Daniel Pick - On Psychoanalysis and Fascism

The Nexus Institute invited the speakers of the Nexus Conference 'How to Change the World' to grant us a short interview. All speakers accepted and shared their valuable insights.

Daniel Pick -- On Psychoanalysis and Fascism

Rory Stewart -- On the Dignity and the Glory of Politics

Alain Badiou -- On Optimism

Roger Scruton -- On Alternatives to Idealism

Agnes Heller -- On the Danger of Totalitarianism

Evgeny Morozov -- On Silicon Valley Solutionism
Evgeny Morozov -- On the Kingdom of Geeks

John Gray -- On Man, Beliefs and Changes

Margaret Atwood -- On Fiction, the Future and the Environment

Rory Sutherland -- On Perception
Rory Sutherland -- On the Free Market and the Role of Advertising

Parag Khanna -- On the Ideal World

Interviews by Fiona Schouten and Eveline van der Ham
Video produced by Dieper Beeld
Special thanks to Ilja Hijink

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There's a great book by Erich Kahler called Man the Measure where he takes the psychoanalytical approach explaining how brutal the Prussian military and fathers were, so the soldiers and children really hated any father figures and Jews were stereotyped as partriarchs whereas Hitler was depicted as a sort of big brother. At least I think that's where I read that theory, it's been decades, please correct me if I'm wrong.