.240 of
00:36:44.420 Byzantium
00:36:44.960 actually
00:36:46.820 as a
00:36:47.420 western
00:36:47.700 world
00:36:48.200 managed
00:36:49.520 to
00:36:49.980 achieve
00:36:50.780 its
00:36:51.180 greatest
00:36:51.520 success
00:36:52.140 so far
00:36:53.060 and
00:36:54.260 it's
00:36:55.600 also
00:36:55.960 what
00:36:56.260 the
00:36:57.400 reason
00:36:57.720 why
00:36:57.980 I
00:36:58.160 mentioned
00:36:58.540 Columbus
00:36:59.160 and
00:36:59.540 Mayflower
00:37:00.100 is
00:37:01.020 because
00:37:01.560 in
00:37:02.100 interstellar
00:37:02.840 okay
00:37:03.500 the
00:37:04.180 world
00:37:04.580 is
00:37:04.780 dying
00:37:05.160 and
00:37:06.180 I'm
00:37:07.780 not
00:37:07.960 taking
00:37:08.300 it
00:37:08.560 lightly
00:37:09.020 but
00:37:09.460 I
00:37:10.540 wouldn't
00:37:10.900 like
00:37:11.420 you
00:37:12.240 know
00:37:12.480 if
00:37:13.140 someone
00:37:13.700 I
00:37:14.040 care
00:37:14.900 about
00:37:15.360 suffers
00:37:16.600 the
00:37:16.920 same
00:37:17.400 you
00:37:18.440 know
00:37:18.580 fate
00:37:19.020 and
00:37:19.420 Cooper's
00:37:20.860 wife
00:37:21.240 but
00:37:22.740 from
00:37:23.540 this
00:37:23.820 disaster
00:37:24.520 they
00:37:25.220 are
00:37:25.340 going
00:37:25.600 to
00:37:25.840 do
00:37:25.980 something
00:37:26.280 they
00:37:26.500 would
00:37:26.720 never
00:37:27.540 have
00:37:27.820 done
00:37:28.100 otherwise
00:37:28.900 and
00:37:29.780 so
00:37:30.120 the
00:37:30.920 earth
00:37:31.080 is
00:37:31.260 dying
00:37:31.540 that's
00:37:31.860 why
00:37:32.060 they
00:37:32.260 are
00:37:32.400 going
00:37:32.640 to
00:37:33.140 accomplish
00:37:33.920 the
00:37:34.340 greatest
00:37:34.720 progress
00:37:35.300 in
00:37:35.760 human
00:37:36.380 history
00:37:36.780 and
00:37:37.100 if
00:37:38.140 you
00:37:38.260 take
00:37:38.680 smaller
00:37:39.420 things
00:37:39.940 like
00:37:40.420 for
00:37:41.520 example
00:37:41.860 the
00:37:44.840 war
00:37:45.320 in
00:37:45.560 England
00:37:46.000 led
00:37:46.880 many
00:37:47.520 people
00:37:47.960 to
00:37:48.400 escape
00:37:49.440 it
00:37:49.680 and
00:37:49.880 then
00:37:50.180 to
00:37:50.880 found
00:37:53.500 other
00:37:54.120 colonies
00:37:54.580 in
00:37:54.780 America
00:37:55.140 and
00:37:55.500 so
00:37:57.440 there
00:37:57.680 was
00:37:57.920 the
00:37:58.120 Mediterranean
00:37:58.620 which
00:37:59.320 was
00:37:59.720 a
00:38:00.160 Muslim
00:38:00.460 sea
00:38:00.860 which
00:38:01.880 obliged
00:38:02.520 Europeans
00:38:03.220 to
00:38:03.700 look
00:38:04.160 to
00:38:04.480 the
00:38:04.640 Atlantic
00:38:05.020 etc
00:38:06.140 you
00:38:06.560 have
00:38:07.060 disasters
00:38:07.800 and
00:38:08.340 out
00:38:08.840 of
00:38:09.000 these
00:38:09.180 disasters
00:38:09.680 we
00:38:10.040 are
00:38:10.160 doing
00:38:10.460 something
00:38:11.740 but
00:38:12.060 you know
00:38:12.680 another
00:38:13.340 case
00:38:13.880 is that
00:38:14.600 as a
00:38:16.100 spread
00:38:16.400 of
00:38:16.580 Islam
00:38:16.960 in
00:38:17.640 Europe
00:38:18.080 but
00:38:18.620 the
00:38:18.940 first
00:38:19.260 spread
00:38:19.740 so
00:38:20.120 in
00:38:20.340 the
00:38:20.640 7th
00:38:24.540 and
00:38:24.720 8th
00:38:25.240 centuries
00:38:25.960 it
00:38:27.560 prompted
00:38:28.220 people
00:38:29.800 from
00:38:30.140 Northern
00:38:30.560 Europe
00:38:31.040 to
00:38:31.900 go
00:38:32.140 south
00:38:32.560 and
00:38:32.800 crush
00:38:33.160 them
00:38:33.480 and
00:38:35.020 then
00:38:35.340 to
00:38:35.640 regenerate
00:38:36.500 Europe
00:38:36.880 and
00:38:37.440 Vikings
00:38:37.860 created
00:38:38.440 kingdoms
00:38:39.140 in
00:38:40.040 Sicily
00:38:40.680 as
00:38:41.880 they
00:38:42.020 took
00:38:42.220 parts
00:38:42.580 of
00:38:42.720 Spain
00:38:43.200 they
00:38:43.700 took
00:38:44.600 parts
00:38:44.900 of
00:38:45.080 France
00:38:45.500 and
00:38:46.220 so
00:38:46.440 again
00:38:46.960 at
00:38:47.480 first
00:38:47.820 there
00:38:48.320 was
00:38:48.520 something
00:38:48.820 bad
00:38:49.160 and
00:38:49.540 something
00:38:50.400 good
00:38:50.780 came
00:38:51.060 out
00:38:51.300 of
00:38:51.460 it
00:38:51.700 and
00:38:52.180 it
00:38:52.500 would
00:38:52.660 never
00:38:52.920 have
00:38:53.240 happened
00:38:53.680 without
00:38:54.460 this
00:38:54.800 kind
00:38:55.080 of
00:38:55.340 you
00:38:55.960 know
00:38:56.200 dialectic
00:38:58.720 challenge
00:38:59.300 again
00:38:59.700 so
00:39:01.060 in
00:39:01.620 interstellar
00:39:02.240 it's
00:39:02.740 in a way
00:39:03.580 it's
00:39:04.040 a similar
00:39:04.680 situation
00:39:05.320 I
00:39:06.840 agree
00:39:07.440 I
00:39:07.860 think
00:39:08.400 something
00:39:09.360 is going
00:39:10.480 to have
00:39:10.820 to die
00:39:11.440 for something
00:39:12.080 new
00:39:12.460 to be
00:39:12.820 born
00:39:13.180 and
00:39:14.400 you
00:39:14.760 know
00:39:14.860 in
00:39:15.020 our
00:39:15.280 we
00:39:16.100 I
00:39:16.720 think
00:39:16.920 we
00:39:17.080 even
00:39:17.360 know
00:39:17.900 this
00:39:18.400 deep
00:39:19.260 down
00:39:19.700 but
00:39:20.980 I
00:39:21.180 think
00:39:21.500 we
00:39:21.620 also
00:39:21.980 have
00:39:22.200 this
00:39:22.340 very
00:39:22.540 strong
00:39:23.060 human
00:39:23.460 tendency
00:39:23.960 which
00:39:24.300 is
00:39:24.540 totally
00:39:25.060 natural
00:39:25.640 which
00:39:27.180 is
00:39:27.320 twofold
00:39:27.820 and
00:39:28.020 one
00:39:28.400 of
00:39:28.560 those
00:39:28.860 is
00:39:29.300 this
00:39:30.040 quest
00:39:30.560 for
00:39:30.820 security
00:39:31.420 security
00:39:32.620 above
00:39:33.100 all
00:39:33.540 else
00:39:33.960 and
00:39:34.420 I
00:39:34.620 think
00:39:34.980 that
00:39:35.220 is
00:39:35.540 the
00:39:36.580 ultimate
00:39:37.020 ideal
00:39:37.560 of
00:39:37.820 the
00:39:37.960 last
00:39:38.260 man
00:39:38.620 that
00:39:39.560 is
00:39:39.720 the
00:39:39.900 ultimate
00:39:40.220 ideal
00:39:40.700 comfort
00:39:41.160 and
00:39:41.360 security
00:39:41.720 is
00:39:41.880 the
00:39:41.980 ultimate
00:39:42.520 ideal
00:39:42.800 of
00:39:43.800 the
00:39:43.960 post-war
00:39:44.380 West
00:39:44.580 and
00:39:45.400 it's
00:39:46.020 fine
00:39:46.420 I
00:39:46.580 benefit
00:39:49.240 from
00:39:49.720 we
00:39:49.900 all
00:39:50.100 benefit
00:39:50.520 from
00:39:50.820 it
00:39:50.960 but
00:39:51.280 it
00:39:51.460 has
00:39:51.640 to
00:39:51.760 be
00:39:51.940 checked
00:39:52.340 by
00:39:52.940 something
00:39:53.220 exactly
00:39:53.660 and
00:39:54.740 and
00:39:55.100 reversely
00:39:56.180 you
00:39:56.960 can't
00:39:57.740 you
00:39:58.740 know
00:39:58.940 it's
00:39:59.560 because
00:40:01.260 there
00:40:02.080 were
00:40:02.340 good
00:40:03.080 articles
00:40:03.720 or
00:40:05.420 even
00:40:06.020 books
00:40:06.600 written
00:40:07.500 about
00:40:07.780 that
00:40:08.020 but
00:40:08.340 you
00:40:09.260 know
00:40:09.520 the
00:40:10.520 French
00:40:10.840 historian
00:40:11.260 would
00:40:11.560 committed
00:40:12.200 suicide
00:40:12.620 last
00:40:13.080 year
00:40:13.840 Dominic
00:40:14.280 Wener
00:40:14.560 said
00:40:16.280 that
00:40:16.580 the
00:40:16.820 Faustian
00:40:17.380 spirit
00:40:17.900 of
00:40:18.500 Europe
00:40:18.820 should
00:40:19.100 be
00:40:19.300 checked
00:40:19.620 by
00:40:20.040 the
00:40:21.600 Apollonian
00:40:22.080 part
00:40:22.920 of
00:40:23.060 it
00:40:23.280 but
00:40:24.740 it
00:40:25.120 works
00:40:25.440 both
00:40:25.740 ways
00:40:26.020 actually
00:40:26.400 and
00:40:27.100 the
00:40:28.260 only
00:40:28.520 thing
00:40:28.800 I
00:40:28.980 don't
00:40:29.380 agree
00:40:29.700 about
00:40:30.000 him
00:40:30.200 but
00:40:30.500 again
00:40:31.520 I
00:40:31.780 think
00:40:32.000 it's
00:40:32.260 a
00:40:32.420 question
00:40:32.680 of
00:40:32.880 generations
00:40:33.420 is
00:40:34.360 that
00:40:34.620 I
00:40:35.640 really
00:40:36.240 don't
00:40:36.500 have
00:40:36.680 the
00:40:36.840 feeling
00:40:37.100 that
00:40:37.320 we
00:40:37.480 are
00:40:37.600 living
00:40:37.860 in
00:40:38.020 a
00:40:38.140 Faustian
00:40:38.500 world
00:40:38.780 today
00:40:39.200 and
00:40:39.780 I
00:40:40.300 wouldn't
00:40:40.680 like
00:40:41.040 to live
00:40:41.420 in a
00:40:41.680 purely
00:40:41.960 Faustian
00:40:42.480 world
00:40:42.720 because
00:40:43.120 it would
00:40:44.460 mean
00:40:45.440 not caring
00:40:49.680 about people
00:40:50.280 who die
00:40:50.760 in front
00:40:51.160 of you
00:40:51.560 or
00:40:51.880 things
00:40:52.760 we don't
00:40:53.540 really
00:40:54.120 like
00:40:55.240 having
00:40:55.740 having
00:40:55.760 no
00:40:56.000 sense
00:40:56.420 of
00:40:56.600 home
00:40:57.020 as
00:40:57.560 well
00:40:57.720 and
00:40:58.000 as
00:40:58.900 well
00:40:59.140 yeah
00:40:59.420 and
00:41:00.260 family
00:41:00.920 and so
00:41:02.500 I
00:41:02.760 wouldn't
00:41:03.220 like
00:41:03.580 to live
00:41:04.060 in such
00:41:04.580 a world
00:41:04.940 but
00:41:05.240 our
00:41:06.220 world
00:41:06.520 is
00:41:06.880 totally
00:41:07.480 anti-faustian
00:41:08.360 anti-tragic
00:41:09.340 and
00:41:09.880 you know
00:41:11.060 when
00:41:11.480 children
00:41:12.280 go
00:41:12.940 to the
00:41:14.760 swimming
00:41:15.080 pool
00:41:15.480 with
00:41:16.020 their
00:41:16.200 schools
00:41:16.780 they
00:41:17.140 have
00:41:17.340 to
00:41:17.680 you know
00:41:19.100 undergo
00:41:20.360 a lot
00:41:21.180 of security
00:41:21.960 rules
00:41:22.620 and learn
00:41:23.300 stupid
00:41:24.000 you know
00:41:25.060 survival
00:41:25.640 techniques
00:41:26.280 I'm not
00:41:26.880 kidding
00:41:27.120 it's
00:41:27.460 really
00:41:27.780 what I
00:41:28.260 had
00:41:28.540 in
00:41:28.840 the
00:41:29.360 late
00:41:30.660 80s
00:41:31.280 and
00:41:31.500 early
00:41:31.940 90s
00:41:32.680 and
00:41:33.680 it's
00:41:33.920 even
00:41:34.140 worse
00:41:34.560 now
00:41:34.860 when
00:41:35.180 you know
00:41:35.920 children
00:41:36.820 are going
00:41:38.460 to
00:41:38.940 you know
00:41:39.460 visit
00:41:40.400 a place
00:41:41.040 with their
00:41:41.440 school
