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Updated For the Next Generation of Leaders (Dale Carnegie Books)
The publisher altered descriptions of characters to be more politically correct. Augustus Gloop, originally called "fat", is now described as "enormous", and the Oompa Loompas are now referred to as "small people", rather than "small men".
Remember Augustus Gloop? Remember the fat German child who fell in the River of Chocolate got stuck in that pipe, right?
— Episode: Stephen Colbert's Brain Melts When He He...
The publisher altered descriptions of characters to be more politically correct. Augustus Gloop, originally called "fat", is now described as "enormous", and the Oompa Loompas are now referred to as "small people", rather than "small men".
Remember Augustus Gloop? Remember the fat German child who fell in the River of Chocolate got stuck in that pipe, right?
He's going to be described as enormous. He will not be fat
the Oompa Loompas are no longer small men. They're small people
The podcast host recommended viewers watch the movie adaptation or read the book to see how the actor Christian Bale's appearance and mannerisms resembled those of Gavin Newsom. The book was referenced in the context of Newsom's perceived arrogance and manipulative behavior.
Go watch American Psycho or read the book, but you gotta watch it because Bale looks just like him, the hair, everything.
— Episode: Russell Brand's Head Explodes at Biden O...
The podcast host recommended viewers watch the movie adaptation or read the book to see how the actor Christian Bale's appearance and mannerisms resembled those of Gavin Newsom. The book was referenced in the context of Newsom's perceived arrogance and manipulative behavior.
Go watch American Psycho or read the book, but you gotta watch it because Bale looks just like him, the hair, everything.
The book had alterations made to a passage about the places Matilda visited. The original mentioned Joseph Conrad, Ernest Hemingway, and Rudyard Kipling, but the new version substituted Jane Austen and John Steinbeck.
She went she went on olden day sailing ships with Joseph Conrad. She went to Africa with Ernest Hemingway and to India with Ruyard Kipling.
— Episode: Stephen Colbert's Brain Melts When He He...
The book had alterations made to a passage about the places Matilda visited. The original mentioned Joseph Conrad, Ernest Hemingway, and Rudyard Kipling, but the new version substituted Jane Austen and John Steinbeck.
She went she went on olden day sailing ships with Joseph Conrad. She went to Africa with Ernest Hemingway and to India with Ruyard Kipling.
She went to 19th century Estates with Jane Austen. She went to Africa with Ernest Hemingway and California with John Steinbeck.
A Second Look at the Federal Reserve
The book talks about the inception of the Federal Reserve, and the clear interest of a small group of people in getting a central bank implemented in the United States.
You could read a book like The Creature from Jekyll Island about the inception of the Federal Reserve, which is the central bank in the United States. There was clearly a small group...
— Episode: The Real Reason the US Gov’t Fears Bitco...
The book talks about the inception of the Federal Reserve, and the clear interest of a small group of people in getting a central bank implemented in the United States.
You could read a book like The Creature from Jekyll Island about the inception of the Federal Reserve, which is the central bank in the United States. There was clearly a small group of people that were very interested in getting a central bank implemented into the United States.
How Certain Schemes to Improve the Human Condition Have Failed (The Institution for Social and Policy St)
The book says that the state tries to make taxpayers legible so they can tax them as efficiently as possible, by knowing who people are, who they interact with, and their economic situation.
And I think it's ultimately another consequence of fiat currency and central banking though, because the reason there is so much national debt is because governments have figured out this way to borro...
— Episode: The Real Reason the US Gov’t Fears Bitco...
The book says that the state tries to make taxpayers legible so they can tax them as efficiently as possible, by knowing who people are, who they interact with, and their economic situation.
And I think it's ultimately another consequence of fiat currency and central banking though, because the reason there is so much national debt is because governments have figured out this way to borrow money into existence, right? It's literally what they're doing with the Fed is the US government issues this shit coin called US treasury bond. They can print as many of these as they want. They sell them to the Fed to borrow dollars, right? So the Fed now is already the creditor to the US government borrower at interest. The Fed's taking interest payments right off the top. The Fed can print dollars ad infinitum. So it's just total shell game. And then the government can spend those dollars as it sees fit. And that you end up with a situation where the government has extreme indebtedness, but will just keep printing more money to externalize the cost of that indebtedness onto the population via inflation. So you can think about it this way, the price inflation that you experience as a consumer, you are just paying for the slow motion default of your government on its debt.
SeaWolf Press Illustrated Classic (Unabridged)
The book is referenced when discussing the analogy of Gulliver being tied down by tiny strings, which Elon Musk believes represents the overwhelming amount of regulations that are hindering progress.
Of course, he's talking about Gulliver's Travels, that great scene if you've read the book or if you've watched any of it, made multiple movies about it. Gulliver's laying there and h...
— Episode: Host’s Head Explodes When Javier Milei S...
The book is referenced when discussing the analogy of Gulliver being tied down by tiny strings, which Elon Musk believes represents the overwhelming amount of regulations that are hindering progress.
