Al Giardello had the most expressive hands in film history, and you have to respect that

Yes I misspelled it, sorry. You're correct that it's a concept I mostly see employed by the academically inclined Christian nationalists

In my view, it's key to think of a nation as being different than a state. Rather, a nation describes a group of people who are then represented/governed by a state. This is a long way of saying that what JD Vance is asking is," who's really an American?". You can guess what his answer is.

It was supposed to be Creedal actually oops. I'm no expert. As I understand it, a creedal Nation is a nation that is defined by commitment to certain ideals that are realized through forms and laws. Alternatively, one might talk about a nation as being defined by its culture or some other feature.

Yes thank you, creedal is what meant

FYI, the part about a "Creole nation" is a misquote. What he says is "creedle nation".
youtu.be/mHGlIht9b9c?.... At 19:15. Not sure how they managed to get that wrong, America as a creedle nation is a well established concept for Claremont people, America as a Creole nation is gibberish

No, he didn't, he said creedle. youtu.be/mHGlIht9b9c?.... At 19:15. Not sure how they managed to get that wrong, America as a creedle nation is a well established concept for Claremont people.

Loved him in the 2015 series "River"

Viola

It's a low bar but still.

I certainly agree with your conclusion about the value of putative tech leaders but I honestly think simple ol' chatgpt demonstrated more potential in the first week of it's availability than crypto did in 10+ years of development.