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Jared on Ben Shapiro’s “Nation of Ideas” | CLIPS

Watch the embedded video below. Works on most browsers.  Clip’s Direct BitChute Link     America is the opportunity to make money and the ideas that keep you free to make money without much government infringement! Refrigerators are less expensive than ever!   The Daily Wire team only goes halfway in a video clip (which was originally linked but subsequently taken down), which contrasts … Continue reading Jared on Ben Shapiro’s “Nation of Ideas” | CLIPS

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Can Lovemaking Spark the Revolutionary Phenotype? – JF | TAP

Watch the embedded episode below. Works on most browsers.   Direct YouTube Link A fascinating talk with notable biologist and popular YouTube host JF Gariépy on his book, The Revolutionary Phenotype.   Topics included: -JF’s take on the evolution of life on Earth. -Questions around incentives, selection, and choice. -Modern culture wars—even the spreading of memes—being rooted in genetic and biological interests. -The particular temptations and … Continue reading Can Lovemaking Spark the Revolutionary Phenotype? – JF | TAP

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Heiðrūn, Lady of the Free Folk on Reconstituting Civilization | TAP

Watch the embedded video below. Works on most browsers.    Direct YouTube Link   Regardless of your religious convictions or lack thereof, this conversation provides much by delving very deeply into the essence of being a European person, the ways of our ancestors, and how our natural inclinations need to express now, pushing back against the meaningless modern culture that has wounded us. This … Continue reading Heiðrūn, Lady of the Free Folk on Reconstituting Civilization | TAP

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Genes and Memes 1: Getting It

Watch the embedded video below. Direct BitChute Link The first in a series. Some of these thoughts were spurned on by Stefan Molyneux’s “The Unspoken Biology of Culture.” Being part of something goes beyond mere identifiers and common points of interest that you can list. Those in the know in a given group often say–explicitly or implicitly–“you either get it or you don’t.” There’s also … Continue reading Genes and Memes 1: Getting It

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