Bernardo Carleial

@Matt23 thank you so much posting that bro! I will save this book list for myself too!???

Complementing on @Rasheed post

@Rasheed if you like, there is an audiobook version of this book available on YouTube.

How to teach history to stage red people

...Oh and by the way Christopher Nolan is a vMEME Yellow director

I think GTA V suits best to what you're proposing

This is a 2 part documentary about witch trials in 17th century England. The second one in particular is a very good example of vMEME RED/blue. Witch shows how red uses vMEME Blue values and struture in order to justify his self-bias and hatred towards other groups of people.

It's called Systems Innovation.

'how one lives becomes a bio­graphical solution to systemic contradictions' Ulrich Beck I would say that 'how one lives' is more like a 'biographical description' that an actual solution...

I started reading Nietzsche's book "Thus Spoke Zarathustra". I find enjoyable his views on morality and "self-actualization". But one thing that made me really disappointed was on how biased was his views on women: very patriachal and somewhat misogynistic. Something that he clearly bought from his own culture. Ironically. Because he's against indoctrination by society. Here's an example: "The happiness of a man says: I will. The happiness of a woman says:he wills. ‘Behold, just now the world became perfect!’ – Thus thinks everywoman when she obeys out of total love. And a woman must obey and find a depth for her surface. Surface is a woman’s disposition, a flexible, stormy skin over shallow water. But a man’s disposition is deep, his stream roars in underground caves; woman intuits his strength but does not comprehend it.” Thus Spoke Zarathustra, Page 49

This video is a very good example of vMEME Blue, in its excess of tradition and morality, in clash with the egalitarianism of vMEME Green.

A Very good animation which talks about the shortcomings of VMEME Orange consumerism in Capitalists societies

Please Leo, make a video on the philosophy of science! Which mentions both its progress and its shortcomings in modern society. Pleaaaaaassse....

The whole movie is really a case study of the vMeme Red. From the moment it rises (in this case, as a regression from blue), to its peak, and finally when it ceases. It is hard to watch, but it's definitely worth it.

Elon Musk himself I consider him at vMEME Yellow. but in this particular interview he has shown some vMEME Green ideals.

Self-development from a more yellowish perspective. The Integral Model

The Cult of Scientism