00:41:41.940 there has
00:41:43.120 to be
00:41:43.580 one
00:41:45.600 adult
00:41:46.160 per
00:41:46.620 a few
00:41:47.820 children
00:41:48.380 because
00:41:49.060 you know
00:41:49.700 once
00:41:50.300 there was
00:41:50.860 one
00:41:51.260 which
00:41:52.000 was
00:41:52.360 you know
00:41:53.920 who died
00:41:56.140 because of
00:41:57.000 a truck
00:41:57.520 and
00:41:58.340 you know
00:41:59.040 it's
00:41:59.520 it's a
00:42:00.240 world
00:42:00.540 that is
00:42:01.200 governed
00:42:02.360 by
00:42:02.820 not
00:42:04.120 directly
00:42:05.120 by
00:42:05.400 women
00:42:05.740 but
00:42:06.080 by
00:42:06.580 you know
00:42:07.520 feminine
00:42:07.920 impulses
00:42:08.500 which are
00:42:09.040 healthy
00:42:09.680 but
00:42:10.040 if they
00:42:11.380 are not
00:42:11.660 checked
00:42:12.060 it's just
00:42:12.900 you know
00:42:14.860 making us
00:42:15.820 boring
00:42:17.080 fat
00:42:17.720 emasculated
00:42:18.780 and
00:42:19.300 actually
00:42:20.340 not really
00:42:21.480 human
00:42:21.900 yeah
00:42:22.400 and so
00:42:24.000 at
00:42:25.360 at least
00:42:26.080 in
00:42:26.360 interstellar
00:42:27.040 you
00:42:27.320 this
00:42:28.140 aspect
00:42:28.620 is
00:42:28.940 really
00:42:29.300 receding
00:42:29.900 you
00:42:30.140 don't
00:42:30.560 see
00:42:30.760 much
00:42:31.040 feminism
00:42:31.580 except
00:42:32.860 in
00:42:33.240 Nolan's
00:42:33.720 plot
00:42:33.960 maybe
00:42:34.280 but
00:42:34.580 that's
00:42:34.980 another
00:42:35.300 debate
00:42:36.040 oh I
00:42:37.520 know
00:42:37.780 I mean
00:42:38.040 this is
00:42:38.660 this is
00:42:39.200 another
00:42:39.400 thing
00:42:39.700 I
00:42:39.860 that
00:42:40.880 we
00:42:41.280 we
00:42:41.660 mentioned
00:42:42.080 is that
00:42:42.600 you know
00:42:42.880 Nolan has
00:42:43.420 often been
00:42:43.880 criticized
00:42:44.200 for this
00:42:44.740 lack
00:42:46.000 of
00:42:46.540 romance
00:42:48.160 or eroticism
00:42:49.300 or heart
00:42:50.220 or soul
00:42:51.520 to his
00:42:51.840 movies
00:42:52.160 his movies
00:42:52.580 are very
00:42:52.900 cold
00:42:53.380 and
00:42:53.840 there's
00:42:54.460 really
00:42:54.700 no
00:42:55.200 love
00:42:56.100 in his
00:42:57.300 films
00:42:57.940 you know
00:42:58.760 I mean
00:42:59.080 there's
00:42:59.340 certainly
00:42:59.660 no love
00:43:00.340 in
00:43:00.520 Memento
00:43:01.300 the
00:43:01.980 Batman
00:43:02.580 films
00:43:03.120 Batman
00:43:04.060 really
00:43:04.480 doesn't
00:43:05.020 I mean
00:43:05.260 I guess
00:43:05.760 maybe
00:43:06.180 Catwoman
00:43:06.920 they
00:43:07.460 seem to
00:43:08.580 be attracted
00:43:09.240 to one
00:43:09.580 another
00:43:09.820 Batman
00:43:10.840 sleeps
00:43:11.440 with
00:43:11.700 Talia
00:43:12.200 who's
00:43:13.020 using
00:43:13.340 him
00:43:13.660 and
00:43:14.400 even
00:43:15.040 the
00:43:16.000 eroticism
00:43:17.420 there
00:43:17.700 is not
00:43:18.000 much
00:43:18.200 of
00:43:18.320 anything
00:43:18.580 it's
00:43:18.960 just
00:43:19.080 it's
00:43:19.460 a very
00:43:19.980 interesting
00:43:20.460 thing
00:43:20.980 interstellar
00:43:22.400 excuse me
00:43:23.100 inception
00:43:23.800 I don't even
00:43:24.320 know
00:43:24.560 what
00:43:24.780 love interest
00:43:26.280 he wants
00:43:26.920 to get
00:43:27.160 home to
00:43:27.440 his
00:43:27.560 children
00:43:27.900 but you
00:43:28.300 never
00:43:28.640 meet
00:43:28.920 them
00:43:29.160 so
00:43:30.480 it's
00:43:30.940 you know
00:43:31.300 we don't
00:43:31.840 know
00:43:32.100 yeah
00:43:32.480 we don't
00:43:32.820 know
00:43:32.940 but
00:43:33.060 I
00:43:33.220 interstellar
00:43:34.300 obviously
00:43:34.560 had a
00:43:34.920 lot
00:43:35.260 more
00:43:35.540 emotion
00:43:35.920 but
00:43:36.120 I
00:43:36.280 could
00:43:36.620 just
00:43:36.940 to
00:43:37.080 go
00:43:37.180 back
00:43:37.340 to
00:43:37.420 what
00:43:37.500 you
00:43:37.540 were
00:43:37.600 saying
00:43:37.760 before
00:43:38.040 it
00:43:38.440 is
00:43:38.600 a
00:43:38.760 non
00:43:39.200 feminist
00:43:39.660 movie
00:43:40.120 I
00:43:40.300 Jessica
00:43:41.700 Murph
00:43:43.080 played
00:43:43.620 by
00:43:43.960 Jessica
00:43:44.540 Chaston
00:43:45.620 she's
00:43:46.760 really
00:43:47.320 a man
00:43:49.560 I mean
00:43:50.260 she
00:43:50.600 or
00:43:51.180 you know
00:43:51.540 and I
00:43:51.840 don't
00:43:52.000 mean that
00:43:52.300 to say
00:43:52.540 that
00:43:52.700 she
00:43:53.600 definitely
00:43:54.020 has a
00:43:54.360 man's
00:43:54.800 soul
00:43:55.080 she's
00:43:55.840 fascinated
00:43:56.380 by
00:43:56.580 mathematics
00:43:57.440 exploration
00:43:58.220 she
00:43:58.800 challenges
00:43:59.360 people
00:43:59.860 she
00:44:00.160 you know
00:44:00.680 she
00:44:00.920 really
00:44:02.020 is
00:44:02.200 a
00:44:02.480 you know
00:44:03.960 she's
00:44:04.280 Cooper
00:44:04.680 reincarnated
00:44:06.180 and
00:44:07.160 you know
00:44:08.720 but
00:44:08.860 anyway
00:44:09.940 I think
00:44:10.540 this is
00:44:11.060 you know
00:44:11.500 this is
00:44:11.840 an
00:44:12.000 interesting
00:44:12.340 thing
00:44:12.780 that
00:44:13.040 we
00:44:13.460 you know
00:44:13.680 we live
00:44:14.080 in a
00:44:14.380 we live
00:44:14.760 in a
00:44:14.960 feminized
00:44:15.440 world
00:44:15.820 but
00:44:16.140 you know
00:44:16.720 maybe
00:44:16.960 this
00:44:17.300 this
00:44:17.580 does
00:44:17.900 have
00:44:18.220 to
00:44:18.380 give
00:44:18.620 way
00:44:18.940 a
00:44:19.140 little
00:44:19.280 bit
00:44:19.560 so
00:44:19.780 that
00:44:19.980 some
00:44:20.160 of
00:44:20.260 these
00:44:20.420 masculine
00:44:21.700 perspectives
00:44:22.300 can
00:44:22.620 begin
00:44:22.820 to
00:44:22.980 predominate
00:44:23.560 again
00:44:23.900 like
00:44:24.900 exploration
00:44:25.340 it's
00:44:27.300 happening
00:44:27.660 maybe
00:44:28.060 slower
00:44:28.700 than
00:44:29.140 we
00:44:29.620 would
00:44:29.800 like
00:44:30.140 but
00:44:30.420 feminism
00:44:31.660 is
00:44:32.140 really
00:44:32.540 in
00:44:32.800 crisis
00:44:33.160 today
00:44:33.660 and
00:44:34.060 as
00:44:34.860 famous
00:44:35.420 video
00:44:36.220 of
00:44:36.640 this
00:44:38.100 Jewish
00:44:39.500 woman
00:44:39.980 walking
00:44:40.600 showing
00:44:41.980 her boobs
00:44:42.760 in
00:44:43.520 Manhattan
00:44:43.960 and
00:44:44.400 you know
00:44:45.080 being
00:44:45.480 you know
00:44:46.320 complimented
00:44:49.100 by black
00:44:49.700 guys
00:44:50.260 you know
00:44:51.280 it's
00:44:52.100 the rainbow
00:44:54.620 coalition
00:44:55.120 is really
00:44:55.640 collapsing
00:44:56.060 and
00:44:56.560 it is
00:44:57.920 happening
00:44:58.220 now
00:44:58.560 and
00:44:58.820 it
00:44:59.140 will
00:44:59.300 take
00:44:59.580 time
00:44:59.940 but
00:45:00.280 and
00:45:02.420 feminism
00:45:02.780 as we
00:45:03.420 know
00:45:03.620 it
00:45:03.720 and
00:45:03.860 I
00:45:04.000 don't
00:45:04.400 mean
00:45:04.680 certainly
00:45:05.120 I
00:45:05.300 certainly
00:45:05.640 don't
00:45:05.880 mean
00:45:06.060 femininity
00:45:06.780 or
00:45:07.320 womanliness
00:45:08.940 or something
00:45:09.480 like that
00:45:09.860 but
00:45:10.000 feminism
00:45:10.500 as an
00:45:11.020 ideology
00:45:11.580 is
00:45:12.340 without
00:45:12.860 question
00:45:13.800 an
00:45:14.100 ideology
00:45:14.620 of
00:45:15.280 abundance
00:45:15.840 and
00:45:16.380 security
00:45:16.920 it's
00:45:17.700 an
00:45:17.840 ideology
00:45:18.280 for
00:45:18.580 rich
00:45:18.820 people
00:45:19.160 and
00:45:20.400 you know
00:45:21.380 it
00:45:21.760 this
00:45:23.160 too
00:45:23.540 shall
00:45:23.820 pass
00:45:24.340 we
00:45:25.420 just
00:45:26.080 kind of
00:45:26.980 need
00:45:27.100 to
00:45:27.220 get
00:45:27.380 it
00:45:27.520 over
00:45:27.800 with
00:45:28.180 and
00:45:29.300 all
00:45:29.580 of
00:45:29.740 the
00:45:29.980 human
00:45:31.120 resource
00:45:31.680 managers
00:45:32.140 that
00:45:32.500 run
00:45:32.960 the
00:45:33.120 world
00:45:33.360 are
00:45:33.520 going
00:45:33.620 to
00:45:33.640 have
00:45:33.780 to
00:45:33.900 find
00:45:34.120 something
00:45:34.420 else
00:45:34.680 but
00:45:34.860 yeah
00:45:35.540 I
00:45:35.700 mean
00:45:35.820 let's
00:45:36.140 start
00:45:38.440 pushing
00:45:39.040 on this
00:45:39.720 Faustian
00:45:40.520 nature
00:45:40.880 there are
00:45:41.620 a couple
00:45:41.840 more
00:45:42.100 themes
00:45:42.420 I want
00:45:42.660 to
00:45:42.740 get
00:45:42.880 to
00:45:43.020 before
00:45:43.300 we
00:45:43.560 end
00:45:44.960 this
00:45:45.220 podcast
00:45:45.700 but
00:45:46.020 let's
00:45:47.900 kind
00:45:49.380 of put
00:45:49.740 pressure
00:45:50.320 on
00:45:50.660 this
00:45:51.040 talk
00:45:52.760 a little
00:45:53.100 bit
00:45:53.500 about
00:45:53.880 maybe
00:45:54.180 how
00:45:54.580 the
00:45:55.500 Faustian
00:45:56.340 nature
00:45:56.840 and
00:45:57.120 interstellar
00:45:57.860 you know
00:45:58.800 how
00:45:59.400 in a
00:45:59.980 way
00:46:00.120 it's
00:46:00.260 a
00:46:00.400 challenge
00:46:00.800 to
00:46:01.140 traditionalism
00:46:01.920 it's
00:46:02.140 not
00:46:02.300 just
00:46:02.480 a
00:46:02.620 challenge
00:46:02.940 to
00:46:03.180 a
00:46:03.880 feminized
00:46:04.320 society
00:46:04.860 but
00:46:05.580 it's
00:46:06.060 even
00:46:06.540 a
00:46:06.760 challenge
00:46:07.180 to
00:46:07.640 tradition
00:46:08.720 or
00:46:09.340 what
00:46:09.880 you
00:46:10.000 called
00:46:10.240 identitarianism
00:46:11.240 why don't
00:46:12.160 you talk
00:46:12.480 a little
00:46:12.700 bit
00:46:12.840 about
00:46:13.040 this
00:46:13.280 and
00:46:13.380 then
00:46:13.500 we'll
00:46:13.720 kind
00:46:14.040 of
00:46:14.160 riff
00:46:14.420 off
00:46:14.600 that
00:46:14.780 idea
00:46:15.080 yeah
00:46:16.040 so
00:46:16.340 that
00:46:16.640 was
00:46:16.920 my
00:46:18.320 review
00:46:18.760 was
00:46:19.040 divided
00:46:19.440 in
00:46:19.840 three
00:46:20.680 parts
00:46:21.160 and
00:46:22.560 and so
00:46:24.620 two
00:46:25.900 major
00:46:26.520 themes
00:46:26.940 were
00:46:27.380 dealt
00:46:28.300 with
