Chp. 14 Verses 23 - 29: The Second tithing and the Tithing for the poor.

Re'eh 1, Chp. 11 verses 26 - 28: Introduction, Moshe tells the nation not just to listen but also to see, and chose between blessing and curses.

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Wednesday Night Live Twitter/X Space 6 August 2025In this episode, I examine the meaning of life through the lens of personal responsibilities and societal interactions, positing that our duties, especially the responsibility to reproduce, define our essence. We discuss the critical role of free speech in promoting progress and the dangers of stifling expression. Engaging with callers, we explore themes of familial dysfunction, toxic relationships, and the importance of self-awareness in fostering

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In this episode, I examine the complexities of moral philosophy, focusing on the concept of evil and its relationship to intentional harm. I challenge simplified definitions and highlight the balance between short-term pain and long-term benefit through various examples, including medical procedures and parental discipline. The discussion critiques the "do no harm" principle, revealing its potential to justify harmful actions for perceived greater goods. By addressing moral disputes and emphasizing

Explore the differences between comparative and behavioral psychology in this casual psychology 101 talk. Learn about key concepts and their impact on human behavior.

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Monday Morning Twitter/X Space 4 August 2025In this episode, I examine the complex interplay between personal happiness and political freedom, drawing on philosophical concepts like Aristotle's eudaimonia. We discuss the sacrifices often required to advocate for political liberties, using historical examples such as Romania to highlight the importance of collective action in reform. The conversation also explores the impact of male authority figures on societal narratives and the differing

In this episode of the LSE Conflict Zone podcast, host Maliek Banat talks to Brian Milakovsky, an associate researcher with the PeaceRep-Ukraine programme and the lead author of a recent report, Critical Raw Materials, Local Content Policy and Ukraine’s Economic Recovery and Ukraine programme director Luke Cooper about the turbulent current conjuncture in Ukraine. With protests, scandal and geopolitical stress intensifying they discuss how major stakeholders are envisioning Ukraine's economic

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This lecture analyzes the historical and philosophical factors that influenced the baby boomer generation, connecting their behaviors to the moral decline following the 20th century's upheavals. It outlines the transition from optimism in the 18th to early 20th centuries to a pervasive sense of despair shaped by the World Wars and totalitarian regimes. The speaker discusses the erosion of traditional values, emphasizing how existential crises and moral failures led to a shift towards self-indulgence

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