I have not watched Andor but I find it fascinating that Tony Gilroy is the creative force behind it. He wrote and directed one of my favorite movies, Michael Clayton, which seems to share themes with Andor.
It's so refreshing to see people challenge Rousseau and defend the virtues of the big city. Christmas, properly understood, is a celebration of productive people who have followed their desire and have earned the gifts they now bestow upon their loved ones.
I have not watched Andor but I find it fascinating that Tony Gilroy is the creative force behind it. He wrote and directed one of my favorite movies, Michael Clayton, which seems to share themes with Andor.
If you want a summary of city/small town tradeoffs that is shorter than a novel or film, this song summarizes it all https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-wOWlsiNU4
It's so refreshing to see people challenge Rousseau and defend the virtues of the big city. Christmas, properly understood, is a celebration of productive people who have followed their desire and have earned the gifts they now bestow upon their loved ones.
Alternatives to liberal societies have so far been proven to be quite bad and often inhumane
Maybe time for Hayek's liberal utopia reading again :)?