A Conversation with Historian Norman Neymarck on Genocide and Human Nature

Dec. 13, 2021 ·2h 18m

In this engaging discussion on the Lex Friedman podcast, historian Norman Neymarck delves into the complexities of genocide, war, and human behavior, exploring the historical contexts of notorious figures like Stalin and Mao Zedong. The conversation reflects on the nature of evil, the impact of ideology on violence, and the duality of human capacity for both love and hate. Neymarck also examines the roles of technology and the responsibility of individuals and governments in addressing ongoing global atrocities

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[genocide history Stalin Mao Zedong human nature technology responsibility to protect]