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It was mentioned as a book that moved the host, Dave Rubin, and was often referenced by Jordan Peterson. The book is about the Soviet forced labor camp system.
Lug by Susan Eatson's gulag archipelago. That book really moved me at the time. Yeah, well, you know, I toured with Jordan Peterson and he often brought up The Gulag Archipelago for t...
— Episode: What I Lost by Leaving the Left & Why So...
It was mentioned as a book that moved the host, Dave Rubin, and was often referenced by Jordan Peterson. The book is about the Soviet forced labor camp system.
Lug by Susan Eatson's gulag archipelago. That book really moved me at the time. Yeah, well, you know, I toured with Jordan Peterson and he often brought up The Gulag Archipelago for the same reason.
The podcast host recommended reading any book by Thomas Sowell to understand the economic principles related to the discussion on minimum wage.
read any Thomas soul book please
— Episode: Press Sec. Embarrasses Herself by Shamel...
The podcast host recommended reading any book by Thomas Sowell to understand the economic principles related to the discussion on minimum wage.
read any Thomas soul book please
Shining God's Beauty, Truth, and Hope into a Darkened World
Dave Rubin mentioned this book, referencing a quote from the author, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, that summarizes the prevalent lying in the media and politics.
The quote is we know they are lying, they know they are lying, they know that we know they are lying, we know that they know we know they are lying, and still they continue to lie.
— Episode: Kamala Was Right: Biden Executive Action...
Dave Rubin mentioned this book, referencing a quote from the author, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, that summarizes the prevalent lying in the media and politics.
The quote is we know they are lying, they know they are lying, they know that we know they are lying, we know that they know we know they are lying, and still they continue to lie.
New and Selected Poems
It was written because the author was initially insecure about homeschooling, but she learned that it's about being a lead learner and showing her child how to teach themselves. She discussed the importance of teaching children truth, beauty, and goodness.
I was tremendously insecure when I started and what I discovered is it's not about me. It doesn't really matter how capable I am in terms of what I know. All I have to do is be the lead learner and sh...
— Episode: The Future of Education: Sam Sorbo, Jill...
It was written because the author was initially insecure about homeschooling, but she learned that it's about being a lead learner and showing her child how to teach themselves. She discussed the importance of teaching children truth, beauty, and goodness.
I was tremendously insecure when I started and what I discovered is it's not about me. It doesn't really matter how capable I am in terms of what I know. All I have to do is be the lead learner and show my child that they can teach themselves anything.
my book is titled The Way It Is
This book discusses how words such as education and fascism have been redefined, highlighting a need to refocus on winning back language and culture. The author feels that our thinking is wrong on many topics and that a repurposing is required.
in my second book, which is behind me Words for Warriors, they've redefined education. They've redefined the word fascist. They've redefined all of these words. And so our thinking is...
— Episode: The Future of Education: Sam Sorbo, Jill...
This book discusses how words such as education and fascism have been redefined, highlighting a need to refocus on winning back language and culture. The author feels that our thinking is wrong on many topics and that a repurposing is required.
in my second book, which is behind me Words for Warriors, they've redefined education. They've redefined the word fascist. They've redefined all of these words. And so our thinking is wrong now on many of these topics. And we really need to refocus ourselves and repurpose ourselves to winning back our language and our culture simultaneously.
The podcast mentioned that Hitler's "Mein Kampf" is still available for sale on Amazon, highlighting the inconsistency in book banning practices.
One that still sells Hitler's Mein Kampf.
— Episode: Mob-Led Book Banning: Michael Knowles, A...
The podcast mentioned that Hitler's "Mein Kampf" is still available for sale on Amazon, highlighting the inconsistency in book banning practices.
One that still sells Hitler's Mein Kampf.
The podcast host mentioned this book in relation to his collection of controversial books.
I have a stack of Mein Kampf and then that's right next to a stack of Don't Burn This Book and then it's all of Dr. Seuss's 39 books, six of which will no longer be published anymore.
— Episode: Shocking Expert Advice on COVID-Exposed...
The podcast host mentioned this book in relation to his collection of controversial books.
I have a stack of Mein Kampf and then that's right next to a stack of Don't Burn This Book and then it's all of Dr. Seuss's 39 books, six of which will no longer be published anymore.
Dr. Jordan Peterson discussed his new book, "Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life", which he described as a counterpart to his previous book, "12 Rules for Life". He mentioned writing a significant portion while ill and that the book explores the dangers of both excessive order and uncertainty.
So that's interesting and exciting and stressful, all of those things. I hope it's well received. I can't evaluate it. I'm too close to it to evaluate it.
— Episode: An Emotional Return & 12 More Rules for...
Dr. Jordan Peterson discussed his new book, "Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life", which he described as a counterpart to his previous book, "12 Rules for Life". He mentioned writing a significant portion while ill and that the book explores the dangers of both excessive order and uncertainty.
So that's interesting and exciting and stressful, all of those things. I hope it's well received. I can't evaluate it. I'm too close to it to evaluate it.
the last chapter is be grateful in spite of your suffering and certainly maintaining that gratitude is something I've struggled with
it looks like the black counterpart to the white book the previous book out today
I wrote a lot of it while I was extremely ill and there were some advantages to that I think in that I only kept that material that I felt was reliable under duress
one concentrates the first onean antidote to chaos 12 rules for life an antidote to chaos does concentrate on the consequences of excess uncertainty and the second book concentrates more on an excess of of of order
Dave Rubin interviewed Jordan Peterson for two hours about his new book, which was released the day after the podcast was recorded. They discussed the book's content, Peterson's struggles and comeback.
his new book, which comes out tomorrow beyond order. 12 more rules for life.
