thoughts, comments, and analysis of Yaron's talk at Clemson about Western Civilization and its value

Defining, Explaining, and Defending Western Civilization

modern attacks on Western Civilization; religion, slavery and multi-culturalism

modern assault on Individualism and Western Civilization
Reason, collectivism, nationalism, individualism, tribalism, racism

Saving the Enlightenment
Reason, Objectivism, individualism, liberty, freedom

Q: Was Yaron's discussion with Andrew Sullivan an example of an Aristotle vs. Plato debate?

Q: Why do religionists elevate the community?

Q: Is Andrew Sullivan a modern example of a medieval mystic?

Q: Will the West crawl out of this era by embracing Objectivism or is Fascism-totalitarianism inevitable?

Q: Is Andrew Sullivan an example of an anti-Capitalist religionist similar to the Leftist religionists?

Q: How similar are Sullivan's views to the German views in the 19th century?

Q: Thoughts on the existence of secret societies during the Enlightenment?

Q: Is modern Western Civilization similar to Rome before it fell?

Q: Do a show on Jack Welsh?

Q: Are banks in a bear market?

Q: Why do Objectivists believe in a New Dark Ages?

Q: Aren't there some emergency situations where one has to be secondhanded?

Q: Should one use physical or ebook to read and study Rand?

Question Are private corporations corrupt?

Q: thoughts on Chinese corporations using slave labor?

Q: Thoughts on NAP?

Q: Is there any aesthetic value in cathedrals?

Q: How is the theory of separation of powers related to Capitalism?

Q: Why is there a fear of change as evidenced in Yaron's Clemson event as contrasted with a romantization of stagnation?