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Michael Gibson studied philosophy at NYU, UChicago, and Oxford. Now, he’s waging war against elite universities. Michael was part of the founding team of the Thiel Fellowship, which funded talented youngsters to drop out. He considers universities to be part of what he calls “the Paper Belt,” a series of centralized bureaucracies whose power relies on printing paper: money by the government, laws passed in DC, newspapers printed in New York, and diplomas given by universities. As an anarchist, Michael believes today’s Paper Belt is just as corrupt as the Catholic Church was when it sold indulgences. As a venture capitalist, Michael sees universities as a source of stagnation and offers an alternative plan for how to engender innovation instead. Timestamps: 2:11 The Dark Truth About Universities 12:22 Why Dropouts Have Been So Successful 23:57 Universities Have Stopped Producing Geniuses 36:24 We Destroy the Desire to Be Extraordinary 50:46 No Degree is Required to Be a Great Thinker 52:49 The Tragedy of Self-Doubt 1:00:05 The Poet-Philosopher 1:10:25 How to Be a Conservative Anarchist

Michael Gibson studied philosophy at NYU, UChicago, and Oxford. Now, he’s waging war against elite universities. Michael was part of the founding team of the Thiel Fellowship, which funded talented youngsters to drop out. He considers universities to be part of what he calls “the Paper Belt,” a series of centralized bureaucracies whose power relies on printing paper: money by the government, laws passed in DC, newspapers printed in New York, and diplomas given by universities. As an anarchist, Michael believes today’s Paper Belt is just as corrupt as the Catholic Church was when it sold indulgences. As a venture capitalist, Michael sees universities as a source of stagnation and offers an alternative plan for how to engender innovation instead. Timestamps: 2:11 The Dark Truth About Universities 12:22 Why Dropouts Have Been So Successful 23:57 Universities Have Stopped Producing Geniuses 36:24 We Destroy the Desire to Be Extraordinary 50:46 No Degree is Required to Be a Great Thinker 52:49 The Tragedy of Self-Doubt 1:00:05 The Poet-Philosopher 1:10:25 How to Be a Conservative Anarchist

Johnathan Bi

39,013 次观看 • 10 个月前

🚨 Full Remarks of President Trump on Elon Musk today: "I can't speak more highly about any individual. He's an incredible guy. He's a brilliant guy. He's a wonderful person. I've seen him with his family. I've seen him with a lot of his children. He's got a lot of children. He treats him good. He's He loves His children, but he's a brilliant guy, and he was a tremendous help, both in the campaign and in what he's done with DOGE. And you know what we're talking about, almost $200 million and rising fast, because many of the things that we were looking at are now being found out to be fact. It's terrible. I mean, the fraud, the waste, the abuse, the everything that's happened is just terrible. So I also know that he was treated very unfairly by the I guess he called the public, by some of the public, not by all of it. He makes an incredible car makes everything he does is good, but they took it out on Tesla, and I just thought it was so unfair, because he's trying to help the country, but he has helped the country. I also want him to make sure that he's going to be in great shape, and I know he is. I mean, he's going to be, he's going to do great he loves the country. He didn't need to do this. He did it, and I told him, I said, you know, whenever you're ready, I'd like to keep him for a long time, but whenever you're ready, he's an exceptional that when you see those rockets go up and come back and land in the same gantry, nobody else can do that, but this man. So he's just an incredible person, and he's a friend of mine, and he's a nice person too. He's a very nice person. He really helped the country. Saved us a lot of money. And I heard him say that he'll start easing which is always, he was always, at this time, going to ease out. And when he goes back to Tesla that will be taken care of, it was just, it's artificial. These were sick people that thought they were doing something. He really, he's a great patriot, and he should, really, it should be, it shouldn't be the way that should never have happened to him. And I will tell you right now, he makes a great product. He makes a great product. It's a great car. It's great everything. Starlink is great. What he does is good. He's doing medical things that are amazing. And we have to, at some point, let him go and do that."

