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Man. Many of these podcasts are better than the average Stefan M. call-in. Why did you stop. Come back.

So, Bronze Age pervert thinks some gays are basically sexual hipsters? I mean sure, who knows, but I will say one of the things that makes lefties/ liberals seem more sane to me than right wingers/conservatives is when the latter hypothesises on why gays are gay, which liberals don’t go near as how the hell do we know why other people do what they do

Really enjoyed this. Thanks!

Truth.

Interesting video. Thanks for sharing.

Why has this come up on my TH-cam

Thanks for the time sir looking forward to hearing from you more.

Hey Scott, what happened to great books online? If you’re not doing it anymore (likely), is there any other sites doing what you did? Thanks.

Looking at his his whole outlook througu myers briggs persobality theory, BAP seems like extroverted sensing, ESxP. Which is why his writing aounds like force introverted intuition, while at the same time looking dowk on it (nerds).

So weird to see Todd for the first time after listening for 44 episodes. Think he’d morphed into Paul Wheaton in my mind. Love the show.

Awesome to see yall gents.

People should celebrate “Santa Claus” on his proper feast day Dec 6th. My daughter and I will enjoy baking cookies and reading through a few Saint Nicholas books. This is when we’ll also receive our gifts in our stockings.

Everyone is little too pro union

Thanks. A good intro to this.

An example of a small creation: I built my deadlift platform. It's your standard AOM design. Nothing crazy. But I cut the horse-stall mats, evenly spaced the Torx screws, & put 3 layers of poly on the Birch plywood. It makes me happy to see it every time, and makes deadlifting and squatting a tad bit less despairing for me and my lifting pals.

Scott, you called it. They stepped down in December 2019 and the "virus" (read: State's disastrous over-reaction to the virus) caused the market to begin free-falling in on February 20, 2020. I can't find out if they liquidated any shares during that 2 month period.

Your videos are a delight and informative. I appreciate the time you put into your streams and OGB. Thank you!

Thanks for posting these on this godforsaken site. I appreciate your insights and advice.

Bronze Age - Age of the Greeks 3:36 3-5 pg vignettes Struggle To Own and Master space Beauty of Body, Health of Body 5:55 Underworld, Unwatched, Piracy, 6:58 Discovery is Felt 7:49 Achilles Weakness of Modern Man 9:07 Nerds - Petty willed, seeking prestige, Algorithim/AI, uninteractive, prone to consumerism, despair 12:37 Born Gay in Post-Industrial Life 14:05 Ingrained Sense of Understanding 15:12 Swagger 16:23 Rejoin Society -> Expectation restored -> Return to Normal 17:37 Alcebietes 18:37 Harness Energy in getting attention, in understanding others 19:29 History as Religion What to do with young males? All the spaces are owned 21:07 Live Live Right

Pursuit of happiness is twisted...it's a state of being, not an object of pursuit. Boomers dont even understand what happiness is.

Boomer lies: celebrate differences; public school "socializes" children (and that this is good); retirement; fat and cholesterol are unhealthy; cardio

Where do you stream now?

"The Problem with Problematicism" sounds like it could be the title of a Chesterton essay. I remember listening to that specific podcast a couple years ago, glad to stumble on this video further explaining it 👏👏👏 The case described in the video is what I've seen most commonly, but another is to call something which is a true problem "problematic", to pull away from the absolute. In this age of affirming everything, no one wants to condemn anything outright, so even problems are now just labeled as "problematic". It's a non-committal way to take a stand-ish. It's intentionally adjectival.

So when are you releasing Hambrick's Rules for Conservatives?

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I used to use the word problematic in what I consider its original sense before it became an SJW thing (or at least before I was aware of it) simply as the adjectival form of *problem* or to mean "the one in question". I work in software, so, for example, if a bug or undesired behavior was being caused by a bad value in a particular record, I referred to it as "the problematic row" as in the row causing the observed problem. Grammatically, I think its use is valid as an adjective since problem is a noun ("problem" is also listed in dictionaries as an adjective, but the meaning seems slightly different to my ear). Philosophically, I get what you're saying about things being binary; however, my example demonstrates the "of the nature of a problem" since the root cause of a problem is not directly the observed problem itself. I suppose one could argue that the cause of a problem is a problem though. All that said, I agree with you that the modern usage of it is poop, and it has discourage me from saying the word even in what I consider to be its valid usage.

Read the complete passage on the causes of Revolutions a few days ago. Usually I have an objective view- but this reading was like a punch in the gut. I couldn’t breathe.

Thanks Scott, I appreciate it.

I had my dad over with this in mind. Though he's only in his late forties he nocebos himself into thinking that his active/healthy days are behind him, and that it's only attainable for his kids. Frustrating to say the least. At least my mom's got it.