c/david-graeber
Lectures, interviews, and talks by David Graeber — anthropologist, anarchist, author of Debt: The First 5,000 Years, Bullshit Jobs, and The Dawn of Everything.
…I know it by. Lucretius, I was reading him last night. He's a Roman philosopher who lived many, many years ago, 500 years before Christ, if I'm not wrong. And he wrote this. I just heard 500. Okay, it might be 200. And he wrote this, his only work…
…who rules, and may not, he has a role, he has almost a social function. And the very example that Vieira uses is that of Christ, Christ, as God, was king and Adam, as man, was a thief because he stole the fruit of the Garden of Eden and brought sin…
…rules, and may not, he has a role, he has almost a social function. And the very example that Vieira uses is that of Christ, Christ, as God, was king and Adam, as man, was a thief because he stole the fruit of the Garden of Eden and brought sin to…
…of concealment. Now, I didn't want to put my toe too deep into the waters of religion. But I started thinking about Christ the Redeemer. And there are Christ the Redeemer churches in the States and probably elsewhere. And I got interested in what they…
…to put my toe too deep into the waters of religion. But I started thinking about Christ the Redeemer. And there are Christ the Redeemer churches in the States and probably elsewhere. And I got interested in what they have to say about themselves. Because…