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Public Intellectuals editor Teka Lo and freelance writer Jack O’Kent discuss the medium essay by Indi Samarajiva “How life goes on, surrounded by death,” dystopian nightmare futures, alternatives to violence, brutal capitalism, and suffering, maybe we don’t have to walk through the desert for 40 years to get to paradise, maybe some dead old white guys are wrong.
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