Marxism (with Dr. Richard Wolff)

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Richard D. Wolff is Professor of Economics Emeritus, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and a Visiting Professor in the Graduate Program in International Affairs of the New School University, NYC. He is the founder of Democracy at Work and host of their nationally syndicated show Economic Update. His latest book is The Sickness is the System: When Capitalism Fails to Save Us from Pandemics or Itself, which can be found along with his other books Understanding Socialism and Understanding Marxism at www.democracyatwork.info.
@profwolff @democracyatwrk

[@noancarvalho9297]

When you thought Sisyphus couldn't possibly get any more based

[@dirtydeeds4free553]

Opposite of based

[@krishgohel653]

@@dirtydeeds4free553 L

[@abnerruiz4011]

@@dirtydeeds4free553 awww you wanna defend the headless monsters of capitalism after we bring the guillotine 🔪

[@lupin808]

@@dirtydeeds4free553 ya muva

[@Leotv19]

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[@icemanstrange6185]

There are very few humans alive today that can explain Marxist ideas in such an easy to understand way. Absolutely love Wolff!

[@mindlander]

True. He doesn't go beyond theory, the only way Marxism makes sense.

[@ericksanchez370]

Yes!! This is one of the best explanations of Marxism I’ve seen

[@rabbit_herder_420]

I also find vivek chibber to be incredibly insightful on the topic, but I do agree

[@alexanderherzog3064]

@@mindlander He went beyond theory when he mentioned workers cooperatives and other similar things

[@envadeh]

@@mindlander he's not into revolutionary politics. His works aren't analysing american material conditions to do a revolution like lenin or mao. That's why your smug comment is stupid. Cause he'll teach others who will be able to analyse america and do revolution after achieving critical conditions

[@ericksanchez370]

This is one of the best, most convincing, most thorough, yet simple explanations of Marxism I’ve seen.

[@bruhdabones]

I like how he said the US is fighting a war in Ukraine

[@fuad000100]

Professor Wolff communicates so clearly. Love his talks

[@deenzmartin6695]

hahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahaa

[@sgringo]

​@@deenzmartin6695That's it? Nothing else to add? 'K, thanks for participating.

[@Calmdownpaco]

This was a great listen. I had no idea how Marxism philosophy actually worked, and I learned a lot.

[@envadeh]

There's really good short materials. If you need help. Manifesto is very easy and tells you the basic terms and such. Reform or revolution is good too. Then there's family private property and the working class if u wanna learn about how property rights and patriarchy was created.

[@Filip-dy1lm]

I would also like to recommend "Why Socialism?" by Einstein, "the Principles of Communism" by Engels, and "Blackshirts and Reds" by Parenti. The former two are short and easy reads and great introductions, the latter is a longer work that goes into dispelling some of the historical myths about the former Socialist experiments.

[@buddhull]

Some more good listens w/ Richard Wolff as a guest (note: this first Chapo episode listed is a great intro to Wolff as a whole): - Chapo Trap House #186 2/18/18 - The End of the Myth #16 2/20/22 - Homebrewed Christianity “Why Marx? Why now?” 2022 - Chapo Trap House #713 3/9/23

[@erikanderson1402]

A philosophy of any description doesn’t “work”. Philosophy doesn’t answer any questions, it just makes sure you’re asking the right questions

[@SvalbardSleeperDistrict]

@@buddhull I would say his interview with Lex Fridman is the best: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWGlmmCnbZ6da7s&

[@bowers8242]

Noticing in this how funny Wolff can be - the delivery of "you are, to use a technical term, screwed" utterly creased me 🤣

[@ivan55599]

I think that video title should be "Marxism (by Richard Wolff)". Because this was more like a lecture than a dialogue or interview.

[@liamcopich9239]

Well it was a podcast so...

[@carterwelker7782]

Yeah, as someone who likes Wolff and credits him as my intro to Marxism back in 2016, I was sort of hoping this wouldn't be as polemical as his own show. I think Sisyphus55 can ask really good questions and would've loved to hear more dialogue between the two of them.

[@davidmichels5295]

When I saw this pop up in my feed I went insane. I was so excited to watch this podcast! Richard Wolff is such a brilliant Marxist educator.

