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Hammurabi

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Sep 26, 2026

Micah DankGUEST
52:31
First of all, being put to death because of mixing fabrics is a little over the top.
Micah DankGUEST
52:37
But if you understand that the Jews get their code of ethics from the code of Hammurabi, it would make more sense.
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Micah DankGUEST
57:29
Or Deuteronomy 22, 11, now shall not wear a garment of diverse sorts as of wool and linen together.
Micah DankGUEST
57:36
Now it makes a little bit more sense.
Micah DankGUEST
57:38
Sure, the punishment of death is a little crazy, but I mean, that's because of the Code of Hammurabi.
Micah DankGUEST
57:43
That's where the Jews, everything is borrowed.
Ben MeiselasHOST
12:24
And so that was leaked as well.
Ben MeiselasHOST
12:26
Um, I wanna point this out too, you had Iraq's Prime Minister Al-Zaidi, he gave a speech this morning at the United Nations and his words talking about how there's a repl- uh, there's a replica of the Babylonian King Hammurabi at the United Nations and listen to what he has to say though about how, uh, the United Nations needs to be a place that restrains or protects smaller powers and mid powers from domination by the bigger powers.
Ben MeiselasHOST
12:58
Who do you think he's talking about here? Let's play this clip right here.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:02
Here at the United Nations headquarters, there is a replica of the stele of the Babylonian King Hammurabi.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:17
It has an inscription which reads, "Laws are made to prevent the strong from oppressing the weak." In today's world, we find the weak being oppressed because it is the law of the powerful that governs, not the power of the law.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:38
Therefore, the question of Palestine remains central to any discussion of stability in the region.
Micah DankGUEST
45:21
First of all, being put to death because of mixing fabrics is a little over the top.
Micah DankGUEST
45:27
But if you understand that the Jews get their code of ethics from the code of Hammurabi, it would make more sense.
Micah DankGUEST
45:34
There was a study by Dr. Heidi Yellen, which suggests that the fabrics in our wardrobe influence our well-being in ways we never imagined.
Micah DankGUEST
45:42
Grounded in bioenergetics, the study revealed that everything vibrates at its own unique frequency, which we know that from string theory, which we knew that before string theory 6,000 years ago from the Hermetica, the third Hermetic principle, the principle of vibration.
Micah DankGUEST
47:53
Or Deuteronomy 22, 11, now shall not wear a garment of diverse sorts as of wool and linen together.
Micah DankGUEST
48:00
Now it makes a little bit more sense.
Micah DankGUEST
48:01
Sure, the punishment of death is a little crazy, but I mean, that's because of the Code of Hammurabi.
Micah DankGUEST
48:06
That's where the Jews, everything is borrowed.
Megan CraigHOST
28:20
This is something we haven't dedicated a whole bunch of time to just yet, other than to touch on the Ten Commandments.
Megan CraigHOST
28:26
But I am probably one of the few people in the world who actually learned the Code of Hammurabi in middle school history class before I ever went and later read the biblical texts.
Megan CraigHOST
28:41
And I remember thinking, huh, They sound kind of familiar in kind of a weird way.
Megan CraigHOST
28:46
But
Joel BadenHOST
32:04
And what's cool is that's probably the case also for the Mesopotamian laws that we have from that part of the world.
Joel BadenHOST
32:13
Which is to say, those also were probably Not laws the way we think about laws, like a judge would be like, hmm, I wonder who I should side with.
Joel BadenHOST
32:24
Let me turn to the laws of Hammurabi and figure it out.
Joel BadenHOST
32:27
They were also probably like sort of literary works that were expressions of values that did certain kinds of literary narrative kind of work and cultural work.
Matt BrackenGUEST
76:21
But the AI build, designs the factory that designs the robots that build more robots, and the humans become more and more of a vestige.
Matt BrackenGUEST
76:31
At what point does the overall AI that's communicating globally on a frequency we don't even hear, that we're unaware of... 'Cause remember, they've got all the learning, every book ever written, back to Hammurabi, right? They've got that all in there, synthesizing all of that knowledge.
Matt BrackenGUEST
76:49
What has...
Matt BrackenGUEST
76:50
I- in warfare, in psychological operations, you know, what are the tricks that humans never figure out? They'll go 10 steps beyond that, like Move 43, and they'll, and they'll say, "What the..." The humans at this point are, are vestigible, vestigial, uh, meat bags that we spend most of our energy and water feeding and caring for.
Micah DankGUEST
43:35
First of all, being put to death because of mixing fabrics is a little over the top.
Micah DankGUEST
43:41
But if you understand that the Jews get their code of ethics from the code of Hammurabi, it would make more sense.
Micah DankGUEST
43:48
There was a study by Dr. Heidi Yellen which suggests that the fabrics in our wardrobe influence our wellbeing in ways we never imagined.
Micah DankGUEST
43:56
Grounded in bioenergetics, the study revealed that everything vibrates at its own unique frequency, which we know that from string theory, which we knew that before string theory 6,000 years ago from the Hermetica, the third Hermetic principle, the principle of vibration.
Micah DankGUEST
45:54
When fabrics are mixed together, even if both are positive, it cancels out to zero.
Micah DankGUEST
46:01
So when you read Leviticus 19:19, "Nor shall a garment of mixed linen and wool come upon you," or Deuteronomy 22:11, "Thou shalt not wear a garment of diverse sorts, as of wool and linen together," now it makes a little bit more sense.
Micah DankGUEST
46:15
Sure, the punishment of death is a little crazy, but, I mean, that's because of the code of Hammurabi.
Micah DankGUEST
46:20
That's where the Jews-- Everything is borrowed.
Micah DankGUEST
48:44
Now it makes a little bit more sense.
Micah DankGUEST
48:46
Sure, the punishment of death is a little crazy, but I mean, that's because of the Code of Hammurabi.
Micah DankGUEST
48:51
That's where the Jews, everything is borrowed.
Micah DankGUEST
48:53
Remember that.
George BagbyGUEST
24:13
The law is changed at a point.
George BagbyGUEST
24:18
The idea that this was never legitimate is to deny that the law of Moses was ever legitimate, the code of Hammurabi was ever legitimate, that indeed all laws everywhere at all times were illegitimate in that they recognized the institution of slavery slavery is older than written law as i've said before so these people were slaves um so the ant the Anti-slavery society, they were contending against the domestic slave trade.
George BagbyGUEST
24:54
So those are people who are slaves in America already.
George BagbyGUEST
24:57
This does not concern the international slave trade, which was already made illegal.
George BagbyGUEST
24:13
The law is changed at a point.
George BagbyGUEST
24:18
The idea that this was never legitimate is to deny that the law of Moses was ever legitimate, the code of Hammurabi was ever legitimate, that indeed all laws everywhere at all times were illegitimate in that they recognized the institution of slavery slavery is older than written law as i've said before so these people were slaves um so the ant the Anti-slavery society, they were contending against the domestic slave trade.
George BagbyGUEST
24:54
So those are people who are slaves in America already.
George BagbyGUEST
24:57
This does not concern the international slave trade, which was already made illegal.
Ryan GableHOST
47:06
And he says, I mean, even our even our capital has a plaque of Moses.
Ryan GableHOST
47:13
Did you know that he's got a plaque? And then you go and look and it's like, well, yeah, they do have a plaque of Moses, but they have a plaque of a bunch of lawgivers, dozens of them, Jefferson, Hammurabi.
Ryan GableHOST
47:22
So it's just I don't know if people like that are dishonest, which I mean, he is.
Ryan GableHOST
47:26
But is it dishonesty or is it just dishonesty? He believes it and doesn't know the context.

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