@@corwinorr That's a fact, but it would be nice to know what it was like sitting with your family in front of the television set in the evening watching this
@@belgianvanbeethoven It wasn't like that by this time. The Zionist plan to divide, conquer, and destroy the family first, then the country, had already broken down families. I can remember the divorce rate going from almost nothing to about 50 percent and my parents' friends divorcing alot.
@The Dick Cavett Show please upload more like this, I'm in my early thirties and love watching The Dick Cavett Show oh, there are no shows on TV today like this, by far.
Damn. As an older brother, that second question hit me like a fucking asteroid. I would gladly die for either of my brothers, but I could never accept them giving their hearts to me of their own volition.
I've been suicidal before, and one of the hurdles for me when pulling myself out of it (with lots of help), was convincing myself that the argument against suicide wasn't ultimately a creed of the governing class, wanting to make sure their efficiency in the workforce wasn't reduced or disrupted by unexpected death. Business in general suffers from suicide. Think about that. Is there any business outside the coroner's office that doesn't have some monetary gain potentially jeopardized or reduced by suicide? And I *hated* that. I hated that in every plea to keep me alive, I felt like I saw a black suit behind the person's words. I wanted to die in part to spite that philosophy, to spite that faceless figure. I think it would ease the minds of the suicidal if they lived in a world that was less hellbent on exploiting their labor. It's more difficult to justify one's existence if it primarily consists of a meaningless grind to fulfill other men's dreams. However, it's still not a viable reason to take your own life. Because the truth is that family and friends will be devastated forever if you take your own life. For their sakes, life is worth living. Sorry, this isn't really related to the video. Just needed to rant.
@@Brad4Ellis I've been watching that debate closely Brad. I understand the trepidation of any man who puts his dreams and soul into a business, only to watch it flounder because of circumstances beyond his control. But I would rather that man live to see another day, than succumb to this plague by making themselves a martyr for the U.S. economy.
Awesome discussion! Why does a benevolent God allow something as horrible as cancer in children? Well, the best explanation I’ve ever heard was from a pediatric nurse who worked with literally thousands of children with varying degrees of cancer. She said that in observing these children they seemed mostly okay with what life had given them-it just seemed that they had a certain time to live and they lived the lives they were given. She said that children, as cancer patients, never seemed to worry about complaining about their affliction (the adults around them seemed to do the most suffering.) So, perhaps God didn’t say everyone gets the same amount of time to be here. We just imagine he did…
I have nothing against the other celebs that were on this show but is this channel ever going to show the Dick Cavett shows where he interviews Jackie Gleason or Art Carney? How about any Honeymooners actors that were part of the main cast? These are rare much like all the other Dick Cavett interviews
@@rickrick5041 The first man and woman directly disobeyed God's warnings to avoid a certain tree and its fruit. He knew what would happen and he warned them of it. When they ate from it, they opened up the world to sin and its consequence, death. Bad things happen because evil was released onto the earth and empowered to do awful things.
@@pamgessler5923 Ok, let's analyze this a little bit. All terrible things happen because of Adam and Eve. There are trillions and trillions and ... of bad things that happen all the time, including Covid-19 which you say was caused by Adam and Eve. Every year, nearly 11 million children die before reaching their fifth birthday, most from preventable causes. (see below) While I'm writing this I heard about a crash of an airplane in India. There are commercials on so I don't know exactly. So all bad things such as the above which are just tiny, tiny examples of the total, are caused by Adam and Eve. And when did Adam and Eve go wrong? What happened to forgiveness? Are people today responsible for Adam and Eve from 150,000 years ago? Aren't the children innocent? Adam lived between 120,000 and 156,000 years ago. (see below) From Netscape: They used these variations to create a more reliable molecular clock and found that Adam lived between 120,000 and 156,000 years ago. A comparable analysis of the same men's mtDNA sequences suggested that Eve lived between 99,000 and 148,000 years ago Every year, nearly 11 million children die before reaching their fifth birthday, most from preventable causes. That is approximately, 30, 000 children per day. Another 300 million children suffer from illnesses caused by lack of clean water, poor nutrition and inadequate health services and care.
@@pamgessler5923 I'm watching CNN now and it was an airliner crashing in Karachi Pakistan. Sounds like all perished. Was this because of Adam and Eve? Do you hear anyone saying "we understand this terrible, terrible thing. It was caused by Adam and Eve doing wrong 150,000 years ago.
People seem to think MDs have _very_ broad credibility, as if they're mystical shamans. It's an honorable profession, but they're mechanics for one make with only two models.
Dr. Christiaan Barnard was one of the greats. A truly humble man.
I wish I had been around in this golden era of television talkshows
We're lucky to have so much of this stuff instantly available to watch!
@@corwinorr That's a fact, but it would be nice to know what it was like sitting with your family in front of the television set in the evening watching this
@@belgianvanbeethoven It wasn't like that by this time. The Zionist plan to divide, conquer, and destroy the family first, then the country, had already broken down families. I can remember the divorce rate going from almost nothing to about 50 percent and my parents' friends divorcing alot.
@@greglaprade7507 Maybe I am just stupid, but I don't see the link between zionism and the reshaping of the family image
@@greglaprade7507 And the divorce rate went up because of the new laws, but it was never higher than 3% or so
@The Dick Cavett Show please upload more like this, I'm in my early thirties and love watching The Dick Cavett Show oh, there are no shows on TV today like this, by far.
yes nada now
Iam a doctor, Christian Bernard is my inspiration of life, i will try to be like him.
Non sono un medico, ma Christian Barnard, ANCHE PER ME, è una ispirazione di vita!!!!!!!
This is 50 years ago this blows my mind.
