Bernardo Carleial

Even though Lenin had a vision for a model of government beyond the monarchy. The way he implemented was at cost of human blood in a period called the red terror. Until it finally Unified at 1922, which became the U.S.S.R. he indeed improved the lives of many in the working class, but his project also took a lot of land from peasants, confiscated by the regime and to benefit a small local businessmen. Lenin also took power by force, even after the revolution was done, when his party lost the election. His model also is not "spiral aware" of all the values that the nation has, which is why even though Lenin modernized the country with his New Economic Policies, as soon as he died, and someone took his power, which in this case was Stalin, who was a power hungry man, the entire well being (and livelihood) of the entire population was put at stake for economic growth and centralized power. We don't have clear definitions of vMEME Yellow governments yet, but some glimpses of that may be found in world or continental organizations like the UN or the EU , which has a bad reputation from time to time, precisely because is a power that deals with a plurality of interests ,and collaboration of many different agents in order to work. It can be messy, but it is like this because there is no centralized force, and can still be prosperous and share common interests while keeping the autonomy at their territories.

No. Why would you think that? And the core of this dialectic, the one he brought from Hegel, is the most vMEME Yellow theory possible (Thesis + Antithesis = Synthesis)

The definition of the quote "A nation is born stoic, and dies epicurean."

Wagner Moura is a very good example of a Brazilian vMEME Green. I was actually surprised by how conscious he is during that interview. However, I think he idealizes too much role of the Brazilian people in our current fight for democracy. We like to uphold ourselves with high regard, but the reality is way more brutal, due to a radicalized society that we have today. In fact, WE GOT LUCKY! that Lula was elected president for his third term, there was even a scheme during the election to stop his supporters from voting during that day. The reason why we kept our democracy today is because we've had people in key positions of power who were able to fight back this attempting coup, to name a few: Alexandre de Moraes, the president of the Supreme Electoral Court at the time, and the one responsible for the investigation that put Bolsonaro into jail. Baptista Junior and Freire Gomes, the commander in chief of aeronautics and the army respectively, who refused right away to embark on the coup d'etat, that would kill the elected president Lula, the vice-president Alkmin and Moraes, proposed by Bolsonaro and his allies. The majority of the brazilian population are still clueless about everything that happened on January 8 and during Bolsonaro's trial... but better to leave it here because I wrote too much now

This game (Cyberpunk 2077) is pretty much a thought experiment on a futuristic world where vMEME Orange values, politics, and society gets off the rails, and the existential crisis that it causes on individuals, to the point of not being able to recognize themselves with all the hedonism and consumerism that's embedded in mainstream culture.

A very interesting analysis on the vMEME Blue cast system of the Middle Ages, explaining what it is and how (and why) it works in that period of time.

Very good material. An unbiased view on the relationship between Brazil and U.S across history. He just skipped the Dilma Era, and Lula being wrongfully convicted and sent to prison later. Maybe he did that because it would make the video too long, but nevertheless it's a very in-depth analysis, specially for those who don't know about Brazil's history and politics, this content is very helpful to understand what's currently going on with this trade war.

vMEME RED/blue

An Excellent Youtube channel for understanding geopolitics. I have to say I find it a little bit biased towards the left... but nevertheless its content is very top notch!🤩

I'm sharing this amazing documentary, that's a good example on how vMEME Purple can still have an impact in our lives and in modern society, and deepen our understanding of the world Note: @Leo Gura I think you will find a lot of interesting topics, the ones you've been discussing at length in your videos, like survival, the origin of language and specially paradigm lock! I was shocked to see that even brilliant thinkers, like Noam Chomsky, can act very dogmatic when their pet theories get put into a corner, even if it's backed by direct experience and scientific evidence. It's really worth watching!

Mujica was a very wise human being. He passed away yesterday, this is an hommage to his legacy

This video is very good at breaking paradigms and/or preconceived notions about the Spiral Dynamics model. Just because someone belongs to a vMEME Blue religious institution doesn't mean he or she cannot adopt some vMEME Green actions to help their community.

A very good example of how vMEME Purple and vMEME Red solves a problem when they are under threat. In that particular case, stage Red is the most resourceful.

Although Milei's economic model is vMEME Orange, a lot of his behavior and worldview reflects the typical vMEME Red far-right leader.

vMEME Orange "Late Stage Capitalism " in the game industry