About this episode

The episode discusses the implications of data centers and surveillance in relation to public perception and foreign influence.

On this, our 334th Evolutionary Lens livestream, we discuss data centers, surveillance cameras, and the Cartesian Crisis. Do Americans dislike data centers because they’re bad for us, or because foreign agents want us to dislike them? The NYT and Alethea say that foreign agents are creating content made to look home-grown that is not, but the support for the arguments is weak. Meanwhile, the high-voltage lines going up near people’s homes could have the aesthetic and—more important—health cos...

People in this episode

Hosts: Bret Weinstein, Heather Heying

Topics covered

• data centers
• surveillance
• Cartesian Crisis
• foreign agents
• public perception
• health concerns

Keywords

• data centers
• surveillance cameras
• Cartesian Crisis
• foreign agents
• health concerns
• public perception

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Organizations: NYT, Alethea

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