00:46:28.680 and
00:46:29.100 so
00:46:29.800 the first
00:46:31.300 one was
00:46:32.120 the
00:46:32.860 surly bones
00:46:33.480 of earth
00:46:33.960 we can talk
00:46:34.840 about that
00:46:35.440 and
00:46:36.180 and then
00:46:36.840 the
00:46:37.100 challenge
00:46:37.660 to
00:46:38.180 identitarianism
00:46:40.040 as it
00:46:40.560 is conceived
00:46:41.080 now
00:46:41.540 and I'm
00:46:42.100 talking about
00:46:42.820 a challenge
00:46:43.620 and not
00:46:44.040 a stop sign
00:46:44.800 which means
00:46:46.340 that I don't
00:46:47.100 think it is
00:46:48.100 you know
00:46:48.820 impossible
00:46:49.220 to overcome
00:46:50.160 it
00:46:50.500 but
00:46:50.920 and I'm
00:46:52.640 talking
00:46:52.920 because
00:46:53.460 I used
00:46:54.220 to be
00:46:54.660 close
00:46:55.200 to
00:46:55.620 the
00:46:57.460 identitarians
00:46:58.380 in France
00:46:59.040 and Europe
00:46:59.660 and
00:47:00.240 actually
00:47:01.100 I was
00:47:01.600 their fundraiser
00:47:02.360 for a year
00:47:03.000 so I wasn't
00:47:03.900 really
00:47:04.180 an activist
00:47:05.560 but
00:47:06.040 it meant
00:47:07.260 that I was
00:47:08.100 reading all
00:47:08.780 their material
00:47:09.520 and
00:47:10.200 really what
00:47:11.760 bothered me
00:47:13.080 was
00:47:13.680 you know
00:47:14.160 this
00:47:14.640 rigid
00:47:16.340 attachment
00:47:18.720 to
00:47:19.380 the soil
00:47:20.560 and by that
00:47:21.900 I mean
00:47:22.300 that of course
00:47:23.060 I like
00:47:23.960 what
00:47:25.160 Europe
00:47:25.780 or even
00:47:26.320 France
00:47:26.880 is
00:47:27.580 physically
00:47:29.020 and I like
00:47:29.900 this land
00:47:30.460 and the
00:47:32.520 way
00:47:33.000 Americans
00:47:33.940 which
00:47:34.800 is
00:47:35.660 Europeans
00:47:36.420 transformed
00:47:38.920 North
00:47:39.380 America
00:47:40.920 makes it
00:47:41.520 familiar
00:47:41.920 to me
00:47:42.400 so
00:47:42.680 I like
00:47:44.160 the land
00:47:44.840 but
00:47:45.360 this
00:47:46.340 really
00:47:46.920 you know
00:47:48.880 rigid
00:47:52.100 bond
00:47:54.720 that they
00:47:55.420 would like
00:47:55.920 us to
00:47:56.360 have
00:47:56.700 is
00:47:57.720 not only
00:47:58.660 is
00:47:59.240 you know
00:48:00.480 it's
00:48:00.840 it's
00:48:01.100 a kind
00:48:01.440 of
00:48:02.780 for us
00:48:05.440 not only
00:48:06.740 is it
00:48:07.080 counterproductive
00:48:08.000 to have
00:48:09.020 this
00:48:09.460 you know
00:48:09.980 ideology
00:48:11.480 defined
00:48:13.380 that way
00:48:13.840 but
00:48:14.160 it's also
00:48:15.000 a negation
00:48:15.920 of what
00:48:16.720 we really
00:48:17.380 are
00:48:17.720 and
00:48:18.020 so
00:48:19.420 first of
00:48:20.880 Europeans
00:48:22.800 are European
00:48:23.500 ancestors
00:48:24.080 so
00:48:25.260 which
00:48:26.100 who
00:48:26.760 were
00:48:26.960 speaking
00:48:27.280 one
00:48:27.620 language
00:48:28.120 and
00:48:28.360 were
00:48:28.540 living
00:48:28.820 in
00:48:29.140 one
00:48:29.960 area
00:48:30.360 they
00:48:30.900 had
00:48:31.100 to
00:48:31.320 leave
00:48:31.620 their
00:48:31.840 land
00:48:32.180 to
00:48:32.580 conquer
00:48:32.960 what
00:48:33.260 is
00:48:33.420 known
00:48:33.740 today
00:48:34.140 as
00:48:34.320 Europe
00:48:34.680 so
00:48:35.300 that's
00:48:35.600 the
00:48:35.700 first
00:48:35.940 point
00:48:36.320 and
00:48:37.380 the
00:48:37.520 second
00:48:37.800 point
00:48:38.200 is
00:48:38.440 that
00:48:38.740 the
00:48:39.980 identitarians
00:48:40.880 in
00:48:41.160 Europe
00:48:41.440 would
00:48:41.780 like
00:48:42.060 us
00:48:42.320 to
00:48:42.680 be
00:48:43.040 hobbits
00:48:43.600 we
00:48:44.220 are
00:48:44.340 not
00:48:44.520 hobbits
00:48:44.960 we
00:48:45.640 are
00:48:45.780 not
00:48:46.040 you
00:48:46.400 know
00:48:46.600 this
00:48:47.080 low
00:48:48.340 low
00:48:49.320 grade
00:48:49.700 type
00:48:50.240 we
00:48:50.640 are
00:48:50.960 we
00:48:52.640 have
00:48:52.880 shortcomings
00:48:53.460 but
00:48:53.840 we
00:48:54.240 are
00:48:54.500 aiming
00:48:54.880 at
00:48:55.140 something
00:48:55.500 higher
00:48:55.960 than
00:48:56.460 just
00:48:56.920 you
00:48:57.180 know
00:48:57.460 having
00:48:58.920 wooden
00:48:59.720 houses
00:49:00.760 and
00:49:01.300 drinking
00:49:01.900 ale
00:49:02.440 with
00:49:02.980 our
00:49:03.620 neighbors
00:49:04.000 which
00:49:04.800 are
00:49:05.040 fine
00:49:05.460 things
00:49:05.880 of course
00:49:06.360 but
00:49:06.600 it
00:49:08.460 can't
00:49:08.880 be
00:49:09.120 our
00:49:09.400 ideas
00:49:10.020 and
00:49:10.860 the
00:49:11.580 problem
00:49:12.020 I
00:49:12.260 see
00:49:12.600 in
00:49:12.920 today's
00:49:13.840 identitarianism
00:49:15.200 is that
00:49:15.620 they only
00:49:16.940 glorify
00:49:17.720 small
00:49:18.200 things
00:49:18.600 and
00:49:20.100 of
00:49:20.940 course
00:49:21.280 we
00:49:21.620 shouldn't
00:49:22.380 you
00:49:22.820 know
00:49:23.040 go to
00:49:24.140 the
00:49:24.320 other
00:49:24.580 extreme
00:49:25.260 which
00:49:26.080 leads
00:49:26.820 to
00:49:27.200 you
00:49:27.480 know
00:49:27.680 the
00:49:28.000 ivory
00:49:28.520 tower
00:49:28.940 and
00:49:29.320 ultimately
00:49:30.500 to
00:49:31.180 being
00:49:31.500 small
00:49:31.980 by
00:49:32.400 you
00:49:33.480 know
00:49:33.580 pretending
00:49:34.060 to aim
00:49:34.640 at
00:49:34.960 high
00:49:35.740 things
00:49:36.000 but
00:49:36.300 you
00:49:37.220 know
00:49:37.440 again
00:49:37.840 we
00:49:38.020 have
00:49:38.160 to
00:49:38.320 balance
00:49:38.860 you
00:49:39.860 know
00:49:40.140 mundane
00:49:41.200 and
00:49:41.840 parochial
00:49:43.060 concerns
00:49:45.080 like
00:49:45.840 you
00:49:46.940 know
00:49:47.280 having
00:49:49.020 nice
00:49:49.780 neighbors
00:49:50.180 and
00:49:50.800 saying
00:49:52.280 hi
00:49:52.620 to
00:49:52.900 the
00:49:53.160 butcher
00:49:53.840 you
00:49:54.740 know
00:49:54.920 I
00:49:55.160 have
00:49:55.380 nothing
00:49:55.680 against
00:49:56.120 that
00:49:56.380 I
00:49:56.620 am
00:49:56.760 joking
00:49:57.040 now
00:49:57.460 but
00:49:57.720 it's
00:49:59.000 really
00:49:59.820 positive
00:50:00.280 things
00:50:00.620 we
00:50:00.840 should
00:50:01.160 cherish
00:50:02.280 but
00:50:02.700 if
00:50:03.340 you
00:50:03.520 define
00:50:04.120 your
00:50:04.880 project
00:50:05.500 on
00:50:05.720 it
00:50:05.960 it
00:50:06.960 can't
00:50:07.360 work
00:50:07.600 and
00:50:07.760 it
00:50:07.940 can't
00:50:08.240 work
00:50:08.400 because
00:50:08.760 we
00:50:09.000 are
00:50:09.260 not
00:50:10.240 like
00:50:10.500 that
00:50:10.700 we
00:50:10.860 are
00:50:11.020 not
00:50:11.380 like
00:50:12.400 the
00:50:12.580 other
00:50:12.780 civilizations
00:50:13.500 and
00:50:14.120 the
00:50:14.320 races
00:50:14.820 we
00:50:15.760 need
00:50:15.940 something
00:50:16.180 more
00:50:16.600 something
00:50:17.000 that
00:50:17.420 is
00:50:18.720 higher
00:50:19.140 than
00:50:19.420 us
00:50:19.620 and
00:50:19.860 you
00:50:21.000 know
00:50:21.260 there
00:50:21.760 is
00:50:21.920 a lot
00:50:22.280 of
00:50:22.500 criticisms
00:50:23.220 about
00:50:25.020 Christianity
00:50:25.540 in our
00:50:26.800 circles
00:50:27.200 and
00:50:27.520 most
00:50:28.160 are
00:50:28.400 justified
00:50:28.860 but
00:50:30.260 we
00:50:31.100 have
00:50:31.280 to
00:50:31.420 give
00:50:31.620 it
00:50:31.800 to
00:50:31.980 Christianity
00:50:32.480 that
00:50:33.000 at
00:50:33.540 least
00:50:33.800 it
00:50:34.080 gave
00:50:34.420 something
00:50:34.820 high
00:50:35.340 to
00:50:36.580 you
00:50:36.960 know
00:50:37.220 blame
00:50:37.840 it
00:50:38.140 yeah
00:50:38.560 it
00:50:38.960 valued
00:50:39.880 truth
00:50:40.420 maybe
00:50:40.660 overvalued
00:50:41.640 truth
00:50:42.280 truth
00:50:43.120 at
00:50:43.280 all
00:50:43.520 cost
00:50:44.160 truth
00:50:44.840 at
00:50:45.000 the
00:50:45.140 cost
00:50:45.540 of
00:50:45.720 lives
00:50:46.280 of
00:50:46.560 human
00:50:46.980 beings
00:50:47.280 but
00:50:47.440 it
00:50:47.920 made
00:50:48.340 us
00:50:48.620 deeper
00:50:49.260 in a
00:50:49.840 way
00:50:50.040 yeah
00:50:50.640 and
00:50:50.880 it
00:50:51.080 even
00:50:51.520 truth
00:50:51.980 Christianity
00:50:52.580 puts a
00:50:53.560 value
00:50:53.960 on
00:50:54.260 truth
00:50:54.740 that
00:50:55.360 even
00:50:55.620 cuts
00:50:56.120 into
00:50:56.360 Christianity
00:50:56.880 itself
00:50:57.500 you know
00:50:59.140 I mean
00:50:59.400 that's what
00:51:00.500 happened
00:51:00.860 yeah
00:51:01.360 I mean
00:51:02.080 I agree
00:51:03.100 I think
00:51:03.740 historically
00:51:04.220 speaking
00:51:04.740 we
00:51:05.640 almost
00:51:06.260 how do
00:51:07.500 I say
00:51:07.700 this
00:51:07.860 we
00:51:08.180 took
00:51:08.740 there's
00:51:09.220 something
00:51:09.500 in us
00:51:10.000 that took
00:51:10.440 to this
00:51:10.740 religion
00:51:11.080 because
00:51:11.480 obviously
00:51:11.860 we
00:51:12.060 value
00:51:12.340 truth
00:51:12.640 before
00:51:12.940 this
00:51:13.160 I mean
00:51:13.320 you
00:51:13.420 can
00:51:13.560 look
00:51:13.760 at
00:51:13.920 pre-Christian
00:51:14.620 civilizations
00:51:15.460 Greeks
00:51:16.180 obviously
00:51:17.420 but
00:51:17.640 there's
00:51:18.180 something
00:51:18.560 about
00:51:18.860 Christianity
00:51:19.360 that spoke
00:51:20.100 to us
00:51:20.520 and maybe
00:51:21.140 we needed
00:51:22.340 it in our
00:51:23.020 in our own
00:51:23.720 evolution
00:51:24.700 to value
00:51:25.940 something
00:51:26.340 bigger
00:51:26.780 you know
00:51:27.120 at random
00:51:27.820 right
00:51:28.560 and it's like
00:51:29.500 the French
00:51:30.140 Revolution
00:51:30.600 or communism
00:51:31.420 you know
00:51:33.780 only
00:51:34.460 only
00:51:36.280 conservatives
00:51:36.960 can regret
00:51:38.020 something that
00:51:38.800 was almost
00:51:40.940 bound to
00:51:41.520 happen
00:51:41.880 because
00:51:42.480 there were
00:51:43.300 serious
00:51:43.980 flaws
00:51:44.380 in society
00:51:45.220 or
00:51:45.600 in the
00:51:46.840 way
00:51:47.220 you know
00:51:48.300 in the
00:51:49.140 intellectual