Of course, he's talking about Gulliver's Travels, that great scene if you've read the book or if you've watched any of it, made multiple movies about it. Gulliver's laying there and he's huge and they have all these people with these straps keeping him down. And that's all of us right now, right?
Unlocking the Secrets to Optimal Health by Returning to Our Ancestral Diet
The Carnivore Code advocates for an ancestral diet, based on the idea that optimal health can be achieved by returning to our ancestors' diets, focusing on unprocessed animal foods.
Joining me today is a double board certified physician, an animal based diet advocate and author of The Carnivore Code, unlocking the secrets to optimal health by returning to our anc...
— Episode: Why Is The Gov't Ignoring the Number One...
The Carnivore Code advocates for an ancestral diet, based on the idea that optimal health can be achieved by returning to our ancestors' diets, focusing on unprocessed animal foods.
Joining me today is a double board certified physician, an animal based diet advocate and author of The Carnivore Code, unlocking the secrets to optimal health by returning to our ancestral diet. Dr. Paul Saladino, I am glad to have you in studio.
It's not exactly what you do anymore, which I do want to get into.
I wrote a book about the carnivore diet and this gets to like the next level.
So I'll lay out a few cases.
I think it's very clear that grass finishing, grass feeding, that's the goal.
It is a movie about the founding of Facebook.
You know the Winklevoss twins, they were two of the original investors in Facebook way back when if you saw that movie, The Social Network, but they're big VC guys in Silicon Valley who I don't think...
— Episode: Crowd Stunned as ‘Squad’ Member Gives Un...
It is a movie about the founding of Facebook.
You know the Winklevoss twins, they were two of the original investors in Facebook way back when if you saw that movie, The Social Network, but they're big VC guys in Silicon Valley who I don't think were Trump supporters and Tyler Winklevoss just tweeted this
It was released on the "Today Show" and Michael Richards explained how he has changed since his controversial racist remarks at the Laugh Factory in 2006. He explained how anger had a hold of him, and he took an exodus to see what was going on inside him.
Anger, looking at it very closely. It's something that's always with us, certainly with me.
— Episode: Douglas Murray Uses Left's ‘Principles’...
It was released on the "Today Show" and Michael Richards explained how he has changed since his controversial racist remarks at the Laugh Factory in 2006. He explained how anger had a hold of him, and he took an exodus to see what was going on inside him.
Anger, looking at it very closely. It's something that's always with us, certainly with me.
Not as horrible as it was 18 years ago. Anger had a hold of me and I canceled myself out. You canceled yourself. Take an exodus, get away from show business and see what the heck is going on inside me to have been so despicable that night and losing my cool and hurting.
I think so.
The difference? Probably more aware of myself.
Essays
Camille Paglia, a social critic, was interviewed in 1995 and expressed her concerns about the direction of higher education. She expressed that she believed in enlightened multiculturalism but was opposed to a politicized agenda in the classroom.
All right now I am on the record, my last book, Sex, Art and American Culture had a whole transcript of a multicultural course I taught at the university, okay? With an Asian professo...
— Episode: Douglas Murray Uses Left's ‘Principles’...
Camille Paglia, a social critic, was interviewed in 1995 and expressed her concerns about the direction of higher education. She expressed that she believed in enlightened multiculturalism but was opposed to a politicized agenda in the classroom.
All right now I am on the record, my last book, Sex, Art and American Culture had a whole transcript of a multicultural course I taught at the university, okay? With an Asian professor, okay? I believe in enlightened multiculturalism based on scholarship.
What's the difference in unenlightened and enlightened multiculturalism? I'm totally opposed to any politicized agenda in the classroom, okay? I do not want this crappy melodrama being taught to our students that Western civilization is filled with evil patriarchs and out there are the wonderful people of color.
Well, but I don't think anyone that I know of that believes that, well, just think of what you just said. Think of what you said. Listen, you don't know, Stephen Greenblatt, the new historicist, okay? Who I, I mean my God, every word out of their mouth is about the evil of Western culture. You don't know how bad it is. That all Western culture is evil and all Asian or African culture is unflawed. These people who have control of the university's humanities departments now do not believe in great art, okay? They do not believe, they believe that dead white European males are just, you know, have been canonized.
You have no freaking idea what's going on.
A Guide to Life Liberated from Anxiety
The host sarcastically suggested a book title for Anthony Fauci, referencing Fauci's wealth despite getting everything wrong about the pandemic.
He should write a book, How to Get Everything Wrong and Get Really Rich by Anthony Fauci. That's a book. That's a book.
— Episode: Jon Stewart of ‘The Daily Show’ Left Out...
The host sarcastically suggested a book title for Anthony Fauci, referencing Fauci's wealth despite getting everything wrong about the pandemic.
He should write a book, How to Get Everything Wrong and Get Really Rich by Anthony Fauci. That's a book. That's a book.
Life, Liberty, And The Death Of The Republic
This book was mentioned as one of the many free online courses offered by Hillsdale College. The book was described as one of the most important and enduring subject areas to study.
