Emma Watson & Caitlin Moran - In Conversation for Our Shared Shelf

[@TotallyEmmaWatson]

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[@ashlu22]

thank you! :)

[@DanielGarcia-yv7fz]

Emma is wonderful.....

[@thankunext1625]

yeah

[@ixthebest8325]

Daniel Garcia ¿Te das cuenta de que has puesto 4 puntos? no es que me parezca mal, pero no es demasiado agradable a la vista.

[@chee5696]

Feminism talks about Equality but as we human are designed into women and men then how can they be equal? Its not for all type of ladies (your case is only for young ladies as they can try to beat men) , moreover case is not the same as you see only in (europe/america==>your all world) Here in asia we see men give respect to women by giving their seat , giving them priority to all age of women, weaker/stronger. There is by default system why you wanna change it as it'll negative impacts... Why not talking about "Equity" ??? instead of "Equality" ??

[@sammyeagleson5352]

Feminism is definitely a mental sanctuary for me. Its hard to explain, but being a feminist has helped me prioritize the things that affect my sense of self.

[@Coffeecaffeineee]

Emma is so perfect

[@kacperpopek681]

Jo chuja tam hahaha

[@albunker4578]

no very no

[@Coffeecaffeineee]

+Al Bunker wtf is wrong with you she's the definition of perfection

[@albunker4578]

No she is not, not to me at least. I do not find her to be perfect because I wholeheartedly disagree with most all of her political opinions. Why do you think she is perfect?

[@twelve8952]

She has imperfections, but you are a disgusting abomination.

[@catheosto]

Thank you for this! Very deep and intelligent.

[@errolmargiela1261]

I found the conversation about what would a religion designed by a woman be like a little agitating but this conversation was really interesting! Gave me a lot to reflect on.

[@naraphelgilarion1853]

I really appreciate the videos of this channel, but I made the mistake to read comments below. I know that it'll always be haters and individuals who feel the need to criticise everything and everyone. Though, I read a lot of "yeah yeah yeah yeah" jokes. Guys, it is an interview not a debate, just put your hands on a dictionnary. Emma is not here to give her opinion about what her guest is saying, she's here to ask questions and to record the answers. It is the same statement for the peoples who are indignated because of the "apparent disdain" (there again it is the feeling of the people who were complaining) of Caitlin Moran for men and the lack of objection by Emma. She's not here to object. She's here to listen, but that is not a proof that she has the same opinion. You can hate the interview, the peoples who appear on your screen, and you can disagree with everything which is said, but when it is time to give your opinion, try to THINK about things before. You're not complaining because horses can't fly, it is obvious. Well, an interview is not about giving and comparing your opinion with the guest's ones. btw, it would be cool to have a real debate / discussion with Emma Watson and someone else. In an interview with Gloria Steinem she said that she had her own opinions about a lot of questions she asks, it would be cool to know it because... Hell, she's on the front line about feminism. She's some sort of opinion leader even if she seem's not considering herself as wise as the people that she meet (who often have a life of experimentation behind them).

[@althearivadelo]

Love the setting of this video. Seems like a peaceful place.

[@phhscambi33x11]

"I'm 41 years old. I've had sex 4 or 5 times now, and I can tell you generally not bad." "4 or 5, huh? Wow." "I can tell you about it later." "Big, big news" "Haha yeah, I'm a big pumper" I had to laugh so hard hahahah

[@scarlett-gg8cm]

HappyBaker its not a lot

[@iamrevatibasutkar]

What does that mean? ....can you please explain me....like is it a lot or very less? And what there to laugh about

[@thewordsthewoods]

Ladies, thank you for sharing this conversation. It inspires a lot.

[@gagasgrande]

emma is so beautiful

[@GeordieHandle]

Yeah

[@VINCENTDARKLY]

+MrErmmmmmm Yea

[@bluedebussy5799]

yeh perfect

[@georgecampbell8310]

I hope u took more away from this video than emma's good looks

[@bluedebussy5799]

George Campbell yeh

[@ramsaycobbler8499]

dan stevens called it the Watson Machine

[@felixm.c4091]

I'm delighted to hear this response to the porn not sex and prostitution question because it sounds like Caitlin has matured her opinion on this and incorporated some of the ethics of radical feminism.

[@sirjonsnow8848]

She is so beautiful and perfect i must cry : DI love her

[@TomRipley7350]

Can't wait for Emma's new movie "Bland and the Beast", with its empowering message of how a woman is sacrificed by her father to live with monster to pay his debts but wins him round with her physical appearance.

