Noam Chomsky: The Alien perspective on humanity - Jung & Naiv: Episode 284

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We meet Noam (and his wife) in his office at MIT in Cambridge. Tilo asks Noam to pretend to be an alien for a moment. An alien who looks down on Earth. What does he witness? Chomsky explains what the objective observer from out of space would see: What is humanity up to in the 21st century? Will it be our final century? Are we going to survive? What existential dangers are we facing? What's the most dangerous organization in human history?
Tilo and "Alien Chomsky" also talk about the American Empire: Is it going to last? Is America the exception to the rule of Empires always falling? What about Obama's drone program? Is Obama a terrorist? Is Germany part of a terrorist organization? Is Martin Luther King still right about his government?
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[@williambennett26]

Noam at his best passively encouraged by his young interviewer who allowed him to answer without a single interruption

[@joearini]

Germans don't interrupt. The conversation cadence is much different than in English. Each person (in a conversation) speaks much much longer at a time before the next person speaks. This is probably mainly cultural, but also partially due to the language structure - longer sentences and verb coming at the end for many sentence structures.

[@sarahtiferet598]

@@fridaynightvinylfnv1271 LOL! poor thing clearly you need attention pathetic troll must suck to be you

[@erstenorn]

@@joearini I can assure you: Germans do interrupt ;) dipends on the persons...

[@johnsmith1474]

This young man knows how to conduct an interview of a brilliant human asset. Enough engagement to keep the subject thinking, enough silence to allow the subject to express full ideas at length. You have a future!

[@LiterallyRiggtarded]

John Smith Noam just talks alot

[@originalblob]

He is well known in german KZbin. A real asset for german political journalism.

[@klswtx1060]

what a cynical thing of a human being to say about another human being (calling them an asset). really.. reconsider your world view please.

[@badpad96]

@@klswtx1060 depends on the perspective. You are right if you take the generall humanistic stance, but if you view it from a media platform like youtube that fights over limited attention of its viewerbase i think the description is fitting, especially if you regard that this interview has an actual value in communicating information in contrast to the usual general content posted on this platform, its an asset for the good.

[@rippedtorn2310]

Does he improve??? coz he started off very strange .

[@reeritz1280]

Although an older interview, this is one offers more factual data on the world situation with interesting, vital, thought-provoking, uneasy truths. Excellent speaker.

[@gusriley9785]

Ree - the issue pandemics . . . . . very prescient! Quite a while pre Covid.

[@toko3d]

I do like listening to Noam Chomsky!

[@U.tube.lover.]

More then 5 year ago

[@MrJacobytes]

@@U.tube.lover. m

[@billgreen1861]

This is the way to conduct a professional meeting and interview . No interruptions, complete answers, nothing missed in dialog. 👍 News media take a moment and learn from this young man.

[@robertmarks8701]

Sadly I don't think they want to learn. Form and content are always related. They try to create a public incapable of dealing in ten second sound bites and nothing more, so that they will never understand what is really going on.

[@kandaman304]

Noam is the type of guy you wanna have long in-depth discussions with over a fireplace on a stormy night. He's such an enlightened individual.

[@tertiary7]

Noam is a context king. He frames all of his thoughts in a historical perspective. He drops so many references for each question for further research. Good interview.

[@webstertippingpoint572]

Yeah, making sense of the world is literally contextualizing it in a bigger picture.

[@22kataking]

distorted history

[@Hollis_has_questions]

Chomsky talks in footnotes. I’ve never heard someone provide so many references for their opinions. He wants us to research further and make up our own minds, using our critical thinking skills, rather than taking him on faith.

[@anuk1311]

Wha do you think about this video him kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHTGiZKuibF3f7s.

[@wegwerfacc8496]

Chomsky ist literally a genocide denyer

[@psychozoikum7278]

Gute Güte, der Mann ist mittlerweile 87 und immer noch frisch im Kopf. Danke für dieses Interview!

[@bearbaler1456]

Chomsky,... The absolute master of the debate! Never emotional, never raises his voice, just over powers the opponent with facts, figures and superior intelligence and philosophy. And they interviewer is so good by asking very intelligent and meaningful questions, but never interrupting,... Feel that there is so much to learn from both of them in this interview, for us all.

