Roundtable: Notes from Quarantine

The American Mind

The Claremont Institute

Philosophy, News, Society & Culture

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 19 March 2020

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Everyone’s talking about coronavirus, but these are not your grandma’s takes. Staring into the void, our editors contemplate the deep mysteries and regime ramifications of an unprecedented crisis.

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0:00.0	Coming up on this episode of the roundtable.
0:02.6	And we acknowledge the thin line he was trying to walk,
0:05.7	which is to make sure markets don't freak out.
0:08.5	That ship has sailed and sunk.
0:11.3	As one of our friends, friends Tides likes to say.
0:14.1	Trigger warning.
0:15.6	Yes.
0:16.6	Just for everything.
0:17.6	Every part of this story needs a trigger warning for every.
0:20.3	There's some trigger warning in here for everybody.
0:23.0	I for a while have longed for the day when my degrees won't mean anything or matter in American society
0:30.0	and that will be incredibly disadvantageous to me professionally.
0:33.6	But he said safely from his perch.
0:35.6	From that perch at a think tank.
0:36.6	Exactly.
0:37.6	Now that I've leapt into that. You pour your life down the rifle spiral and show us you run it
0:52.0	Clericsininininininin' fog will receive right before your eyes.
0:57.0	Welcome everyone to another episode of The Roundtable,
1:01.0	the Clerbonne Institutes and the American Minds, editors, and publishers,
1:04.8	podcast.
1:05.8	I'm joined as I usually am by Vice President of Education, Matthew Peterson, also the founding
1:11.2	editor of the American Mind. Spencer Clavin, founding editor of the American Mind.
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