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  @vinceocratic21 сағат бұрын

  This dude gives it raw and real. What a fucking breath of fresh air. Thanks for the interview!

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  @richardfox286523 сағат бұрын

  Hey Rich, You're going to McLeod Ganj; have a fine time... 😊 we are big on India 🇮🇳. You're going to love it; any place in India is fantastic... some of the best places aren't famous, just real life.

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  @Luke08Sadler23 сағат бұрын

  I don't know man. His answer is basically work super hard at some shit you don't necessarily like doing and save money? As a society with all the technology and resources we have we should want better for people. It just all seems so unnecessary

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  @bikefarmtaiwan180023 сағат бұрын

  It is great that you have had this conversation but I have to say , from my standpoint there was zero pushback on some clearly flawed ideas . The idea that university makes you think is deeply flawed: I really think it is all a scam these days - thinkers will think , university or not . University seems more like indoctrination camp these days . "Generous tax payers" is an oxymoron - people have to be forced to pay tax - forced with violence - it can never be described as generous unless the person suggesting so is so addled they don't understand what they are actually saying . Oh- and how is all that tax paying going in California , a place with massive net migration due in part to the sub human state of the inner cities , drug abuse and rampant theft - would seem like the Californians are getting stolen from at both ends . There is so much more that needed push back even though there were a few good moments . The comment on believing conspiracy theories and trusting the government puts a cherry on the cake of how myopic this guest really is . At one point doubting the beloved jab was a conspiracy theory ......... now , not so much .

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  @cherylnathanodetteКүн бұрын

  Wise words indeed, we women think so logically as we mature. Some throughout all their life. No regrets ever, yes some but learn not to dwell.

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  @deadendkidoКүн бұрын

  You praised turbo capitalism and everything else was socialism. You are served, honey.

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  @ianyumi0909Күн бұрын

  Mam, you make my day.. thank you 💜️

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  @jasonlibsКүн бұрын

  Ketamine is dangerous

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  @shredbundy8163Күн бұрын

  The gov ruining the economy is just another front on their war against nuclear family’s and human propagation. They are intentionally making men unviable. Basically the us gov doesn’t want to say 1 child policy. But they have the same goal as their communist homeboys. They know more about where A.I. and automation is at than any of us do. They don’t need citizens anymore. 🤷🏻‍♂️

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  @leclaireguy263Күн бұрын

  nona I love youz

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  @bigglyguy8429Күн бұрын

  Oh I see, another attack on Tate and the red pill. Nah, get off.

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  @bigglyguy8429Күн бұрын

  Wow, it's almost like if you attack one half of our species, falsely accuse them of oppressing the other side, keep raising that other side up and do that for a few generations, things go screwy? Mmm.

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  @debfryer2437Күн бұрын

  My problem is I have celiac disease and am allergic to soy.

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  @MOMO-YYDSКүн бұрын

  ❤

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  @VoidzloverКүн бұрын

  Very strong and down to Earth. I wish I was as mature as she was when I was 18-19 years old. Smart woman! ❤️❤️

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  @courtneylarsen7674Күн бұрын

  Such an incredibly important conversation. Thank you both!!!

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  @sarasotauptoseattleКүн бұрын

  Amazing show. Thanks!

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  @melissazwieg2988Күн бұрын

  🦋🦋🦋🤍

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  @AI_Chatbot-lm5tgКүн бұрын

  We are just becoming aware of the harmful effects of THC since legalization. I really don’t appreciate Scott’s endorsement of cannabis. There are studies that point to permanently lower IQs in adolescents that use cannabis. There are also studies that show 10% of the population can go psychotic while using cannabis. Not to say that cannabis is bad for all users. It’s just important that the public knows they are lowering their IQ while using, including Scott! 1:05:32 Otherwise, I really enjoyed the podcast. It was enlightening. As a male in their 20s, some of the statistics were shocking because they are true in my experience and nobody talks about it.

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  @Jasmine-eq9sxКүн бұрын

  This is the worst advice. It comes from a position of privilege. There are good decisions and bad decisions. I know this. But I’m a decisive person and I trust myself. I’ve been surrounded by indecisive people for my lifetime. There are good decisions and bad ones. Usually a bad decision comes about from over thinking. A good decision comes about not from deciding at random, but from eliminating all the factors that appeal to ego over what is true to you. That’s the key to choices, not random choice. What is most in alignment with you at your core, not what benefits you might get in the future.

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  @frontier6937Күн бұрын

  podcasts are the new medium for insightful, thought provoking, important discussion

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  @alanreynoldson3913Күн бұрын

  "Toxic" masculine behavior has criminal implications. Being "masculine" is a virtue.

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  @s2syedКүн бұрын

  I don't agree that masculinity is a social construct. That is construing that men and women are biologically the same when they are not.

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  @BUEAUКүн бұрын

  Questioning yourself is The first mistake. Be yourself whatever that may be. Don't identify. As male or anything. Scary?

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  @mamadab2563Күн бұрын

  Nice

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  @jazaza420-cm5grКүн бұрын

  man this knowledge goes way beyond sports

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  @bigollie006Күн бұрын

  What the fuck is this "women acting like men is good and men just aren't good enough" SHIT just auto played on my feed? If you want to date men. Cool. Don't encourage us to

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  @jonlynchКүн бұрын

  "38 trillion. That's a pretty crazy number. I don't even know how to imagine it." Here's one way. Think of the US debt in dollars.

