Russell Banks, one of the United States's most celebrated writers of contemporary fiction, delivers the 2014 Ingersoll Lecture on Immortality at Harvard Divinity School.
Banks argues that immortality, if it exists, lies with people's descendants—their children, and their children’s children, and on. In the modern era, he states, it has become increasingly difficult to protect children from dangerous forces in the world. Today, children have become the largest single segment of the consumer economy.
00:00 Welcome by David N. Hempton, Dean, Harvard Divinity School
04:42 Introduction by Davíd Carrasco, Neil L. Rudenstine Professor of the Study of Latin America, Harvard Divinity School and FAS
17:10 “Feeding Moloch: The Sacrifice of Children on the Altar of Capitalism” by Russell Banks
the ritualistic abuse and obsession of the elite over children is a reflection of the power-hungry psychopathic mentality that defines them, and this speaker knows it, hes making the connection through consumerism but is pointing to the same problem we denounce here in pizzagate
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EternalDisciple ago
Russell Banks, one of the United States's most celebrated writers of contemporary fiction, delivers the 2014 Ingersoll Lecture on Immortality at Harvard Divinity School.
Banks argues that immortality, if it exists, lies with people's descendants—their children, and their children’s children, and on. In the modern era, he states, it has become increasingly difficult to protect children from dangerous forces in the world. Today, children have become the largest single segment of the consumer economy.
00:00 Welcome by David N. Hempton, Dean, Harvard Divinity School
04:42 Introduction by Davíd Carrasco, Neil L. Rudenstine Professor of the Study of Latin America, Harvard Divinity School and FAS
17:10 “Feeding Moloch: The Sacrifice of Children on the Altar of Capitalism” by Russell Banks
Crensch ago
I don't see a direct pizzagate connection.
EternalDisciple ago
the ritualistic abuse and obsession of the elite over children is a reflection of the power-hungry psychopathic mentality that defines them, and this speaker knows it, hes making the connection through consumerism but is pointing to the same problem we denounce here in pizzagate
Crensch ago
All of those are general ideas, and not directly linked to pizzagate.