Sarah Paine — Why Japan lost WWII (lecture & interview)
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Top Comments (10)
She has come to my attention about 3 or 4 days ago and I can't stop watching her. She is so knowledgeable about history. I love listening to her.
Hey everyone, I re-uploaded this episode because the original version described seppuku in a way that got it age restricted. US high schools already trust students to learn about kamikazes and seppuku. History contains some bad things! I don’t think Youtube endorses hiding this, and I hope they won't this time!
Hallmark of an expert is someone willing to tell you the boundaries of their knowledge. We need more like Sarah Paine.
I love these lectures because they talk a lot about the cultural and political reasons for the military approach of the Axis powers and why that led to failure, instead of just listing the mistakes that lost them the war. There's so often people going "well the germans/japanese could have won WW2 if they just did X or didn't do Y" but that kind of thinking ignores the reasons that led them to make those decisions, and so the path that would lead them to victory isn't a matter of just not making certain decisions but would require a change in the underlying social structure that would make people choose those decisions.
I'm just old enough to have grown up at a time when you were lucky if you could find this kind of commentary in a book at a local library. I feel truly grateful to be spending the end of my military career in an era when such amazing content is online for free. Don't take it for granted guys, be grateful.
Living in Japan for 20+ years, it's incredible to see how much this mentality still controls Japanese work and social dynamics today.
Besides being a fascinating lecturer she does something unheard of on the web. She will say she doesn’t know some answers.
I really like the way she speaks and the words she chooses. She connects with her audience instantly! She does not come across as an arrogant professor! She is genuine and honest!
Sarah Paine warning her Western culture audience about the dramatically different cultures between the East and the West: “Alice, welcome to wonderland. Buckle up, we are off for a ride!” I just love this woman! 🤣😳😎
One of the many triumphs I find about this series is how good of a story teller Sarah is. I wish I could deliver this much meaty information with such razor sharp precision.
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Top Comments (10)
She has come to my attention about 3 or 4 days ago and I can't stop watching her. She is so knowledgeable about history. I love listening to her.
Hey everyone, I re-uploaded this episode because the original version described seppuku in a way that got it age restricted. US high schools already trust students to learn about kamikazes and seppuku. History contains some bad things! I don’t think Youtube endorses hiding this, and I hope they won't this time!
Hallmark of an expert is someone willing to tell you the boundaries of their knowledge. We need more like Sarah Paine.
I love these lectures because they talk a lot about the cultural and political reasons for the military approach of the Axis powers and why that led to failure, instead of just listing the mistakes that lost them the war. There's so often people going "well the germans/japanese could have won WW2 if they just did X or didn't do Y" but that kind of thinking ignores the reasons that led them to make those decisions, and so the path that would lead them to victory isn't a matter of just not making certain decisions but would require a change in the underlying social structure that would make people choose those decisions.
I'm just old enough to have grown up at a time when you were lucky if you could find this kind of commentary in a book at a local library. I feel truly grateful to be spending the end of my military career in an era when such amazing content is online for free. Don't take it for granted guys, be grateful.
Living in Japan for 20+ years, it's incredible to see how much this mentality still controls Japanese work and social dynamics today.
Besides being a fascinating lecturer she does something unheard of on the web. She will say she doesn’t know some answers.
I really like the way she speaks and the words she chooses. She connects with her audience instantly! She does not come across as an arrogant professor! She is genuine and honest!
Sarah Paine warning her Western culture audience about the dramatically different cultures between the East and the West: “Alice, welcome to wonderland. Buckle up, we are off for a ride!” I just love this woman! 🤣😳😎
One of the many triumphs I find about this series is how good of a story teller Sarah is. I wish I could deliver this much meaty information with such razor sharp precision.