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Nov 6, 2026

Cyrus BroachaHOST
48:42
Center proposes relaxing rules for medical experiments on animals, which is how we began including dogs and primates.
Cyrus BroachaHOST
48:47
Mahatma Gandhi raises concern over weaker
Raunaq RajaniGUEST
48:49
safeguards.
Raunaq RajaniGUEST
48:51
They're using a positive word which is relaxing rules as if they're doing us a good
Cyrus BroachaHOST
53:09
public opinion is still there and there's some sense of democracy still there and we have to fight.
Raunaq RajaniGUEST
53:13
We
Cyrus BroachaHOST
53:13
have to fight and like we discussed earlier, if you don't argue and fight for animals, who are you going to fight for? Didn't Mahatma Gandhi say that society is judged by the way they treat their animals? One of the best lines I've ever heard.
Cyrus BroachaHOST
53:23
I mean, literally, the weakest link is how you...
Ed ClementsHOST
48:15
And now you've got Aaron Rodgers derangement.
Ed ClementsHOST
48:18
Aaron Rodgers could turn into Mahatma Gandhi, Dr. Ruth, Salk.
Ed ClementsHOST
48:26
He could cure, and you'd still find something to bitch about.
Ed ClementsHOST
48:30
No, he would.
speaker_2GUEST
15:37
and the perseverance of infidels in their era.
speaker_2GUEST
15:40
If it weren't for charismatic personalities, like Mahatma Gandhi and Buddha and whatnot, those eras would not perdure.
speaker_2GUEST
15:48
But they are ultimately reduced to the cult of personality.
speaker_2GUEST
15:53
And whatever may be the merits or demerits of the personal lives of those who are the philosophers and the forerunners and the leaders of false religions, they nonetheless remain false religions.
Joe OltmannHOST
64:52
I say stand up, but what does that mean? What did President Trump mean when he said fight, fight, fight?
speaker_4HOST
64:59
Who are we going to have? Who is our Gandhi?
Joe OltmannHOST
65:07
Who is it that the person that's gonna come to the front? You know, I talk about Martin Luther King and people are like, I hate that guy.
Joe OltmannHOST
65:13
And I'm thinking to myself, I don't even, you don't know enough about him.
Sumit RanigaGUEST
51:26
People, when they read my CV, they don't see that.
Sumit RanigaGUEST
51:29
don't see that that but that's the most important part of who i am so the ink that that cv is written with is failures and i think that's where when people get to know me my fellows get to know me and and as we build rapport if i'm going to pass on anything to them it's it's about the ability to have resilience take a knock back and then keep rising up and not take anything for granted I think I always, you may see in some of my slides, I always quote Mahatma Gandhi.
Sumit RanigaGUEST
52:05
I say that, live every day as if it's your last, but learn like you're going to live forever.
Sumit RanigaGUEST
52:13
And that is, for me, the epitome of who I am.
Tim GoldichGUEST
18:39
We don't want to call it that because, of course, we don't want to apply this pejorative term.
Tim GoldichGUEST
18:45
It's the same thing with Gandhi when he... had his hunger strikes, he wasn't seeking dominance, he was working a manipulative strategy.
Tim GoldichGUEST
18:56
When a wife tells her husband, oh, you're so sexy since you've been going to the gym and eating right, she's working a manipulative strategy for a positive cause.
Tim GoldichGUEST
19:09
So again, both these strategies, and both sexes use both because they're both effective.
Juliette BryantGUEST
5:57
and this water has not been kiln dried so you have the nutrients of the trace nutrients trace minerals still in there and that is what is so important about not having table salt we want those trace minerals because they help our body process the sodium and they give us so many vital nutrients if you've not got enough salt your joints can ache it can really affect your body and the way you feel in your skeletal system so really important
Giles BryantHOST
6:27
so salt is is an essential for life isn't it and that was one of the things that Gandhi proved back in the day all right we're just gonna go through this then um what have we got here juliet chili chili watch out if you get chili on you we won't need to finish that anyway always wash your
Juliette BryantGUEST
6:43
hands when you're making things what's
Giles BryantHOST
6:45
chili good for
Kush VarshneyGUEST
37:15
And then there's on the practice side, right? I mean, the devotion side, there's all these kind of sampradayas is the term that's used, like all these ways of praying, all these ways of which God to pray to, in which way, and so forth.
Kush VarshneyGUEST
37:28
So like all of these like mixtures are present and none of them is seen as yeah i mean maybe you can believe in one but that doesn't mean that the next guy can't believe in the one that they want right and there's all sorts of kind of branches and forks and merges as well so um Even like the transcendentalists in the US, like Emerson and Thoreau and folks, I mean, they took Hindu thought, made it their own, but those thoughts then flowed back into India through like Mahatma Gandhi and so forth.
Kush VarshneyGUEST
38:00
So, I mean, there's all these sort of thoughts coming back and forth and no one owns it, right? I mean, it's like anyone can do what they want with the thoughts.
Gilad BerensteinHOST
38:10
Yeah, absolutely.
Alex MosesGUEST
22:09
And it worked before it can work again.
Alex MosesGUEST
22:14
Gandhi stopped the war against the most powerful country in the world without a single shot.
Alex MosesGUEST
22:20
So is it possible? Yes.
Alex MosesGUEST
22:22
Is it easy? No.
Adam BrausHOST
28:32
doesn't even have to be selfish.
Adam BrausHOST
28:33
It can be Gandhi trying to like free India.
Adam BrausHOST
28:36
Like it's still just an ambition and it's a power and it's a rising power.
Adam BrausHOST
28:40
And the danger, Peter Titian says that societies historically, he just sort of looked at a bunch of different societies when they like collapsed, like when they had like bloody revolutions and civil wars and stuff he said it was those are usually caused by stoked up by elites who don't get into any kind of power so you get these kind of these kind of overproduction of elites and so that that's I think an indication too of the hierarchy being destroyed already or kind of necrotic and those new Elites come in and they can't like build into and expand and sort of develop new tensions and power centers inside that system.

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