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World-renowned speculator and libertarian philosopher Doug Casey joins today's Liberty Report to discuss his new book, The Preparation: How To Become Competent, Confident, and Dangerous
An introduction to the science curriculum at OpenSourceEducation.online
Course description: In 2006, a new vaccine was released for teens to eliminate human papilloma viral infections, with a promise preventing cervical cancer in girls.
Fundamentally, Todd is all about helping the individual thrive in a world of cookie-cutter solutions.
Adam Deng, MIT PhD student and "data alchemist," joins us for this special episode of #SolutionsWatch where he interviews James about language. How can the non-literary and non-linguistically inclined learn to deal with language? How can they imp
Patrick Bet-David dives deep into the importance of parenting and personal development, offering candid insights on how to foster confidence and purpose in children.
Do you want to inspire your kids to be free and self-sufficient? There's nothing better than a good book to point them in the right direction.
This is a set of passages from my files: The thoughts of notable geniuses on the subject of education. I hope that parents, especially, will find them informative
TV, movies, popular culture, government schools, and many factors mold the minds of today's kids. Unfortunately, these institutions are rotten to the core.
Everyone who has children, or even nieces and nephews, understands that you have to warn a child before punishing him or her. If not, you teach the child a rash of bad lessons
We all know the problem's with the public miseducation system. But what's the answer? Corbett in the Classroom, of course! Join James as he explores his new page, OpenSourceEducation.online, and talks about the inspiration for this idea (and the guer
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"Taking a walk to catch a few fire-flies when the night settles in on us.They seem to show their magic just as the sun goes down. I like the way they turn the long grass into streetlamps, but none of the city noise to go with it."
A fundamental part of "how people lived" is the technology they created and used. We've been covering this in our previous lessons, but this lesson will go into it further.
Although this list is necessarily partial and arbitrary, it provides a window into the type of work that The Corbett Report does and the vast range of topics that I cover.
Live from FreedomFest in Memphis, TN! Guests: Dirty Jobs Star Mike Rowe, Aaron Siri, Esq., and Jeffrey Jaxen. #FreedomFest #Memphis #MikeRowe #AaronSiri #ICANLegalTeam #JeffereyJaxen #BidenAdministration #WhiteHouse #Censorship #Misinformation #GMOMo
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Ernest Hancock
Autonomy Student 'Taras' whose parent came with him as a child from Russia joins Ernest Hancock to talk about the program - live broadcast from Porcfest 2023 @ Roger's Campground in Lancaster, NH
Some claim the maxim comes from St. Ignatius Loyola himself. Yet the idea later proclaimed by the Jesuits is very old -- give us a child till he's 7 and we'll have him for life.
Reality, and its companion Truth, have been under direct attack as far back as I can remember. The argument that reality and truth are subjective has weaponized information in an attempt to distract us from what is actual/real.
As we mentioned in Lesson #2, once hard and aggressive people in other places knew that kingship worked so well in Mesopotamia, they began to copy it. And so the "kingship from Eridu" model began to spread all through the ancient Near East. But w
GUEST OVERVIEW: Phil Denniston is founder of BadDaddy Publishing, better bedtime stories for free-thinking parents. His website is www.InflationEducation.net
People are generally better persuaded by the reasons which they have themselves discovered than by those which have come into the mind of others. Put simply, Pascal suggests that before disagreeing with someone, first point out the ways in which t