🚨 Full Remarks of President Trump on Elon Musk today: "I can't speak more highly about any individual. He's an incredible guy. He's a brilliant guy. He's a wonderful person. I've seen him with his family. I've seen him with a lot of his children. He's got a lot of children. He treats him good. He's He loves His children, but he's a brilliant guy, and he was a tremendous help, both in the campaign and in what he's done with DOGE. And you know what we're talking about, almost $200 million and rising fast, because many of the things that we were looking at are now being found out to be fact. It's terrible. I mean, the fraud, the waste, the abuse, the everything that's happened is just terrible. So I also know that he was treated very unfairly by the I guess he called the public, by some of the public, not by all of it. He makes an incredible car makes everything he does is good, but they took it out on Tesla, and I just thought it was so unfair, because he's trying to help the country, but he has helped the country. I also want him to make sure that he's going to be in great shape, and I know he is. I mean, he's going to be, he's going to do great he loves the country. He didn't need to do this. He did it, and I told him, I said, you know, whenever you're ready, I'd like to keep him for a long time, but whenever you're ready, he's an exceptional that when you see those rockets go up and come back and land in the same gantry, nobody else can do that, but this man. So he's just an incredible person, and he's a friend of mine, and he's a nice person too. He's a very nice person. He really helped the country. Saved us a lot of money. And I heard him say that he'll start easing which is always, he was always, at this time, going to ease out. And when he goes back to Tesla that will be taken care of, it was just, it's artificial. These were sick people that thought they were doing something. He really, he's a great patriot, and he should, really, it should be, it shouldn't be the way that should never have happened to him. And I will tell you right now, he makes a great product. He makes a great product. It's a great car. It's great everything. Starlink is great. What he does is good. He's doing medical things that are amazing. And we have to, at some point, let him go and do that."

DogeDesigner

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Who is the Propagandist? Tucker visits our gReATEsT aLLy and explains how he and his team were detained and questioned. He gets smeared, like clockwork. They say he's lying. He's this and he's that. Security footage gets released showing him taking a photo with somebody and they accuse Tucker Carlson of lying by saying look how happy he is, he's taking a photo! Now, Tucker explains the photo and what happened and you have to be the judge. Which story makes more sense? Can you possibly separate from your deep seeded bias to judge this situation fairly? When you do, which story seems more likely? Which makes more sense. So whom is the propagandist? WHOM? WHOMST? What a surprise.

Who is the Propagandist? Tucker visits our gReATEsT aLLy and explains how he and his team were detained and questioned. He gets smeared, like clockwork. They say he's lying. He's this and he's that. Security footage gets released showing him taking a photo with somebody and they accuse Tucker Carlson of lying by saying look how happy he is, he's taking a photo! Now, Tucker explains the photo and what happened and you have to be the judge. Which story makes more sense? Can you possibly separate from your deep seeded bias to judge this situation fairly? When you do, which story seems more likely? Which makes more sense. So whom is the propagandist? WHOM? WHOMST? What a surprise.

Bobby Sauce

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How you do anything is how you do everything. What Steve Stoute learned when Kobe Bryant lived with him: “Kobe spent a month at my house. I watched his routine. It was phenomenal.” “He had these tapes of Michael Jordan. He’d study Michael Jordan going right, Michael Jordan going left, Michael Jordan guarding people going right, Michael Jordan guarding people going left.” “He completely immersed himself.” “Everything Kobe did, he went all the way.” “I had to go find 10 point guards for him to practice against. He was playing against Allen Iverson and wanted 10 point guards with handles.” “We go to Chelsea Piers. These guys are lined up at half court, 10 of them.” “Kobe's at the foul line, and they start coming one by one. They have to get by him and go to the basket. He's stripping the ball, blocking the ball, and as soon as he gets that one, the next one comes. He does not play offense.” “It was like an assembly line.” “This was after he already shot a thousand shots.” “I was like who am I dealing with? And he was 18 or 19 at the time.”

How you do anything is how you do everything. What Steve Stoute learned when Kobe Bryant lived with him: “Kobe spent a month at my house. I watched his routine. It was phenomenal.” “He had these tapes of Michael Jordan. He’d study Michael Jordan going right, Michael Jordan going left, Michael Jordan guarding people going right, Michael Jordan guarding people going left.” “He completely immersed himself.” “Everything Kobe did, he went all the way.” “I had to go find 10 point guards for him to practice against. He was playing against Allen Iverson and wanted 10 point guards with handles.” “We go to Chelsea Piers. These guys are lined up at half court, 10 of them.” “Kobe's at the foul line, and they start coming one by one. They have to get by him and go to the basket. He's stripping the ball, blocking the ball, and as soon as he gets that one, the next one comes. He does not play offense.” “It was like an assembly line.” “This was after he already shot a thousand shots.” “I was like who am I dealing with? And he was 18 or 19 at the time.”

