48:32 = Test for entrepreneurial creativity
31:07 = Discussion of CIA and NGO influence in foreign countries
1:33:54 = Where the "American personality" originates from
1:54:22 = Why the American healthcare system is so bad
14:34 = On whiteness studies in American and Australian universities.
My summary: Don't trust local information about domestic issues. Check foreign accounts about domestic news, and domestic accounts about foreign news. For example, watch Russian News about America and watch American News about Russia. Due to the fact that domestic governments do not lie to foreign governments. As discussed in detail by the professor in the video. Whereas governments are more likely to lie to their own people as citizens are more likely to blindly believe their own governments. Book he spoke about: When Presidents Lie: A History of Official Deception and Its Consequences by Eric Alterman.
U.S. airborne infantry troops arrive in Poland amid tensions
Declaration on Women's Sex-Based Rights: The Declaration reaffirms women and girls' sex-based rights, and challenges the discrimination we experience from the replacement of the category of sex with that of ‘gender identity.’. [ie, transgender men claiming they are women within sports and absolutely obliterating the women, or men claiming they are women so they can go to female prison when they have prior being convicted of rape or abuse to women, as an example].
26:00 = Transgender discussions in Elementary school and acting as an Adult
37:00 = Masculinity and Boyhood in current society and young men's opinions on dating
40:55 = Where do you draw the line with Transgender
57:55 = Things Feminism never solved
1:02:59 = Feminism weaknesses
35:59 = What age in a child's life are dads required
51:05 = The difference between the rewards in games (arguments that they over reach to the children demographic)
58:18 = How we show we care others
1:13:18 = Eating with others (maybe why we go on restaurant dates as an extremely common social experiment)
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A new California bill threatens to strip doctors of their medical licenses for saying things the state doesn’t like. We don't have to imagine what that would look like.
"His attempt to get a cheap laugh came as the House of Representatives met to vote on a bill restricting the minimum age of strippers to... exotic dancers to “between 21 and 28 years of age and shall be no more that 160lb [73kg] in weight.”... His “joke,” which is now part of the official legislative record, dropped like a lead balloon and he quickly pulled his amendment... Havard also appears to be out of touch with his constituents’ sexual appetites, at least based on PornHub data which shows 'fappers' in the Bayou state are one of the biggest viewers of BBW (big beautiful women) videos... American porn consumers are also big fans of 'MILF' videos, according to PornHub, which usually feature “mothers” over the age of 28."
Some memes from the Libertarian groups:
America vs Russian wars
Small businesses vs government during covid
Bernie socialism
Central Asia / Eastern Europe's opinion of Russia
Media using Ukraine as a scapegoat
Democrats forever-changing beliefs
America with it's best allies
America's unhealthy relationship with Iran
Ukraine's allies
Effect of America's sanctions
America's wars
Russia's dominance
Libertarian foresight
Covid workplace truths
Movies verses Real Life with covid
Corporate and Covid
Government powers
"As of 2021, it is the third-largest political party in the United States by voter registration. In the 2020 election the Libertarians gained a seat in the Wyoming House of Representatives, giving them their first state legislative win since 2000. As of November 2021, there were 354 Libertarians holding elected office: 215 of them partisan offices and 139 of them non-partisan offices."
"Russia is targeting Ukraine’s military infrastructure, air defence, and air forces with high-precision weapons and is not attacking Ukrainian cities... with military command centres in a number of cities hit by missiles."
Cn be read here.
"These media sources have a slight to moderate liberal bias. They often publish factual information that utilizes loaded words (wording that attempts to influence an audience by using appeal to emotion or stereotypes) to favor liberal causes."
John G. Matsusaka. 2018/05.
"The cross-country regression results reinforce this argument, showing that GDP per capita is higher in countries that have more legal rights for LGB people... LGBT inclusion and economic development are mutually reinforcing to each other. Exclusion of LGBT people causes harms to the economy... LGBT people face multiple barriers to physical and mental health... Not only are these violations and forms of exclusionary treatment harmful to the individuals involved, they also carry costs that impact the broader economy. These economic costs include lost labor time, lost productivity, underinvestment in human capital, and the inefficient allocation of human resources through discrimination in education and hiring practices. The decreased investment in human capital and suboptimal use of human resources in turn have the potential to reduce overall economic output and growth in a direct way."
"Measures of the percentage of the population of high-income countries identifying as LGB suggest prevalence rates of 3–4%... Studies of same-sex sexual activity, an alternative measure of sexual orientation, among men in low- and middle-income countries suggest the prevalence rates could be 3–20%, or double the LGB identity rates... Here [in this study] we choose 4% as a low to mid-level prevalence estimate for the adult population and potential labor force... if all LGB people were equally productive but all were prevented from contributing to the economy because of unemployment or the inability to work for health or other stigma-related reasons, the negative impact of LGB exclusion would cost a country approximately 4% of its GDP... we can derive an estimate from Klawitter’s (2015) meta-analysis that LGB people are 10% less productive because of exclusion. She found that gay and bisexual men in high-income countries earned 11% less than similarly qualified heterosexual men. That wage difference could be a proxy for lost productivity if discrimination keeps gay and bisexual men out of more productive jobs that they are qualified for. For women, Klawitter finds that lesbian and bisexual women earn on average 9% more than heterosexuals..."