00:51:49.600 structure
00:51:50.200 of society
00:51:50.880 and
00:51:51.280 so it
00:51:52.500 was necessary
00:51:53.180 at some
00:51:53.640 point
00:51:53.860 and
00:51:54.100 again
00:51:55.000 what I
00:51:55.660 reproach
00:51:57.120 but it's
00:51:57.660 a friendly
00:51:58.180 reproach
00:51:59.100 to
00:52:00.360 identitarianism
00:52:01.460 today
00:52:01.900 that
00:52:02.300 you know
00:52:05.220 it's the
00:52:05.800 same
00:52:06.060 when
00:52:06.360 they
00:52:06.700 you know
00:52:07.580 they decry
00:52:08.480 a black
00:52:10.400 and white
00:52:10.860 or muslim
00:52:11.440 and white
00:52:11.840 crime
00:52:12.360 so they
00:52:13.420 want security
00:52:14.340 which is
00:52:15.320 fine
00:52:15.680 we need
00:52:16.220 security
00:52:16.800 to protect
00:52:17.820 the children
00:52:18.460 the women
00:52:19.460 or to
00:52:20.420 protect
00:52:20.920 intelligent
00:52:22.100 people
00:52:22.680 from
00:52:23.380 you know
00:52:24.040 the
00:52:24.320 resentment
00:52:24.980 of the
00:52:26.120 stupid
00:52:26.500 and the
00:52:26.960 ugly
00:52:27.340 which
00:52:27.880 so security
00:52:29.200 is fine
00:52:29.700 but
00:52:29.920 they value
00:52:31.440 security
00:52:32.180 above
00:52:34.060 everything
00:52:35.040 so it's
00:52:35.660 security
00:52:36.200 and identity
00:52:37.060 their model
00:52:38.020 it's
00:52:38.840 even
00:52:39.400 more
00:52:40.900 narrow
00:52:41.460 than
00:52:41.940 blood
00:52:42.560 and soil
00:52:43.000 and then
00:52:44.480 I have to
00:52:45.040 ask
00:52:45.400 okay
00:52:45.820 but
00:52:46.220 do we
00:52:47.260 really want
00:52:47.980 to live
00:52:48.480 in a
00:52:49.620 kind of
00:52:50.220 prison
00:52:51.400 supermarket
00:52:52.080 because
00:52:52.860 eventually
00:52:53.620 that's what
00:52:54.440 you know
00:52:55.180 it would
00:52:55.680 amount to
00:52:57.400 and
00:52:57.760 the way
00:53:00.700 I'm
00:53:01.060 a little
00:53:01.500 bit
00:53:01.760 disappointed
00:53:02.360 by
00:53:02.920 identitarianism
00:53:04.560 the
00:53:05.000 European
00:53:05.680 you know
00:53:07.900 strain
00:53:08.580 of it
00:53:08.920 is that
00:53:09.380 a few
00:53:10.200 years ago
00:53:10.880 you know
00:53:12.020 the identitarians
00:53:13.060 were much
00:53:13.620 more
00:53:14.080 pro-youth
00:53:15.860 against
00:53:16.420 baby boomers
00:53:17.160 they were
00:53:17.520 more
00:53:17.920 futuristic
00:53:18.560 and they
00:53:19.420 were
00:53:19.860 anti-statists
00:53:23.400 for example
00:53:24.140 they said
00:53:24.700 it's not
00:53:25.160 because
00:53:25.600 there is
00:53:26.880 crime
00:53:27.440 that we
00:53:28.220 should have
00:53:28.840 cameras
00:53:29.840 everywhere
00:53:30.540 and now
00:53:32.040 more and more
00:53:32.740 they are
00:53:33.080 pro-security
00:53:34.060 and
00:53:34.640 and really
00:53:38.440 interstellar
00:53:39.480 to get back
00:53:40.600 again to the movie
00:53:41.500 it addresses
00:53:44.380 this challenge
00:53:45.440 you know
00:53:46.420 to
00:53:46.720 I don't
00:53:49.060 think
00:53:49.460 Nolan
00:53:50.300 thought
00:53:50.640 any
00:53:51.000 second
00:53:51.680 of
00:53:52.120 you know
00:53:53.420 the so-called
00:53:54.100 far right
00:53:54.700 but
00:53:55.060 we should
00:53:56.240 do as
00:53:57.080 if he
00:53:57.520 did
00:53:57.960 and
00:53:58.680 just
00:53:59.520 think for
00:54:00.480 ourselves
00:54:00.960 would
00:54:02.620 Europeans
00:54:03.360 today
00:54:03.940 try to
00:54:05.740 conquer
00:54:06.200 Antarctica
00:54:07.500 as they
00:54:08.380 did
00:54:08.680 a century
00:54:09.940 ago
00:54:10.380 or
00:54:11.400 would they
00:54:12.040 do again
00:54:12.780 in vast
00:54:14.180 numbers
00:54:14.800 you know
00:54:18.120 when they
00:54:18.640 try to
00:54:20.020 conquer
00:54:20.320 mountains
00:54:21.060 like
00:54:21.480 of course
00:54:21.900 the
00:54:22.160 Himalaya
00:54:22.800 I don't
00:54:24.240 think they
00:54:24.600 would
00:54:24.860 or
00:54:25.220 you know
00:54:26.640 people who
00:54:27.180 do that
00:54:27.740 are
00:54:29.680 disconnected
00:54:30.260 from
00:54:30.980 you know
00:54:33.200 there is
00:54:33.780 really a
00:54:34.160 split
00:54:34.560 between
00:54:35.120 people who
00:54:36.500 keep
00:54:36.900 doing
00:54:37.720 things
00:54:38.420 today
00:54:38.960 like
00:54:39.520 in
00:54:39.780 science
00:54:40.240 in
00:54:40.480 technology
00:54:40.960 in
00:54:41.220 sports
00:54:41.680 extreme
00:54:42.240 sports
00:54:42.760 and
00:54:43.660 people who
00:54:44.220 care about
00:54:44.900 what we
00:54:45.620 are
00:54:45.860 and
00:54:46.180 this
00:54:46.780 disconnect
00:54:47.300 must be
00:54:48.160 you know
00:54:48.580 we must
00:54:49.760 overcome it
00:54:50.380 because
00:54:50.840 we can
00:54:51.520 have
00:54:51.900 people who
00:54:53.740 do great
00:54:54.940 things but
00:54:55.560 who don't
00:54:56.060 care about
00:54:56.580 where they
00:54:56.960 come from
00:54:57.420 and people
00:54:57.940 who only
00:54:58.360 care about
00:54:58.860 where they
00:54:59.320 come from
00:54:59.720 but don't
00:55:00.700 want to
00:55:01.040 go anywhere
00:55:01.580 I don't know
00:55:02.720 if I'm
00:55:03.060 clear but
00:55:03.780 it's a
00:55:04.820 dialectic
00:55:05.740 it's part
00:55:06.180 of our
00:55:06.480 soul
00:55:06.800 is that
00:55:07.100 we want
00:55:07.660 to go
00:55:07.900 home
00:55:08.380 but then
00:55:09.260 we want
00:55:09.680 to explore
00:55:10.660 and it's
00:55:11.700 you know
00:55:12.080 we need
00:55:12.500 identitarian
00:55:13.260 identitarianism
00:55:14.660 in space
00:55:15.360 I mean
00:55:16.260 that
00:55:16.420 that shall
00:55:17.460 be our
00:55:17.740 new motto
00:55:18.180 I mean
00:55:18.400 we need
00:55:20.320 some way
00:55:21.680 that we
00:55:23.080 maintain our
00:55:24.080 identity
00:55:24.460 and we
00:55:24.760 maintain our
00:55:25.940 sense of
00:55:26.780 home
00:55:27.580 and place
00:55:28.580 and family
00:55:29.360 but that
00:55:31.020 we do
00:55:32.060 that in
00:55:32.640 a
00:55:32.940 that also
00:55:34.840 speaks to
00:55:35.480 our own
00:55:36.440 Faustian
00:55:37.600 you know
00:55:38.500 unbounded
00:55:39.500 nature
00:55:39.980 and
00:55:41.080 that is
00:55:42.960 what we
00:55:43.460 need
00:55:43.680 and again
00:55:44.220 I've said
00:55:45.180 this in
00:55:45.420 other contexts
00:55:46.060 but it
00:55:46.960 is remarkable
00:55:47.620 the ways
00:55:48.840 that modern
00:55:50.160 society is
00:55:51.060 really pushing
00:55:51.800 us towards
00:55:52.440 this
00:55:52.880 you know
00:55:53.640 the modern
00:55:54.820 world is
00:55:55.520 bringing us
00:55:56.420 together in
00:55:57.580 ways that are
00:55:58.760 unimaginable
00:55:59.520 we're not
00:56:00.060 you know
00:56:01.300 I can
00:56:02.820 understand
00:56:03.360 that I
00:56:04.220 would love
00:56:05.000 for Native
00:56:06.020 American tribes
00:56:07.080 you know
00:56:08.960 out where I
00:56:09.440 live or
00:56:09.800 really anywhere
00:56:10.680 to become
00:56:12.040 much more
00:56:12.820 local
00:56:13.180 to become
00:56:13.580 as local
00:56:14.360 as they
00:56:14.840 were
00:56:15.220 before they
00:56:16.520 met the
00:56:17.140 white man
00:56:17.620 which was
00:56:17.980 very local
00:56:18.700 they had
00:56:19.040 different
00:56:19.280 religions
00:56:19.700 different
00:56:20.160 languages
00:56:21.140 and all
00:56:21.820 this kind
00:56:22.160 of thing
00:56:22.440 and I
00:56:23.080 think that
00:56:23.860 is wonderful
00:56:24.560 and I
00:56:24.880 think that
00:56:25.180 probably
00:56:25.660 is their
00:56:26.760 proper destiny
00:56:27.540 and I
00:56:29.420 would support
00:56:30.460 that for
00:56:30.820 them but
00:56:31.200 do we
00:56:32.440 really want
00:56:33.360 that
00:56:33.640 does that
00:56:34.720 really speak
00:56:35.540 to us
00:56:36.080 for us
00:56:37.480 and I
00:56:38.800 think the
00:56:39.500 obvious answer
00:56:40.240 is no
00:56:40.880 the notion
00:56:42.360 of being
00:56:42.980 bound by
00:56:44.160 a square
00:56:44.780 mile plot
00:56:45.480 of land
00:56:46.020 and not
00:56:48.240 knowing anyone
00:56:49.400 outside of
00:56:50.200 your town
00:56:52.300 it just
00:56:52.820 doesn't
00:56:53.960 we just
00:56:54.540 have to
00:56:54.920 look at
00:56:55.260 our history
00:56:56.040 exactly
00:56:56.740 we've never
00:56:58.100 wanted that
00:56:58.760 I mean
00:56:59.000 now maybe
00:57:00.100 we should
00:57:01.440 also
00:57:02.120 because
00:57:03.960 what I
00:57:05.380 don't
00:57:05.820 really like
00:57:06.440 in many
00:57:07.640 nationalist
00:57:09.480 or
00:57:09.820 identitarian
00:57:10.540 or racial
00:57:11.400 circles
00:57:13.160 is
00:57:13.620 it's
00:57:14.940 massified
00:57:15.700 view
00:57:16.140 and for
00:57:17.080 example
00:57:17.340 which is
00:57:17.840 typified
00:57:18.480 by the
00:57:20.080 fact that
00:57:20.500 we always
00:57:21.300 talk about
00:57:22.020 you know
00:57:22.900 mean IQ
00:57:24.180 which doesn't
00:57:25.300 mean anything
00:57:25.860 mean IQ
00:57:26.980 is for
00:57:27.620 you know
00:57:28.780 an average
00:57:29.420 man which
00:57:30.040 is the
00:57:30.740 last man
00:57:31.200 and so
00:57:34.480 it's true
00:57:35.760 that for
00:57:36.200 most of
00:57:37.140 the population
00:57:37.800 in Europe
00:57:38.580 and even
00:57:39.600 in North
00:57:40.100 America
00:57:40.520 if you
00:57:44.380 were a
00:57:44.800 farmer
00:57:45.060 you would
00:57:45.600 never go
00:57:46.760 very far
00:57:47.960 from your
00:57:48.620 farm
00:57:49.040 a few
00:57:49.880 miles
00:57:50.760 for many
00:57:51.940 people in
00:57:52.620 their life
00:57:53.580 you know
00:57:54.140 they would
00:57:54.740 go to
00:57:56.180 the village
00:57:56.800 to church
00:57:57.480 and then
00:57:58.700 to some
00:57:59.320 of the
00:57:59.640 markets
00:58:00.160 of the
00:58:01.300 small
00:58:02.200 regions
00:58:02.680 they were
00:58:03.020 living in
00:58:03.620 and that
00:58:04.360 would be
00:58:04.680 it
00:58:04.940 but
00:58:06.220 it's not
00:58:07.440 the people
00:58:07.820 that are
00:58:08.280 leading