David Senra

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BBC News, "What happened to the 20 recommendations from the child abuse inquiry that were given to the Conservative government?" Sarah Champion, "Nothing happened" BBC News, "Why is Chris Philp sounding so exasperated when he was part of the last gov?" Sarah Champion, "One can only assume he's in opposition now and is trying to make a political point out of this, which I find distasteful" "We ought to be angry at the victims and survivors who has been let down"

BBC News, "What happened to the 20 recommendations from the child abuse inquiry that were given to the Conservative government?" Sarah Champion, "Nothing happened" BBC News, "Why is Chris Philp sounding so exasperated when he was part of the last gov?" Sarah Champion, "One can only assume he's in opposition now and is trying to make a political point out of this, which I find distasteful" "We ought to be angry at the victims and survivors who has been let down"

Farrukh

222,522 次观看 • 1 年前

🎙️ Bill Simmons: "LaMelo Ball is a real winner this season." "He's actually had seasons with better 'stats.' This is a classic eye test; you have to watch it. I love the way he's playing... there's real thoughtfulness in how he's playing the point guard position now and how he's not as risky and reckless as he was. He doesn't seem like he's in an AND1 tournament anymore." "There's a wherewithal with what he's doing now and how he understands, they have these two incredible wings... Kon Knueppel has a chance to get 300 made threes, which would be nuts. Brandon Miller, when you watch him, this is like the best version of Paul George in the 2010s. And LaMelo's really good at using them, at using Moussa Diabate... he just knows how to drive the (Hornets) car." 🎙️ Zach Lowe: "Everybody got so disgusted with the 5-6 crazy things he would do every game that they unjustifiably dismissed all the statistical indicators that he was actually good and actually was driving Charlotte's offense at a high level when he was on the floor." Full episode: — —

🎙️ Bill Simmons: "LaMelo Ball is a real winner this season." "He's actually had seasons with better 'stats.' This is a classic eye test; you have to watch it. I love the way he's playing... there's real thoughtfulness in how he's playing the point guard position now and how he's not as risky and reckless as he was. He doesn't seem like he's in an AND1 tournament anymore." "There's a wherewithal with what he's doing now and how he understands, they have these two incredible wings... Kon Knueppel has a chance to get 300 made threes, which would be nuts. Brandon Miller, when you watch him, this is like the best version of Paul George in the 2010s. And LaMelo's really good at using them, at using Moussa Diabate... he just knows how to drive the (Hornets) car." 🎙️ Zach Lowe: "Everybody got so disgusted with the 5-6 crazy things he would do every game that they unjustifiably dismissed all the statistical indicators that he was actually good and actually was driving Charlotte's offense at a high level when he was on the floor." Full episode: — —

r/CharlotteHornets

62,208 次观看 • 5 个月前

🚨 MICHAEL BURRY JUST BET AGAINST THE ENTIRE AI The man who predicted the 2008 crash and walked away with $800 million in profit just opened four new short positions: $CAT: short at $1,060 $TSLA: short at $416 $AMAT: short at $729 $NVDA: $187M short at $198 This is not a hedge, this is a conviction bet. Burry doesn't short for fun He shorts when he sees something everyone else is missing The same way he saw 2008 coming while Wall Street was still celebrating. He's seeing it again right now The question is whether you're on the right side of his trade.

🚨 MICHAEL BURRY JUST BET AGAINST THE ENTIRE AI The man who predicted the 2008 crash and walked away with $800 million in profit just opened four new short positions: $CAT: short at $1,060 $TSLA: short at $416 $AMAT: short at $729 $NVDA: $187M short at $198 This is not a hedge, this is a conviction bet. Burry doesn't short for fun He shorts when he sees something everyone else is missing The same way he saw 2008 coming while Wall Street was still celebrating. He's seeing it again right now The question is whether you're on the right side of his trade.

