WORD UP with Dani Katz
Hosted by author, journalist and 5D word nerd, Dani Katz, WORD UP explores how language is programming our minds, our culture and our world, and – most importantly – how to transform ourselves and society for the infinitely more wonderful with our every word.
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The Architecture of Technocracy: Santa Fe Institute and the Complexity Cartel with Courtenay Turner (opens the original)
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What if the biggest battle of our time isn't political? What if it's psychological? In this wide-ranging conversation with journalist, author, researcher, Courtenay Turner, we connect the dots between technocracy, psychology, AI governance, education, propaganda, and the institutions shaping modern culture. From Tavistock and the evolution of psychology to AI voting, social engineering, transhumanism, and the regulatory infrastructure emerging around digital governance, we explore how systems of
The Cult of Me + Why/When Your Truth is Irrelevant (opens the original)
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What do a rock concert, a customer service fail, AI, propaganda, the Santa Fe obelisk, and our collective obsession with "speaking our truth" have in common? More than you think. In this solo episode, I unpack the increasingly narcissistic programming that's convinced us self-expression is the highest virtue—even when it comes at the expense of service, discernment, accountability, or each other. Along the way, I expose how media sneaks editorializing into reporting, why technological "progress"
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