You probably think the government does some good things. It’s why you vote. You might think that at least some regulation is needed to prevent sub standard goods entering the market place. Possibly you think that the state is the only mechanism for courts, the police and… roads. Perhaps you think the safety net of...
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Is it possible to have a moderate/centrist view on a conspiracy theory? How about something as simple as food? Are vegans and carnivore the extremists and omnivores to sensible centrists? We discuss spectra other than the classic political left/right axis and whether there are any other nuanced, moderate positions that we might hold. Photo by...
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Why are some people sound on some topics yet catastrophic on others Is it a deliberate tactic to not get branded a conspiracy theorist? Is it a form of signalling? In this podcast we try to get to the bottom of this strange but common phenomenon before talking about vaccines, political journeys and the difference...
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The world economy is collapsing. But why would the vice wielders, those that pull the strings of governments, the media & big corporations, want to destroy what they’ve spent decades, even hundreds of years creating? And why now? The last two and half years have seen a rapid acceleration in the sheer force of what...
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Today’s episode is brought to you by the letter “B”. Not intentionally, but a few topics started with it and we managed to crowbar a few more in. We start off with the repeal of Roe v Wade and ask why pro choice libertarians don’t seem to think moving decisions closer to the people they...
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We questioned whether or not to even release this edition of Sounding Board. Recorded on 10 May 2022, it’s one of our longest recordings – but its dark. It’s Andrew’s turn to be feeling a bit low on humanity. From the destruction of food processing plants to Bill Gates’ new book, the Pfizer document drops...
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Sometimes people just don’t think things through. They don’t think about the ramifications or simple interpretations of what they are spreading around. Andrew has some observations of examples of precisely these viral memes and trends that were truly wide of the mark, but not maybe in the way you originally thought. Does it change your...
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It’s been a while since we released a podcast, so Nic starts off explaining why. With so much to talk about, this ended up being a long session. So, make yourself a drink and grab a comfy chair before you begin. We’ve added timings below if you want to skip to certain sections. 0:48 Why...
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Isn’t it funny how suddenly everyone is concerned with a foreign power bombing and invading a neighbour thousands of miles away, yet that is exactly what has been happening for nearly 8 years, but in a different part of the world. The media and the politicians tell you you must focus on Ukraine now, and...
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A History Of Violence
Have you wondered how government became the way it is? In this episode, I take a look at the history of the state. How states came into being and how they morphed into the totalitarian juggernauts they are today. We also answer a question about voluntaryism from one of our listeners and talk a little...
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