[@markmclean4144]

Best interview I have ever watched...Mr Chomsky is one AMAZING person...shoots straight from the hip...his outlook on the world is spot on...I over 50 years old and just found out about this great man

[@Johnconno]

You are Monk living in seclusion?

[@robertmarks8701]

They've been trying to keep him hidden deliberately. The west did so (especially the US) and so did the communists in Russia and Eastern Europe.

[@dafyddlewis4738]

What an excellent interviewer. Finally someone who wants to hear what the interviewee has to say.

[@kamalpreetsingh1686]

Noam Chomsky talked about pandemics in near future and now we have coronavirous all over the world...what a great mind living during our era

[@nonvalid962]

@@fridaynightvinylfnv1271 Cool 😎

[@a0flj0]

@@fridaynightvinylfnv1271 Chomsky isn't an epidemiologist himself. He's just a sponge for the most diverse but historically/politically/socially relevant knowledge and facts. Which, after acquiring them, he organizes. What makes him a class of his own are two facts. He has lived almost a century, remembering things most other living people wouldn't know, and he somehow acquires lots of facts which mainstream media doesn't publicize. This makes his perspective on everything that has to do with human society, from basic biological facts to the most intricate political complications, so much more thoroughly researched and coming at various problems from many different angles, not all of which are politically correct.

[@noizW]

@@a0flj0 I think he's watching european news about the US... but, this is already changing, all media are going to have the same voice :(

[@a0flj0]

@@noizW I live in Europe. Chomsky always comes up with things I didn't know. And I do follow European news. I believe it's not so much what news he watches, but how much and in how much detail he goes upstream, to the source. You and me, we watch news channels. He goes to the source. Decisions of the EU can be extremely dry and boring material, which you and I will never bother analysing systematically. All decisions of the US Congress are published on congres.gov, but again, you and I will never to to get our news there. Chomsky does, allowing him to avoid any kind of bias or opinion that news channels may introduce. Besides political news, Chomsky reads and analyses lots of scientific data sources too. This allows him to assess politicas decisions through a lens most of us don't have. While he may not understand science to the extent a scientist does, as long as he forms opinions on scientific matters based on scientific journals from Japan to Russia to Europe to the US, and then some, his opinion on scientific matters is very likely mostly correct. Most people simply cannot afford to do what Chomsky does. It takes a lifetime dedicated to acquiring knowledge to get where he got, in terms of effort for acquiring information, it takes a very bright mind to be able to do so, and it takes a huge effort and a lot of time to keep up with the daily deluge of information the world dumps on us. Chomsky started early, when acquiring and analyzing information wasn't as complex as it is today, and had the luck to do it as his day job. By doing it as his job, he got very good at it as the world became increasingly complex. This, however, makes his opinion even more important, and worth listening to, simply because there's nobody else in that unique position that he is in.

[@noizW]

@@a0flj0 Tbh i discovered him today - and i can't stop listening to this wise man. He's one of the very few individuals who really understands what he is talking about and he doesn't take sides. That's so fascinating, I'm aware of most of the things he says, but he can interconnect facts brilliantly. It's nice that you're one open being too - don't let propaganda in your life, always think for yourself! ;)

[@justahuman-being5983]

Ignorance is bliss, until it hits.

[@thomasmrf.brunner]

Since nuclear weapons were designed exclusively for the mass murder of civilians, those responsible should be brought before an international court. And the nuclear weapons should be destroyed.

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[@Koshokar]

@@thomasmrf.brunner that would be very dangerous, since MAD (mutually assured destruction) is what keeps anyone from using nukes at the moment. Even with such an agreement knowing how sly countries are they'd probably still keep some secretly in some bunker just in case and then it's just a matter of who feels the most confident that the other country doesn't have nukes.

[@thomasmrf.brunner]

@Cheyne Yarrington King Crimson: I talk to the Wind (1969 - In the Court of the Crimson King) kzbin.info/aero/PLfdMKJMGPPtyujGy4_cvpvp7oK7PrQxbO

[@ソトヤママリアテレサ]

it's like reality, hits below the belt. *ouch*

[@thetaleteller4692]

It feels so relieving, in this world of mad politics, to know someone with this much knowledge and wisdom still exists. I whish the world leaders would listen to Chomskys words before its too late to turn the wheel.

