Month: October 2022

Julie explains the principle of organizational development that requires pushing the decisions down in the organization as far as possible. This is what the Supreme Court did with the abortion ruling. Mike and Julie discuss the application of this…

On episode 914 of part of the problem, Dave Smith questions whether Russia was provoked to respond against Ukraine. This leads to other questions, like:
Is it even possible to fix our system? How effective is exposing the truth when it comes to…

Julie reviews an article on statistics showing extremely high ratios for Democrats to Republicans in university faculty. We talk about the impact of this lack of diversity in problem-solving and in principles such as freedom of information. We…

On the Scott Horton show, Judge Napolitano does a great job of relating the legal silliness that has faced Edward Snowden. It is incredible that not one but three presidents have neglected to address the deep state harassment of Snowden and our…

We discuss the psychological principles of behavior modification and why libertarian philosophy provides the closest match for effective and logical applications in government.

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There is always plenty of confusion about the way a company should be run. Are the owners greedy or are the employees unreasonable? And where does social responsibility fit into this picture?

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We look at the services for Queen Elizabeth from a psychological standpoint of groups. We discuss the importance of belongingness and how it is a factor in different models of government. Also we discuss rituals and the messages that come from the…

We have to talk about economics, even if no one agrees what is happening or how to fix it. There does seem to be agreement that some sort of crash is coming, and maybe soon.

We included an excerpt from The Peter Schiff Show in which he explains how…