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Africastallestman"s podcast

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00:06:10

Sub-Saharan African Prosperity Through Voodoo Exports

Africastallestman"s podcast ·

2025/06/14

The provided text argues that Sub-Saharan African countries possess a unique and valuable export commodity in the form of traditional African spiritual practices, often referred to as witchcraft, voodoo, or magic. The author contends that these practices, which allegedly include the ability to make individuals bulletproof, fly, or cause harm from a distance, represent an untapped economic resource. The text proposes that African nations could generate significant revenue by selling these

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00:12:18

Fantastic Corruption Versus Survival Corruption

Africastallestman"s podcast ·

2025/06/13

The provided text, "FANTASTIC CORRUPTIONVS SURVIVAL CORRUPTION'" explores the global phenomenon of corruption, differentiating between two key types: "fantastic corruption" and "survival corruption." Fantastic corruption involves large-scale, systemic illicit gains by those in power, such as legislators demanding bribes or leaders misusing public funds, often stashing profits abroad. In contrast, survival corruption describes illicit acts by underpaid government

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00:05:23

Africa's Stagnation: Forced Development and Superstition

Africastallestman"s podcast ·

2025/06/12

The provided text, "IS FORCED DEVELOPMENT AND SUPERSTITIONRESPONSIBLE FOR THE ECONOMIC STAGNATION AND POVERTY SEEN IN AFRICAN COUNTRIES?" explores the hypothesis that imposed Western development and inherent superstition contribute to Africa's economic struggles and pervasive poverty. It argues that skipping natural technological progression, unlike Europe's gradual advancements, has been detrimental, citing a belief in spiritual intervention over practical maintenance as an

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00:11:09

Internet Psychiatry: Online Behavior and Diagnosis

Africastallestman"s podcast ·

2025/06/11

The provided text introduces the emerging field of Internet Psychiatry, a specialization where psychiatrists diagnose mental health conditions by observing an individual's online behavior. The document highlights the increasing relevance of this field due to widespread internet use. It then presents a series of internet behaviors paired with their potential psychiatric diagnoses, ranging from common conditions like depression and bipolar disorder to more specific personality traits and severe

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00:05:26

American Jury: Race, Bias, and Injustice

Africastallestman"s podcast ·

2025/06/10

The provided text, "WHEN WILL AMERICA PUT PEER IN ITS JURY SYSTEM" argues that the American jury system is deeply flawed and potentially the most corrupt globally, particularly in its failure to provide a "jury of one's peers." The author contends that the system is systemically biased against minorities, especially Black individuals, asserting that prosecutors often manipulate jury selection to ensure convictions, even of innocent defendants. The piece highlights instances

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00:04:47

Stopping the Legal Lynching of Black Americans

Africastallestman"s podcast ·

2025/06/09

This source asserts that contemporary police killings of Black individuals in America represent a modern form of lynching, despite the illegality of historical mob lynchings. It argues that current laws grant excessive power to police, enabling what the author considers "justifiable police murder" where officers, even those with limited training, can kill Black citizens, regardless of the victim's societal value, with little accountability. The text highlights a perceived racial bias

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00:05:57

THE NEW RIGHT IS THE OLD LEFT

Africastallestman"s podcast ·

2025/06/08

"THE NEW RIGHT IS THE OLD LEFT," argues that the "left" political designation was a strategic mislabeling forced upon humanists centuries ago by powerful, self-interested figures. The author contends that the concept of "right" inherently carries moral justification, drawing parallels to cultural practices where the right hand is favored. This historical linguistic manipulation led to the "left" being associated with "wrong," even among those it

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00:11:36

Policing in America: Selection, Not Training

Africastallestman"s podcast ·

2025/06/07

This document critiques the current state of policing in America, particularly regarding the disproportionate killing of Black individuals by police. The author argues that training is ineffective for addressing deeply ingrained biases, likening it to "training a cat to become a dog." Instead, the text proposes a fundamental shift towards rigorous selection processes for officers, including public comment periods and thorough background checks to identify and remove individuals with

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00:13:18

THE HUMAN GOD

Africastallestman"s podcast ·

2025/06/06

"THE HUMAN GOD," explores the origins and evolution of the concept of God from a human perspective. It suggests that early humans attributed natural phenomena and their own inexplicable experiences to a Supreme Being, often imbuing these deities with human characteristics or drawing parallels to powerful individuals. The author discusses how the need to explain the unknown led to the creation of gods for various aspects of life, and critically questions the humanization of God as presented

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00:10:19

Racism is Good, Hatism is Bad

Africastallestman"s podcast ·

2025/06/05

This source argues that racism, defined as favoring one's own race, was historically beneficial for the development of early civilizations by fostering common understanding and cooperation within a group. The author contrasts this with "hatism," characterized by active dislike and harmful actions towards individuals based on their differences like race, sex, or religion. The text uses examples like the Tower of Babel and Roman aqueduct construction to illustrate the perceived

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00:05:25

What Was Martin Luther King and Malcom X Thinking?

Africastallestman"s podcast ·

2025/06/02

Discrimination often expressed as hate–Hatism–is universal. People of similar races discriminate against each other. How do you expect people of dissimilar races not to discriminate?Discrimination cannot be erased by legislation but economic parity is an effective tool to fight discrimination Martin Luther and Malcolm X should have asked for reparations for kidnapping and unpaid labor of Blacks that built America and not equal civil rights.

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