[@thomasmrf.brunner]

Since nuclear weapons were designed exclusively for the mass murder of civilians, those responsible should be brought before an international court. And the nuclear weapons should be destroyed.

[@antfactor]

@@thomasmrf.brunner Umm. It's too late for any of it to really matter. and Where do we continuously put ALL of this plutonium - THE most dangerous substance known to man... ?The focus is always on the "benefits" of an idea (it works!!!) and never enough on it's long-term real potentials or threats. But I feel like ... ALL of those industries and greedy corporations actually knew - just like cigarettes. Because they also control most of the media. We're so disconnected by rampant wasteful media that THEY literally sold out our future on the last three generations "watch" as it sold our grandparents the temporary illusion of peace and prosperity.

[@nabie981]

He has to be limited only in this KZbin outlet because mainstream media won’t allow him. Wishing for the World leaders to listen to him is like wishing for peace on earth.

[@cg56578]

hi xD

[@VG-rj8pn]

World leaders? World idiots!

[@katescott8214]

I learnt and gained a lot from this interview from both the questions asked and answers offered because I wasn't thinking in my mind constantly that the interviewer should stop interjecting, not speak over and let the quest speaker finish talking. Great work delivering a powerful message.

[@valeriewilliams6576]

LEARNT?

[@valeriewilliams6576]

Just teasing you

[@candyb68]

WELL,... I just watched this for the very first time, not realizing until the end that it was done in 2016. July 2022 and where are we? Global pandemic ✔Check, Ukraine War ✔ Check, Environmental catastrophes ✔ Check, and thankfully no Nuclear War YET or we wouldn't be here talking about it, but, the threat is definite. A great interview of an incredibly intelligent man that not just knows his stuff but has lived through most of it!

[@johnl4885]

To have such a clear thinking man's perspective is refreshing and undeniably missing in the mainstream. Chomsky is able to grasp problems at every scale and dimension, the very definition of a wise man.

[@mochapella]

Thank you for interviewing this very great and precious human being. For showing him respect and regard. Also for the interesting questions, and for allowing him to answer them completely and fully. Thank you!

[@ronaldmatthews4701]

The more gifts that Jehovah distributes to His most loved creation, the more responsible they will be held to use them to honor Him. Those who have been given brilliant minds will be held to a higher standard because of their influence on the less scholastically and mentally endowed. Anyone can be a stumbling block, but it is a very serious when you have garnered the trust of many and are biblically in error. A person does not have to believe in Jesus Christ of Nazareth to be judged by Him. Every knee Will bow and every tongue Will confess that Jesus Is LORD. I hope for the reader’s sake it’s not at the “Great White Throne”. All those gathered to that thrown will be judged for their unbelief and cast into the eternal “Lake of Fire” that burns forever and ever and the worm doesn’t die. To insure that doesn’t happen, I would strongly suggest reading the first and third chapters of the Gospel of John (KJV) and make sure your name is written in God’s “Lamb’s Book of Life “. This has nothing to do with Religion but everything to do with a personal relationship with our Creator. God hates pride because it caused Lucifer, one third of the angels, Adam, Eve and all of their dependents that choose their own way, too fall. No one can earn their Redemption and Salvation. Our good works apart from our faith and God’s free gift of His grace, are as filthy menstrual rags to Him.. A works doctrine would create a pride factor. Messiah’s sacrificial shed Blood is the only thing that can and will allow us into Heaven. As soon as I accepted God’s offer to satisfy my sin debt, He wrote my name in Heaven and my new DNA is acceptable. No pride, just Salvation. What awesome Freedom Maranatha

[@sungam69]

Chomsky fragen: "Who are you?" kann nur Tilo ohne rot zu werden.

[@3rdfromthesun180]

Wieso das?

[@3rdfromthesun180]

@@michaelmuller6890 lol Chomsky ist einfach ein bekannter interlektueller wie viele andere auch und kein Gigant von irgendwas.

[@3rdfromthesun180]

@@slurmforfree1754 👏👏👏

[@BuGGyBoBerl]

@@3rdfromthesun180 naja irgendeiner ist etwas absurd

[@BuGGyBoBerl]

@@michaelmuller6890 naja dumm zu erscheinen ist so ne sache. in diesem fall würde ich das nicht als dumm bezeichnen.

