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The Bryan Hyde Show - Revel in WrongThink
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Tuesday Aug 20, 2024
Tuesday Aug 20, 2024
This is one the craziest weeks so far in an already crazy year. Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos stops by to help me try to make sense of it all.
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If we are determined to live as free individuals, we cannot do so in a state of ignorance. Barry Brownstein ponders why people would willingly vote for empty supermarket shelves.
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Friday Aug 16, 2024
Friday Aug 16, 2024
If idolatry can be defined as anything we choose to place above reality itself, then politics would be a serious contender for one of our favorite idols. Chuck Baldwin says America has only two religions, Democrat and Republican.
John Whitehead of the Rutherford Institute points out that it's getting harder to ignore the sense that politics has become our de facto national religion.
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This article is a must read if you're not familiar with the term "whole-of-society." Dr. Aaron Kheriaty has a solid explanation of how government partners with the institutions of civil society to consolidate its control.
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Thursday Aug 15, 2024
Thursday Aug 15, 2024
Our mothers taught us manners in order to pass on as much civilization as possible to our generation. Little did they know that manners are the adhesive that binds societies together.
We're taught not to judge others but here's another thing to consider. Paul Rosenberg explains how to judge cultures because without evaluation, there can be no quality control.
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Modern society treats preparedness like it was a fetish. In reality, it's a lifestyle and one that can bring authentic peace during uncertain times. Milan Adams has an excellent article on the foundation of preparedness, going back to the very beginning.
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Wednesday Aug 14, 2024
Wednesday Aug 14, 2024
One of the greatest freedoms we can exercise as individuals is to choose the community in which we will live. Adam De Gree ponders whether communities have rights and what they might be.
It's bad enough that the media gatekeepers shamelessly lie to us day in and day out. But as Jordan Schachtel explains, they are losing control of the conversation and are pushing for censorship.
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Why are some people so determined to prevent others from having freedom? Ryan McMaken breaks down the subjects of self-determination, imperialism and secession and how they play into what we are seeing all around us.
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Tuesday Aug 13, 2024
Tuesday Aug 13, 2024
It's my weekly chat with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. If you're working to keep up with current events, this is a conversation you need to hear.
Here is a question that many will find uncomfortable: How attached are you to your material comforts? Kirkpatrick Sale warns that materialism is endangered as society's collapse continues.
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There are many advantages to being a life-long learner. The only downside is that learning requires conscious effort. Barry Brownstein has a marvelous essay on why we cannot disconnect from reality and expect extraordinary luck to carry us.
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Monday Aug 12, 2024
Monday Aug 12, 2024
The current crackdown on dissent in the U.K. is almost cartoonish in its urgency. J.B. Shurk explains why free speech is being curtailed and control is being consolidated over what the people may say or think.
What can classical thinkers teach us about democracy? Adam De Gree says, they can provide a lot more insight than you might think.
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AI holds great promise to help humankind. However, as Brandon Smith explains, it also has the potential to persuade us to stop thinking for ourselves. And that would be a terrible mistake.
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Friday Aug 09, 2024
Friday Aug 09, 2024
It's not exactly a secret that wokeness has infected the Olympics the same way it has infected the corporate world. Michael Cook wonders, will the Olympics die with the Baby Boomers?
Talking interest rates and economics is a good way to get most people's eyes to glaze over. At the same time, Connor O'Keeffe says it's critical to understand why a fed rate cut will not our economic problems.
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Walker Larson has a thought provoking piece on what Johnny Cash's "Hurt" can teach us about age and fame. If you haven't heard this song yet, take four minutes and watch the video here.
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Thursday Aug 08, 2024
Thursday Aug 08, 2024
Keeping the world fed is a responsibility that cannot be allowed to be controlled by a handful of elites. David Bell explains how farms of all sizes feed the world.
The new normal in the U.K. is that you can be arrested for what you share on social media. J.B. Shurk says, this is a great illustration of why the state is not your friend.
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This is some heavy reading but it's worth it, if you want a clear picture of where we currently stand. Jim Quinn breaks down a few of the things everyone knows but few are willing to admit.
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Wednesday Aug 07, 2024
Wednesday Aug 07, 2024
Today I'd like to share a couple of noteworthy articles from Adam De Gree who writes for Intellectual Takeout. I've only recently discovered this writer but he has a real gift for getting to the heart of issues that matter.
The first article is about how social emotional learning is hurting children. De Gree explains how the shift from education to mental health and emotional management in our public schools is making our children unnaturally fragile.
His second article delves into how the corporate world has leaned into diversity, equity and inclusion and how identity politics is bad for business but good for management (control structures).
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We've all heard the phrase "moderation in all things." J.B. Shurk has a marvelous essay on why this principle applies particularly to government power.
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Tuesday Aug 06, 2024
Tuesday Aug 06, 2024
I'm back after a few (not so fun) days of moving. Time to catch up with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos and see what's happened while I was relocating.
Times may be uncertain and becoming ever more challenging. Even so, J.B. Shurk reminds us that it's a marvelous time to be alive and that this is still our country.
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The more I read Paul Rosenberg's writings, the more I respect this man's journey to becoming a clear and independent thinker. His latest essay on why we must stop apologizing is a must read.
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