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Episode #121 - Matt Ehret and the Unseen Intentions of U.S. History
8 de nov. de 2022 ·
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Author and Historian Matt Ehret joins me for a lively discussion from Aristotle's effect on modern bad historians to Aaron Burr's thrice failed attempts to undermine the American Revolution and...
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Author and Historian Matt Ehret joins me for a lively discussion from Aristotle's effect on modern bad historians to Aaron Burr's thrice failed attempts to undermine the American Revolution and why we should never, ever let the agents of the British aristocracy run around in the dark.
Show Notes:
Matt's Substack
https://matthewehret.substack.com/
Matt's Documentary on the Secret History of the U.S. Police State:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/XRQFpzljKkk/
https://canadianpatriot.org
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Show Notes:
Matt's Substack
https://matthewehret.substack.com/
Matt's Documentary on the Secret History of the U.S. Police State:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/XRQFpzljKkk/
https://canadianpatriot.org
Comentarios
Erm, Matt just miss-attributed the ideas of epistemological idealism (Kant, Hume, Bertrand Russell, et al and is relativist) to Aristotle, where Aristotle was an epistemological realist who stated that truth is universal, must be logically consistent, and agree with observed reality. Aristotle's law of identity is anathema to everything Matt just attributed to him. I hope he just had a brain fart there.
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