2023 Oct 6 The Bryan Hyde Show
If the U.S. were to find itself in a large-scale military conflict, hypothetically–of course, would it have trouble getting people to join the military? Check out this take on how mindsets have shifted since WWII.
The importance of being willing to engage in open rebellion by being a wrongthinker isn't something that everyone immediately grasps. J.B. Shurk lays out the necessity for principled resistance against the push for feudal slavery at a global level.
Anthony Fauci's tap-dancing skills are impressive, especially when he's being questioned about anything covid-related. Jon Militmore has 3 questions for Dr. Fauci regarding his alleged secret visit to CIA headquarters.
What purpose should education serve? You might get some surprising answers to this question, depending upon who you ask. Aletheia Hitz shares some of the reasons why seemingly impractical subjects can help us become better thinkers and learners.
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Dealing with challenging circumstances can seem overwhelming at times. Richard Kelly has some solid advice for how to cope during a crisis.
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