[@philipeastwood497]

His intelligence and prescience stands the test of time. Thanks for helping us understand the dangerous world we live in in July 2022. You are a leader who understands human failings so well and tries to educate those who will listen. Thank you.

[@josevillarreal9920]

This is one of the best interviews of Chomsky. I'm glad he took part.

[@devanburchett8459]

what an absolutely phenomenal interview!

[@Lu-xe6sl]

People WAKE-UP CALL BY SCREAMING AND THEIR STILL DEAF TO TRUTH.

[@hansu2503]

Gotta love the Alien perspective on humanity. One of the better shot Noam Chomsky-interviews I've seen so far, also perfect audio-wise. Unfortunately, that's often is not the case in videos of interviews with Chomsky. Really enjoyed it.

[@venerandavilla7488]

I introduced my teenagers to Mr. Chomsky- now they spread his gospel to all their friends...informing the future generation!

[@sandrarodgera]

My heart breaks, this information needs to be known and addressed to be shared and talked about, can we come together all being's . and make this world a better place for all. Love you all.

[@silver3149]

Create a community garden as a focus point to bring people together. GENESIS 1:28 & 9:1

[@greg1030]

My heart breaks because those Dumbmericans who weren't Trumpites forgot (if they ever knew) that Bill & Hillary were the leading spokes couple for NAFTA and later TTIP. Oh yeah, Democrats, the working people's candidates. What a sick joke.

[@markwarrensprawson]

I've said it before and I'll say it again. I literally pray that Noam Chomsky gets a museum dedicated to his work and lifetime one day - a museum where holograms of him can be made to appear at the push of a button to provide visitors to the museum with lectures on all of the many subjects he's devoted his life to. I don't like to imagine the world without him. The man's my intellectual port in the storm and I'd like very much for future generations to have something of him. What a beautiful mind he's used to our benefit for so long. It's a shame that we live at a time when so many "legacy" media morons have had the gall and been given a platform upon which to injure the reputation of this experienced, wise and insightful man.

[@jennifergalberth1240]

LIKE THE MOVIE AI

[@stefaanvl8385]

What did these legacy media journalists say about Chomsky ?

[@MicahMicahel]

now Chomsky is an authoritarian. He advocated starving the unvaxxed to death! Chomsky is a hypocrite!

[@starbuzzwithmathilde7287]

Noam, my hero. An amazing brain and human being. I could listen to him 24/7. Thank you Tilo for this amazing interview, for listening to him without interupting. Thanks for the history lesson.

[@yurik1068]

If there ever would be hero in my life, Noam Chomsky would be my super hero.

[@YappyRaccoon]

a wretchedly hateful super hero that looks like he's been dead for 3 months??

[@yurik1068]

Don't let your hate consume you. You've said more about you than this great human being.

[@YappyRaccoon]

Jahann Kahamiss, what about your hate? Are you too self-righteous and arrogant to admit you are a hateful bigot?

[@kylegordon7779]

@@MrUfojunkiedavid Please be respectful.

[@DeMelly__]

Seems like all Chomsky fans would suck him off

[@dianebode6551]

Thank you for this rational, kind, savvy presentation. NOAM's work needs to go viral.

[@JenniferFordEsq]

It is viral scholastically. He wrote the textbooks used in my undergrad Political Science degree.

[@MicahMicahel]

now Chomsky is an authoritarian. He advocated starving the unvaxxed to death! Chomsky is a hypocrite!

[@jackyhaydn]

Just chanced on this arresting interview with one of the greatest thinkers of our time. Especially salient on Ukraine, Russia, NATO (it's toward the end). Thank you very much for producing it, and the beautifully open unfussy format which enabled concentration, no faltering - as Chomsky didn't. A phenomenal mind, a seer, fullness of instinct combined with intellectual grit

[@chemache8571]

Your usage of the word "salient" proves once again that many languages are so interconnected , if you will. Salir -Spanish for going out. Sobre-SALIENTE - Spanish for outstanding And here you used it for pointing out the importance of certain subject....

[@suumcuique4530]

Since this is 5 years old, we can see how the West knew it was triggering Russia with Ukraine. A cornered animal is forced to bite. Putin’s war of aggression is illegal, but it was also provoked by Ukraine and Nato.

[@bsd1977]

Candid talk, so well articulated and put in context. Thanks for posting this .Learnt a lot from it .

