Altay Cem Meriç'in Sır Gibi Sakladığı Hobisi | Altay Cem Meriç | #6

In this episode of Fanus, Dr. Altay Cem Meriç answers intriguing questions in his unique style. He touches upon many topics, from the level of tolerance for criticism to the modern age's false sense of comfort, from why doctors' handwriting is illegible to the relationship between feminism and capitalism. Meriç argues that the living standards of modern man may be even lower than those of an ancient Roman slave, comparing the economic freedom of Ottoman women with that of today's white-collar workers. He also makes candid confessions about the "the professor has gone astray" criticisms and the change in clothing style. This broadcast, where history, philosophy, sociology, and humor intertwine, also includes interesting historical anecdotes such as Bismarck's suicide attempt. 00:00 - Introduction 00:46 - Why is the level of tolerance for criticism zero? 01:50 - Emoji and social media usage 02:51 - Why is doctors' handwriting so bad? 05:22 - Strange messages in the DM box 06:49 - Did feminism elevate women or make them unhappy? 07:52 - Ottoman woman vs. today's white-collar worker 08:39 - Why does capitalism want unemployment? 09:09 - Tea or coffee? 10:06 - A famous soda company and sponsorship anecdote 12:05 - Football: Bicycle kick is luck, missile is labor 12:31 - Is the modern age comfortable? 13:05 - Is submission a loss of freedom? 16:47 - Wearing a shirt, style change and "The teacher ruined it" comments 17:50 - An event one would want to witness in history 19:17 - Arguing with Ibn Sina or having tea with Ghazali? 20:46 - Secret hobby confession: Being a Fenerbahçe fan 21:39 - Intolerance for slow people 22:25 - How is his relationship with Generation Z? Subscribe to our channel: https://bit.ly/gdhdigital-abone-ol Our Social Media Accounts: X: https://x.com/gundemedairhs Instagram:   / gundemedairhs   Facebook:   / gundemedairhs   Telegram: https://t.me/gundemedairhs