The Art Of Conversation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- In this podcast, Kushal speaks with Amit Varma from The Seen and the Unseen podcast about a whole host of issues. They talk about the need for being good. How does Amit see morality? How does one handle disagreement? Why is it important to live an examined life?
AMIT’S LINKS
Twitter -- @amitvarma
1. Amit’s podcast, The Seen and the Unseen: seenunseen.in/
2. Amit’s TH-cam show, Everything is Everything: www.youtube.co...
3. The Art of Podcasting - Episode 49 of Everything is Everything: • The Art of Podcasting ...
4. The Reformers - Episode 28 of Everything is Everything: • The Reformers | Episod...
5. Beware of These Five Fallacies! - Episode 45 of Everything is Everything: • Beware of These Five F...
6. Stay Away From Luxury Beliefs - Episode 46 of Everything is Everything: • Stay Away From Luxury ...
7. The Life and Times of KP Krishnan - Episode 355 of The Seen and the Unseen: • Ep 355: The Life and T...
8. The Life and Times of Montek Singh Ahluwalia - Episode 285 of The Seen and the Unseen: • Ep 285: The Life and T...
9. The Forgotten Greatness of PV Narasimha Rao - Episode 283 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Vinay Sitapati): • Ep 283: The Forgotten ...
10. Lant Pritchett Is on Team Prosperity - Episode 379 of The Seen and the Unseen: • Ep 379: Lant Pritchett...
11. How to Do Development - Episode 57 of Everything is Everything: • How to Do Development|...
12. The Tragedy of Our Farm Bills - Episode 211 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Ajay Shah): • Ep 211: The Tragedy of...
13. India’s Problem Is Poverty, Not Inequality -- Amit Varma: indiauncut.com...
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The crossover we got but didn’t deserve
Dunno about you but I definitely deserve this crossover
Seen and the Unseen was the first podcast i listened to (probably like 5-6 years ago). My core views on economics was almost entirely shaped by Amit's early episodes. I like the guy.
But the only complaint I have is the long long discussion about the background and how the guests grew up. I don't really want to know all that. Like, come on, why on earth would i want to know anything about people like Zubair😅
I have kinda moved on from Seen and the Unseen these days. But still check it out once in a while.
The 8 hr long episode "Life and the times of the Indian Economy" is a masterpiece and i highly recommend it to anyone who wants to know about Indian economy.
Most of his views are decent but when like most leftists denies islamism in India
Agree with where Amit is coming from but I don’t think he’s aware of the dissonance in his values outlook. For instance, saying I don’t support bjp for its anti Muslim stance and not pointing out the source for the bigotry which is the fabric of many laws and implementation of them doesn’t seem right. You cannot be mad at Hindus for saying temples are under govt control and then lashing out at personal law. You need to support something along the lines of UCC otherwise the liberal values you care about go for a toss.
Exactly like all leftists he denies Islamism in India
Exactly
With all due respect couldn't get more than half way through because the guest with all that knowledge still ends up sounding exactly like me from 3-4 years ago when I justified my support for Congress/anti BJP stance and was dismissive of most things done by bjp .
I just feel like I'm reading my own diary 🤦♂️
Couldn't agree more.
Overall a longer podcast is required to get his in detailed view on topics
@@bababistril Amit never said the current Congress was any good or support it.
Neither did I but effectively I always parroted congress speaking points , in the guise of being "neutral" turns out I never was and so weren't my sources of information who claimed being unbiased. And similarly I see happening with Amit
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@@noneoftheabove666neither did I ever openly come out with full support for Congress before, but effectively I had always parroted congress talking points ,
Turns out in the guise of being "neutral" I never was and so weren't my sources of information who also claimed being unbiased.
I'm not dismissive of the fact irrespective of opinions we should all talk to each other , but also it's a weird feeling to hear my past self whom I disagree with so much now.
Seen and Unseen Podcast is very good podcast overall, only difference I feel is that he doesn't fact checks or confronts his guests much from other pov , maybe his bias plays a role in that .
Anyway sensible voices are always appreciable :)❤
Even Kushal rarely does that 😅
This was a fantastic conversation between people who disagree and try to find common ground.
good podcast ye le engagement
Hahaha
When Amit said about Pro Choice and Pro Life, this idea came back to my mind. But I never got an answer for it.
People who sees this can speak their views in the comments. And if Kushal sees this and find this question relevant, maybe he could do a monologue on it.
