The Portal is an exploration into discovery, including conversations with thought leaders. Host Eric Weinstein, Managing Director of Thiel Capital, brings his unique expertise and diverse roster of guests for a wide range of discussions, including science, culture, business, and capitalism. The show will feature people whose lives demonstrate that portals into what we would normally consider impos... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | Society & CultureEducation |
In this solo episode, Eric shares three related audio essays. In the first essay, Eric admits that he has spent the last four years asserting that Donald Trump represented an Existential Risk, but without the usual contempt for his supporters. Here, ... more
If you don't know Douglas Murray, in the estimation of the The Portal, this may well be the most important voice you will hear from the United Kingdom for some time. In the tradition of De Tocqueville and Alistair Cook's famous "Letter from America,"... more
If you have ever wondered whether you were crazy when everyone else claims to see things differently than you do, this is the episode for you. more
One of the pillars of the American Dream has been that of seeing your children go to college. And, for the many families that can't afford the cost of soaring university tuitions, a new controversial institution has arisen to address the problem. Tha... more
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Lacks intellectual honesty. When engaging in arguments on topics in which he feels incompetent relative to whoever he’s talking to, Eric often tries desperately to save face by misrepresenting his conversational counterpart’s ideas and/or assertions, effectively sabotaging what was supposed to be a shared intellectual pursuit.
Complete with the requisite metaphysics (the new physics), the charismatic leader (friend of celebrities), the dangerous enemy (the woke and the institutional narrative) and a monopoly on truth. Racism: Simply compare Eric’s white-hot rage at African Americans for the shooting of officers in Compton on Sept 12, 2020 and his utter silence about the death of officer Brian Sicknick after the Jan 6, 2021 insurrection by MAGA terrorists. Hypocrisy and Ruling Class Entitlement: Why won’t Eric talk ab... more
LOVE your podcast. Thank you for the insightful views and for showing me how to think deeply about all things and from different angles. My favourite of course was Douglas Murray which I respect very much for his honesty and smartness.
Guided to this podcast I was interested by the host’s repute in proposing the DISC, the distributed idea suppression complex. more
Apple Podcasts | #250 | Russia/Society & Culture |
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