Month: December 2022

Julie discusses research that helps understand challenges to the collective identity of the country. Can Donald Trump embrace the voters in the progressive subgroup without threatening their identity? Or, is this effort destined to backfire? Does the…

Robbie the Fire Bernstein illustrates how our system is rigged to protect political cheaters. This brings up the question, “how can we live free in an unfree world?” We discussed the suggestions of Harry Browne and Jack Spirko.

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Julie discusses the history of feminism from the 1970s and 80s and describes the original issues. She and Mike discuss the concept of systemic discrimination as an instinctual battle over resources. We look at Carl Jung’s understanding of masculine…

In a Tom Woods interview of Stanford’s Jay Bhattachrya, they exposed how our deep state works to control who speaks. The biggest problem is the deep state will probably continue to use these tactics until there is some kind of social upheaval….

(This is a re-broadcast from an episode from May 22, 2021)

In this episode we talk about research that has to do with political extremism and fixed-beliefs on both sides of the aisle. We look at how the hedgehog cognitive style is bad for quality…

It looks like these election results indicate a virtual tie in salesmanship performance between the left and the right. Neither side defined relevant problems, or solutions to problems. Maybe we should be more frustrated with our voting population…