The question is :
People support women to abort their pregnency by saying 'Her Choice'.
But doesn't the father of the child has rights?
I get that it is her body and she has the right on her body. But the father has the right on the child. Even in the reverse case also it's the same. If the father wants to abort it, it is still her choice. But once the baby comes out, the state puts the whole responsibility on the father. Isn't there a moral issue here?
Why are the men always forced to perform the responsibility but often discriminated when it comes to gender rights?
I suppose ultimately since pregnancy affects physical and medical aspects of the woman’s body, she ultimately should have the right to make her own medical decisions. Regarding the state forcing the father, I’m not sure what the exact laws are but ultimately I believe both parents have a shared responsibility and the state should reasonably enforce that
u should hear dave chappelle
‘that bastard is condemned when he leaves the child but that bitch is allowed to kill the child 😂” dave’s joke
i still believe every couple should write their decisions with abortion and responsibility when getting their marriage registered 😂
@@mukul_neutral I am more concerned with unmarried couples to be honest.
@@Mundarapilly maybe state should not put father responsible, then males would be flirting and fooling around incessantly. And maybe father should have the right to decide in abortion, then they should take full responsibility for child (BUT. can they milk feed the baby, do they have pheromones communicating with newborn, meanwhile there are just very few species where man takes any responsibility for the baby).
it is bit complicated, for it involves lot different degree of emotions for different couples atleast we do need a device which can give us magnitude of love each parent have for the unborn, yet taking in that human emotions change with time). yeah but overall the current laws just lead to a purchase of a good quality condom.
Kushal’s attempts to match Amit and his drive to appear intelligent can be quite grating. His tendency to insert himself into crucial moments while virtue signalling is frustrating. Amit tries to maintain a distance, which adds a hilarity to Kushal’s efforts to emphasise their similarities. While Amit’s ability to absorb and articulate vast amounts of information is impressive, it also seems motivated by a need to validate himself. This shows how human behaviour, despite being studied ad nauseum is often driven by the insatiable desire for recognition and acknowledgment. EGO.
Similarly, the clash between the two main religious ideologies in India is profound: one challenges personal choice and consent, while the other champions freedom of expression. The choice is between universal harmony and submission.
I may not agree with you 100%...still well written and analysed
Thanks Doctor Freud Mitra. Now please provide a self analysis of your own comment.
well analysed
i agree that kushal is driven too much on emotions.
but i think these people have least ego in comparison to rest of the folks out there in the market, i could count various rural and urban peoples i meet as well.
last few lines i cannot get because these guys are quite frank in their explanation in behaviour and are open to ideas i can’t really categorise them.
Loved the podcast! One thing I'm unable to appreciate is just how inundated I was with ads. I am at the 39:00 mark right now, and I must've been interrupted by ads at least 7-10 times (I didn't keep a count).
I'd rather become a patron and pay for quality conversations without interruptions.
Apologies for this rant Kushal. Your content is fantastic! I like the video format sometimes. I wish there was a way to watch the conversaiton too without ads every 2-3 minutes.
PS: Wow! Just got interrupted by a new ad while typing this! Crazy!
Halfway though and just a single ad for me
@@aryankumarprasad1574 oh! Not sure what's happening here then.
@@HrishikeshSomani YT algo for me goes in phases, somedays I experince like you, somedays its normal. Hope it gets better for you too :)
@@aryankumarprasad1574 thanks! :)
So if u are against triple talaq, Nika halal is anti muslim,and u call yourself intellectual
Dishonesty at its peak if you listen to the likes of Amit Verma.. Hypocrisy, flawed concepts, Hindu hatred koot koot k bhara hai
55:06 pissed off
kushal i know the world is bad and i don’t know for sure why the god has made it so.
but bad things exists to give u a purpose and reason to fight with passion meanwhile giving u satisfaction.
your reply would be “nahi chaida aisa purpose bhad mein jaye aisa satisfaction”😂
well world is a real illusion u can choose to ignore it but that would be boring right ?
Ye Amit verma saiyad mujammil Sab Ek hi category k hain, make word salad koi weight nhi, aise log hi every sinner has a future bol k nikal lete hain
U mean syyed muzammil
Bakloli
Dr zarik Naik chala aaya hai Pakistan mein please help karo
Only tribalism Amit supports is free market tribalism
I don't like democracy....Just look at China and us...
We are bjp supporters but vote for aap in Delhi
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