Meeting A Human Nail House | Eric Weinstein

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[matthewbarrios]

There was and I believe still is a nail house across the highway from Lakeline Mall in North Austin/Cedar Park. They built the toll road flyover basically over there property. It is a pretty good chunk of land too. I remember when I was a teenager and my dad would drive past it he would always "Good for them".

[samueljohnston]

"Just because they're not sitting at the table doesn't mean they haven't fixed the deck."
- Eric Weinstein

[tomcartwright]

Nail house is already here. Muaii, Western NC, Massachusetts Riverside Center. All places taken by government for the public good. If you refuse their offer of money they will burn you or flood you out.

[russmiller]

Here in the U.S., it's called eminent domain, and good luck fighting it.

[debbiemoore]

I just thoroughly enjoyed this show. I agree w/him about not trusting CDC, WHO, NIH, MAINSTREAM MEDIA, NEWSPAPERS, etc.
The show is long, so I watched it in segments.

[alexandriaocasio-smollett]

There are a few people in the world I respect more than Eric Weinstein. His courage and willingness to become vulnerable despite potential loss is so inspiring.

[randyeagle]

Can't figure out who you're talking about and where because it sounds like all of us😂😂😂

[peacelove]

OMG, poor guy. Talk about willpower. Charming village, Ho Yan.

[LeroiLegdhai]

I give up, I no longer resist, I shall follow the plan

[OTGav]

The highlight of this individual as some for of exemplar ignore the millions of others that were just killed.
They were all nails too, briefly.

[AbcDef-zfgs]

I like how you said the person's name... wait you didnt

[MichaelRyanEpley]

Get ready. This is coming to a town near you unless we do something about it, so vote next month!

“All it takes for the end of the world is for good men and women to do nothing.” - IDK who said this

“It is no mark of distinction to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.” - Jiddu Krishnamurti

[craigsurette]

I was forever turned away from ever thinking Communism could be a good thing, by meeting a few of these sorts of people.
One was a Tibetan Buddhist Lama who had spent decades being tortured daily in a Chinese prison, simply for refusing to give up his religion. Another was a Lithuanian Folklorist who as similarly imprisoned during Soviet times, for wanting to preserve his people's indigenous preChristian culture
Any political philosophy which would ever torture people like this, for these sorts of reasons, has no moral high ground no matter it's other promises and can never be allowed to exist,

[drrock]

Civil Disobedience. The weak standing up against the strong, and paying a terrible price.

[pyrhoe]

bạn dám means, "You dare."
bán dâm means "prostitution"
Be careful 😅

[ValidatingUsername]

Survival of those that adapt I guess 😂

[hemmoau]

This is just a result of very old title deeds. Most recently established (50yrs) land in most countries allows the government to ‘resume’ the land for public purpose, with settlement paid based on the current value and the ability to go to court over that valuation (but not to keep the land).

[MasterMLG]

But a shopping mall isn't a government institution, thats a capital venture... standing up to the oppressive variety of capitalism gets you the same treatment as standing up to oppressive communism, in both cases your own community ruins your life. Seems the abstract of the economic ideology is irrelevant to the fundamental problem of a working society, which is tyranny, because it exists anywhere money and power are valued over common decency.

[anaximander]

Fascinating interview but this guy takes himself way too serious. Like what he's saying is the most important thing you will ever hear EVER.

[Kitsune]

This guy is a modern snake oil salesman..