The Treason of Experts: A Deep Dive with Tom Harrington
Episode Overview
Question the blind trust in experts and elites. Data is often manipulated to justify predetermined actions. Embrace nostalgia and tradition to counter modern disconnection. Consumer choices can signal values and drive change. Simple activities like nature walks can restore patience.
If I had a newborn today, I'm asking myself, would I give him the shot? I think the answer is no.
Curious about the treason of experts? In this episode, Jeffrey Tucker takes the helm as guest host, bringing us a riveting conversation with author and scholar Tom Harrington. They dissect the dark arts of experts who hide behind a veneer of science, exploring how the Covid era exposed their true motives. It's not just a critique of the so-called age of science; it's a call to embrace tradition and question authority.
Harrington's insights into cultural patterns offer a fresh perspective on our times, challenging the blind trust in elites and experts. With humour and depth, they delve into the notion that data is often used to justify predetermined actions, rather than guiding true understanding. From movie sequels to Cracker Barrel's logo debacle, they illustrate the disconnect between corporate decision-makers and the public. As they ponder the role of nostalgia and tradition, you'll find yourself questioning what you revere in today's world.
This episode is a reminder that sometimes, it's the simple things—like a walk in nature—that can restore our sense of patience and connection. So, what do you truly value in your life? It's time to take control and make deliberate choices.