This isn't my kind of music, but I hope somebody out there likes it.

The Soros quote came from this article.

Hegel is probably best known for his "thesis/antithesis/synthesis" reckoning of how progress is made in the universe.

(Thesis - USA) (Antithesis - USSR) (Synthesis - UN). That's what the governments are work for, a one world government, with no elections.

"That's what the governments are work for, a one world government, with no elections.

I don't think it is the various governments working toward that, rather the corporate interests which are in turn controlled by extremely wealthy individuals, families, and groups.

(Thesis - a poorly run and poorly planned world economy)
(Antithesis - a well run and wisely planned world economy)
(Synthesis - ????)

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Good video, but I don't think it falls under the philosophy per se.

"Good video, but I don't think it falls under the philosophy per se."

True, but the commentary does.

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I got excited when I saw Hegel, and then I get a "blow'd up" montage. Wrong shade of lipstick for this pig.

"Wrong shade of lipstick for this pig."

Hmmm. Not quite the vernacular I would employ, but I wholeheartedly concur.

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