This lecture was fascinating. I am going to listen and read everything she has to say, everything she's ever written. She's brilliant and funny, warm and charming, and organizes her ideas and thoughts so they make sense and will be remembered by the listener. "Though she's half my age, or less, she can teach me -- and all of us -- a lot about ourselves, about literature, history, and life. Brava, bravissima!
So the story is that she was going to put an innocent man in jail but she should be the one we should have pity for? WTF twisted kind of feminist logic is that?
Ayelet needs to listen to a couple of true crime podcast to help her understand that there are depraved people in the world that do things that 99.9% of the human population would never do. People who do such evil deserve to be treated as monsters. The devil was once an angel.
"(3:36 - Main Presentation)" Thanks for the head-up. (What it means of course is that there'll be 3 mins 36s of someone wittering on while adding little of semantic value. I really wish this low-information-density stuff was eliminated).
