Leveling the Mountain -- Pandas Playing Cello #24 with Amber Williams
April 12, 2024
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1:02:35Now PlayingLeveling the Mountain -- Pandas Playing Cello #24 with Amber Williams
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as posted by the channelAmber Williams -- an artist working in science, technology, and nonprofit philanthropy -- brings to Pandas Playing Cello her signature brilliance as she discusses with Julia and Carmen her ideas about the apparent division between the "bewildered herd" and the "specialized class" (Chomsky) -- the conversation goes on to include topics like government transparency, greed, self-destruction, and unconditional love.
TECHNICAL ISSUE -- The recording started about 20 minutes into the conversation, so we tried to come back around to some of the lost topics. This is probably Julia's fault, and for this she knows you will offer her unconditional love because you know she's doing the best she can (like all of us).
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We talk about a few books in this episode...
Manufacturing Consent (Edward Herman & Noam Chomsky)
Media Control (Noam Chomsky)
Captains of Consciousness (Stuart Ewen)
Practical Anarchy (Stefan Molyneux)
Transcendent Mind (Imants Baruss and Julia Mossbridge)
Carmen mentions her writing on transparency:
Amber mentions Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Amber and Julia mention their work together at TILT: The Institute for Love and Time:
Amber mentions Maya Angelou bringing all her stuff with her -- she says this is from an interview Amber read in which "Angelou said she's come to terms with the fact that the only promise in life that won't be reneged on is death. So she tries to be present all the time. She says 'I bring all my stuff with me all the time.' When she leaves, she takes all her stuff with her. Then she goes on to say that always having and taking everything that she has, she's able to give everything. She says giving everything is 'liberating. It's great fun.'"
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