New Persuasive Words

In this episode, recorded minutes after Biden announced he was dropping out of the 2024 presidential race, we talk Nietzsche. We think a bit Nietzsche's early work, The Birth of Tragedy (https://www.amazon.com/Birth-Tragedy-Spirit-Penguin-Classics/dp/0140433392/ref=sr_1_1?crid=MTSS2LTQF8WS&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.qHW7hKbv88wyEQdqfYp12PLxBN3yOsA37On_KbCKB-oDQ4E1Ruw7t5EKXCBMlr3_9ncMYcgMx9YR7KF7Y51cfJp8_p2sCcxfGcR8A6-2_HfOMAL951QB_q-7yxW3cwPxCbAxx9peSLBDw7nW8bmT6RABKleJ988wjTjQSJvkdnFiI-SIgUh_iI4cE-stAeQqHaz7Z2MEGHGuvG1W9M-jWQty5R9P4Yn52Bm6GbHBIAXN5gQqYvGFGbx7s9Mv5yC9E87PeUc4G1iiDIFFv16_P_H9oz_FS73u60z0j-iP6lo.F4TuSm7ESPWQdqCleZcyv8tyYSPx9AO5Nt06Yl6aCjQ&dib_tag=se&keywords=birth+of+tragedy&qid=1721596828&sprefix=birth+of+trage%2Caps%2C122&sr=8-1). We try to think through what it might speak to a dramatic, polarized political situation, and what it might teach us about how both parties understand the human condition.