00:58:08.620 society
00:58:09.340 you know
00:58:10.340 and people
00:58:11.840 who are
00:58:12.160 leading
00:58:12.580 Europe
00:58:13.460 since
00:58:14.060 we put
00:58:16.640 the Europe
00:58:17.280 world on
00:58:17.880 it so
00:58:18.300 at least
00:58:19.140 you know
00:58:21.460 since
00:58:22.260 Greeks
00:58:22.840 people who
00:58:24.380 are leading
00:58:24.980 this
00:58:26.120 civilization
00:58:26.820 are people
00:58:27.360 who want
00:58:27.740 to explore
00:58:28.300 and conquer
00:58:28.840 and that
00:58:30.380 doesn't mean
00:58:31.080 that at
00:58:32.520 the same
00:58:32.880 time you
00:58:33.460 have people
00:58:33.940 who want
00:58:34.340 to live
00:58:34.780 in a small
00:58:35.380 area which
00:58:36.200 is fine
00:58:36.800 we don't
00:58:38.180 need to be
00:58:39.320 you know
00:58:39.940 all the
00:58:42.020 same and
00:58:42.740 there's a
00:58:43.400 very
00:58:43.840 there's a
00:58:45.280 scientific
00:58:45.640 reason for
00:58:46.500 that is
00:58:47.000 that we
00:58:48.700 have
00:58:49.040 you know
00:58:51.080 our bell
00:58:52.300 curve is
00:58:52.780 not really
00:58:53.300 you know
00:58:54.240 it's very
00:58:54.880 flat
00:58:55.620 actually
00:58:56.220 we have
00:58:56.980 almost
00:58:58.620 stupid
00:58:59.040 people
00:58:59.480 in
00:59:00.120 vast
00:59:01.040 numbers
00:59:01.540 and
00:59:01.800 geniuses
00:59:02.920 in
00:59:03.420 important
00:59:05.380 numbers
00:59:05.980 whereas
00:59:06.480 Asians
00:59:07.380 are
00:59:07.940 all
00:59:08.820 around
00:59:09.380 the middle
00:59:09.940 the mean
00:59:10.440 vertical
00:59:11.080 bell curve
00:59:11.620 we
00:59:12.140 I think
00:59:12.660 for group
00:59:13.280 evolution
00:59:13.840 the
00:59:14.720 flatter
00:59:15.480 wider
00:59:16.520 bell curve
00:59:17.220 is better
00:59:18.240 yes
00:59:19.720 because it
00:59:20.560 allows us
00:59:21.140 to have
00:59:21.600 farmers
00:59:22.720 and workers
00:59:23.560 it might
00:59:24.480 sound
00:59:24.840 condescending
00:59:25.480 but it
00:59:26.440 isn't
00:59:26.900 maybe it's
00:59:28.900 the tone
00:59:29.220 of my
00:59:29.540 voice
00:59:29.880 but I'm
00:59:30.640 really
00:59:31.000 I'm really
00:59:31.700 not
00:59:32.040 you know
00:59:33.600 scornful
00:59:34.760 towards
00:59:35.360 people who
00:59:36.100 are simple
00:59:36.940 because we
00:59:37.740 need them
00:59:38.220 and if we
00:59:39.540 only had
00:59:40.140 intellectuals
00:59:41.160 it would
00:59:42.360 really be
00:59:43.200 impossible
00:59:44.160 to live
00:59:44.720 actually
00:59:45.100 you just
00:59:46.020 have to
00:59:46.460 look at
00:59:46.900 all the
00:59:47.920 feuds
00:59:48.400 between
00:59:49.280 alt-right
00:59:50.440 writers
00:59:51.160 especially
00:59:51.700 recent ones
00:59:52.740 to
00:59:54.120 understand
00:59:54.840 that we
00:59:55.340 also need
00:59:55.900 simple
00:59:56.280 people
00:59:56.640 who care
00:59:57.220 about
00:59:57.640 you know
00:59:58.320 doing
00:59:58.760 nice
00:59:59.820 crafts
01:00:01.140 work
01:00:01.660 or you
01:00:02.500 know
01:00:02.600 farming
01:00:03.000 the land
01:00:03.480 properly
01:00:04.000 which
01:00:04.400 is really
01:00:05.380 respectable
01:00:05.920 we need
01:00:06.840 both
01:00:07.200 actually
01:00:07.680 right
01:00:08.140 and I
01:00:08.460 would
01:00:08.600 let me
01:00:10.280 go off
01:00:10.620 on this
01:00:10.860 but I
01:00:11.240 think I
01:00:11.740 would
01:00:12.140 mention
01:00:12.580 just
01:00:12.940 you know
01:00:13.740 farming
01:00:14.120 is actually
01:00:14.760 a very
01:00:15.240 difficult
01:00:15.660 profession
01:00:16.700 you need
01:00:17.460 to actually
01:00:18.440 look into
01:00:19.240 the future
01:00:19.760 and plan
01:00:20.760 ahead
01:00:21.440 and things
01:00:21.780 like that
01:00:22.200 but I
01:00:23.520 definitely
01:00:23.840 see your
01:00:24.220 point
01:00:24.520 I mean
01:00:24.740 there's
01:00:25.300 an earthiness
01:00:26.320 to being
01:00:26.820 a farmer
01:00:27.280 that I
01:00:27.660 think no
01:00:28.020 farmer
01:00:28.300 would deny
01:00:28.820 I mean
01:00:29.120 it's
01:00:29.580 there's
01:00:30.280 just
01:00:30.420 there's
01:00:30.700 an
01:00:30.900 simpleness
01:00:31.760 in the
01:00:32.420 proper sense
01:00:33.740 of that
01:00:34.020 term
01:00:34.380 not in
01:00:34.900 the sense
01:00:35.160 of being
01:00:35.440 dumb
01:00:36.160 or
01:00:36.880 not deep
01:00:39.500 but just
01:00:40.200 a kind
01:00:40.900 of appreciation
01:00:41.640 of those
01:00:42.060 real basic
01:00:42.660 things
01:00:43.320 that I
01:00:44.280 think no
01:00:44.820 farmer
01:00:45.120 would deny
01:00:45.720 that
01:00:45.920 so I
01:00:46.300 agree
01:00:46.640 I
01:00:46.880 think
01:00:47.180 society
01:00:47.540 needs
01:00:47.800 that
01:00:47.960 if
01:00:48.080 society
01:00:48.480 were a
01:00:48.780 bunch
01:00:48.920 of
01:00:49.120 bohemian
01:00:49.880 intellectuals
01:00:50.660 we would
01:00:51.160 not be
01:00:51.540 speaking
01:00:51.880 here today
01:00:52.480 because we
01:00:53.040 would not
01:00:53.440 be alive
01:00:54.140 but at the
01:00:55.380 same time
01:00:56.000 I don't
01:00:56.780 want to
01:00:57.980 live in
01:00:58.640 a world
01:00:59.240 of all
01:01:02.120 kind of
01:01:02.780 good people
01:01:03.580 you know
01:01:04.660 a good
01:01:05.540 solid
01:01:06.080 folk
01:01:06.760 I kind
01:01:07.640 of
01:01:07.760 we need
01:01:08.420 those people
01:01:09.000 challenging
01:01:09.680 us and
01:01:10.100 testing us
01:01:10.720 needling
01:01:13.420 us a
01:01:13.920 little bit
01:01:14.240 we need
01:01:15.280 that aspect
01:01:16.220 and I
01:01:17.420 think
01:01:17.600 group
01:01:18.940 evolution
01:01:19.560 is real
01:01:20.360 and I
01:01:21.080 think we
01:01:21.620 need to
01:01:22.020 again I
01:01:22.880 agree that
01:01:23.460 the mean
01:01:24.120 of a bell
01:01:24.560 curve
01:01:24.820 is deceptive
01:01:25.900 to go back
01:01:27.240 to what
01:01:27.540 you were
01:01:27.680 talking about
01:01:28.020 before
01:01:28.460 of
01:01:29.020 Christopher
01:01:30.540 Nolan
01:01:31.100 made
01:01:31.780 interstellar
01:01:32.640 in order
01:01:33.120 to challenge
01:01:33.960 our movement
01:01:34.680 now some
01:01:36.160 might hear
01:01:37.780 that sentence
01:01:38.780 and think
01:01:40.000 that we're
01:01:40.400 being
01:01:41.160 massively
01:01:42.680 narcissistic
01:01:43.720 he's listening
01:01:44.700 now
01:01:45.080 well he
01:01:46.780 might very
01:01:47.380 well
01:01:47.840 you never
01:01:49.500 know who's
01:01:50.100 listening
01:01:50.940 I would be
01:01:52.600 very very
01:01:53.540 proud if
01:01:54.400 someone told
01:01:55.400 me that
01:01:55.880 he read
01:01:56.600 my review
01:01:57.160 but I
01:01:57.700 know he
01:01:58.320 didn't
01:01:58.980 I wouldn't
01:02:00.140 be positive
01:02:01.740 that he
01:02:02.160 didn't
01:02:03.100 but I
01:02:04.560 would be
01:02:04.880 very glad
01:02:05.480 actually
01:02:05.900 so
01:02:07.200 anyway
01:02:07.640 if someone
01:02:10.320 heard that
01:02:10.820 sentence
01:02:11.180 that he
01:02:11.480 made this
01:02:11.920 movie in
01:02:12.340 order to
01:02:12.680 challenge
01:02:13.020 our
01:02:13.240 movement
01:02:13.580 of course
01:02:14.260 they would
01:02:14.560 accuse us
01:02:15.020 of being
01:02:15.380 massive
01:02:16.320 narcissists
01:02:17.080 or just
01:02:17.860 ridiculous
01:02:18.400 people
01:02:18.920 but let's
01:02:20.040 take it
01:02:20.580 for what
01:02:21.440 it's worth
01:02:21.780 I think
01:02:22.220 it's kind
01:02:22.580 of helping
01:02:22.920 us
01:02:23.100 I think
01:02:23.780 in a way
01:02:24.240 what Nolan
01:02:25.160 was saying
01:02:26.020 through some
01:02:26.760 characters
01:02:27.180 and through
01:02:27.580 some scenes
01:02:28.300 I think
01:02:29.140 it was
01:02:29.600 in a way
01:02:29.980 a challenge
01:02:30.740 to petty
01:02:32.240 ethno
01:02:32.660 nationalism
01:02:33.280 were
01:02:33.920 landed
01:02:35.140 earth and
01:02:37.080 soil types
01:02:37.800 and if you
01:02:38.760 look at
01:02:39.240 Cooper's
01:02:40.880 son
01:02:41.260 who's very
01:02:42.660 different from
01:02:43.620 Murph
01:02:44.000 his daughter
01:02:44.520 who's
01:02:44.860 Murph is a
01:02:46.380 Faustian
01:02:46.920 man
01:02:47.500 and his
01:02:48.340 son
01:02:48.800 who seems
01:02:50.520 to be a
01:02:51.100 decent person
01:02:52.060 when you
01:02:53.220 meet him
01:02:53.520 as a kid
01:02:54.020 he seems
01:02:54.420 like a
01:02:54.720 normal
01:02:55.200 good kid
01:02:56.520 and it's
01:02:57.640 not like
01:02:58.020 he's a
01:02:58.300 bad person
01:02:59.000 but by the
01:03:00.280 end of the
01:03:00.720 film
01:03:01.080 he is so
01:03:02.500 attached
01:03:03.180 to his
01:03:04.100 home site
01:03:04.840 that he
01:03:06.500 that he
01:03:07.360 and his
01:03:07.700 wife
01:03:08.080 are
01:03:08.500 willing
01:03:09.420 are delusionally
01:03:11.660 willing to
01:03:12.400 allow their
01:03:12.840 child to
01:03:13.500 die of
01:03:14.640 some kind
01:03:15.180 of lung
01:03:15.600 disease
01:03:16.180 and to be
01:03:17.540 proud of
01:03:18.120 burying
01:03:18.600 burying the
01:03:19.880 child in
01:03:20.500 the garden
01:03:21.020 which is
01:03:21.740 really
01:03:22.140 sinister
01:03:23.020 it's
01:03:23.820 right
01:03:24.300 but it
01:03:25.460 is very
01:03:25.860 sinister
01:03:26.220 and it's
01:03:26.440 horrible
01:03:26.680 we all
01:03:28.960 died
01:03:29.460 here
01:03:29.640 and his
01:03:30.200 Faustian
01:03:30.700 sister
01:03:31.200 is saving
01:03:31.980 him
01:03:32.300 actually
01:03:32.700 yeah
01:03:33.100 but again
01:03:34.200 I don't
01:03:34.600 think Christopher
01:03:35.580 Nolan
01:03:35.860 is saying
01:03:36.380 that
01:03:36.560 I'm forgetting
01:03:38.560 his name
01:03:39.600 he's played
01:03:40.100 by
01:03:40.420 Casey
01:03:41.540 Affleck
01:03:42.160 Ben Affleck
01:03:43.040 yes
01:03:44.180 the character's
01:03:46.060 name is
01:03:46.580 Tom
01:03:47.080 Tom
01:03:47.500 and I don't
01:03:48.380 think Christopher
01:03:48.920 Nolan's saying
01:03:49.960 I think Tom
