Playback speed×Share postShare post at current timeShare from 0:000:00/Generate transcriptA transcript unlocks clips, previews, and editing.412Why “Innovation” Was a Crime in the 16th CenturyJohnathan BiJul 26, 2024412ShareTranscriptA lecture on the intellectual history of “Innovation”Read the Full TranscriptI drew heavily from Benoît Godin's Book (affiliate):Innovation Contested: https://amzn.to/3Wpp8n9My book notes: https://www.johnathanbi.com/p/innovation-contested-by-benoit-godinDiscussion about this videoCommentsRestacksJohnathan BiLectures & Interviews on the Great BooksLectures & Interviews on the Great BooksSubscribeListen onSubstack AppRSS FeedAppears in episodeJohnathan BiRecent EpisodesWhy Odysseus Cries When Listening to the Trojan War Stories | Gregory NagyAug 3 • Johnathan BiHow to Choose a Good Wife (According to Odysseus)Jul 30 • Johnathan BiOdysseus and the Art of Lying | Homer's Odyssey ExplainedJul 25 • Johnathan BiWhat Happens to Odysseus After the Odyssey? Telegony, Inferno, Ulysses, Republic ComparedJul 18 • Johnathan BiHomer Didn't Write The Odyssey, This is Who Did | Harvard’s Gregory NagyJul 14 • Johnathan BiAmerica's War on Christianity | Tocqueville on Religion Jul 6 • Johnathan BiDemocracy with American Characteristics | Tocqueville on America's Industrial AristocracyJul 4 • Johnathan BiThe American Love of Acquisition & Commerce | UT Philosopher Thomas PangleJun 29 • Johnathan Bi