Really starts @7:11.
Adorno was my kind of philosopher, in that he examined the modern era, and this is the first I'm hearing about him. I think he had a point and everyone should be acquainted with it. This applies to both political sides and all people. It is the foundation for all the ugliness of human history, in this Dude's opinion, but accelerated by Hitler's regime. I am inclined to think that the only way forward is to forgive everyone who has ever lived of everything they had ever done and, then, scrap our outdated manuscripts and traditions for a new human era. One in which environment plays a part, I'd hope. This new era would also have to fight against Fascism but it would have more experience to draw on, and do better from, than our current era but people will always want control. That means Fascism will always be a feature of human existence. The good news is that human existence ends when each of us close our eyes, or draw our last breath, because our entire experience derives from one electron. All matter (including life forms) must, therefore, be a reflection of itself so would cease to exist when our illusion ends. No?
So what is the part of which the environment is supposed to play? As our numbers continue to explode exponentially nature's part would be to get rid of as many of us as possible. Fascism is a good and natural place to start.
My guess is that this is exactly the way environment plays a role but, maybe, it all gets figured out in this new era I fantasize about. In that era the environment is a natural part of any consideration humans have to take action on and, therefore, is greatly improved so doesn't take us out.
Blind obedience is the worse problem.
Absolutely correct. Like blind-corners.