[@jonesaffrou6014]

I felt the red coming up in you for a while ahahah Keep up the good work, Wolff is such a great guest

[@martinez8826]

I once again urge y'all to familiarize with Dr. Wolff work if you're still interested in Marx's ideas and want to know more. He is knowledgeable and has this gift to explain topics of his expertise with awesome ease and humor. Me personally started studying Marx with him and never found anyone else who explains these ideas to newbies, and people who didn't (somehow) heard about Marx, better. Stuff what Dr. Wolff is talking about is very eye-opening, especially in broad daylight of propaganda and simple naivness of people in our very interesting times.

[@SapientEudaimonia]

Would you recommend his written works, or some videos on KZbin specifically?

[@martinez8826]

@@SapientEudaimonia Personally I never gave his "Democracy at Work" a shot cause lack of time and motivation, but i got interested especially in his videos - debates and lectures. For start i would recommend his lecture at ACLU of Southern California. Lex Fridman invited him on his podcast too and i liked it very much.

[@SapientEudaimonia]

@@martinez8826 Thanks! I'll check it out. I also watched his conversation with Lex, and liked it a lot.

[@eliotdrewyor2789]

There is no way my favorite economist and KZbinr collaborated

[@davidmichels5295]

That’s what I’m saying 😍

[@shanefoster2132]

This Richard Wolff guy has really been getting a lot of notice recently. I bet his channel will blow up soon. One of my favorite content creators... Lol

[@theoheinrich529]

gotta love the concise introduction of contradictions in systems by Dr. Wolff

[@BucketHeadianHagg]

I can’t believe I was actually able to understand the conversation this time! I feel like one of the grown-ups today! Sisyphus and Dr Wolff, thank you so much for this one!

[@johnquezada2564]

I remember him speaking at my community college a few years ago. Such an outstanding brilliant speaking, but too many people asking basic cookie cutter questions, I wish I didn’t have terrible anxiety back then to meet and talk with him.

[@Paraselene_Tao]

I enjoy Dr. Wolff. Every time I listen to him or read his content he teaches me new and useful things. I lump Dr. Wolff together with Noam Chomsky, and Michael Parenti as intellectuals who are incredibly useful for critiquing the USA's sociological, political, and economic hegemony. I must read and listen to much more of their content, but the three combined offer lifetimes worth of very useful content.

[@alpacario336]

Parenti in particular was important to me. His 1986 lecture on imperialism could change a liberal to a revolutionary in an hour.

[@icemanstrange6185]

@@alpacario336 going to listen to that rn. Thank you for putting me on.

[@lars1588]

Noam Chomsky is iffy and oversteps his expertise, but he's still got some good points.

[@davidmichels5295]

Chomsky says the NATO bombing in Yugoslavia “for 76 days and nights” was justified. He is wrong on many topics and I wouldn’t lump him together with Parenti. The rest of this I agree with 🙏

[@KrisTheKrisMan]

⁠@@davidmichels5295I’m sure they have issues with things that both Chomsky and Parenti have said but they’re talking purely about criticising the US, something that both Chomsky and Parenti (according to the original commenter) both have very good takes (and some not so good ones) on. Of course both thinkers have their benefits and their flaws outside of criticising the US but I wouldn’t really object to grouping them together in this specific context.

[@snooplenny3765]

Wolff does a good job explaining marxism. I do wish he actually engaged with the idea of capitalist realism and the commercialization of anti-capitalism rather than dismissing them as just contradictions that will eventually go away.

[@diskgrinder]

I’m not sure you got the main point then: contradictions always happen, no matter whether you define your starting part as ‘good’, and your desired change as ‘bad’. Hopefully, those contradictions become the choice of ice cream, and not whether you live or die.

[@anthonymartino9748]

but it is a contradiction, for in trying to commercialize it and profit off of it, it is spreading the very ideas amongst the populace that undermine it. It chips away at it's own foundation in it's relentless pursuit of profit.

[@psychoboo955]

I have at this point listened to 3 talks of proffesor Wolff and I struggle to understand what does he propose for the ideal transition from capitalism to socialism without the intervention of institutional power, which I belive he doesn't advocate for, and neither am I as, in my opinion, involment of goverment leads to stalinism, maoism ect.

[@anthonymartino9748]

@@psychoboo955 It will require institutional power, or at least that institutions do not intervene in the transition. The causes for intense authoritarianism is complex and multi-faceted, and one aspect that cannot be overlooked is societal history, which applies for both russia and china. No country is innately resistant to authoritarianism but the exact shape of that beast will differ in accordance with a whole host a variables. A strong government that is not authoritarian in the manner of stalin/mao is absolutely possible as a base attribute is about the extreme consolidation of power into a single office, it is only this that causes President to equal King, where pre-existing laws do not matter, only the will of the king does.

