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26 Nov 2025 Conversations with Tyler Cass Sunstein on Liberalism and Rights in the Age of AI
“I think the principal thing I learned is how he took standard songs that were classics and twisted them in directions that made them new, not only by doing things to the music, but also by taking words that had a certain meaning back then and giving them a different kind of meaning.”
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…When you visited the Bob Dylan museum in Tulsa, what did you learn about Dylan? A lot. I think the principal thing I learned is how he took standard songs that were classics and twisted them in directions that made them new, not only by doing things to the music, but also by taking words that had a certain meaning back then and giving them a different kind of meaning. “Chimes of Freedom,” was an Irish song originally, and you could see the evolution that led to “Chimes of Freedom” — Wasn’t that a Scot song, “Chimes of Freedom”?…
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