In this conversation, Roman Cabanac and Will Tanner delve into the historical and contemporary implications of Rhodesia's legacy, the concept of state decay, and the importance of state-proofing in South Africa. They explore the nature of civilization, the post-World War II consensus, and the myths surrounding liberation movements. The discussion culminates in predictions about the future of global politics and the potential for a shift in America's role on the world stage. In this conversation, Roman Cabanac and Will Tanner explore the future of civilization, discussing whether humanity needs to become a planet-faring species or if it can thrive solely on Earth. They delve into the historical influences of European civilization, the detrimental impact of American policies on Europe, and the consequences of the Ukraine-Russia conflict. The discussion also touches on the importance of hierarchy and selective breeding in shaping civilizations, concluding with recommended readings that provide deeper insights into these themes.
00:00 Exploring Rhodesia's Legacy
02:54 State Decay and Its Consequences
05:52 State-Proofing: A South African Perspective
08:46 The Nature of Civilization
12:06 The Post-World War II Consensus
14:46 The Myths of Liberation Movements
18:06 The Future of Global Politics
28:14 The Future of Civilization: Planet-Faring or Earth-Bound?
35:32 America's Impact on European Civilization
39:39 The Consequences of the Ukraine-Russia Conflict
47:58 The Role of Hierarchy and Selective Breeding in Civilization
54:39 Concluding Thoughts and Recommended Readings
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