It Could Happen Here Weekly 251
Summary
This episode examines the systematic nature of West Bank settler violence, arguing that incidents like livestock theft and sieges represent state policy executed through deniable proxies rather than fringe actions. It also covers the AI industry’s recent push for self-regulation following safety incidents, critiquing calls for a "slowdown" as regulatory capture while advocating for government oversight and public ownership. Finally, the show explores the critical loss of biological and cultural diversity, framing it as a fundamental condition for human creativity and freedom.
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