[@dariobellotta1606]

Dieses Interview sollte zur Primetime auf ZDF/ARD laufen!!

[@mab7727]

Aber diese interview ist kein propaganda ...

[@mariaangelova8275]

Noam Chomsky is incredible!!!! Great interview and I can't stop listening to his perspective on the event through history!! He is my inspiration! I wish that more young people will take a listen and take action!!

[@eddieinfp1166]

We need your wisdom now and in the next coming years more than ever!

[@lilu5cinco891]

A Great honor to have you in this interview. Thank you very much.

[@sch117sch]

Watching this in early 2022 is most impressive. The global pandemic and the Ukraine crisis predicted in 2016. Makes me worry about Chomsky's other predictions.

[@annmurphy3686]

Did he know his coffee was going to spill and burn his balls?.

[@sch117sch]

Probably. That is a mishap that occurs to men on a regular basis.

[@MrWolfheart111]

Every Civilization in the Universe has or will go through what we are going through now. Wars and Pandemics. Its the nature of life. Life finds a way to survive... we will be ok. :)

[@debbieminton9191]

Wow! Thank you. However the most important thing to me right now is what he said about large numbers working together to save our world, our lives. I am seeing

[@yasminesteinbauer8565]

He "predicted" a conflict in 2016 that began in 2014?🤔

[@autocadlttechnicalsketchwc491]

A wise man Noam Chomsky, thank you for making this informative interview ❤️

[@dontchastop]

If often wondered what this world would look like if all of humanity was free to ask questions, and to engage in civil conversations the way that Chomsky does.

[@kiwitrainguy]

It would be a paradise.

[@greghamilton6681]

Eckhart Tolle has explained this anomaly thus: "The greatest achievement of humanity is not its works of art, science or technology but the recognition of its own dysfunction, its own madness." Noam Chomsky understands the horror of our predicament and isn't shy about commenting on it. We're all plain f**king mad and raging full steam ahead to extinction as a species.

[@Angelofloveandhappiness]

Good thing this interview has been recorded and hopefully protected. His words and wisdom are wealth

[@samdeur]

You'd be surprised to learn this is one of the few KZbin shots if not the only one with Noam Chomsky that is of such high quality finally thx guys

[@christianhofstatter7853]

Für mich eine der besten Analysen unserer Welt die ich je gehört habe. Danke Jung & Naiv und Danke Noam Chomsky.

[@MartinKam]

Team Jung & Naiv... Ich glaub das ist bis jetzt das beste und wichtigste Video, was ihr gedreht habt. Direkt nochmal Geld für euch überweisen. Ganz ehrlich, vielen vielen Dank für eure Arbeit!

[@democracy189]

Fascinating synopsis of the geopolitical strategies regarding various issues. His "alien perspective" is a fantastic way to look at the world and it's challenges in an unbiased, non partisan way yet still highlighting partisan differences in a logical manner. From a third party perspective, if you will. Mr Chomsky is obviously well informed, current and an intellectual thinker. I must say, I found the last hour or so enlightening, informative and delightful. Thank you for this presentation. I feel I've expanded my views regarding these issues immensely.

[@thanhbi]

Thanks for this masterpiece, may I have the honor to translate and sub it in Vietnamese, to spread and hope my fellow people open their minds more a little bit, Mr. Jung?

[@tilojung]

sure!

[@NKomarov]

...and in Russian?

[@husham6075]

@@NKomarov sure to

[@natura808]

First of all we have to “translate” it to English

[@natura808]

@Avalokita LOL - Just to keep it simple - keep it real...

[@godivachoco6509]

Best interview ever. Thank you Chomsky

[@lllllGreenDaylllll]

I wanted this video to be about 2-3hrs long...so much useful information

[@adamcturnbull]

man, so great to listen to Chomsky. I missed this before but it was very well done.

[@colleendolan992]

Noam Chomsky is indeed famous even to a care support worker like me. I love and work with intellectually and physically disabled people. Noam is my hero. Its lovely to see more of his wonderful intellect in this area. My studies in social anthropology lead me to his gift of imparting knowledge easily to increase my understanding of humanity within global affairs. Thank you sweet man for uplifting my sense of self with the work i do with love and care for some of the most beautiful people in our world.xxx

[@petestrat07]

Excellent interviewer. Lots of silence coupled with great questions that prove he is listening to every word.