01:03:51.120 is tragic
01:03:51.760 in his way
01:03:52.520 I don't think
01:03:53.700 Christopher Nolan's
01:03:54.340 saying that he's
01:03:54.720 a bad person
01:03:55.380 it's just
01:03:55.780 it's a kind
01:03:57.120 of
01:03:57.320 if we want
01:03:58.380 to become
01:03:58.920 identarians
01:03:59.820 we're going
01:04:00.260 to become
01:04:00.720 Tom
01:04:01.300 and
01:04:02.640 you know
01:04:03.860 and we're
01:04:04.600 going to
01:04:04.800 just you know
01:04:05.420 dagnamit
01:04:06.580 I'm going
01:04:07.080 to die
01:04:07.480 here too
01:04:08.180 and
01:04:09.300 there's
01:04:10.120 something
01:04:10.580 good about
01:04:12.040 that
01:04:12.380 there is
01:04:13.760 but then
01:04:14.340 there's
01:04:14.560 obviously
01:04:14.960 something
01:04:15.360 that's
01:04:15.880 not
01:04:16.200 complete
01:04:17.140 about it
01:04:17.680 and that
01:04:18.000 isn't
01:04:19.100 European
01:04:19.520 and
01:04:20.440 I think
01:04:21.460 that is
01:04:21.960 what
01:04:22.120 Christopher Nolan
01:04:22.660 was saying
01:04:23.140 just fast
01:04:24.240 forward
01:04:24.580 near the
01:04:25.620 end of the
01:04:26.080 film
01:04:26.300 for a
01:04:26.620 very short
01:04:27.140 period of
01:04:27.560 time
01:04:28.000 you know
01:04:30.980 and again
01:04:31.300 this is
01:04:31.760 you know
01:04:32.040 we've already
01:04:32.500 spoiled the
01:04:33.100 movie
01:04:33.280 if anyone
01:04:33.740 has listened
01:04:34.280 to an hour
01:04:34.820 of this
01:04:35.100 podcast
01:04:35.560 and has
01:04:35.820 not seen
01:04:36.240 it
01:04:36.400 again
01:04:36.840 why
01:04:37.680 but
01:04:38.000 anyway
01:04:38.760 at the
01:04:39.820 end of
01:04:40.020 the movie
01:04:40.580 after
01:04:42.560 Cooper
01:04:44.180 descends
01:04:44.800 into this
01:04:45.360 massive
01:04:45.740 black hole
01:04:46.720 and
01:04:47.020 you know
01:04:47.920 experiences
01:04:49.200 this very
01:04:49.840 odd reality
01:04:50.760 where time
01:04:52.120 has become
01:04:53.020 a dimension
01:04:53.560 like space
01:04:54.440 and all
01:04:55.100 this
01:04:55.380 I'm not
01:04:57.680 even sure
01:04:58.060 if I bought
01:04:58.920 it when I
01:04:59.380 was watching
01:04:59.840 that with
01:05:00.340 that film
01:05:01.280 it was
01:05:02.280 a little
01:05:02.740 a little
01:05:03.660 too Spielbergian
01:05:04.800 where it
01:05:05.140 was both
01:05:05.660 mystical
01:05:06.600 but then
01:05:07.320 almost
01:05:07.800 explained
01:05:08.860 all at
01:05:09.280 the same
01:05:09.560 time
01:05:09.940 I thought
01:05:10.220 there was
01:05:10.560 it was
01:05:11.320 almost
01:05:11.700 too real
01:05:12.960 and then
01:05:13.420 too mystical
01:05:14.020 both
01:05:14.760 whereas the
01:05:15.800 end of
01:05:16.120 2001
01:05:16.900 is only
01:05:18.020 mystical
01:05:18.480 and it's
01:05:20.160 extremely
01:05:20.700 ambiguous
01:05:21.200 and you
01:05:21.620 might think
01:05:22.280 that
01:05:22.540 Cooper
01:05:22.940 is saying
01:05:23.520 something
01:05:23.940 but
01:05:24.180 he
01:05:25.120 kind of
01:05:26.640 he keeps
01:05:27.040 it in
01:05:27.280 this almost
01:05:27.520 abstract
01:05:28.260 surreal
01:05:28.800 or maybe
01:05:29.300 it's like
01:05:29.840 the ending
01:05:30.500 of Inception
01:05:31.300 right
01:05:32.500 he's only
01:05:33.320 dreaming
01:05:33.740 the whole
01:05:34.660 thing's a
01:05:35.100 dream
01:05:35.340 but
01:05:36.880 I'm not
01:05:37.840 really
01:05:37.980 satisfied
01:05:38.500 by it
01:05:38.960 I have
01:05:40.180 to say
01:05:40.460 I did
01:05:40.860 like
01:05:41.120 Interstellar
01:05:41.700 I might
01:05:42.480 not have
01:05:42.880 liked it
01:05:43.220 as much
01:05:43.600 as you
01:05:43.940 did
01:05:44.160 but
01:05:44.540 I did
01:05:45.280 like it
01:05:45.720 I do
01:05:46.040 want to
01:05:46.280 see it
01:05:46.740 many more
01:05:47.600 times
01:05:48.040 and I
01:05:49.220 want to
01:05:49.900 talk about
01:05:50.300 it more
01:05:50.560 I think
01:05:50.820 it was
01:05:51.660 a real
01:05:52.420 attempt
01:05:52.880 of a
01:05:53.660 mainstream
01:05:54.080 Hollywood
01:05:54.540 director
01:05:55.060 to speak
01:05:55.900 about the
01:05:56.280 human
01:05:56.500 condition
01:05:56.940 and I
01:05:58.400 appreciate
01:05:58.840 that
01:05:59.260 it wasn't
01:05:59.900 the
01:06:00.160 Avengers
01:06:00.580 it was
01:06:03.180 a major
01:06:05.080 film
01:06:05.520 anyway
01:06:06.160 to go back
01:06:06.760 to what I
01:06:07.040 was saying
01:06:07.500 after some
01:06:08.980 of these
01:06:09.440 aspects of
01:06:10.220 the film
01:06:10.520 that I
01:06:10.880 was not
01:06:11.540 satisfied
01:06:12.040 with
01:06:12.440 Cooper
01:06:13.700 in a
01:06:15.340 very
01:06:15.520 2001
01:06:16.100 way
01:06:16.500 his
01:06:16.780 body
01:06:17.840 in a
01:06:18.120 space
01:06:18.360 suit
01:06:18.560 is
01:06:18.720 located
01:06:19.300 outside
01:06:19.760 of
01:06:19.980 Saturn
01:06:20.320 and
01:06:21.260 he's
01:06:22.080 brought
01:06:22.380 back
01:06:22.900 and what
01:06:23.300 you have
01:06:23.740 is that
01:06:24.800 Brant's
01:06:26.220 notion
01:06:26.640 the older
01:06:28.220 Professor
01:06:28.640 Brant's
01:06:29.060 notion
01:06:29.420 of
01:06:29.920 having
01:06:30.740 a
01:06:31.040 satellite
01:06:31.500 in space
01:06:32.240 where you
01:06:32.560 can
01:06:32.700 protect
01:06:33.160 Earth
01:06:33.600 that they
01:06:34.260 have
01:06:34.540 accomplished
01:06:35.000 this
01:06:35.420 and so
01:06:37.140 Cooper
01:06:38.740 is actually
01:06:39.300 brought
01:06:39.800 into this
01:06:40.560 satellite
01:06:41.020 and in
01:06:42.240 a way
01:06:42.780 I think
01:06:43.580 that
01:06:44.000 that
01:06:44.740 satellite
01:06:45.280 to take
01:06:45.980 this
01:06:46.240 to go
01:06:46.580 back
01:06:46.780 to this
01:06:47.140 silly
01:06:47.800 notion
01:06:48.220 of
01:06:48.580 Christopher
01:06:49.320 Nolan
01:06:49.680 challenging
01:06:50.760 our
01:06:51.460 movement
01:06:51.920 with this
01:06:52.960 film
01:06:53.240 in a way
01:06:54.340 I thought
01:06:54.700 that satellite
01:06:55.420 was almost
01:06:55.920 like the
01:06:56.280 bad form
01:06:57.240 of an
01:06:57.600 ethnostate
01:06:58.380 or
01:06:58.840 like
01:06:59.280 Elysium
01:06:59.840 or the
01:07:01.500 bad
01:07:01.720 form of
01:07:03.020 a conservative
01:07:03.700 suburban
01:07:04.300 fantasy
01:07:04.880 which was
01:07:05.860 Elysium
01:07:06.440 and so
01:07:07.180 what you
01:07:07.520 had is
01:07:08.040 that
01:07:08.340 they had
01:07:08.860 basically
01:07:09.140 created
01:07:09.500 a simulacrum
01:07:11.320 of
01:07:12.160 Earth
01:07:12.880 at some
01:07:13.440 period of
01:07:14.120 time
01:07:14.420 say Earth
01:07:14.940 in the
01:07:15.200 50s
01:07:15.660 and it's
01:07:16.680 almost like
01:07:17.220 this desire
01:07:17.800 that you
01:07:18.120 see
01:07:18.400 you see
01:07:18.720 this with
01:07:19.000 Glenn Beck
01:07:19.520 you see
01:07:19.780 this with
01:07:20.040 other Americans
01:07:20.660 of building
01:07:22.220 a suburban
01:07:23.100 fantasy
01:07:24.600 land
01:07:25.300 that is
01:07:26.420 based on
01:07:27.140 a particular
01:07:27.720 point of
01:07:28.240 time
01:07:28.420 it looks
01:07:29.440 like an
01:07:29.880 Indian
01:07:30.180 reservation
01:07:30.920 it weirdly
01:07:34.020 becomes
01:07:34.620 like that
01:07:35.100 and it's
01:07:35.660 not
01:07:36.000 development
01:07:36.460 there are
01:07:37.180 these
01:07:37.880 suburbs
01:07:39.000 in the
01:07:39.580 United
01:07:39.720 States
01:07:39.920 and in
01:07:40.180 a way
01:07:40.420 all
01:07:40.880 suburbs
01:07:41.360 are like
01:07:41.740 this
01:07:41.920 these
01:07:42.380 suburbs
01:07:42.620 in the
01:07:42.800 United
01:07:42.920 States
01:07:43.160 where
01:07:43.580 there's
01:07:44.080 a big
01:07:44.560 Catholic
01:07:45.080 suburb
01:07:45.600 in Florida
01:07:46.020 and it's
01:07:46.680 kind of
01:07:46.900 like
01:07:47.040 let's
01:07:47.380 recreate
01:07:47.820 1955
01:07:48.860 not
01:07:49.740 1956
01:07:50.460 because
01:07:51.060 by
01:07:51.380 56
01:07:52.360 the
01:07:53.280 sexual
01:07:53.620 revolution
01:07:54.140 was already
01:07:54.640 going
01:07:55.100 it was
01:07:57.060 irredeemable
01:07:57.680 but
01:07:57.920 55
01:07:58.520 that's
01:07:59.520 good
01:07:59.660 and
01:07:59.980 1953
01:08:00.580 that's
01:08:01.480 too early
01:08:02.060 you know
01:08:02.380 it was
01:08:02.780 too
01:08:03.020 conservative
01:08:03.540 we want
01:08:04.080 to
01:08:04.540 write
01:08:04.760 that was
01:08:05.080 a war
01:08:05.380 in Korea
01:08:05.900 right
01:08:06.200 so
01:08:07.520 and I'm
01:08:08.460 joking
01:08:08.780 but I
01:08:09.120 think
01:08:09.260 this is
01:08:09.760 this is
01:08:10.420 what that
01:08:10.780 satellite
01:08:11.160 is
01:08:11.480 that
01:08:11.660 satellite
01:08:12.160 is a
01:08:12.640 kind
01:08:12.820 of
01:08:12.980 white
01:08:13.340 suburb
01:08:14.060 which
01:08:14.660 is a
01:08:14.940 it's
01:08:15.320 a lie
01:08:15.980 about
01:08:16.600 what
01:08:17.200 humanity
01:08:17.740 really
01:08:18.060 is
01:08:18.480 and
01:08:19.540 I
01:08:19.980 think
01:08:20.360 Cooper
01:08:20.860 kind
01:08:21.340 of
01:08:21.480 rightly
01:08:21.900 understands
01:08:22.620 it
01:08:22.780 he's
01:08:23.200 there
01:08:23.500 for
01:08:23.940 mankind
01:08:25.520 eventually
01:08:26.620 because
01:08:27.280 if all
01:08:28.760 the story
01:08:29.340 is true
01:08:29.980 and he's
01:08:30.400 not dreaming
01:08:30.960 because he's
01:08:32.820 just drifting
01:08:33.640 you know
01:08:34.340 and dying
01:08:35.520 by lack
01:08:36.700 of oxygen
01:08:37.400 if all
01:08:38.800 is true
01:08:39.360 there will
01:08:39.940 be two
01:08:40.300 mankind
01:08:40.580 so one
01:08:41.800 mankind
01:08:42.280 around
01:08:43.040 Saturn
01:08:43.460 and another
01:08:44.520 one on
01:08:45.220 this new
01:08:45.640 planet
01:08:45.960 instead
01:08:47.020 of the
01:08:47.500 faraway
01:08:48.140 galaxy
01:08:49.120 maybe
01:08:49.940 a more
01:08:51.840 identitarian
01:08:53.940 humanity
01:08:54.780 around
01:08:55.940 Saturn