[@adenthomas9733]

But they are just contradictions that will go away according to the Marxist theory. Capitalist realism is fundamentally opposed to human nature, because as humans we are always changing and reorganizing ourselves to best suit our needs and interests. Commercialization of anti-capitalist thinking works the same way, ultimately the producers and consumers of this market rely on the same system of commerce that they are purporting to criticize. These contradictions will eventually go away when the workers become conscious of them, causing the workers to organize to overthrow the old system and replace it with one that doesn’t allow for them to happen in the first place.

[@leticiacruz3245]

Amazing podcast, Dr. Wolff is great, it's the first time I hear of him and I will seek more information. Thank you for bringing it.

[@mj-zo4et]

the collab i’ve been waiting for all my life

[@mrblue251]

It's so funny how long Prof Wolff can go on about the evolution of economic systems and the characteristics of them. I was happily surprised to see him pop up on your podcast, even if he was long-winded.

[@keanuxu5435]

It's an interesting pattern that educated people find Marxism/Socialism/Communism eventually.

[@shelbyspeaks3287]

Yeah, the people that come up with intellectual justifications for imperialism are *super trustworthy* ✅

[@keanuxu5435]

@@shelbyspeaks3287 That's Liberalism and Social Democrats

[@249aaa]

@@shelbyspeaks3287these belief systems are antithetical to achieving imperialistic goals. did you even listen?

[@nicov6383]

YOOOO the collab I never knew I needed

[@ghou5650]

NO WAY! Great collab!

[@covvardice8296]

I love anytime I can hear Dr. Wolff speak, thank you both

[@_xis.byz_]

I feel better when sisyphus posts. And the more he posts the better I feel. And if he posts a lot of videos then that's a cozy binge session.

[@allyjoyce5798]

This was very enlightening! He's explained contradiction better than anyone I've seen cover it!

[@goosewithagibus]

Never knew I'd see these two together. This is awesome.

[@funktastically]

damn!! definitely did not expect this. but hell yes.

[@nasanka7428]

I like Wolff, but for anyone interested in a stronger, updated, account of the transition to capitalism (also Marxian) these have been really helpful for me! The Origins of Capitalism: Ellen Meiksins Wood Case Studies in the Origins of Capitalism: Post, Lafrance et.al And some further complications on Capitalism's relation to slavery, A Theory of Capitalist Slavery: John Clegg If anyone wants help finding a link to any of the texts I can help :)

[@user-kt1nj8cq3l]

I love anytime I can hear Dr. Wolff speak, thank you both. When you thought Sisyphus couldn't possibly get any more based.

[@ezz625]

Lovely podcast. Don’t really agree w/ Wolff about China and Ukraine, but stil learned a ton from him. You can tell he’s an amazing speaker because he explains extremely complicated things in such a clear and comprehensive way.

[@keenban]

why do you not agree with him on those subjects in specific?

[@domsjuk]

​@@keenban Can't speak for the commentator obviously, but the idea of a unipolar world with a hegemonic empire is historically simplistic at best and not convincing with specific regard to China's RL development and global strategy. And with regard to Ukraine, Wolff simplifies the war in a way that fits in the declining empire narrative, besides not crediting the fact that it is also part of another (USSR/Russia) declining empire's narrative, it is obviously a corollary of other contingent developments, which aren't intentionally lead by US politics and its hegemonic ambitions. The fact that the Ukraine case is now exploited to some extent to weaken a geo-strategic enemy doesn't mean it's causally a necessary result of that interest, which is however what Wolff and other big talkers of geopolitics claim.

[@Darloss9508]

@@domsjuk The USSR doesn t exist brother, and Ukraine was an SSR. The war in Ukraine is a product of capitalism fighting, it always ends this way. Putin wants the gas in Ukraine and to ensure that only Russia can supply Europe with gas, USA wants to kick Russia and take over the market. This is the truth. Always follow the money.

[@mariocuric6690]

This duo for an hour?! Holy shit, I love it!

[@aleksm3401]

I've seen this guy before, if I remember his main point: "Socialism is when the government does stuff, and its more Socialism, the more stuff it does, and if it does a whole lotta stuff, it's communism."

