MY House Matsu
MY House Matsu
Diagnonsense Ep. 33: The Societal META with Todd Smoldon
Diagnonsense Ep. 33: The Societal META with Todd Smoldon
Diagnonsense Ep. 33: The Societal META with Todd Smoldon
Thursday 13th July 2023
Join Isaac Smolden, Kurt Homek, and Todd Smoldon as they link Ayn Rand's 'Atlas Shrugged' with Bioshock and modern social services.
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Get the buttons here!Unpacking Ayn Rand: Atlas Shrugged, Bioshock, and Modern Social Services
Episode Overview
- Explore parallels between 'Atlas Shrugged' and Bioshock, uncovering societal implications
- Discuss the complexities of political philosophies and their impact on compassion and innovation
- Address challenges in homelessness and substance abuse, emphasizing comprehensive support and exit strategies
- Delve into the impact of regulations on innovation and societal change
- Encourage critical thinking on economic systems, innovation, and human nature
I think we have to be careful to not equate certain types of systems with automatic results. I don't feel like the culture is always focused on where the most change can be.
What happens when you mix the philosophical depths of Ayn Rand's 'Atlas Shrugged' with the dystopian world of Bioshock? In this episode of Diagnonsense, Isaac Smolden and Kurt Homek team up with Todd Smoldon to find out. They dive headfirst into the intricate themes of Rand's novel and draw fascinating parallels with the iconic video game, all while tying these concepts back to today's social services landscape.
From dissecting political philosophies to debating the role of regulation in stifling or spurring innovation, this conversation is anything but surface-level. The trio doesn't shy away from the tough topics either. They tackle the challenges of addressing homelessness and substance abuse, stressing the need for comprehensive support systems and viable exit strategies. This episode isn't just a discussion; it's a call to think critically about economic systems, human nature, and how we can drive societal change.
Whether you're a fan of Rand, a gamer intrigued by Bioshock, or someone passionate about social issues, this episode promises to leave you with plenty to ponder.