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Published · transcript-backedCass Sunstein: belief
26 Nov 2025 Conversations with Tyler Cass Sunstein on Liberalism and Rights in the Age of AI
“I learned that there’s a guy there whose name either I’ve forgotten or protecting by not giving his name.”
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- Cass Sunstein
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- 26 Nov 2025
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- Conversations with Tyler
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…What did you learn about Tulsa, going there? It’s amazing. I learned that there’s a guy there whose name either I’ve forgotten or protecting by not giving his name. He’s not concerned about himself. He’s not a self-publicist. He’s a very wealthy man, who created the Dylan museum. He bought it. He did the same thing to Woody Guthrie’s holdings, so to speak, which are there. He created memorials and places you can go where it’s hot. He basically made Tulsa both more livable and more culturally central. It’s a person who has a lot of resources, but is completely public-spirited, not political. I didn’t get any sense of his political convictions. He just wants to help the people of Tulsa. Now, we started with the topic of liberalism. How is it you think about or characterize the liberalism of Bob Dylan?…
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