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Episode 498: VACCINE INJURY VINDICATION, CLIMATE SKEPTICS GAIN GROUND & MEN ARE STILL FROM MARS
Welcome back to Impact Theory. In today's episode, the conversation focused on a provocative shift happening in American culture--more and more people no longer believe that hard work pays off.
Can an act be virtuous if it is compelled?
This one is a bit different from what I normally create... a little campfire chat of sorts set in the middle of nowhere on some things I found buried out in the desert that I hadn't even realized I had lost or forgotten. (If you're awake and feeling
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It's rather forgotten today how Washington's post-9/11 imperial adventurism was not restricted to military intervention.
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International Man: Doug, "effective altruism" sounds like a noble idea. Who are the effective altruists, and what makes them think they can calculate the best way to help humanity?
Many people have asked how bad it will get. Will there be civil war and blood in the streets? I do not see a revolution in the United States in the sense that one side is all-powerful and seeks to eradicate its opponent.
...the scholars, the students, and the members of the media: We begin this letter by saluting the noble souls of God's greatest prophets - Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad, may His peace and blessings be upon them all.
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OK, alright, before you break out your pitchforks, hear me out.
A couple years ago, I sat down with Victor Davis Hanson for a conversation that has since been viewed more than five million times. So, naturally, I invited him back to see if we could ruin a perfectly good thing. We failed.
You've probably heard about the "star" system for rating the saaaaaaaaaaaafety of new cars.
Well, let's start with many of us don't need any "assistance" – because we're able to drive competently without it.
The hum stopped gradually, then all at once.
Maybe both? I was thinking about how to explain Trump's recent behavior (and actions). It's disorienting, which may be part of the explanation:
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The world is filled with half-asleep zombie people blocking the sidewalk, asking stupid questions, and voting for lying pedophiles.
There is a smear afoot that casts people (like me) who do not like what falls under the vague rubric of "technology" as Luddites.
All of this "safety" stuff is eventually going to kill us – if only from exasperation.
This is my follow up to the previous video.
Jared Diamond, PhD, is a professor, scientist, historian, and author of several books, including "Guns, Germs, and Steel," "Collapse," and "Why Is Sex Fun?" His latest book, "Profits, Prophets, Coaches, and Kings," is available now.
We're blessed/cursed to be living in a very peculiar era in which parodies are taken with the utmost seriousness, an absurdist state of affairs captured by the classic line from the 1959 film North by Northwest: "So horribly sad. How is it I feel lik
'Hey, let's embrace our destiny and conquer the stars' is a fun rallying cry, but the actual future of tech will be driven by more mundane impulses
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Nuclear bombs, 9/11 and the greatest financial crisis of modern times...the media is comparing AI to all three!
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It's hard to properly mourn something that didn't happen.