[@ericsutter5957]

16:28 he says it's hard to find words. Think about that. The Republicans are so astonishingly awful that THE FATHER OF MODERN LINGUISTICS cannot find the WORDS to describe you.

[@patriley9449]

Unlike the wonderful Democrats like Nancy Pelosi, Maxine Waters,AOC, Joe Biden and others. They are really wonderful people,

[@sydneymorey6059]

It’s so easy to love this man.

[@annalisa14]

Noam… a National… no, planetary Treasure! Such love 💕 I have for him… he’s now around 94 or so, years old; cherish him.

[@gabes80]

I've only gotten through a third of this interview, but you've really done well: you ask good, succinct questions and then you listen patiently and let Chomsky give a full and detailed response. Additionally, the video is good but the audio is excellent. So many interviewers have no idea what they're doing with audio -- whereas it's as simple as sticking a decent hairy windscreen on a Zoom H5N, setting the levels, and holding the audio recorder at a reasonable distance from your interviewee's mouth. In short, eminently watchable. Thank you, I have no idea what your political agenda is or what your channel is about, but I plan to check out your other videos regardless :) EDIT: Pretty sure that's an H4N, not an H5N. Superb quality, just goes to show you don't need to spend hundreds of dollars to get excellent sound.

[@Demention94]

"What's being discussed is tweets at 3am" Pretty much sums up the media and intellect of this generation.

[@youareanatural]

Get off the phone and experience reality. Get off the phone when driving.

[@Dichtsau]

fuckoff, don't blame the generation, every goddamn generation got assholes, idiots & smart ones

[@cfytcf]

You mean Trump's generation, right? Since he's the one tweeting at 3am. Like how millennials were always blamed for "participation medals" when it was the _teachers_ generation thinking them up and giving them out.

[@W4rfire]

If this is about Trumps tweets than I actually disagree, it is important. Not because he is talking about anything important in that tweet, but we got to be aware that the same person doing this is the one who should save the US from such threats as mentioned here. Therefore it is actually an important issue to cover. Actually thats the whole point of covering such things, that you need a leader that can handle situations of emergency well and his tweets are often proving that he cannot do that. This mere fact is important and still too many dont see that and just think of him as funny and entertaining

[@troychurch6250]

If you are upset about a generation, look at the generation that raised them. The common factors of the world they were born into and the generation that raised them. You can't rest that blame on the shoulders of those that had no say in the world they were given, and still don't as the old guard ignores the world going up in flames.

[@missme3331]

You should have provided better seating arrangements for the professor...his head/neck turned to one side in the way you had him seated, for camera comfort, clearly hurt him. He touched his neck throughout the interview, with what seemed to be a reaction to his disconfort🙃otherwise, great info...Chomsky; amazing heart and mind.

[@kevinsturges6957]

Great conversation. You Tube needs more content like this!

[@lulou14MerMa]

What an incredible man. This interview was brilliant.🤗

[@nkvk2810]

Watch 37:36 "Another major problem is the threat of pandemics, diseases that can't be controlled". This is wisdom. Let the wise heed the warning of this Prophet of Humanity- Noam Chomsky.

[@MicahMicahel]

now Chomsky is an authoritarian. He advocated starving the unvaxxed to death! Chomsky is a hypocrite!

[@jeremyreagan9085]

Ich Liebe Noam Chomsky.

[@user-yp7be3vz2e]

Mr Chomsky is amongst the most brilliant persons in our time.

[@kirstinstrand6292]

There are many brilliant people on Planet Earth, however Noam Chomsky has probably done more with his Brilliance than most others. Too sad that his Brilliance has not rubbed off on more of the Average citizens.

[@DentfreeEurope]

I am immensely thankful for this extremely intelligent and priceless interview

[@iainmair485]

Words cannot describe Noam Chomsky’s value to humanity.

[@tightgeist]

6:30 ff. beobachtet mal den Kaffeebecher. Ich verspreche "Nervenkitzel pur".

[@MassEffectGER]

Der Kaffeestand springt auf und ab! Lügenpresse!11!!

