16:45 - 21:07
4m 22s
Bret Weinstein, a professor at Evergreen State College, describes how he was "canceled" during a debate over the Evergreen State College Day of Absence. He discusses the characteristics of cancel culture: collective ganging up on someone with different views, and failing to reason. He mentions that a group willing to find a solution would engage in dialogue rather than seek to "cancel" the other party.
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