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In this short clip, @josephluther and I talk about The Rat Race, Independence, and Self Sufficiency
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Reclaim Real Life - Why Genuine Interactions Matter
"...even the experiences as real as and attainable as we want them to be, it's just not like that anymore..."
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How should a society enforce its rules?
Through the social pressures induced by culture or by threat of force by an approved authority figure?
What do you think?
@josephluther and I discuss how a society can enforce rules - through culture or government.
For years mainstream established media has held a monopoly on how we generate and consume information.
"...I feel like we're just being led to feed these automated systems more and more as a way of kind of capitalizing on the data that they've harvested."
Reclaim Real Life - Why Genuine Interactions Matter
"...even the experiences as real as and attainable as we want them to be, it's just not like that anymore..."
There are a huge number of benefits gained from how you breath, and cons if done improperly.
As simple as it might seem, most people never think about how they breath. From Anxiety, Stress, and overall wellbeing, breath influences a lot.
How could breath control benefit you?
The human body is a wonderfully dynamic system and we are only beginning to scratch the surface on understanding it all!
Some would say America is going through a fascism stint, others a communist one.
Or could it be both?
What do yall think?
In this clip, @josephluther and I talk about #Government , #Fascism , #SacredEconomics, #Suffrage, #IntellectualProperty and #ideas
Some believe that our economy has been setup to extract wealth from most people in an immoral, unfair way.
How is the economy doing for you?
How should a society enforce its rules?
Through the social pressures induced by culture or by threat of force by an approved authority figure?
What do you think?
@josephluther and I discuss how a society can enforce rules - through culture or government.
Where do ideas really come from?
Are they a manifestation of our neurochemistry as a part of some evolutionary function?
Or is our neurology reading some input from outside ourselves?
@josephluther and I talk about if our ideas really our own or if they exist outside of our consciousness.
In today's America, what weight of import does one place on a formal academic education as opposed to an informal one?
Here is the first short for Episode 4 between Sam, Kylie and myself. In this short, Sam talks about his childhood experiences as a child who grew taller and larger than other kids his age.
