Ever heard of the term Time of Useful Consciousness? Generally, it is an aeronautical term which refers to the amount of time a pilot (or copilot) has to react before losing consciousness in an environment that is experiencing a sudden loss of oxygen.
It also happens to be a great radio program (it's not carried in the High Country, though).
On the most recent show, Michael Parenti:
...speaks about lies, dissent, and how we arrive at the truth of our situation and still retain our sanity. He raises the question whether the Iraq war was not a failure but a success for some parts of the empire - and why.
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In this 2007 talk for Antioch College in Seattle Parenti raises the intriguing question of how we arrive at a valid analysis of our social reality - given that so many lies are told to confuse us.
You can stream this edition of TUC Radio here or here.
It'll be our little secret--well, maybe the NSA's too.
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