[@zkhasbrouck]

Guess you have seen her other films because shes played characters that triggered women in the bling ring and regression. and noah pissed off a lot of Christians and her character was no way 'feminist'. shes also leading a tom hanks technothriller. she was really good in colonia

[@mahavishnustravinskij]

Doctor Who's characters as role models- YAAYY!!

[@lovestruck-dl9kj]

I LOVE CAITLIN MORAN

[@mllesarahyasmine]

omg so excited to watch this!

[@GeordieHandle]

Yeah?

[@0722cristian]

Emma Watson, summary : "yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,yeah......."

[@GeordieHandle]

Yeah

[@leoallan2225]

Um,yeah

[@thankunext1625]

LOL yeah

[@horvath-feketekitti8955]

Cristian Parra i think she's trying to comment but the other woman won't let her hahah

[@0722cristian]

Fekete Kitti you're right, and you're so cute!! jaja

[@apnashivamsingh]

Emma you are a good actress also you are a beautiful girl. Your beauty and expression on your face when you talking is incredible. I have no words to explaine your character . Thanks for taking role in Harry Potter. Thank you very much.

[@LJ-mw1ef]

very insightful interview, love that shes doing these, it gives a new perspective and insight into feminism which I find interesting. shes doing a great job so far im deffo a heforshe supporter! :) xx

[@thankunext1625]

yeah lol

[@luka-ky3vq]

Emma I'll grow up and go 10 years later if you want me to see you like you're my beloved actor

[@Binny218]

Can’t believe two of my favorite feminists are in a room together. I need more of these two.

[@Thorum13]

Great conversation!

[@lukovic6703]

emma is so lovely

[@FrumpyDucks]

I wish that Emma was interviewed about her opinions as well, so far she's not really delved deep into her ideas

[@TheAutistWhisperer]

It would help if she actually had any ideas.

[@GeordieHandle]

Yeah

[@adampike3834]

haha "delved into her ideas" my dear you don't understand feminism very well. They're not allowed to have their own ideas.

[@FrumpyDucks]

Chiken licking what are you on about?

[@mariariveironovas7532]

Of course not, we go into training (should I call it brainwashing?) as soon as we sign up for the feminazi cult :D

[@zkhasbrouck]

saying 'yeah' is polite first off and its what you do when someone is talking saying a lot, what are you gonna be silent? do you ever talk to people or women irl?

[@thepowerofcheesecake]

the problem when talking about religion is that you can't just tell people they invented religion. at least not without being met with outrage. i'm of the opinion that religion is a human construct but when you are within a religion, that's not something you can accept without contradicting your whole belief system or at least part of it.

[@SnakePepper]

I love Emma, it was awkward to hear them talk about porn in detail, or rather the other speaker and Emma just listen. The part where Emma says " four or five times" Lol! She's thinking " That's it"?

[@allainocceno1342]

yeah. the years of age. developements. genre acquire. percentage to idenfy. could cant be average. by means. deny personal.

[@davebob2884]

She means 4-5 people right? Also that’s not many at all if that’s the body count

[@moroz96108]

That’s a joke i think

[@chloemansola5112]

I'm 17 and I'm ridiculously excited to go into politics. P.s. I promise to put all the safeguards that you talk about in place and so many more

[@jayveeharris9697]

she's my crush since chilhood

[@Kyle-mo7bd]

The Ascent of Women is no longer available on the UK netflix, does anybody know where I could find it?

[@muxajetaptocom]

I found it on youtube, just look it up

[@hHH-qu2lk]

Emma is perfect. Inside and outside :-) Sorry for this bad English ^^

[@Blyn54]

your English is good emma is perfect both inside and out

[@eliliquid712]

oh ja :D ist sie

[@hHH-qu2lk]

+Bjl54 2015 thank you 😂^^ Yes, she is so perfect ! 😊😊😊She is a perfect actress too.😄:-)

[@paulgduckworth]

A rare gem. Thank you.

[@thankunext1625]

Can we please make responding with only "yeah" into a meme lol??? after listening through that interview and reading through these comments i feel like that would be so funny

[@Grinchier]

Yeah

[@ixthebest8325]

Mikayla Eneria ill do it xD

[@bugtron4659]

Yeah I realized that like halfway through and I couldn't stop hearing it

[@Blyn54]

I care about Emma very much so if she wanted to talk to me about anything naturally I would happily go to her house and talk to her but I wouldn't want if filmed and I wouldn't keep mentioning my books every ten seconds I would just see it as a chance to spend a couple of hours with someone I love with all my heart

[@RetroVibeZzZ]

Jeezzz you got some strong feelings.

