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Radio Derb October 11 2024

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2024/10/12

This Week’s Show Contents 01m50s Controversy in science, new and old 14m24s Disaster equity 27m09s Hillary, Zamyatin, and Us 38m59s Voice cloning 40m50s Using a shovel 43m36s An old friend is angry 46m46s Signoff with Cilla Direct Download, The iTunes, … Continue reading →

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Doomsday

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2024/10/11

Are we doomed? It certainly seems like it. Polling on the issue suggests that most people expect something bad to happen in the near future. The unspoken driving force of our politics for the last decade is this sense of … Continue reading →

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Death Of The Grammar Nazi

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2024/10/10

A truth revealed by the widescale adoption of the internet was that there were millions of people with a blue pencil desperate to use it. The Grammar Nazi is a thing unearthed and unleashed on the world by the internet. … Continue reading →

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The Smash And Grab Ends

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2024/10/09

This weekend, the heads of the NATO families were supposed to meet to discuss the “victory plan” for Ukraine created by Volodymyr Zelensky, but the meeting has been cancelled, allegedly due to the weather. Joe Biden was supposed to attend … Continue reading →

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The Answer To Death

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2024/10/08

One of the first awakenings people have on the road out of the liberal mental order is the realization that libertarianism is nonsense. It is why you find so many former libertarians in the dissident space. Many of them started … Continue reading →

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The Rise Of Metadata Man

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2024/10/07

Note #1: Behind the green door I have a post about the escalatory path of Iran and Israel, a post about the most efficient way to install, operate and maintain the guillotines after the revolution and the Sunday podcast. Subscribe … Continue reading →

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Radio Derb October 03 2024

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2024/10/05

This Week’s Show Contents 01m52s Hurricane Helene 11m32s Vice-Presidential debate 19m07s The Israel-Iran War 30m19s Longshoremen strike 33m56s President Carter at 100 35m49s The Great (squirrel) Replacement 40m04s Signoff with Buck Owens 00m00s Signoff Direct Download, The iTunes, Podcast Addict, … Continue reading →

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Modern Sophistry

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2024/10/04

Every once in a while, I stumble upon a topic idea that vexes me because I am not sure where to go with it. A month or so ago I stumbled upon a Jordan Peterson video in which he explained … Continue reading →

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Generations

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2024/10/03

Lost in the commentary about the vice-presidential debate is the looming generational issue haunting the political system. On the stage that night was a member of Generation X and a Millennial. J.D. Vance is not the first Millennial to enter … Continue reading →

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Normal Versus Crazy

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2024/10/02

Political debates in America are rarely worth the effort to watch mostly because they are not genuine debates. Instead, they are something like a joint press conference where the candidates also get to shout at one another. In a general … Continue reading →

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The Port Strike

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2024/10/01

The International Longshoremen’s Association went on strike as of midnight in the first major port strike in the United States in decades. Twenty years ago, dock workers on the West Coast struck for eleven days. The ILA has not gone … Continue reading →

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The Lincoln Exception

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2024/09/30

Note #1: Behind the green door I have a post about why you should never trust anything in the visual media, a post about the strangely large amounts of money spent on bad movies and television and the Sunday podcast. … Continue reading →

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Radio Derb September 27 2024

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2024/09/28

This Week’s Show Contents 01m30s Canceller gets canceled 12m48s Crushing dissent in the Party 24m06s The Amy Wax saga latest 32m08s Good news about Higher Ed. 34m55s A new ministate 37m49s Sir Keir is the wurst 39m52s Signoff for Springfield … Continue reading →

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The Crisis & Old Scratch

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2024/09/27

The defining feature of this age is the never-ending crisis, always surrounding the latest name for the Devil. Everything about politics surrounds the current panic over Trump, Putin, white supremacy, and so on. These are just names for Old Scratch … Continue reading →

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Strange Days

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2024/09/26

A feature of this age is that we are regularly presented with unusual events and then presented with an official explanation that is stranger than the event itself or given no explanation at all for what happened. In fact, you … Continue reading →

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The Only Solution

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2024/09/25

Yesterday the state of Missouri executed convicted murderer Marcellus Williams after a quarter century of legal wrangling. The case gained some attention because the defense managed to muddy the waters on the DNA evidence and therefore drag out the process … Continue reading →

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Trouble On The Edge Of Empire

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2024/09/24

In the end phase of an empire, there are two political dynamics. One is the intense, internal politics among the ruling class of the empire. These are the people fighting to hold onto the power of the empire, but also … Continue reading →

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Death By Openness

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2024/09/23

Note: Behind the green door I have a post why you should fill up your diet with seed oils, a post about losers and the Sunday podcast. Subscribe here or here. In the early days of the internet, people started … Continue reading →

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Radio Derb September 20 2024

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2024/09/21

This Week’s Show Contents 02m06s Trump twice lucky 09m49s The Grim Beeper 15m08s This is not 1954 30m12s Trump’s inner gentleman 32m19s Scientific American betrays science (again) 37m17s Sir Keir speaks American 39m08s Et in Arcadia ego 42m03s Signoff with … Continue reading →

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Back By Popular Demand

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2024/09/20

It has been at least a year since I took a deep dive into the published works coming from the grievance studies departments. Back when I did regular Xirl Science segments, I spent a few hours a month perusing the … Continue reading →

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