In this week’s episode, we discuss ridiculous op-eds and letters to the editor in Nature this week, and the concept of fairness. First: gender equity for female scientists in war zones, and for women in mining. Are these laudable goals? Also: is division of labor between the sexes inherently objectionable? How does the concept of […]
Love is the strongest force in existence. It is the force that drives evolution. That moves galaxies. That breathes new life into reality itself. Whitehead called it “the gentle—or not so gentle—persuasion of love.” Dante said it was “the love that moves the sun and the stars.” Even Darwin—yes, Darwin—spoke about love 95 times in
This lecture will change how you deal with the pain of the world. We live in a world of outrageous pain. That’s not an opinion. It’s a fact. 17,000 children died today from hunger and nourishment-related diseases. 17 million people are enslaved—right now—in labor and sex trafficking. Slavery didn’t end. It just changed form. And
Never marry for love. That sounds insane—until you realize what love actually is. We’ve been taught a lie: that love is something you find in one person. That you fall into it like a lucky accident. That your partner should be your everything—your safety, your joy, your healing, your belonging. But that story collapses under
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In this powerful and often provocative dialogue, psychotherapist and developmental theorist Kim Barta joins Keith Martin-Smith for a deep dive into the psychological and developmental dynamics surrounding one of the most polarizing figures of our time: Donald Trump. Drawing from decades of clinical experience and the STAGES developmental model, Kim outlines a rigorous three-part typology
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New Discourses Bullets, Ep. 112 There’s a political theory known as unbound executive theory. It originates with a German thinker, later turned Nazi, named Carl Schmitt. Schmitt, whose political theories were useful to Fascists and finds employment by the CCP in the People’s Republic of China today, believed that for a sovereign or chief executive
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Bret Weinstein speaks with Charles Eisenstein on the subject of blackmail in American politics. They explore the complexities surrounding Zionism, the implications of antisemitism in political discourse, and the psychological mechanisms of coercion and blackmail that influence public figures. Find Charles Eisenstein on X at https://x.com/ceisenstein and on his website at https://charleseisenstein.org. ***** Join DarkHorse
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🌀 This event is for those ready to reclaim their Eros, live their Unique Self, and become a changemaker for the whole. It’s a transformation at the level of identity, purpose, and power. Welcome to Eros Mystery School: A 5-day sacred container led by Dr. Marc Gafni, Dr. Kristina Kincaid, @aubreymarcus, and @vylana—where you awaken
In this new mini-series, Parallax dives into the phenomenon of war. What are it´s characteristics, whats it´s function? Can we overcome it, or are we bound to certain aspects of human nature and culture. Roy Edward Casagranda is a American political scientist, historian, and author. He is a professor of political science at Austin Community
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