[@electriclllady]

RTD didn't create Captain Jack Harkness for Who - Moffat wrote him while RTD was head writer - and continually advocates for showing "minorities" as assumed normal and in positions of power - such a wonderful example of creating cultural texts that positively influence viewers and rebalance the percieved reality with regard to gender norms etc - helping to innovate popular opinion- challenging dominant norms- through pop culture texts - the way so much real change is advanced, with an idea xxxx

[@Fe.Cata.]

What is it documentary that they talk about in 11:00?

[@abdulkhaliqmohamed4890]

Emma watson looks stunning

[@loeuvrededieu]

What an insightful conversation.

[@TessaAvonlea]

I was hoping to watch a conversation between 2 inspiring women. But i only saw 1. Emma, speak up!

[@Ty98ink]

So no one is going to mention the fact that at 11:07, Watson slips up and describes Amanda Foreman as a " major babe"? - I don't know what it means in the UK but that description in the US sounds kind of sexual. She is gay gay gay gay, I'm telling you people . Ty said it first.

[@acciolovex]

In England its pretty common for young women to call each other 'babe', especially in certain areas. It just means you like them to some degree. 'A babe' as opposed to just 'babe' is slang that we use to say we admire someone, usually another woman.

[@Ty98ink]

they call each other that but do they describe each other that way when the other isn't in the room?

[@acciolovex]

Yep - I'm a Brit and hear (and use) this almost every day. Its entirely normal and just a different tone to the word to how it's used in the States.

[@Ty98ink]

Elinor Bridges I believe airheads might call each other that, the way Paris Hilton says "that's hot" but since Emma isn't an airhead, I believe she's using that to describe something else.

[@zoechannel9494]

Is this emma's house?

[@TomRipley7350]

To be fair to Em, she did mix it up with a couple of "Mm"s.

[@Tintin-wo4wc]

YES two of my heroines in one video! This will be great.

[@Aidentulvo]

Yes. Yes to everything in this.

[@codswallop321]

By the end, every time Caitlin breathes, Emma goes "yeah". It's very strange.

[@slicesofsib5572]

7:02 ahahahahahhaahahahahahhahh. I apologise but that was funny 😄

[@moldirzholdasbayeva5176]

I think it was a great introduction of what is the idea of feminism. Definitely, it is not a man hating and something like that, but somehow the possibility to allow women to show their own "somewhere hiding" abilities.

[@BigHeretic]

Excellent conversation, one has to agree with just about everything Emma and Caitlin say, at least I do... I just found one thing a little troubling, Caitlin's idea that women would have come up with a better format than Twitter. I think that she might rephrase that if she could because Twitter is what it is, not the best format for intelligent discussion but it's the format which has achieved its position because of its format, not because it was invented for or by any particular gender.

[@BigHeretic]

It's a figure of speech but something tells me that you knew that already... That's facetious for you.

[@WilliamCarr-tn5qp]

So wonderful

[@marvinraphaelmonfort8289]

this gave me hope that after caitlin writes the book, we can make world religions be more equal =] adn other things! i haven't even finished watching the video and i'm learning so much and having fun =]

[@RacheleStrata]

love the conversation, not sure if I agree with everything on religion and sex work however.

[@gamenetworks7487]

Emma Watson....... does not read comments you know that right

[@conclasis]

emma says yeah every time

[@GeordieHandle]

Yeah

[@thankunext1625]

YEAH lol

[@raffacasting]

agreeableness spoted. Jordan Petterson got it rigth

[@ellaw3935]

she also goes mmmmm a lot too 😂

[@errolmargiela1261]

@@raffacasting How do you tie this to Jordan Peterson?

[@steffischolz7003]

finally her hair looks good again.

[@aliciahorn1615]

Her hair always looked good. What are you talking about?

[@zayal859]

love Caitlin so much

[@ladyoftheworld]

Alternatives to yeah: Yes, okay, right, sure,aha, that's right.

