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Why do we only call Russian billionaires 'oligarchs'? Are we critical towards the top 0.01% of other nations? Follow along as we investigate these questions, reading the article by economist, Yanis Varoufakis, Why Stop at the Russian Oligarchs? Enhance your thinking with new and exciting weekly material presented on the Cogito Podcast, pondering upon the fields of philosophy, psychology, sociology, and more! An ordinary person deciphering the complexities of the most interesting academic fields. Exploring literature from philosophy, psychology, sociology, etc. The main purpose of the podcast is to allow freedom to think for yourself, disagreement is therefore more than welcome. About the host: Hi! I am the host of the Cogito Podcast, in which I seek to explore a multitude of
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Why do we only call Russian billionaires 'oligarchs'? Are we critical towards the top 0.01% of other nations? Follow along as we investigate these questions, reading the article by economist, Yanis Varoufakis, Why Stop at the Russian Oligarchs? Enhance your thinking with new and exciting weekly material presented on the Cogito Podcast, pondering upon the fields of philosophy, psychology, sociology, and more! An ordinary person deciphering the complexities of the most interesting academic fields. Exploring literature from philosophy, psychology, sociology, etc. The main purpose of the podcast is to allow freedom to think for yourself, disagreement is therefore more than welcome. About the host: Hi! I am the host of the Cogito Podcast, in which I seek to explore a multitude of
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| Why do we only call Russian billionaires 'oligarchs'? Are we critical towards the top 0.01% of other nations? Follow along as we investigate these questions, reading the article by economist, Yanis Varoufakis, Why Stop at the Russian Oligarchs? Enhance your thinking with new and exciting weekly material presented on the Cogito Podcast, pondering upon the fields of philosophy, psychology, sociology, and more! An ordinary person deciphering the complexities of the most interesting academic fields. Exploring literature from philosophy, psychology, sociology, etc. The main purpose of the podcast is to allow freedom to think for yourself, disagreement is therefore more than welcome. About the host: Hi! I am the host of the Cogito Podcast, in which I seek to explore a multitude of topics. The purpose of this podcast is to engage in critical thinking. My educational background is that I am student of Danish, English, and History, and therefore, I don't acclaim to be an expert on any of the presented fields. However, I do strive to offer a clear reading, and some additional commentary that may lead to further reflection. I will thus admit that my intrepretations are by no means definite, and I encourage you to think for yourself! Thanks for tuning into my podcast, I greatly appreciate it. Most important of all, take care! Disclaimer: I try to present a fair intrepretation of the text or topic at hand, but please bear with me, and have some understanding for that I am just a human being. Throughout my episodes, I attempt to clarify when espousing my own opinions. I do not believe that I can reach some form of absolute objectivity, in discussing the complexities of various social sciences, and therefore, I must note that I am well aware that I present biases, just like everyone else. The purpose of this podcast is to present ideas for your own reflection, and I greatly encourage you to think critically! Also, I shall note that the opinion I give at a certain time, is not neccesarily the view that I hold now. I do not identify with ideas or opinions, and try to the best of my ability, not to conflate my ego with ideological stances. I want to point out that it is not my intention to be deliberately hurtful towards other people, but I do reflect upon very controversial issues, and therefore if you are not open to provocative topics, this podcast may not be for you. I am doing my best, but will also note, that I will fail in being perfectly articulate and considerate in my podcast. However, that is no excuse to not try and engage in critical thinking. Thanks for your understanding, take care. |