Podcasts that mention 📚 Lord of Flies by William Golding

you know when yaron and i were on your show i don't think lord of the flies is accurate

Michael Malice mentions 'Lord of the Flies' in the context of discussing human nature.

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remember Lord of the Flies was that it's called that movie is Savage as [ __ ] real

The speaker mentions 'Lord of the Flies' (referred to as a movie) in the context of human nature and savagery, relating it to real-world events.

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the idea that we could learn that children are born with a a strong moral sense uh I mean you've read Lord of the Flies I think that's far more accurate

Dennis Prager mentions 'Lord of the Flies' as a counterpoint to the idea that children are born with a strong moral sense.

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That almost reminds me of Lord of the Flies, what you're talking about, because it really was— I never thought about it like that, like the whole tribe kind of had to agree that Scott and Jessica were gonna kiss, that's right.

Theo Von compares a childhood tribal dynamic to the themes explored in the book 'Lord of the Flies', noting how a consensus had to be reached before a romantic moment could occur.

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And because when an adult walks in the room—like in 'Lord of the Flies!' Do you ever see the movie?

In this segment, Theo Von refers to the book 'Lord of the Flies' to illustrate how the dynamics among a group of children can shift when an adult enters the scene.

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but uh very lord of the flies ass kind of [ __ ] but we made the most of it

Theo compares the behavior of welders at a past job, who made him and a friend dance under threat, to a 'Lord of the Flies' type situation.

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This is my cause but the moment that somebody goes lord of the flies it things just fall apart and it's explain that i don't know that maybe there's a lord of the flies is a book where a bunch of kids end up on a deserted island together okay okay uh i don't want to give away what happened poor piggy all righty piggy um but basically you know you have people who have a good idea good intentions that go into these areas but when the chaos happens i mean even people with the best intentions can turn on a dime

Tim mentions the book 'Lord of the Flies' and briefly explains its premise in the context of discussing how protests/autonomous zones can devolve into chaos. Another person mentions the character Piggy.

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