Comments by "Jason Dashney" (@jasondashney) on "Yuval Noah Harari shows kids how to tackle big questions" video.

  1. I would love to see the dislike ratio for any video he is on.
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  2. I'm not surprised at the comment section. He actually wasn't bad in this talk, but he is an absolutely reprehensible human being who is heavily influencing unfathomable amounts of damage unto the world due to the people at the WEF looking up to this cretin for reasons that escape me. I don't agree with the comment section because he was quite reasonable in this talk so I didn't give it a down vote, but it's the only thing I've ever heard him say that I did not down vote and did not make my blood boil.
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  3. And these days there is a strange bastardization of that idea in that some people are being raised to believe they are at the bottom of the totem pole when they are objectively at the top of it. Ivy League students, the luckiest one percent of the 1% of the 1% worldwide are screaming about oppression. They are taught that other people see them as inferior, and that other people are oppressing them. It's setting them up for an unhappy life and then they take it out on everybody else and it creates on happiness for everyone. It defies all reason.
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  4.  @meghan42  people are easier to hate when you reduce them to one aspect. Don't get me wrong, I think this guy is an absolute monster, but not because of his religion. I'm actually thankful for this talk because he openly admitted that he was taught that Jews are superior. Lots of people are taught lots of things but they rarely admit it publicly.
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  5. Kids naturally ask big questions. There's nothing wrong with asking questions, the problem comes when we let kids provide the answers.
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