[@MatichekYoutube]

so refreshing to hear fresh, intelligent minds :)

[@GeordieHandle]

Yeah

[@bluedebussy5799]

yeh

[@elliott8086]

Everyone come on, leave Emma alone, she's perfect

[@UncleMort]

Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah

[@thankunext1625]

yeah lol

[@brittneylopez5267]

hi. can someone tell me the name of the one on Netflix please

[@diegopisfil614]

She looks like Ralph Fiennes, Harrison Ford, Dennis Quaid, Pierce Brosnan, Liam Neeson, Sting, Hugo Weaving, Sam Neill, Benedict Cumberbatch, Nicholas Hoult, Tom Cruise, Christian Bale, Matthew McConaughey, Matt Bellamy, Avicii, Nicole Kidman, Lana del Rey, Taylor Swift, Kristen Stewart and Julia Roberts

[@TomRipley7350]

Please for God's sake somebody show this to Paul Joseph Watson and Stephen Crowder.

[@eliaskhanmeh7399]

To be positive they speak about vision to be more open and attractive....positive

[@stephencampbell9886]

That reminds me of my year 12 Art class many years ago. They cut year 12 media from the curriculum. Why did they cut media? I don't know why ... "They have cut year 12 media, I think that is terrible, I think you should complain about it." Just when you think you are going to have a career in screen and television you find that your career ends at year 11.

[@zkhasbrouck]

do you guys have conversations irl? its common to say yea.....yea.....yea when talking to someone who is saying a lot and you dont want to take over the conversation until they are done. also this is a good trick to use with women and make them think youre a good conversationalist ;). mostly its manners though. interpersonal comm 101. emma is cool i cant wait for The Circle

[@9000Gameplays]

27:01 "True feminism is about being *various insults* like men. Emma at the UN: Feminism is not about man hating. -_-

[@mathildavere8966]

9000Gameplays - MW3 M.O.A.B Videos She's saying that women are afraid to behave in these ways.

[@belenferrandopallares4001]

I think you are missing the point Caitlin's making, so I'll gladly try to rephrase her words. She's just saying that women have the right not to be perfect and not to be criticised for being imperfect. And the reason why she claims that is that women who are "smelly, nuts, deluded" etc. are often excluded from society or rejected in a harsher way than men are.

[@belenferrandopallares4001]

I think you are missing the point Caitlin's making, so I'll gladly try to rephrase her words. She's just saying that women have the right not to be perfect and not to be criticised for being imperfect. And the reason why she claims that is that women who are "smelly, nuts, deluded" etc. are often excluded from society or rejected in a harsher way than men are.

[@quinc5197]

are they talking at Caitlin's house or Emma's

[@KMoose1794]

Whats her book?

[@coverpgfox]

Emma is beautiful and brillante !:)

[@coverpgfox]

when they talk about sexe​ AT the end of the topique Emma Have à Little smile !😉

[@AllainAnthonyOcceno]

Hard times.

[@yevgeniyzhukovsky5738]

Perfect speeches for women rights!!!

[@ercoledistefano1871]

who was quoted here?

[@JaneStreet4101]

Nice !

[@AllainAnthonyOcceno]

Missing link ossary

[@eliaskhanmeh7399]

Précieuse femme belle talentueuse actrice love her much more

[@midknightmiddleman5887]

She is beautiful asf!!! And she's in her mid twenties I'm guessing

[@LeonelMartinez-lk9iv]

Leonel summery yeah

[@raimundadeoliveira1254]

good hear!!!✋

[@AllainAnthonyOcceno]

Yes❤❤

[@PerriMitchell]

is this channel officially owned by emma watson? :| why only 11k subs...

[@danielavalderas4738]

I'm sure it's a fan channel

[@y4go650]

+Daniela Valderas it is

[@mm-wh6id]

Emma ❤❤

[@eliaskhanmeh7399]

This message to other ladies…. Princess thank goodness ❤ you ….. equal relation … I believe in equality….. don’t worry princess queen

[@anaromero7876]

where emma live?? USA or UK?

[@brandonteasley9400]

UK

[@GeordieHandle]

Yeah

[@thankunext1625]

yeah lol

[@nilsonfernandesgoncalves716]

I Love this Emma Fabulous Watson ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ N.F ❤ E.W

[@JoseluisJH-tb1jw]

❤❤❤Emma Watson ❤eres maravillosa ❤inteligente ❤cada ves ke te veo mi corazón late xti mi vida ❤❤salu2 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@josephschmoe2448]