01:08:56.300 and a
01:08:56.760 more
01:08:56.920 faustian
01:08:57.360 one
01:08:57.700 in the
01:08:59.600 other
01:08:59.840 stellar
01:09:00.160 system
01:09:00.700 it's
01:09:01.720 not very
01:09:02.500 clear
01:09:02.900 eventually
01:09:03.420 what
01:09:03.920 tie will
01:09:05.400 remain
01:09:05.880 between
01:09:06.300 the two
01:09:07.040 settlements
01:09:08.740 but
01:09:09.300 you know
01:09:12.000 it's not
01:09:12.680 like there
01:09:13.220 are so many
01:09:13.720 is the
01:09:14.120 Atlantic Ocean
01:09:14.920 between the
01:09:15.500 two
01:09:15.720 there is a
01:09:17.700 black hole
01:09:18.340 and it's
01:09:20.100 not like
01:09:20.800 a super
01:09:21.700 highway
01:09:22.060 or
01:09:22.620 you know
01:09:23.500 a turnpike
01:09:24.200 it's
01:09:24.700 really something
01:09:26.200 to cross it
01:09:27.140 and so I
01:09:29.240 don't know
01:09:29.940 but you
01:09:31.060 know I
01:09:31.460 really thought
01:09:32.100 of Elysium
01:09:32.660 and I
01:09:33.120 didn't mention
01:09:33.980 it in my
01:09:35.220 review because
01:09:35.980 I didn't want
01:09:37.120 to go further
01:09:37.940 than the
01:09:38.680 launching of
01:09:40.560 the first
01:09:41.040 rocket
01:09:41.480 but
01:09:42.620 sorry for
01:09:44.760 the self
01:09:45.260 promotion
01:09:46.300 but last
01:09:46.960 year I
01:09:47.680 wrote a
01:09:48.160 review of
01:09:48.620 Elysium
01:09:49.020 and I
01:09:49.520 because I
01:09:50.700 thought it
01:09:51.960 was a
01:09:52.540 an allegory
01:09:53.620 of white
01:09:54.080 flight
01:09:54.440 and actually
01:09:56.000 it disappeared
01:09:57.280 when
01:09:57.760 alt-right
01:09:58.980 disappeared
01:09:59.840 too
01:10:00.320 so it's
01:10:01.960 impossible to
01:10:02.580 find the
01:10:03.040 article online
01:10:03.800 today
01:10:04.440 we can find
01:10:07.260 it somewhere
01:10:07.740 I'll find it
01:10:09.380 and put it
01:10:09.740 up I promise
01:10:10.180 we're going
01:10:10.540 to salvage
01:10:11.180 it
01:10:11.440 and
01:10:12.240 actually
01:10:14.020 because I
01:10:15.460 was really
01:10:15.900 mad when I
01:10:16.540 read the
01:10:16.960 reviews by
01:10:18.240 American
01:10:19.880 identitarians
01:10:20.960 then
01:10:21.600 they were
01:10:22.720 all saying
01:10:23.420 that we
01:10:23.940 should aim
01:10:24.620 at an
01:10:24.980 Elysium in
01:10:25.500 the sky
01:10:25.940 and actually
01:10:26.700 I really
01:10:27.980 didn't want
01:10:28.860 to leave it
01:10:29.540 of course
01:10:30.200 it's better
01:10:30.680 than what
01:10:31.780 is Los
01:10:32.720 Angeles
01:10:33.080 in this
01:10:34.160 movie
01:10:34.420 because
01:10:34.900 you are
01:10:36.820 with
01:10:37.240 educated
01:10:38.240 people
01:10:38.880 and
01:10:39.640 they are
01:10:40.460 not raping
01:10:41.320 grandmothers
01:10:41.900 and
01:10:43.420 they eat
01:10:44.400 other things
01:10:45.300 as KFC
01:10:46.540 and
01:10:46.920 watermelon
01:10:47.480 so
01:10:47.860 of course
01:10:49.380 it's
01:10:50.260 better
01:10:50.740 but
01:10:51.280 in a
01:10:52.040 way
01:10:52.240 it's
01:10:52.500 just
01:10:52.800 the
01:10:52.980 other
01:10:53.140 side
01:10:53.440 of the
01:10:53.700 coin
01:10:53.980 you have
01:10:54.640 boredom
01:10:55.340 and
01:10:55.680 suburban
01:10:56.720 life
01:10:57.360 and
01:10:57.660 people
01:10:58.760 saying
01:10:59.580 hi
01:11:00.060 and
01:11:00.540 you know
01:11:01.560 you know
01:11:03.480 just
01:11:04.960 waiting
01:11:06.620 to die
01:11:07.520 around
01:11:08.160 their
01:11:08.400 swimming
01:11:08.740 pool
01:11:09.240 and
01:11:09.560 with
01:11:10.240 their
01:11:10.440 fridge
01:11:10.900 that
01:11:11.220 makes
01:11:11.720 ice cubes
01:11:12.680 and
01:11:13.900 you know
01:11:14.460 making
01:11:15.580 BBQs
01:11:17.180 with
01:11:17.460 mulatto
01:11:18.500 neighbor
01:11:18.960 and
01:11:19.500 raising
01:11:20.760 the
01:11:21.080 flag
01:11:21.400 based
01:11:21.880 on
01:11:22.240 just
01:11:23.080 merely
01:11:23.820 based
01:11:24.380 on
01:11:24.600 wealth
01:11:25.100 and
01:11:25.440 not
01:11:25.780 consciousness
01:11:26.500 yeah
01:11:27.480 it
01:11:27.620 really
01:11:28.480 is
01:11:28.960 a
01:11:29.200 rich
01:11:29.680 and
01:11:29.940 it's
01:11:30.160 a
01:11:30.340 way
01:11:30.640 it's
01:11:31.040 a
01:11:31.200 way
01:11:31.560 society
01:11:32.780 is
01:11:33.040 defined
01:11:33.460 today
01:11:33.980 and
01:11:35.740 when
01:11:36.740 we
01:11:36.920 talk
01:11:37.140 about
01:11:37.400 social
01:11:37.780 classes
01:11:38.240 today
01:11:38.740 we
01:11:39.060 only
01:11:40.080 not
01:11:40.580 we
01:11:41.040 but
01:11:42.060 generally
01:11:43.100 people
01:11:44.060 talk
01:11:44.320 only
01:11:44.600 about
01:11:44.940 money
01:11:45.360 and
01:11:46.480 which
01:11:47.560 is
01:11:47.920 really
01:11:48.500 a
01:11:48.720 delusion
01:11:49.160 because
01:11:49.840 when
01:11:51.080 you
01:11:51.220 look
01:11:51.480 at
01:11:51.760 David
01:11:52.740 Cameron
01:11:53.200 or
01:11:53.720 Nicolas
01:11:54.820 Sarkozy
01:11:55.480 it's
01:11:57.480 really
01:11:57.700 people
01:11:58.000 who are
01:11:58.520 culturally
01:11:59.700 pros
01:12:00.560 you
01:12:01.160 know
01:12:01.340 they
01:12:01.560 have
01:12:01.740 bad
01:12:02.020 tastes
01:12:02.580 they
01:12:03.140 behave
01:12:04.060 like
01:12:04.780 dogs
01:12:05.540 and
01:12:06.740 it's
01:12:07.280 really
01:12:07.580 not
01:12:07.840 satisfying
01:12:08.560 to
01:12:09.140 define
01:12:10.900 people
01:12:11.260 by
01:12:11.500 their
01:12:11.740 wealth
01:12:12.060 but
01:12:12.820 anyway
01:12:13.340 in
01:12:13.720 Elysium
01:12:14.140 it's
01:12:14.540 the only
01:12:15.180 criteria
01:12:17.140 is
01:12:17.680 wealth
01:12:18.080 and
01:12:18.960 I
01:12:19.680 don't
01:12:19.880 think
01:12:20.080 it
01:12:20.220 would
01:12:20.380 really
01:12:20.940 be
01:12:21.280 an
01:12:21.480 interesting
01:12:21.900 society
01:12:22.560 so
01:12:23.540 you
01:12:23.780 would
01:12:23.920 have
01:12:24.100 people
01:12:24.440 with
01:12:24.800 maybe
01:12:25.420 nice
01:12:25.880 swimming
01:12:26.220 pools
01:12:26.660 and
01:12:26.920 hammers
01:12:27.500 and
01:12:27.820 you
01:12:29.040 know
01:12:29.280 they
01:12:29.560 have
01:12:29.720 an
01:12:29.880 automatic
01:12:30.360 machine
01:12:32.540 for
01:12:32.980 their
01:12:33.180 garden
01:12:33.580 okay
01:12:34.880 it's
01:12:35.620 nicer
01:12:36.300 than
01:12:36.620 living
01:12:36.880 in
01:12:37.120 Detroit
01:12:37.500 for
01:12:38.000 sure
01:12:38.320 but
01:12:38.720 I
01:12:41.440 don't
01:12:41.660 think
01:12:41.940 we
01:12:42.820 could
01:12:43.020 have
01:12:43.300 the
01:12:43.600 conversation
01:12:44.320 we're
01:12:44.640 having
01:12:44.920 now
01:12:45.200 with
01:12:45.460 such
01:12:45.820 people
01:12:46.180 and
01:12:48.340 so
01:12:48.860 Elysium
01:12:49.640 is a
01:12:49.960 disaster
01:12:50.360 and
01:12:50.940 that's
01:12:52.020 right
01:12:52.500 that in
01:12:53.040 Interstellar
01:12:53.720 to
01:12:53.900 finally
01:12:54.920 we're
01:12:55.220 talking
01:12:55.540 about
01:12:55.800 this
01:12:55.980 movie
01:12:56.280 maybe
01:12:59.120 in
01:12:59.360 interstellar
01:13:00.040 it's
01:13:00.560 kind
01:13:01.000 of
01:13:01.160 Elysium
01:13:01.600 we
01:13:01.900 don't
01:13:02.200 see
01:13:02.940 this
01:13:04.720 colony
01:13:05.200 that
01:13:05.560 much
01:13:05.880 so
01:13:06.160 I
01:13:06.820 can't
01:13:07.160 be
01:13:07.340 sure
01:13:07.620 but
01:13:08.000 it
01:13:08.980 looks
01:13:09.780 like
01:13:10.660 mankind
01:13:13.180 just
01:13:13.820 found a
01:13:14.960 way
01:13:15.220 to
01:13:16.280 press
01:13:16.660 pause
01:13:17.140 and
01:13:17.620 just
01:13:18.800 stay
01:13:19.180 there
01:13:19.500 and
01:13:20.340 maybe
01:13:20.720 a
01:13:21.220 group
01:13:21.480 and
01:13:21.900 Brent
01:13:22.780 so
01:13:23.280 Professor
01:13:24.080 Brent's
01:13:24.520 daughter
01:13:24.760 are going
01:13:25.580 to
01:13:25.800 recreate
01:13:26.320 a real
01:13:27.040 mankind
01:13:27.380 something
01:13:27.860 that
01:13:28.200 goes
01:13:28.560 forward
01:13:29.100 but
01:13:29.960 the
01:13:30.120 rest
01:13:30.400 of
01:13:30.580 mankind
01:13:30.880 just
01:13:31.500 they
01:13:32.520 didn't
01:13:32.800 want
01:13:33.140 to
01:13:33.360 go
01:13:33.740 even
01:13:34.220 further
01:13:34.720 and
01:13:35.200 living
01:13:36.060 earth
01:13:36.460 was
01:13:36.760 enough
01:13:37.060 for
01:13:37.280 them
01:13:37.520 but
01:13:38.420 they're
01:13:39.100 just
01:13:39.320 going
01:13:39.600 to
01:13:39.920 stay
01:13:40.300 in
01:13:40.500 their
01:13:40.900 huge
01:13:42.060 cylinder
01:13:42.560 and
01:13:43.120 waiting
01:13:44.580 for
01:13:45.060 death
01:13:45.400 it's
01:13:46.580 yeah
01:13:47.120 it is
01:13:47.860 a kind
01:13:48.120 of bad
01:13:48.580 ethnostate
01:13:49.260 it would
01:13:49.480 be as
01:13:49.880 if
01:13:50.220 America
01:13:51.140 collapsed
01:13:51.800 and
01:13:52.320 our
01:13:52.820 response
01:13:53.280 to it
01:13:53.640 was to
01:13:54.040 create
01:13:54.600 a
01:13:55.260 simulacrum
01:13:56.140 of
01:13:56.380 America
01:13:56.920 you know
01:13:58.300 in
01:13:58.900 Antarctica
01:13:59.920 or in
01:14:00.680 Australia
01:14:02.180 in some
01:14:02.720 desert
01:14:03.080 but it's
01:14:03.600 you know
01:14:03.940 we
01:14:05.100 recreated
01:14:05.840 something
01:14:06.320 that was
01:14:07.160 doomed
01:14:08.140 and
01:14:09.060 you know
01:14:10.140 that
01:14:10.800 I think
01:14:11.540 this is
01:14:11.980 a kind
01:14:12.280 of saying
01:14:12.640 I mean
01:14:12.860 that's
01:14:13.340 not the
01:14:13.760 answer
01:14:14.080 that's
01:14:14.600 a kind
01:14:14.820 of bad
01:14:15.480 identitarianism
01:14:16.500 and
01:14:17.520 you know
01:14:18.220 our real
01:14:18.900 identity
01:14:19.420 is
01:14:20.580 to
01:14:21.540 die
01:14:22.740 exploring
01:14:23.600 the moons
01:14:24.140 of
01:14:24.320 Jupiter
01:14:24.700 flying
01:14:27.820 into a
01:14:28.400 black hole
01:14:29.040 it's a
01:14:29.520 premium
01:14:30.020 you know
01:14:32.440 it's a
01:14:32.780 premium
