Moderated by Dani Newsum. Lael Segall begins by questioning where civil society came from. Segall then makes an assumption that the features of civil society may have been prescribed by a particular culture in a particular time in history. David Finkle explains how there is some form of integration in society when there is disintegration. Finkle then states how civilization has found a way to put a break on the disintegration of humanity. Finkle briefly talks about how fear makes the world go round. Roger Ebert explains how tribalism is the biggest social disease in the world today. Ebert then discusses how most of the people who are against abortion are women.
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Moderated by Dani Newsum. Lael Segall begins by questioning where civil society came from. Segall then makes an assumption that the features of civil society may have been prescribed by a particular culture in a particular time in history. David Finkle explains how there is some form of integration in society when there is disintegration. Finkle then states how civilization has found a way to put a break on the disintegration of humanity. Finkle briefly talks about how fear makes the world go round. Roger Ebert explains how tribalism is the biggest social disease in the world today. Ebert then discusses how most of the people who are against abortion are women.
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