You speak about problems the feminist movement is facing now. Well.. ...let me tell you why I left the feminist movement. I'm a white male who used to consider himself a third wave feminist. I used to believe that feminism was strictly about equality and NOT about hating men. That turned out to be a lie. I was raised with abusive parents who beat the shit out of me pretty regularly. Doctors misdiagnosed my ADHD, so, when I performed badly at school, my folks would punch me around, thinking I was failing at school just to spite them. One time when I was 15, my father beat me so badly that my mother signed me up for karate classes. She was worried my father would kill me. I was sexually abused by two people at a very young age. One of the people who did it was my foster sister. I was constantly told by my teachers, my sisters and their friends that I was "a problem" or I was worthless. I thought about killing myself ALL the time, and even made plans to do it. Luckily, I was too afraid to go through with it. My skin is very pale, so, I was made fun of every day at school. I would wear hot sweatpants in 100 degree heat because I was too afraid to show my legs. I was oppressed at home. I was oppressed at school. I was oppressed everywhere I went. So, when feminists told me that some women face these kinds of experiences, do you know what they told me whenever I tried to say I had similar issues? "Check your privilege! Stop making this about you! You're a white male, so, you don't know what hardship is!" I truly didn't matter to feminists. This movement about "equality" didn't give a rat's ass if I lived or died. Then I took a closer look at the claims feminists make. I learned about "toxic masculinity" where I was told I was a rapist... simply because I'm male. I took a look at the actions of feminists all over the world. Did you know feminists advocated against fathers getting shared custody of their children in the US? Did you know that men are more likely to be arrested if they call police if their wife or girlfriend is beating them? Seriously, men get arrested when they're attacked by a woman... and that's thanks to feminists. Men make up the vast majority of suicides in the US, but, when someone proposes a "Men's Center" where guys can get counseling, feminists protest to have these centers shut down. The worst part was when I watched feminist poetry slams. I saw some of the most vile and disgusting displays of hatred I could possibly imagine. They spoke openly about mutilating a man by chopping off his penis or slashing a man's throat because he dared to disagree with a woman. It's the kind of hatred that makes hashtags like #killallmen look tame. (By the way, feminists don't seem to have a problem with #killallmen) That's when I realized third wave feminism is truly about hate. I could kill myself in front of a room full of feminists, and they'd applaud. Luckily for me, I realized that I wasn't the evil, oppressive shitlord rapist that feminists told me I was. So, I left. Emma, you may not see feminism as a hate movement, but, that's because the hate isn't aimed at you. But, make no mistake, the hate produced by the movement is very real. I've said this in other videos, and I'll say it here... Feminists want me to hate myself, and I refuse to do that anymore.

[@user-vc5rp7nf8f]

sorry about what you went through. i have seen some pretty vile and hateful stuff out there initiated by "feminists" but i don't think those individuals represent all of feminism. it's the same with both genders, really. there are some guys out there that think women should be strictly domesticated, without a voice, and whose existence should solely be to serve men. there are also americans who think that their country should only be populated with one race, one religion, and encourage aggressive, militant behaviour to promote hate and xenophobia. but these views aren't shared by all men or all americans. so to generalize all people by the actions of a group would be unfair. the other thing to consider as well is that hateful feminists may have had traumatic experiences themselves (perhaps being beaten, threatened, or raped), and these experiences, much like your own, have forced them to have a very specific viewpoint on things. in the end, you can hate them, they can hate you, but ultimately i don't think that's going to get us anywhere. for me at least, i try to approach things with a bit more empathy and just try to live a just, moral life. if other people want to live a life of hate, then that's on them, but i'm not gonna be a part of it.

[@lulibejarano8863]

