member of congress is wrong. the january 6th riots which echo loudly. how to put this all into context? well, we have joining us the pulitzer prize winners doris kearns goodwin and jon meacham. if you don t have trust in government, government is who we are. also on this christmas weekend, i will tell you about another biblical exodus. this time by christians who have been leaving the middle east in droves. and the beethoven s fifth symphony and others up to nine but you never heard the tenth, because he never fenninished it. well, thanks to the world of artificial intelligence and its human handlers, you can now on gps. stay tuned to hear what it sounds like. first, here s my take. as the year draws to a close, i ask myself what books that i have read have had a real impact on me. it s nothing like reading a good book to engage deeply with a topic. here are three that impressed me greatly this year, the narrow corridor, state society in the fate of libert
first, news overload. do you feel it? i know you do, i hear it every day. we re inundated with information, saturated by stories and not just any stories but the craziest kind. we re overwhelmed by statements, submerged by sensationalism, buried by bad news. so we re left wondering where to go be what to believe and who to trust. thinking about this in the long view of history, this is a very, very new experience. for our grandparents, news was scarce. information was tightly controlled, really restrictive. in just a short period of time, the sources available to kings and presidents are now available to all of us any time, anywhere, in the palms of our hands. so if you ever find yourself feeling like it s hard to keep up, that s because it is hard. our brains, just like our bellies, were wired for scarcity and now we re surrounded by overabundance. i think that explains this fascinating finding from google at the end of this year. this insight is from google s top searches o
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