Slouching toward Gomorrah - with Robert Bork (1993) | BRADLEY LECTURES

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[@FarberBob678]

way ahead of his time

[@ahmedeltahan2899]

Excellent talk, he would roll in his grave to see how far we have fallen.

[@briane173]

If Bork had been prescient even _he_ couldn't have imagined what the advent of the smart phone and social media would visit upon our civilization.