— Episode: Trump 2024 Hints at CPAC & Racial Equity...
Dave Rubin interviewed Jordan Peterson for two hours about his new book, which was released the day after the podcast was recorded. They discussed the book's content, Peterson's struggles and comeback.
his new book, which comes out tomorrow beyond order. 12 more rules for life.
If you thought 12 were enough, you were wrong, there's 12 more.
It was, well let me just say it this way, chatting with him for those two hours, although we've texted a bunch, we've talked on the phone a bunch in these last two years, I did see him once in the midst of all of this to sit down with him again and unfortunately we had to do it via Skype because in Canada
just to even be able to do this thing with him and see him back, it feels right to me. It feels like a little order has been put back into the universe and we've needed it desperately.
the book, 12 Rules and the new book they're about going from chaos to order we've had such chaos for the last two years and I think before Jordan went away he was adding such order to the world I really do think he was and I can even feel it even for me having him back having that interview posted reading your comments about the way he helped you in your personal life I know it because it's the same way he helped me I think we could start adding a little order to the universe
Steven Crowder pitched this book to conservative publishers, describing SJWs, leftist activists, and the alt-right, but every publisher rejected it, believing it would not sell. He later reflected on the irony of its rejection in light of the rise of cancel culture.
I pitched the book for Change My Mind, I've talked about this many times to conservative publishers and there was no cancel culture.
— Episode: Suing Facebook & Big Tech Canceling Cons...
Steven Crowder pitched this book to conservative publishers, describing SJWs, leftist activists, and the alt-right, but every publisher rejected it, believing it would not sell. He later reflected on the irony of its rejection in light of the rise of cancel culture.
I pitched the book for Change My Mind, I've talked about this many times to conservative publishers and there was no cancel culture.
every single publisher turned it down and said, this book is silly, no one will ever want to do a Change My Mind book.
It was described as a great and clear-thinking book that challenges the "diversity delusion."
she is like the best of the best when it comes to just blowing a lot of this diversity delusion nonsense that was the title of her last book
— Episode: Big Tech Censorship Backfires & Dems' Wa...
It was described as a great and clear-thinking book that challenges the "diversity delusion."
she is like the best of the best when it comes to just blowing a lot of this diversity delusion nonsense that was the title of her last book
An Introduction (Critical America, 87)
It was described as a standard textbook on critical race theory, outlining its worldview and questioning traditional civil rights, the liberal order, and constitutional law. The book's first paragraph was specifically mentioned.
the liberal order, enlightenment, rationalism, equality theory and neutral principles of constitutional law that's on the first paragraph of the book critical race theory introduction which is a stand...
— Episode: Critical Race Theory War: James Lindsay,...
It was described as a standard textbook on critical race theory, outlining its worldview and questioning traditional civil rights, the liberal order, and constitutional law. The book's first paragraph was specifically mentioned.
the liberal order, enlightenment, rationalism, equality theory and neutral principles of constitutional law that's on the first paragraph of the book critical race theory introduction which is a standard textbook in the subject
This book by Sam Harris was mentioned in relation to Harris's changed perspective on interacting with religious groups due to woke ideology, implying it has facilitated cross-ideological dialogue in unexpected ways.
he was talking about how he finds it a lot easier these days because of wokeism to talk to evangelical Christians he's obviously a well-known atheist he wrote a book called A Manual for Creati...
— Episode: Critical Race Theory War: James Lindsay,...
This book by Sam Harris was mentioned in relation to Harris's changed perspective on interacting with religious groups due to woke ideology, implying it has facilitated cross-ideological dialogue in unexpected ways.
he was talking about how he finds it a lot easier these days because of wokeism to talk to evangelical Christians he's obviously a well-known atheist he wrote a book called A Manual for Creating Atheists
It was described as a book that should trigger the reader. The author discussed the issues around immigration, Islam, and the negative impacts on women's rights in Europe, including the lack of integration and increased crime rates. She also reflected on the challenges of updating data and the difficulties in having honest conversations about these issues without being labeled as racist or xenophobic.
Reading it, you should be triggered.
— Episode: Ex-Muslim Exposes the Reality of Immigra...
It was described as a book that should trigger the reader. The author discussed the issues around immigration, Islam, and the negative impacts on women's rights in Europe, including the lack of integration and increased crime rates. She also reflected on the challenges of updating data and the difficulties in having honest conversations about these issues without being labeled as racist or xenophobic.
Reading it, you should be triggered.
It's a proclamation to take on the work and some of the people who actually don't even know that they are work or that they've subscribed to this ideology.
If we want to go back to the center and in other words, if we want to address some of the most confounding issues of our day, that you have to go back to that table and in good faith and say and be open and honest. These are the problems we are having.
The issues of Islam and immigration and the integration or the attempts to try and develop programs to assimilate Muslim minorities into European societies.
What I'm proposing in the book is not authoritarianism. It's like let's develop programs that introduce to young men from societies that are misogynistic and homophobic. Where male aggression is either encouraged or people are powerless to do anything about it. When these young men come into our societies, let's socialize them into freedom, equality, human rights. Let's respect their dignity, their human rights and teach them to respect that of others.
Black Students and the Racial Reconstitution of Higher Education, 1965–1972 (Contemporary Black History)
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