You can learn about the works of C.S. Lewis, the stories of the book of Genesis, the meaning of the U.S. Constitution, the rise and fall of the Roman Republic or the history of ancient Christian churc...
— Episode: Justin Trudeau Sounds Afraid in Speech B...
This book was mentioned as one of the many free online courses offered by Hillsdale College. The book was described as one of the most important and enduring subject areas to study.
You can learn about the works of C.S. Lewis, the stories of the book of Genesis, the meaning of the U.S. Constitution, the rise and fall of the Roman Republic or the history of ancient Christian church with Hillsdale College's online courses all available for free.
From Christ to Constantine (Royal Collector's Edition) (Case Laminate Hardcover with Jacket)
This book was mentioned as one of the many free online courses offered by Hillsdale College. The book was described as one of the most important and enduring subject areas to study.
You can learn about the works of C.S. Lewis, the stories of the book of Genesis, the meaning of the U.S. Constitution, the rise and fall of the Roman Republic or the history of ancient Christian churc...
— Episode: Justin Trudeau Sounds Afraid in Speech B...
This book was mentioned as one of the many free online courses offered by Hillsdale College. The book was described as one of the most important and enduring subject areas to study.
You can learn about the works of C.S. Lewis, the stories of the book of Genesis, the meaning of the U.S. Constitution, the rise and fall of the Roman Republic or the history of ancient Christian church with Hillsdale College's online courses all available for free.
The Creation Story in China's Earliest Script
This book was mentioned as one of the many free online courses offered by Hillsdale College. The book was described as one of the most important and enduring subject areas to study.
You can learn about the works of C.S. Lewis, the stories of the book of Genesis, the meaning of the U.S. Constitution, the rise and fall of the Roman Republic or the history of ancient Christian churc...
— Episode: Justin Trudeau Sounds Afraid in Speech B...
This book was mentioned as one of the many free online courses offered by Hillsdale College. The book was described as one of the most important and enduring subject areas to study.
You can learn about the works of C.S. Lewis, the stories of the book of Genesis, the meaning of the U.S. Constitution, the rise and fall of the Roman Republic or the history of ancient Christian church with Hillsdale College's online courses all available for free.
An Anthology of 8 C. S. Lewis Titles
The book was mentioned as one of the many free online courses offered by Hillsdale College. The book was described as one of the most important and enduring subject areas to study.
You can learn about the works of C.S. Lewis, the stories of the book of Genesis, the meaning of the U.S. Constitution, the rise and fall of the Roman Republic or the history of ancient Christian churc...
— Episode: Justin Trudeau Sounds Afraid in Speech B...
The book was mentioned as one of the many free online courses offered by Hillsdale College. The book was described as one of the most important and enduring subject areas to study.
You can learn about the works of C.S. Lewis, the stories of the book of Genesis, the meaning of the U.S. Constitution, the rise and fall of the Roman Republic or the history of ancient Christian church with Hillsdale College's online courses all available for free.
What Juicy Burgers, Ferraris, Pornography, and Gift Giving Reveal About Human Nature
The book discussed the detractors of evolutionary biology and evolutionary psychology, arguing that humans are evolutionary minded creatures.
In The Consuming Instinct, which was my 2011 book, in the first chapter, I go through all of the key points that the detractors have.
— Episode: Scientist Explains the Reason Most of Us...
The book discussed the detractors of evolutionary biology and evolutionary psychology, arguing that humans are evolutionary minded creatures.
In The Consuming Instinct, which was my 2011 book, in the first chapter, I go through all of the key points that the detractors have.
So I'll mention a few here for you. So one is the biological slash genetic determinism.
The Very Things We Thought Would Bring Us Joy Actually Steal It Away
The book discussed the mismatch hypothesis, arguing that many traits that would have been evolutionarily advantageous in the past are no longer adaptive in the modern environment. The book also mentioned the Harvard study on adult well-being, which found that the quality of social relationships is the biggest predictor of happiness. The book also discussed the role of genes in happiness, arguing that 50% of happiness scores are influenced by genetics.
Indeed. You know, the psychological weight of having young children and not putting all the odds in my favor.
— Episode: Scientist Explains the Reason Most of Us...
The book discussed the mismatch hypothesis, arguing that many traits that would have been evolutionarily advantageous in the past are no longer adaptive in the modern environment. The book also mentioned the Harvard study on adult well-being, which found that the quality of social relationships is the biggest predictor of happiness. The book also discussed the role of genes in happiness, arguing that 50% of happiness scores are influenced by genetics.
Indeed. You know, the psychological weight of having young children and not putting all the odds in my favor.
So there's something in evolutionary theory called the mismatch hypothesis.
So for example, when it comes to the top health killers, colon cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and so on, many of those diseases, you don't typically find them in hunter gatherer societies that mimic our evolutionary past because here's what happens.
We evolved in an environment of caloric scarcity and caloric uncertainty.
We've evolved to be in small bands of people that really matter to us.
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