[@icemanstrange6185]

Ah yes, Richard "Stuff" Wolff

[@aliabdouni1186]

he was making fun of those who think like that, ofc that's not his point of view

[@temple69]

it was a joke 😐

[@Paraselene_Tao]

@Temple Hey I hope those that liked Alek's comment remembered it was a joke. It is a political philosophy meme at this point.

[@jj_verona]

ROCK ROBOT ROCK

[@yvonneyork1263]

Love Richard Wolff! Great he is featured her to reach a broader and young audience.

[@LifesShadowDeath]

Richard's way of speaking reminds me of Ben Lewis, the professor from the movie Accepted. The information was great and made me wonder whats next for western ideology after capitalism.

[@i-love-comountains3850]

Awesome! Thanks, y'all, I really enjoyed the discourse 🤟😁

[@tieemond7758]

I am kind of sad, that the recording stoppped and I missed the back and forth. I already know a bit of the lectures of Dr. Wolff, so it's still nice to hearm but I wished I had more of a discussion or dialogue.

[@kd-mi4mi]

Prof Wolff always a great guest!

[@-Llama_95]

I laughed when the footage cut out lol with the Sisyphus doodles guys eye bags and look of bewilderment really adds a nice touch of absurdism. Actually didn’t mind that there’s no footage just for that chuckle alone

[@lockwouldYT]

I can't believe you weren't actually a literal stick man this whole time!!

[@willguggn2]

This is just an AI generated avatar. Don't be fooled!

[@sillyape741]

Awesome podcast. I’m a huge fan of Richard “Big D” Wolff so this was a great way start my day. Thank you both!

[@nathanielbartholomew5091]

bro the title led me to believe that you were gonna talk about marxism and Dr. Wolff's take on it all. I didn't realise you got him on the podcast! You should make that more clear, honestly the more people that hear this the better :)

[@Ralphr203]

Right On! Great Interview!

[@silverstep6251]

Wolf goes hard. Glory to the proletariat.

[@alexxx4434]

I think that Prof. missed a crucial moment. Past socioeconomical systems fell not just because exploited masses had enough of it, but because each system inevitably gave birth to a revolutionary economic force inside that built a new more progressive system. E.g. for a long time in history traders remained traders, until they amassed enough wealth and power to realise as a capitalist class. And feudal system of course were suppressing and restricting the emerging capitalist class. But the fall was inevitable because capitalism was economically superior. Same thing with a system to supplant capitalism: it must emerge from within and be economically superior for the masses to support it through a revolution.

[@florkyman5422]

Lol. No. You just turn the masses into slaves so they "work for each other".

[@ymoonysun9130]

It’s a good reflexion to see that the change dynamic comes from the inside of the system ( it’s pretty logical), but from what you said in your comment, it seems to me that « the people being fed up » and « a revolutionary system » are not mutually exclusive: it’s because the people are fed up that they give birth to a new system with time trough out a/multiples revolutions. :)

[@alexxx4434]

@@ymoonysun9130 Yeah, not mutually exclusive, but two factors being combined leading to the systemic change.

[@myrtila]

So people with wealth, traders, wanted more wealth and thus, became capitalists.

[@TheTariqibnziyad]

​@@ymoonysun9130 i never ever saw the people actually performing a successful revolution, rather the people are used by said emerging new system to topple down the old one

[@kylefrasca3632]

awesome thanks you two

[@adammesa7702]

I could probably listen to Wolff speak for 12 hours straight

[@mynameismud8596]

This is a great podcast, thanks

[@AxueEatsCheese]

I appreciate that the podcast pretty much just platforms the man

[@AquaticSkipper]

Oh wow Richard Wolff! I know him from his marxism capitalism discussion with Destiny, it was fascinating

[@sergiorome48]

This is a great introduction to Marxism, though I would encourage intellectually curious people to also explore the ideas of Austrian Economics and Keynesian Economics. If you want to hear more from brilliant Dr. Richard Wolff, I'd recommend his appearance on the Lex Fridman podcast.

[@greggreg1948]

Austrian Economics is batshit insane but I agree, read about it

[@Honda0]

I liked the podcast, primarily because I enjoy Dr. Wolff a lot, but at times I forgot I wasn‘t listening to a lecture of his haha I enjoyed that you gave him enough room to explain his position, but I would sometimes have liked for you to interject with some observations of your own

[@249aaa]

i thought the same honestly. my presumption was he wanted to be respectful & allow him to finish his points, but wolff’s other doctorate is in Yappinese 😂

[@kysnushka]

great podcast!

