Greta UN Speech

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5 лет назад 41:08

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We tried to give an honest analysis of the Greta Thunberg speech at the UN and highlighted some things we liked and the things we did not like.

On the one hand we admire the courage Greta has to speak in on a global stage, but on the other hand we believe the politicians dishonestly used the teenager to virtue signal to their base.

For more in depth written analysis, visit our website www.FirstPrinciplesPodcast.com

Connect on twitter @f1rstprinciples

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Greta UN Speech

First Principles Podcast

published 5 лет назад

MP3•Главная эпизода

We tried to give an honest analysis of the Greta Thunberg speech at the UN and highlighted some things we liked and the things we did not like.

On the one hand we admire the courage Greta has to speak in on a global stage, but on the other hand we believe the politicians dishonestly used the teenager to virtue signal to their base.

For more in depth written analysis, visit our website www.FirstPrinciplesPodcast.com

Connect on twitter @f1rstprinciples

26 эпизодов

#Science #firstprinciples

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