This week, Andrew muses why he’s never ill. At least, not for a few years. He was never ill that often, but what changed in 2021? He certainly changed a few things about his lifestyle, but then so did Nic, and Nic has been ill a few times, recently. We decide to tackle this scientifically...
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What’s better, democracy or monarchy? We discuss societal systems from the past, along with how they have changed into what we know today, as well as some observations once again on voting, and whether it gives you any real choice at all. Speaking on monarchy, what on earth has been going on with the British...
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In this episode, Andrew starts off with an observation about trade offs and how it’s not just the left who doesn’t understand them properly. We then move on to trans ideology where Andrew asks another of his ‘genuine questions’ on how trans beliefs could possibly work in parallel with sexuality. After this, we move on...
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This episode, we talk about a whole bunch of stuff. But, unintentionally almost all of it leads to psychology. Dark psychology. We talk about religion, and how it can incentivise evil. We talk about the spread of good & evil in society and why you should probably expect the same spread at the elite level....
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It’s religion again, this time. Although, firstly we feel we have to talk about the recent James Delingpole / David Icke event or, more specifically, the reaction from James afterwards. You can watch it yourself here if you want to, before listening to this podcast: https://delingpole.substack.com/p/david-icke During the event, James accuses David of being “one...
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Welcome to another special edition of Sounding Board. The last episode was part one of a talk given by Professor Dolores Cahill, last year. This episode is part two. In this one, the second half, Dolores continues to talk about co-ops and the law. As well as telling us a little about her fascinating history....
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This episode is a little different from our normal podcasts. Nic and I aren’t chatting in this one. Instead, we present to you a talk that was given last year. A talk, you’ll be pleased to know, that was given by someone other than ourselves. It’s difficult to overstate just how courageous our speaker is,...
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Andrew revisits the philosophical razors we’ve previously discussed, but rather than a flaming laser sword, comes up with an obsidian scalpel. We put it to the test, which leads us to another of our favourite things – a scale. At Sounding Board we love a good spectrum, so Andrew details his 4 levels of clown...
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When you eat a plant are you microdosing poison, or does it really want to be eaten? Andrew has a theory that the most delicious things must surely want to be consumed by man. Nic reveals a startling change in his well being after a birthday present from Andrew – does this mean Nic has...
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Chemtrails, Kate and Cancer
In this episode, we talk about a whole bunch of topics. Mostly because it’s been a while since we released a podcast and had a long conversation about anything. To begin with, Andrew makes an observation about memes and how they behave almost organically. Andrew then asks another of his “genuine questions”, this time directed...
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