“Solo unas pocas piedras realmente me golpearon. Y obviamente no hacen daño. Este abrigo ha pasado por una guerra, posiblemente dos. Los guijarros no son nada. Está construido para granadas ". Así que Meeder dice: "No solo detecto hechos y un poco de humor aquí, sino que también me preguntaba Si esto es una metáfora de ser feminista. Los pequeños obstáculos son algo que eliminamos; "Tenemos peces más grandes para freír". Así que esa es una cita de Cómo ser una mujer, y es el capítulo inicial donde estoy describiendo el peor cumpleaños que alguien haya tenido. Era mi cumpleaños número 13, y estaba caminando por unos terrenos baldíos. Y algunos muchachos empezaron a gritarme, y luego empezaron a tirarme piedras. Y tenía ganas de girarme hacia ellos y decirles, ya saben, ya estoy oprimido. Basta, simplemente por ser una mujer! ¡No necesitas tirarme piedras también! La sociedad me está lanzando suficientes piedras como es. Así que sí, lo sé, es mucho una metáfora. Pero ya sabes, pero dentro de esa metáfora allí, astutamente, y lo estoy inventando a medida que avanzo. porque no lo había pensado, el feminismo es el abrigo que llevas puesto. En esa cosa, llevaba un enorme abrigo militar de mi padre que había pasado por varias guerras Y eso es lo que es el feminismo, es el abrigo que te protegerá. Ha pasado por varias guerras. Sin embargo, muchos problemas pueden ser una mujer o una niña ahora, en comparación con los problemas que teníamos hace 100 años, hace 150 años, sabes que definitivamente somos, no hay Mejor momento en la historia para ser mujer que ahora. Ya no nos quemamos en la hoguera. Los productos para el cabello han mejorado de manera inconmensurable, por lo que el cabello muy rizado no tiene por qué ser un problema. Ya sabes, tenemos la cara de Benedict Cumberbatch. Sabes, las cosas definitivamente están mejorando. Las cosas están mejorando, seguro. No, creo que eso es muy cierto. Creo que el feminismo y el movimiento feminista y encontrar una comunidad de mujeres a través del feminismo. y todas estas cosas tienen algo así como, parece que han estado creando este campo de fuerza a mi alrededor, que me ha estado aislando de todo tipo de clima frío: el sexismo, patriarcado, entonces. Me relaciono totalmente. Me relaciono totalmente. Bueno, eso es lo que dice, ¿no es así? Algo así como estar de pie sobre los hombros de gigantes. Y yo digo que estoy de pie sobre los hombros de las tías. Porque eso es lo que son, todas estas mujeres que vinieron antes que han hecho estas cosas. Todas las pequeñas leyes que trajeron, todas las marchas que siguieron han aumentado gradualmente. hizo mi vida mejor Usted no estaría sentado allí, y yo no estaría sentado aquí, si no fuera probablemente por 20 mujeres que salieron y cambiaron las cosas. Pero eso es lo bello: una persona puede cambiar las cosas para millones de personas. Una persona puede alterar el futuro, y todo lo que escribo, la idea de escribir Moranifesto, todos, realmente creo que todos tienen una idea, por pequeña que sea, que podría cambiar el mundo. Y necesitamos todas esas pequeñas ideas. Esa es la única manera en que el mundo cambia, es por todos los que tienen esa idea, teniendo, haciendo Seguro que tenemos una sociedad que está estructurada de modo que si tienes una gran idea, puede ser Escuchado por las personas adecuadas y se puede poner en acción. Esa es la idea de la democracia. Me encanta la carta que le escribiste a tu hija al final de Moranifesto. Y en realidad me recordó: actualmente estoy releyendo 1984 en este momento porque Hice una película llamada The Circle, que tiene muchos de los mismos temas. Y habla de, en este libro, cómo, por primera vez en la historia de la humanidad, podríamos ... En realidad tenemos el potencial, tenemos la tecnología, tenemos los avances científicos, tenemos la conocimiento, por primera vez, para alimentar al mundo, posiblemente para crear paz, para realmente lograr todas estas cosas Pero por primera vez en la historia de la humanidad, no creemos que sea posible, que La humanidad nos permitirá hacer eso. Ya no creemos en la bondad innata de los humanos para lograr esto. Hay este tipo de desilusión que ha seguido a la Ilustración, hay esta falta de esperanza de que realmente podamos lograr esto más, y es tan irónico y Trágico que realmente sería el primer momento que podríamos hacerlo. Y ha habido todos estos tiempos en la historia cuando escribíamos libros sobre utopías y estábamos imaginando todas estas sociedades maravillosas, y cualquier otra cosa. Y ahora todo lo que hacemos es hacer películas sobre distopías y sobre el fin del mundo y el apocalipsis. y todo se desmorona a nuestro alrededor. Pensé que eso era realmente interesante, y simplemente ... me encantó que tu ... me encantó ese Moranifesto Estaba lleno de esperanza y solo la idea de que esto es absolutamente posible. No necesitas ver las noticias todas las noches. Sabes, puedes en realidad, puedes tener una dieta de esperanza, fe y fe en los seres humanos. Bueno, totalmente. Pues el futuro es una guerra de propaganda. Ya sabes, más o menos, estamos eligiendo si vamos a ser pesimistas u optimistas acerca del futuro.

[@AllainAnthonyOcceno]

Yes

[@wal4798]

That's Hermione for you. Always about the books.

[@faelbruno91]

Lovely

[@gangstersgamerfx1497]

I like your team

[@carolineharvey2534]

She made that army coat metaphor up on the spot. This lady keeps getting cooler

[@vashappeninjas]

i dont do maths

[@ramandeepsharma2084]

Emma you're a good girl.

[@leslielh6794]

Caitlin❤

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mormon book, you where in it.

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I've been after a bread bin like that....

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