[@NoRygBu]

Was für'n Kaffebecher?? o0 0o :3 ö___ö

[@Synapsenkitzler]

ignore the coffeerace

[@julianwatson5600]

NoRyg Bu

>> What is being discussed is tweets YOU ARE the perfect representation of "people" discussing all things trivial but the important stuff at hand.

[@BlindPacemaker]

This was a really, really great interview of Chomsky, thank you =)

[@glenn-younger]

What a great premise: What would an alien see and say about humanity? It gives us a chance to see a bigger picture. And Naom Chomsky is a sitting encyclopedia of historical analyses. Thank you for conducting the interview. Well done!

[@knowahnosenothing4862]

The humans that farm other humans are known as psychopaths. The farmed humans blame each other while the farmers get fat rich and laugh. Guess what category Noam is.

[@glenn-younger]

@@knowahnosenothing4862 That's so oblique, I'm not sure what you're trying to say. If what you're wanting to communicate is important to you, want to try again, more straightforward this time?

[@nikkiflorio9938]

Noam is brilliant. He will be famous, to those who care to learn about throughtful humans, but more, is important to see and learn from today

[@jenniferlouis7832]

FINALLY! Interviewer: "Which country is the GREATEST threat to world peace?" Chomsky: "The United States is way ahead, nobody's even close. This doesn't get reported in the United States. Most people never even hear about it." Me:Thaaaaaank you, Mr. Chomsky!!!!😁

[@KhorBaPeaceComesFromWithin]

great interview, with a remarkable man. I'd say the interviewer did a nice job as well. May you both find peace, and happiness in this life.

[@franklombardisr7774]

very informing interview

[@stefanhuber9095]

Puhhh, keine positive Perspektive. Wir müssen uns wirklich zusammenreißen!!! Danke für das Interview!

[@bajamcguide]

So thankful for this man.

[@estelled389]

Such a brilliant mind. Greatly appreciated this wonderful interview.

[@DschongHo]

Wie süß, am Ende lassen sich alle ihre Bücher signieren. xD Sehr, sehr gut, Tilo!

[@SloppyTransistors]

Fascinating. A foreign interviewer means viewers get a slightly different perspective than they're used to. The alien conceit was perfect, because Chomsky already seems to think in terms of how someone with morals but no knowledge would react to certain events. Well done!

[@suedonn7996]

Glad to see young people willing to listen to the elders!

[@artregeous]

elders of zion is always right

[@lisaclausen8304]

Chomsky is one of the greatest thinkers of all time. . . Thank you!

[@22kataking]

No he's not. Probably you do not do the thinking.

[@trafficselections]

big thumbs up tilo, keep your good work up, and thanks for your good questions @ BPK and all the other good work < 3

[@beckynelson6786]

I am always grateful to read or listen to Noam Chomsky.Every utterance is gold.

[@daviduller1975]

All english Interviews from "Jung and Naiv": kzbin.info/aero/PLW-3puKmVhzBCx4urlK8tBhU9VXdPSqY8 daumen hoch, dann sehens auch die amis;)

[@magneleonardkarlsen3358]

The well-off human natural response to a variety of crisises is an enhanched interest in sports and entertainment of all possible forms. We know too much, don't want to know anything and avoid thinking rationally about important issues.

[@dazesalaz6879]

every person on this planet needs to listen to this man speak.

[@craigpruess5565]

Chomsky was one of my professors at MIT in the late ‘60’s, I have enormous respect for him. But something happened around Sept 2001 where he shut down his bigger cognisance, refused to really look at anomalous events on that fateful day. Now I perceive that he is completely unaware of the true exopolitical realms with humanity, those forces shaping our evolution. So, it does sadden me, but I’m willing to celebrate his brilliance all those previous years.

[@dorisemetisse]

I wonder what his current view is

[@feynmanschwingere_mc2270]

Nonsense. You are completely wrong. Noam has been right about everything even after 2001. He was also right about 2001. He predicted it would happen. So read more of his books.

[@sparkytuttle2966]

Now in July of 2022, I find the references to the big corporations, tax evasions, same corporations now on the campus of MIT, and every other campus, the Ukraine, Russian, and German connection and finally the virus...holy crap, that alien had his finger on the world. Great interview.

[@CampingforCool41]

Quite a dire view of the future. Unfortunately, I agree that it is pretty likely. Not guaranteed, but with the way things are going, our prospects are not looking good.