[@Facerip]

Great pod. Thanks

[@jeaherendeen1970]

re: about losing the wars (44 minutes in): the wars aren't meant to be won; the wars are to transfer wealth from the proles to the owners of the for-profit military-industrial complex, via regressive taxation.

[@Kevin-the-Simple]

Bruh you got Dr. Wolff?! Nice

[@MrNamenamenamename]

This is a top tier video.

[@garretttergerson774]

Knowledge is power, never stop seeking

[@sansamman4619]

Hey, can you do a video on depersonalization disorder? Thank you!

[@we_mice9866]

Freudian slip at 4:48

[@lars1588]

I hope Sisyphus 55 will collaborate with other Marxists in the near future like Second Thought, Hakim, Yugopnik, Marxism Today, Midwestern Marx, etc. Leftist thought is refreshingly rigorous and deep.

[@shelbyspeaks3287]

Hakim is a fucking dibshit, yugopnik is the only based one and that's because he's balkan and not some leftiod austrian with colored hair.

[@GiffyPooh]

Really enjoyed this interview. Keep it up sad happy face! Or happy sad face Sisyphus! Great mind either way

[@au_gmentedreality]

Man, I can feel this. I'm 41 I hate working, and this is what i needed

[@beanycarlo4579]

Communism gonna make u not have to work?

[@elliott8550]

I would recommend that you read further into Marx's theory of worker alienation if you have not already, it provides insight into why we hate working and how we can change this.

[@au_gmentedreality]

I dont pretend to be philosophical. It's interesting to me, because it's always felt wrong. Abuse by boss, constant anxiety over your own mood. There is a better way.

[@jacobjohnson2714]

Just give me all your money, guns, property, and autonomy and I promise to create a society that looks fair... To me!

[@Darloss9508]

@@jacobjohnson2714 "disarming the working class must be rejected by any means necessary" Karl Marx. I bet you didn t expect that did you?

[@nicolaswilhelmreu1374]

The notion of hegelian dialectics is not about finding contradiction in one being (in einem Sein/ perceived objekt) or one state of being. It is about either negation in said thing through the perception of a broader field of attributes or finding contradiction and developement in dynamics and historical movement. (this obviously is a narrowed down recollection of dialectics and especially the phenomenology) These Metaphysics were being made materialist through dialectic materialism by marx. What Dr. Wolf describes rather seems to be some form of Derridas Binaries.

[@Markadeya_]

Thank you for this

[@SmilayBros]

Dr Wolff is so knowledgeable.

[@AlanDampog]

I love listening to Dr Wolff... he is right. capitalism is failing humanity.. we need to change/evolve it. socialism FTW!

[@shelbyspeaks3287]

Bruh it's LIBERALISM that's failing not capitalism, wtf are you gonna do without capitalism???

[@RenegadeChain]

​@@shelbyspeaks3287Legislate workplace democracy.

[@MarkMightBeBetter]

have fun starving under your dictatorship!!!

[@bardsolas]

Excited for this talk! Wolff is often hit or miss, both as a guest and in his explanations - but definitely interesting and worthwhile!

[@ski6035]

true i was a bit nervous, his debate with destiny was embarrassing but this was pretty good

[@user-ko5nt4ym2l]

Strange imo that you say he is a "hit or miss," because I don't recall a single time he did not express his point eloquently and with clarity. His analysis does often stay on a 101 level for ease of understanding though, so actually reading Marx is recommended instead of just listening to him.

[@MortVaanderwaal]

@@ski6035yeah because destiny made an infantile fool out of himself

[@Throwaway-xr6zd]

@@user-ko5nt4ym2l he does loves to ramble a bit and previously in his dabate with destiny he was giving different definitions of what it is being a marxist - conveniently changing it a bit every time to suit his arguments. it was also frustrating to listen to him giving a unrelated prologue before answering any questions destiny was asking him. also, he was unable to give any convincing explanations about how marxist economic policies are actually going to function in real life. I haven't seen this podcast yet though, so I'm going into this with an open mind, but I don't have much expectations.

[@dibsdibs3495]

@@ski6035 fr that one PS5 question at the end 😭

[@i-love-comountains3850]

You have an amazing voice and such a kind face. A kindness that has seen much sorrow yet perseveres. Thank you for being here, friend.

[@umi_chii]

i love richard wolff this is so surprising!!