It just goes to show , that even with all of the new technology, we still, as a people haven't really changed much in the last 50 years .
His answer about having a zipper to the heart is the best!
Wow that 10 minutes went by fast. Nice conversation.
Damn. As an older brother, that second question hit me like a fucking asteroid. I would gladly die for either of my brothers, but I could never accept them giving their hearts to me of their own volition.
Very intresting guest.
Stand up guy. Genuine, and true Ehrenman.
Representing South Africa
I've been suicidal before, and one of the hurdles for me when pulling myself out of it (with lots of help), was convincing myself that the argument against suicide wasn't ultimately a creed of the governing class, wanting to make sure their efficiency in the workforce wasn't reduced or disrupted by unexpected death. Business in general suffers from suicide. Think about that. Is there any business outside the coroner's office that doesn't have some monetary gain potentially jeopardized or reduced by suicide? And I *hated* that. I hated that in every plea to keep me alive, I felt like I saw a black suit behind the person's words. I wanted to die in part to spite that philosophy, to spite that faceless figure. I think it would ease the minds of the suicidal if they lived in a world that was less hellbent on exploiting their labor. It's more difficult to justify one's existence if it primarily consists of a meaningless grind to fulfill other men's dreams.
However, it's still not a viable reason to take your own life. Because the truth is that family and friends will be devastated forever if you take your own life. For their sakes, life is worth living. Sorry, this isn't really related to the video. Just needed to rant.
I had the same thought about the workforce part. I thought it's maybe in the best interest of the governing class to keep the working class alive.
thanks for sharing, and i’m glad you healed
This is an interesting topic, re-emerging during quarantine as the balance between public health v. economic robustness is being debated.
@@Brad4Ellis I've been watching that debate closely Brad. I understand the trepidation of any man who puts his dreams and soul into a business, only to watch it flounder because of circumstances beyond his control. But I would rather that man live to see another day, than succumb to this plague by making themselves a martyr for the U.S. economy.
@@DimGiant I like you
Real tv.., nice.. miss it...
7:48 Wait, is that a Police or Ambulance siren? Where was that filmed?
Awesome discussion!
Why does a benevolent God allow something as horrible as cancer in children? Well, the best explanation I’ve ever heard was from a pediatric nurse who worked with literally thousands of children with varying degrees of cancer. She said that in observing these children they seemed mostly okay with what life had given them-it just seemed that they had a certain time to live and they lived the lives they were given. She said that children, as cancer patients, never seemed to worry about complaining about their affliction (the adults around them seemed to do the most suffering.)
So, perhaps God didn’t say everyone gets the same amount of time to be here. We just imagine he did…
I have nothing against the other celebs that were on this show but is this channel ever going to show the Dick Cavett shows where he interviews Jackie Gleason or Art Carney? How about any Honeymooners actors that were part of the main cast? These are rare much like all the other Dick Cavett interviews
Hi! Wonder if you can upload the Don McLean episode. I think it's in 1971. Many thanks!
When the guest is much more intelligent and interesting than the interviewer-just my opinion
Very good show. What is the answer to why are such terrible things allowed to happen?
God has explained very thoroughly in the Bible why bad things happen; but most don't want to read it or believe it.
Pam Gessler Please let us know
@@rickrick5041 The first man and woman directly disobeyed God's warnings to avoid a certain tree and its fruit. He knew what would happen and he warned them of it. When they ate from it, they opened up the world to sin and its consequence, death. Bad things happen because evil was released onto the earth and empowered to do awful things.
@@pamgessler5923
Ok, let's analyze this a little bit. All terrible things happen because of Adam and Eve.
There are trillions and trillions and ... of bad things that happen all the time, including Covid-19 which you say was caused by Adam and Eve.
Every year, nearly 11 million children die before reaching their fifth birthday, most from preventable causes. (see below)
While I'm writing this I heard about a crash of an airplane in India. There are commercials on so I don't know exactly.
So all bad things such as the above which are just tiny, tiny examples of the total, are caused by Adam and Eve. And when did Adam and Eve go wrong? What happened to forgiveness? Are people today responsible for Adam and Eve from 150,000 years ago?
Aren't the children innocent?
Adam lived between 120,000 and 156,000 years ago. (see below)
From Netscape:
They used these variations to create a more reliable molecular clock and found that Adam lived between 120,000 and 156,000 years ago. A comparable analysis of the same men's mtDNA sequences suggested that Eve lived between 99,000 and 148,000 years ago
Every year, nearly 11 million children die before reaching their fifth birthday, most from preventable causes. That is approximately, 30, 000 children per day. Another 300 million children suffer from illnesses caused by lack of clean water, poor nutrition and inadequate health services and care.
@@pamgessler5923 I'm watching CNN now and it was an airliner crashing in Karachi Pakistan. Sounds like all perished. Was this because of Adam and Eve? Do you hear anyone saying "we understand this terrible, terrible thing. It was caused by Adam and Eve doing wrong 150,000 years ago.
Interesting...May 4th...Kent State...four people died.
People seem to think MDs have _very_ broad credibility, as if they're mystical shamans. It's an honorable profession, but they're mechanics for one make with only two models.
Yes hahahaha, honestly I have a lot of respect for veterinarians. They don't only work on one species but all of them LOL
ncooty shame, I guess you couldn't make it into med school
Dr Rene Favaloro was much like Dr Christian Barnard
the human brain is not competent enough to admit we were lied to about certain things and continue on with faith, imho.
St. Michael's hospital in Toronto canada cancelled 52,000+ procedures, including all heart surgeries
Just so everyone knows, Barnard did some sick experiments on dogs.
È vero, certo. Ma non è stato il solo a farne.