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0:00Rory Stewart welcome to within reason thank you for having me nice to see you how are you feeling post two rounds with2:55philosophy behind uh the religion uh as far as I know he's never been to Afghanistan and then Rory Stewart on the12:26back to Rory Stewart in just a moment but first trying to learn about politics is hard and one of the reasons for this
The Political Earthquake That No One Is Ready For - Konstantin Kisin (4K)
33:30that you're missing so Rory Stuart and alista Campbell we've had Rory on the show I like Rory's a person I don't know33:55everything so in the in the days before before the election Rory Stewart was saying um well you know these polls34:41a little bit older um in the UK Rory Stewart is in maybe two or three of them
The Truth Behind The Fall Of The UK - Rory Stewart
56:53there do you know uh Rory Sutherland from ogal the advertising do you know who that is yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah I57:19little bit of a risk and you get it wrong it's like Rory steuart what what the hell were you thinking and1:07:21business Rory Stewart ladies and gentlemen Rory I really appreciate you I'm so happy to see how well your
The Most Valuable Skill In The Modern World – George Mack
0:30that um Justice Potter Stewart line of around when he was trying to define pornography when he was asked in a31:04your exam result for 3 months is such a terrible feedback loop within itself. Yeah. Uh Rory Sutherland told me this1:41:16supporters on one side. Rory Stewart ate a lot of humble pie. Absolutely. It's a
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There is No Existential Threat to Britain - Rory Stewart
Rory Stewart critiques the modern political and intellectual landscape, arguing that hyperbolic crisis narratives and algorithmic echo chambers distort public discourse.summaryHyperbolic Crisis Narratives: Intellectuals often fixate on a single issue (e.g., Islam for Sam Harris, Boris Johnson for Stewart) as an existential threat, ignoring broader context. Stewart notes that Britain is historitakeawayConservative Tradition as Contingency: Stewart argues that traditions (Monarchy, Church of England) derive value from their historical contingency and absurdity, which connect people to history and community. He comparestakeaway