[@blski]

What a knowledge, what an intellect, what an intelligence. We all are privileged and should be grateful for being able to have him. For about 50 yrs now Chomsky comments on political issues, for obvious reasons, concentrating his interests on US and it seems that he is ignored not only by popular but by politicians regardless of their persuasions. This should not come as a surprise in the nation in which Rush Limbaugh enjoys popularity and which had chosen Uncurious George and Donald for their leaders. The first time I "met" Chomsky was during his TV discussion with the Republican intellectual icon William Buckley who was no much for Chomsky and from then on I am trying to seek his "advice". Needless to say Chomsky was never again invited by any TV program or no politician dare to engage in any discussion with him. You Americans are blessed to have this man among you and stupid to ignore him.

[@riverandaspring]

The most warm-hearted, mindboggling, intellectually broad and proficient intellectuals alive. We used to study bis take on semantics and syntax like 20 years ago at the university - and when we found out about his incredible political engagement a decade ago, we have been obsessing about his revelations ever since. Thanks for the interview.

[@jeremypimentel3886]

I can't believe I'm wearing my earphones right now listening to this while playing Genshin Impact quests without sound. I have subscribed, I think this will work for me.

[@jacquesh.3353]

Danke für das Interview! Ich hab mich schon darauf gefreut. :) :)

[@TerenceChill82]

Großartiger Mann dieser Noam Chomsky.

[@ML44lakes]

I like how he brings out the past histories. It takes one word and it starts with B

[@laurabartoletti6412]

Noam Chomsky has always fascinated me with his insights and words of wisdom. He knows a thing or two about a thing or two!! ( He calmly speaks about horrific topics, concerning facts, or current events , compelling the listener to REALLY LISTEN!!) Thank You Noam, Sir. 🦅🍀

[@diminishedecho]

Thanks for this excellent interview.

[@zed11634]

ein lebendiges Geschichtsbuch der das Weltgeschehen als Gesamtbild betrachtet ohne Partei zu beziehen... Danke für das Interview

[@ParanoidMind]

Partei bezieht er eigentlich ganz gern. Ich weiß nicht warum politische Neutralität in Deutschland so wertgeschätzt wird :)

[@fawnifyy]

Ja keine Position zu beziehen bedeutet keinen oder nur einen geringen Einfluss nehmen zu wollen, was für jmd. mit einem solchem Wissen eine Verschwendung wäre.

[@SystemWho]

ich glaube, was er meinte war, dass er die sachen objektiv betrachtet und nicht nur von einer Partei aus

[@Synapsenkitzler]

+Lukas Knecht keine position zu beziehen bedeutet das vorherrschende zu legitimieren

[@tobistein6911]

Er ist nicht objektiv. Er bezieht eine sehr klare, sprich radikale Position sogar. Er ist aber nicht so albern wie andere Parteien und objektiver, weil nicht von so niederen Motiven wie diese (Politiker, Spin-Doktoren, Bankster etc.) geleitet. Er will wirklich helfen.

[@jobbygerm2706]

This amazing legend of a man is a treasure. I wouldn't hesitate in putting him in charge of the "starship earth" and every one of his opinions acted out in positive manner.

[@muypro4]

As to the methane problem, I think pocketed methane that pops up from the Ocean floors (the Indian Ocean for one) is way more problematic than cow flatulence! He also never mentioned the huge herds of grass-eating animals such as gnus in Africa and huge herds of reindeer in Iceland that produce methane also and btw have done so for millions of years!

[@candidkafka6537]

I just love Noam ! ../huge respect from India

[@beautymyreligion]

awesome interview!!! great questions!!

[@MLeber]

Danke Tilo! Schick doch diesen Beitrag ans Kanzleramt, damit Herr Seibert und Konsorten in der BK was zu sagen haben!!!

[@KnutRichter1]

Das ist genau der richtige Ort ....

[@worldshaper1723]

Amazing! I often wonder what would aliens think about us.

[@galaxytraveler5779]

That's actually the way I think now lol. I am constantly observing and wondering what the point of all this is..

[@worldshaper1723]

@@galaxytraveler5779 Just to leave the world better than where you found it.

[@jrosebud2021]

Last 20 minutes is so relevant for 2022!!

[@danified9834]

37:34 He knew. Hear this man out; he has real insights into humanity's future.