#459 — More From Sam: Corruption, Immigration, The End of White-Collar Work, and More

Welcome to the Making Sense podcast. This is Sam Harris. Just a note to say that if you're hearing this, you're not currently on our subscriber feed, and will only be hearing the first part of this conversation. In order to access full episodes of the Making Sense podcast, you'll need to subscribe at samharris.org. We don't run ads on the podcast, and therefore it's made possible entirely through the support of our subscribers, so if you enjoy what we're doing here, please consider becoming one. Welcome back to another episode of More from Sam. Hey, Sam. It was, nice seeing you a few minutes ago and seeing you again here. Long time no see. Yeah. We just did a SubSack live. I thought that was really good. Yeah. Yeah. It it actually kinda surprised me that live still feels like something different. Right? I mean, obviously, the experience of looking at a camera and and talking is identical, but just the knowledge that it's live and that you can't take any of your words back is, somehow, thrilling or, gets your attention. So, I like it. We didn't give subscribers much heads up at all. We will do that in the future, but we just had thought of it at the last minute. And, anyone who would like to join us for one of those in the future, you can become a subscriber and join us over there. We will give you more time, and, I thought it was really cool that we were able to take some questions from the audience and do that in real time. It's a different experience being live than recording, but, we'll do more of those, and we'll see where we can learn and figure out how to how to improve those. Yeah. It was fun. And I I I think we we can record them. I don't know. In this case, I think it was just if you were in the room, you were in the room, you know, which is frankly kind of nice, you know, to treat it like a live event as opposed to yet another podcast, you know, piece of content that we're just gonna record and put out there. So, you know, I think we should give people a heads up so that they can they can be there if they want to be. Alright. So I woke up this morning thinking about your conversation with Sarah Longwell and Tim Miller from the Bulwark, that media empire they have, and just thinking why it was so well received by your audience. And I don't even know what their positions are on most issues, but I'm sure they're more conservative than yours. They're conservatives. Correct? You know, I don't I don't even know where there's daylight between us in in our views. I mean, yes, they they you would expect there to be differences because they're both formerly Republicans. Right? So they they're coming from the other side. …