[@33up24]

Wonderful

[@poatrykdas]

I love listening to Professor Wolf

[@RichardMcCrory_Neph]

I can't recall how many times Dr Wolff used the term "contradiction" in this talk. There is merit in exploring Yrjö Engeströms work that makes contradictions a principal driver in learning about and improving problematic situations though Change Laboratories.

[@WanderingExistence]

Contradictions are inherent to Hegelian and Marxist dialectical theories.

[@noahkristoffersen6710]

Great video

[@brohiddlesby7010]

Yooooo Ive been getting into Dick Wolf lately, thanks to Tik Tok, so this kinda feels like a crossover episode to me

[@matias4226]

have zizek on next

[@WanderingExistence]

*Sniiiifff

[@ke6944]

And so on and so on...😅

[@andulka17]

I think I have just been successfully converted to Marxism

[@philip47478]

Man, it always puzzles me how Richard Wolff manages to be so articulate on capitalism critique, but also so bad and all over the place on forging politics and conflicts, especially the whole Ukraine stuff.

[@etienne2315]

I got introduced to dr Wolf by Michael Brooks could you do a video about Michael Brooks ?

[@Proletarian-ud8du]

I love his opening statement: "Stop listening when someone says that >>this

[@scrobaby]

i think the problem with this is that no one wants to make big picture decisions about their workplace. if you wait tables at a restraunt, im sure the last thing you want to be doing is coming in early to talk about how to spend the business marketing budget and franchise oppurtunities. not to mention what if we hire someone new? then we have to split the revenue even further than what it already was, and what if not everyone agrees with who to hire

[@theoheinrich529]

that is another contradiction that is grounded on the basis that money is absolutely central towards economic systems

[@florkyman5422]

No. You come in and demand for the same work that budget is paid to you.

[@josiahrottari5326]

Keep up the good work, Sisyphus 55.

[@toyotaprius79]

What is this a crossover episode?

[@yovaniidotcom]

more of a lecture than a conversation, but i still liked it

[@peachtime]

Marxism is not an ideology as it is a critique and analysis of capitalism

[@keenban]

More broadly, it is a lens of viewing social hierarchy.

[@vin2620]

He does not ever claim it is an ideology throughout the talk

[@peachtime]

@@vin2620 its a general statement that I just like saying because literally everybody has that misconception, including some commenters here

[@peachtime]

@@keenban "social hierarchy" is a very broad term, so broad that yeah I guess I agree? You could reduce all of marx's analysis to that, but it is such an uninformatice statement there is no reason to even mention it

[@OP-ig1fj]

lmao wut

[@slagoona1790]

the definitive source for this explanation.

[@wedas67]

Epic ‼️

[@johnbrighton7813]

Wow! Even I a novice in leftist ideas know Wolf has a great reputation as a scholar in Marxism! Nice get for your podcast sisyphus!

[@Darloss9508]

read wage labour and capital please, it s very short and very eye opening.

[@roodarnleypierre-louis4328]

What is the time stamp from this podcast in the sisyphus short titled "Average Sisyphus viewer"

[@roodarnleypierre-louis4328]

Nevermind, it is around 40:00

[@pocahontas5717]

Idk if this is exactly what he said but sport players themselves aren’t bought and sold it’s one team buying out the contract of a player of another team in order to offer them a contract for their own team. The player is not obligated to play for the team “buying” them. If a players contract runs out they are considered a “free agent” because it no longer costs any money to buy out their contract since it has run out. They are not however slaves which are owned as property and obligated by force to work for someone.

[@louisho2522]

can't believe Sisyphus got stonewalled on a single question by the "socialism is when the government does stuff" guy 😂

[@isaakzimmerman5631]

I know this is random AF, but may you please do a video on Critical Thinking?

[@cuttalkradio]

4:49 ahh the Freudian slip

[@kingarthur2199]

Woohoo! Love Wolff!

[@cSTEPHEN855]

Love it

[@Bfrsgjmvdwwerrfg7]

My guy didn’t get a single word in the whole time lmao. Love dr Wolff just funny af

[@dawz239]

I love suspense

[@spingebill8551]

27:05 actually feudalism lasted in Europe until 2008 on the island of Sark, and also quite recently in Scotland. On an unrelated note, in 1990 a random French nuclear physicist attempted to take over Sark island with a semi-automatic rifle.

[@cyberneticsiren]

Nuclear physicist here, it was me

[@Justtograze]

You mean to tell me you aren't an exhausted stick figure? Were you ever?

[@Set3887]

Nice

[@ericksanchez370]

HeII yea!!!!!