You Can See Everything is in theaters. Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes are the case study. Tonight: manipulation, propaganda, and what a manufactured reality does to people who want to believe it.
You Can See Everything: The Art of Manipulating Reality. Live on Avoiding Babylon with Anthony and Rob.
Nathan Fielder’s new film, You Can See Everything, co-directed with Lance Oppenheim, puts Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos back in front of the country. Holmes was convicted of fraud. Fielder spent years building constructed realities, from Nathan for You to The Rehearsal. The film asks you to watch both at once. That is what tonight is for.
This is not a celebrity recap. It is a look at how propaganda works when it stops looking like a poster and starts looking like a person: confidence, repetition, a camera, and an audience that would rather trust the performance than test the claim. “You can see everything” is not a neutral title. It is a claim about who holds the view.
On the livestream:
- What the film is doing with Elizabeth Holmes, and what it refuses to settle
- The difference between a joke, a lie, and a propaganda campaign
- Why Theranos is still the cleanest model of a modern deception
- What a Catholic owes the truth when the culture prefers the performance
The question under both stories is old. Who is forming you, and what are they selling as sight?
Join us live. Bring a question for the chat.
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