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The ultimate paradox of freedom is the freedom to sign away your own liberty. This week, we consider the implications of such an ability and question whether it's really possible in a free society.



Louis Rossmann video about the FTC non-compete ban: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7Vq83ua1Gs



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Intro and outro music by your best friend jippy: https://jippy.bandcamp.com/

There is somewhat of a culture struggle between those who want to see humans venture out into space and explore the galaxy and those who instead want to focus on a simple life and resourcefulness here on Earth. This week, we contemplate the ramifications of either of these choices.



Apologies for audio issues this week. We had some technical difficulties in the studio, so you might hear a couple of drop-outs.



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Media hysteria aside, most of the time, our modern democratic societies feel like they could continue for a very long time. Yet, throughout history, societies come and go like the blink of an eye. What forms of government are stable enough to stand the test of time?



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This week, we discuss why most people don't really care about what's going on politically, and how the people who do care make life worse for the rest of us.



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This week, David's mad that the kids are coming up with words for things that don't need them. Is it really just the kids that are doing it, though? And are the names really unnecessary?



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This week, we discuss the implications of the commodification of influence and the personal character of so-called "influencers".



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