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  @GodHelpMe369Күн бұрын

  I understand your exhaustion, as I have had a lifetime of pain and suffering, too. I'm just an ordinary guy, but one who understands what you are going through. Carefully search for deep meaning in the following message from the living Son of God. From it and from other lessons I have been experiencing, I have started letting go of hard strains, strains I allowed to build up inside of me, strains that led to a recent massive heart attack. So, because of the changes I recently made in my life, more specifically in my mind and in my heart, I am finding wonderful rest and peace. And joy. Here's the message: "Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." "Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls." "For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light." My Friend, every single word in the above message is true and profound. It directly applies to both of us. I hope you take it seriously like I have done. You are in my prayers.

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  @StevenMartinGuitarКүн бұрын

  Here they go with the toxins again. Yes, there's poison in your brain and your brain has to flush it out. Got it.

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  @user-ev4jt3om3rКүн бұрын

  This guy is just pandering. Yes it is tough for young people. But it’s always been tough for young people. It’s supposed to be tough. The biggest problem for young people is the parents that put them on a pedestal only to find out later that life is hard when you become an adult. Galloway is just giving young people excuses when and if they fail. So rather than learning from their failures, they will not take responsibility or learn any lessons.

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  @LaughingStock55Күн бұрын

  You're just invalidating and minimizing. The data supports what Galloway is arguing.

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  @vincenttorre4066Күн бұрын

  MGTOW 🏹🎯

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  @robertc.obrien146Күн бұрын

  These guys don’t give a shit about young men, they’re concerned that young men may be an impediment to their leftist agenda.

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  @mountainbuttonsКүн бұрын

  This is such an important conversation. Fantastic listen, if not an easy one.

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  @marcialawson7048Күн бұрын

  At around 200.50, you said you don’t get glyphosate on beef. Isn’t their about of glyphosate on the grain the animal eats?

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  @tasospat4919Күн бұрын

  You can't always do that. What if you end up with a narcissist? You can't make the relationship work whatever you do

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  @TheDukeEsquireКүн бұрын

  This dude is a known grifter.

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  @minhcao1838Күн бұрын

  This has become one of my all time favorite podcast. Listening it again after taking 3 days to finish it. Was rewinding it over and over and trying to listen through my busy day.

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  @blackmass4925Күн бұрын

  kzread.info/dash/bejne/kYeNw6iKerC8nNo.htmlsi=jUyBkVE9haChGjvh

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  @FluxNomad678Күн бұрын

  Not everyone is sitting at home I work at 12 hour second shift until 3 A.M When everything is closed when I get home. After that I'm wiped out and on the weekend I catch up on the neglected chores try to get in some damn exercise maybe talk to some people. I do enjoy social virtual reality because I can talk to anybody anywhere in the world at any time it's independent of my schedule

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  @SusanInspiredКүн бұрын

  This is a godless way to look at life. How about pray on it? Check in with what your own Soul says? Develop a relationship with God if you haven’t already done so to help you make choices? Come to know yourself, and your own soul better? So that you understand from an innate wisdom, perspective, back by your connection and understanding of God‘s will for you, what is in your highest good? Then, make a commitment, receive the blessings when you’ve chosen, well, and forgive yourself, when mistakes have been made. To randomly make decisions is to give in to the whims of others, and vagaries of your own mind, whether they/it wants the good for you or not.

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  @joepic85Күн бұрын

  Men just need to get some confidence.. go do fun shit, meet some cool people along the way, try things and new hobbies, talk to women, talk to men, talk to old people, talk to kids. IN PERSON. It will help you in your professional lives

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  @MandiSmashКүн бұрын

  One thing I've noticed is a lot of people are saying why don't men have other men who they can look up to, etc? Well, why can't men look up to women? What's happening there? If women are doing better in these regards, then maybe they should consider looking at women online who aren't just for their entertainment.

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  @raskolnikov1873Күн бұрын

  A vegan that has burned through more kerosene than entire towns combined. Touring musicians cannot do their jobs without contributing gobs of emissions to the atmosphere.

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  @meganesguerra7540Күн бұрын

  I really appreciate the points made here. First, I want to touch on the idea of not 'indulging' in certain foods out of fear of overeating. In my opinion, having a healthy relationship with food means finding a balance where we can enjoy treats without feeling guilty or anxious about it. (But I do also understand where Rich is coming from.) Second, it's important to recognize that binge eating can also be a serious eating disorder that requires attention and support. Let's remember to be kind (to ourselves and others)! Wishing everyone well 💕

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  @jessicasmoyer9853Күн бұрын

  Fantastic guest.

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  @thehardiewayКүн бұрын

  Dude, two wealthy white guys talking about how they have white privilege is nauseating! If anything, as a white, straight, masculine male, you're under attack from everyone - even your own people, especially liberal white females.👆

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  @Saba.GudadzeКүн бұрын

  🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍

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  @anjas.1879Күн бұрын

  👌🙏Halleluja, endlich jemand der es allen durch Studien glaubhaft machen kann. Eigentlich weiß man das durch den Hausverstand!! Ohne Frühstück steigt der Insulinspiegel

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  @rafalrocksКүн бұрын

  When has life NOT been Darwinian? I’m 53. It was dog-eat-dog when I was young, too