01:14:33.140 brand
01:14:33.860 of
01:14:34.420 identity
01:14:35.060 we have
01:14:35.800 several
01:14:36.820 products
01:14:37.620 on
01:14:38.860 offer
01:14:39.240 and
01:14:39.640 there has
01:14:41.780 to be
01:14:42.420 a kind
01:14:43.580 of
01:14:43.740 product
01:14:44.380 so to
01:14:44.700 speak
01:14:45.060 for
01:14:45.660 everyone
01:14:46.200 and
01:14:46.520 not
01:14:47.580 everyone
01:14:48.240 is supposed
01:14:48.860 to die
01:14:49.400 on Jupiter
01:14:49.920 because
01:14:50.600 it would
01:14:51.740 be bad
01:14:52.420 for the
01:14:52.880 environment
01:14:53.420 but
01:14:54.900 we
01:14:55.680 can't
01:14:56.200 all
01:14:56.620 be
01:14:57.060 people
01:14:58.520 you know
01:14:59.720 content
01:15:00.800 with
01:15:01.340 working
01:15:02.080 in
01:15:02.600 home
01:15:03.040 depot
01:15:03.480 and
01:15:03.860 you know
01:15:04.760 buying
01:15:05.220 cement
01:15:05.860 for the
01:15:06.420 garden
01:15:06.760 you know
01:15:08.300 the way
01:15:09.140 I'm saying
01:15:09.740 it sounds
01:15:10.600 scornful
01:15:11.220 but
01:15:11.520 the only
01:15:12.900 bad thing
01:15:13.960 about that
01:15:14.480 is when
01:15:15.060 it is the
01:15:15.880 ideal of
01:15:16.500 the society
01:15:17.100 and politicians
01:15:17.880 are talking
01:15:18.580 about
01:15:18.940 how to
01:15:19.960 save
01:15:20.300 these jobs
01:15:20.960 which is
01:15:22.220 you know
01:15:22.720 statesmen
01:15:23.480 should
01:15:23.920 talk about
01:15:25.400 really
01:15:26.480 you know
01:15:27.180 high
01:15:27.540 things
01:15:27.980 like
01:15:29.200 how you
01:15:30.580 organize
01:15:32.300 more efficiently
01:15:34.360 your
01:15:35.060 state apparatus
01:15:36.580 to be
01:15:37.400 stronger
01:15:37.940 and
01:15:38.500 you know
01:15:39.280 to conquer
01:15:39.880 and to
01:15:40.860 provide
01:15:42.920 the best
01:15:43.600 elements
01:15:44.000 of your
01:15:44.380 society
01:15:44.960 the opportunities
01:15:46.380 to go
01:15:47.160 higher
01:15:47.840 and further
01:15:48.460 and not
01:15:49.440 how we
01:15:50.360 are going
01:15:50.740 to preserve
01:15:51.860 false
01:15:53.540 jobs
01:15:54.060 for
01:15:54.620 you know
01:15:56.740 overblown
01:15:57.620 middle class
01:15:58.600 and
01:16:00.240 that
01:16:00.840 is a
01:16:01.920 problem
01:16:02.240 and
01:16:02.600 I don't
01:16:03.320 really
01:16:03.880 see a
01:16:04.700 challenge
01:16:05.200 to that
01:16:05.860 in
01:16:06.420 today's
01:16:07.040 identitarianism
01:16:08.260 and
01:16:09.660 it's
01:16:11.100 one of
01:16:11.800 the
01:16:12.160 actually
01:16:13.900 one of
01:16:15.820 the reasons
01:16:16.260 is that
01:16:17.100 the young
01:16:18.920 people in
01:16:19.540 these movements
01:16:20.060 don't want
01:16:20.720 to challenge
01:16:21.420 their elders
01:16:22.380 and they
01:16:22.880 have to
01:16:23.320 they have
01:16:23.820 to overthrow
01:16:25.060 them
01:16:25.500 maybe not
01:16:26.260 physically
01:16:26.740 I would
01:16:27.600 like it
01:16:28.040 but
01:16:28.340 at least
01:16:29.200 symbolically
01:16:29.840 and
01:16:31.260 also
01:16:32.220 they have
01:16:33.220 to stop
01:16:33.600 being
01:16:33.820 reactionary
01:16:34.720 and
01:16:35.440 that's
01:16:37.120 another
01:16:37.700 problem
01:16:38.200 in
01:16:38.500 these
01:16:39.160 movements
01:16:39.660 you
01:16:41.300 experienced
01:16:42.020 that
01:16:42.440 in
01:16:43.060 Hungary
01:16:43.940 with
01:16:44.320 Jobik
01:16:44.760 who
01:16:45.500 are
01:16:45.760 really
01:16:46.300 the
01:16:46.560 worst
01:16:46.880 kind
01:16:47.280 of
01:16:48.020 ethnic
01:16:48.320 nationalist
01:16:48.960 that
01:16:49.560 we
01:16:49.920 can
01:16:50.120 imagine
01:16:50.540 I guess
01:16:51.320 I
01:16:54.000 guess
01:16:55.740 you agree
01:16:56.220 with that
01:16:56.720 but
01:16:57.020 I'm afraid
01:16:57.720 I do
01:16:58.160 agree
01:16:58.520 with you
01:16:58.960 but
01:16:59.680 you have
01:17:00.220 better
01:17:00.760 versions
01:17:01.920 of
01:17:02.140 identitarianism
01:17:03.760 like
01:17:04.540 in
01:17:04.900 France
01:17:05.320 which
01:17:06.960 of course
01:17:08.580 they are
01:17:09.180 not as
01:17:09.760 terrible
01:17:10.200 as
01:17:10.480 Jobik
01:17:10.780 but
01:17:11.140 I
01:17:15.640 think
01:17:15.900 they
01:17:16.100 would
01:17:16.400 blame
01:17:17.800 Koop
01:17:18.200 for
01:17:18.700 trying
01:17:19.380 to
01:17:19.620 save
01:17:19.900 mankind
01:17:20.240 and
01:17:22.960 they
01:17:23.380 would
01:17:23.660 join
01:17:24.520 the
01:17:24.760 mob
01:17:25.020 in
01:17:25.320 blaming
01:17:25.860 him
01:17:26.360 and
01:17:26.820 so
01:17:28.220 yeah
01:17:31.940 I agree
01:17:32.660 I think
01:17:33.220 this
01:17:33.620 I mean
01:17:34.020 just to
01:17:34.560 go back
01:17:34.840 to your
01:17:35.120 article
01:17:35.420 and
01:17:35.660 I
01:17:35.820 think
01:17:36.140 we
01:17:36.300 should
01:17:37.300 put
01:17:37.900 the
01:17:38.160 symbolic
01:17:38.700 bookmark
01:17:39.280 in the
01:17:39.520 conversation
01:17:40.020 but
01:17:40.560 just
01:17:40.720 to
01:17:40.820 go
01:17:40.900 back
01:17:41.060 to
01:17:41.140 your
01:17:41.260 article
01:17:41.520 I
01:17:41.800 think
01:17:42.120 one
01:17:43.340 interesting
01:17:44.820 thing
01:17:45.320 about
01:17:45.560 Interstellar
01:17:46.220 is it
01:17:46.500 is a
01:17:46.880 challenge
01:17:47.300 to us
01:17:47.960 and
01:17:48.680 I
01:17:48.960 think
01:17:49.240 it's
01:17:49.820 not
01:17:50.160 too
01:17:50.400 much
01:17:50.580 to
01:17:50.760 say
01:17:51.140 that
01:17:51.560 you
01:17:52.280 know
01:17:52.420 though
01:17:53.160 Christopher
01:17:53.520 Nolan
01:17:53.840 probably
01:17:54.960 didn't
01:17:55.380 make
01:17:55.700 this
01:17:55.920 movie
01:17:56.140 for us
01:17:56.640 as I
01:17:57.420 joked
01:17:57.680 he
01:17:58.800 seems
01:17:59.540 to
01:17:59.760 think
01:18:00.680 in
01:18:01.020 ways
01:18:01.460 that
01:18:01.660 we
01:18:01.800 do
01:18:02.020 he
01:18:02.240 and
01:18:02.460 his
01:18:02.600 brother
01:18:02.840 Jonathan
01:18:03.300 Nolan
01:18:03.600 and
01:18:03.880 they
01:18:04.640 have
01:18:04.840 worked
01:18:05.120 with
01:18:05.340 other
01:18:06.100 writers
01:18:06.500 and
01:18:06.800 I
01:18:07.080 think
01:18:07.360 they
01:18:08.460 they've
01:18:08.760 sometimes
01:18:09.260 taken
01:18:09.980 things
01:18:10.480 from
01:18:10.620 other
01:18:10.800 writers
01:18:11.120 and
01:18:11.460 you
01:18:12.520 know
01:18:12.700 emphasize
01:18:13.560 certain
01:18:14.020 things
01:18:14.300 and
01:18:14.420 brought
01:18:14.600 out
01:18:14.760 certain
01:18:14.960 themes
01:18:15.360 they
01:18:15.900 both
01:18:16.720 the
01:18:16.920 Nolan
01:18:17.160 seem
01:18:17.540 to
01:18:17.700 think
01:18:18.120 like
01:18:18.460 us
01:18:18.860 and
01:18:19.060 I
01:18:19.180 think
01:18:19.340 that
01:18:19.660 is
01:18:19.880 interesting
01:18:20.280 and
01:18:21.460 I
01:18:22.300 agree
01:18:22.660 that
01:18:22.980 what
01:18:23.580 he's
01:18:23.860 saying
01:18:24.160 is
01:18:24.360 a
01:18:24.740 great
01:18:24.960 challenge
01:18:25.420 to
01:18:25.580 us
01:18:25.760 and
01:18:25.880 something
01:18:26.180 to
01:18:26.340 think
01:18:26.540 about
01:18:26.820 but
01:18:27.060 let's
01:18:27.820 do
01:18:27.960 this
01:18:28.300 let's
01:18:29.400 put
01:18:29.540 a
01:18:29.660 bookmark
01:18:30.060 in
01:18:30.200 it
01:18:31.000 as
01:18:32.260 many
01:18:33.640 many
01:18:34.320 know
01:18:34.700 and
01:18:35.440 our
01:18:35.940 commenters
01:18:36.680 like to
01:18:37.040 make
01:18:37.200 fun
01:18:37.500 of
01:18:37.640 me
01:18:37.800 I
01:18:38.320 do
01:18:38.720 really
01:18:39.580 get
01:18:39.940 into
01:18:40.340 these
01:18:40.740 big
01:18:41.720 sci-fi
01:18:42.360 epics
01:18:42.880 2001
01:18:43.620 Solaris
01:18:44.540 I
01:18:45.860 think
01:18:46.060 Interstellar
01:18:46.700 could be
01:18:47.040 on that
01:18:47.320 mantle
01:18:47.620 now
01:18:48.020 some
01:18:48.600 others
01:18:49.020 and
01:18:49.920 so
01:18:50.100 I
01:18:50.260 think
01:18:50.580 we
01:18:50.760 should
01:18:51.720 at
01:18:51.900 some
01:18:52.140 point
01:18:52.360 really
01:18:52.660 return
01:18:53.360 to
01:18:53.660 these
01:18:53.900 films
01:18:54.320 and
01:18:54.600 maybe
01:18:54.780 even
01:18:54.980 talk
01:18:55.280 about
01:18:55.540 all
01:18:55.820 of
01:18:55.980 them
01:18:56.160 even
01:18:56.540 a
01:18:57.000 film
01:18:57.340 I
01:18:57.580 actually
01:18:57.860 rewatched
01:18:58.960 not
01:18:59.220 too
01:18:59.400 long
01:18:59.660 ago
01:19:00.000 Contact
01:19:00.700 which
01:19:01.160 is
01:19:01.280 a
01:19:01.400 kind
01:19:01.580 of
01:19:02.100 1990s
01:19:03.260 movie
01:19:03.740 attempt
01:19:05.200 at
01:19:05.680 being
01:19:06.580 interstellar
01:19:07.760 not
01:19:08.020 successful
01:19:08.500 but
01:19:09.000 still
01:19:10.540 kind
01:19:10.860 of
01:19:10.940 attempts
01:19:11.340 and
01:19:11.580 has
01:19:12.540 a lot
01:19:12.840 of
01:19:12.940 the
01:19:13.040 same
01:19:13.220 themes
01:19:13.660 and
01:19:14.080 a lot
01:19:14.600 of
01:19:14.780 parallels
01:19:15.320 in the
01:19:15.580 plot
01:19:15.840 as
01:19:16.020 well
01:19:16.180 but
01:19:16.980 anyway
01:19:18.260 I
01:19:18.460 think
01:19:18.760 it would
01:19:19.020 be good
01:19:19.100 to
01:19:19.220 kind
01:19:19.360 of
01:19:19.440 return
01:19:19.760 to
01:19:19.920 this
01:19:20.080 I
01:19:20.260 think
01:19:20.540 the
01:19:20.760 Faustian
01:19:21.520 science
01:19:21.940 fiction
01:19:22.280 is
01:19:22.600 a
01:19:22.940 theme
01:19:23.260 that
01:19:23.480 is
01:19:23.820 very
01:19:24.080 important
01:19:24.500 but
01:19:25.200 anyway
01:19:25.540 let's
01:19:26.000 put
01:19:26.200 a
01:19:26.500 book
01:19:26.840 market
01:19:27.160 in
01:19:27.400 it
01:19:27.540 right
01:19:27.900 now
01:19:28.280 and
01:19:29.080 Romain
01:19:29.600 it's
01:19:30.100 always
01:19:31.120 a
01:19:31.540 pleasure
01:19:31.840 to
01:19:32.240 have
01:19:32.460 you
01:19:32.580 on
01:19:32.700 the
01:19:32.800 podcast
01:19:33.160 and
01:19:33.960 let's
01:19:34.440 do
01:19:34.560 it
01:19:34.660 again
01:19:34.840 soon