When people say they are following The Science(tm) do they really mean they are following orders? How do you row back from additional interventions when they aren’t based on anything at all, let alone The Science(tm) or The Orders? We discuss stupid examples of interventions, whether its schools or supermarkets, and how if the scaremongering...
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This week begins with Andrew offering some advice on the easiest places to forgo masks. We then talk about PCR tests as Nic has just had to have one in order to have a minor medical procedure. Are these tests as accurate as the government is stating? And why don’t they quarantine testers as soon...
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This week, Andrew did a rare thing. He wrote a blog post. Inspired by the recent talk of Covid Passports, he wondered if this new technology could be used for something else. Something good. The final idea? Testosterone Passports! Nic and Andrew discuss this completely serious and not at all funny idea in full. They...
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You might agree with all the steps the government has taken in the last year. But what will you do the next time they give themselves this power over your life? Pandora’s box has been opened. They will use these powers again against us. So how you will judge the next time? What will your...
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This week, Andrew starts with an analogy. Anti-fascists maintain that if you’re not a communist, you’re on a slippery slope to fascism. He asks whether this means that if you’re not obese, you’re on a slippery slope to anorexia. Is that analogy any more ridiculous? And does is stand up to Elliott’s Law? Andrew and...
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On this, our 100th podcast, we talk about whether its a trait of those who love freedom to have the confidence to be a self starter, and just get on with things. Do you need encouragement or praise, or do you employ critical thinking and rational self-interest in order to know you’re doing the right...
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In this episode, Andrew tells the story of Nicolae Ceausescu. Something he’s wanted to do since Christmas 2019, the thirty year anniversary of his execution. From a troubled upbringing including multiple teenage arrests to his blackly comic last stand in Bucharest, Andrew tries to illustrate just how evil, and insane, he really was. This podcast...
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Can naming your children really make a difference? Nic certainly seems to think so as he explains to Andrew why he thinks his immediate family must undoubtedly be the solution to the world’s problems and why he’s now a little more white pilled. We then discuss what it means to be red, blue, white or...
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Andrew revists a libertarian thought experiment and applies it to virus infections & government jabs to see whether the state is once again guilty of cakeism. Surely we can apply the same rules to both injections and infections? And Nic decides to find out what the UK medicines regulator means when it says the Covid...
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The What’s Worse Game
After a brief hiatus while Nic recovered from surgery, we’re back with a new game of Andrew’s devising. The What’s Worse Game. In this new game, Andrew gives Nic two deliberately awful options and asks him to say which one is worse. Sometimes personal, often extreme, Nic reacts to each and tries to justify why...
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