philarekt

45,955 次观看 • 2 个月前

Sylvester Stallone on how Creed almost didn't happen: By 2006, Stallone thought he was finished with Rocky. He'd just wrapped Rocky Balboa, a film he had to fight to make in the first place. "It's tough when you say, hey, I got this great idea about a 60 year old boxer. It's really...3 this is the worst idea ever. But anyway, it got done." He continues: "I was very satisfied with the results. And that was 2006. And I thought, okay, this is my crowning accomplishment." Stallone describes waving goodbye to the audience, certain he was done with the character that had defined his career for three decades. Then eight years later, an unknown filmmaker came knocking with a pitch. "He goes, well, I'm an unknown filmmaker, I haven't made any movies yet. But I have this idea about bringing you back and this character, Apollo Creed. See, Apollo, you didn't know this, had an illegitimate son. So he's telling me the story and I go, very interesting." Stallone passed. The filmmaker (Ryan Coogler) went away and made Fruitvale Station with Michael B. Jordan, which swept awards at Cannes. Then he came back and pitched Stallone again. "He doesn't quit, does he? He's really a pesky guy, you know?" What eventually won Stallone over wasn't just Coogler's persistence: "In this movie, Rocky goes into a different kind of fight. He's not in the ring anymore. And he's dealing with life issues, which is much more realistic in some situations. And Michael, who plays Adonis, comes into his life, and they're from absolute opposite sides of the world, and slowly they begin to meld in kind of a family relationship." The result was a film Stallone's own daughters (who had spent years rolling their eyes at Rambo) finally approved of. "They went, finally, you've made a decent film."

Sylvester Stallone on how Creed almost didn't happen: By 2006, Stallone thought he was finished with Rocky. He'd just wrapped Rocky Balboa, a film he had to fight to make in the first place. "It's tough when you say, hey, I got this great idea about a 60 year old boxer. It's really...3 this is the worst idea ever. But anyway, it got done." He continues: "I was very satisfied with the results. And that was 2006. And I thought, okay, this is my crowning accomplishment." Stallone describes waving goodbye to the audience, certain he was done with the character that had defined his career for three decades. Then eight years later, an unknown filmmaker came knocking with a pitch. "He goes, well, I'm an unknown filmmaker, I haven't made any movies yet. But I have this idea about bringing you back and this character, Apollo Creed. See, Apollo, you didn't know this, had an illegitimate son. So he's telling me the story and I go, very interesting." Stallone passed. The filmmaker (Ryan Coogler) went away and made Fruitvale Station with Michael B. Jordan, which swept awards at Cannes. Then he came back and pitched Stallone again. "He doesn't quit, does he? He's really a pesky guy, you know?" What eventually won Stallone over wasn't just Coogler's persistence: "In this movie, Rocky goes into a different kind of fight. He's not in the ring anymore. And he's dealing with life issues, which is much more realistic in some situations. And Michael, who plays Adonis, comes into his life, and they're from absolute opposite sides of the world, and slowly they begin to meld in kind of a family relationship." The result was a film Stallone's own daughters (who had spent years rolling their eyes at Rambo) finally approved of. "They went, finally, you've made a decent film."

History Nerd

12,922 次观看 • 2 个月前

"To be attacked for simply asking to see the evidence was beyond the pale. I personally thought it was atrocious." Jack Posobiec was in the courtroom when Defense Attorney Michael Burt lashed out at Erika Kirk. He tells me what he saw: “When Erika heard her name mentioned that way from the Defense team, let me just say that her head shot up and she focused directly on the individual, Attorney Michael Burt, and what he was saying, as did mine. What the family was asking for in that moment was to be shown the zoomed-in image—not to be broadcast to the world. They said, 'could we at least see the zoomed-in image,' which the judge had blocked earlier in the week, of the individual they believe is Tyler Robinson when he's crouched down in the prone position. He's already assembled the rifle, and now he's crawling across the building towards the sniper's perch right on the edge of the building, which has a direct line of sight to where Charlie's tent was. And the judge had ruled that 'we can show the video, but we can't zoom in on this spot.' They just want to be able to see the evidence, to see what happened to Charlie, to have some kind of, you know, I'm not going to say there's ever going to be closure or satisfaction, but at least some kind of understanding of what went on here.”

"To be attacked for simply asking to see the evidence was beyond the pale. I personally thought it was atrocious." Jack Posobiec was in the courtroom when Defense Attorney Michael Burt lashed out at Erika Kirk. He tells me what he saw: “When Erika heard her name mentioned that way from the Defense team, let me just say that her head shot up and she focused directly on the individual, Attorney Michael Burt, and what he was saying, as did mine. What the family was asking for in that moment was to be shown the zoomed-in image—not to be broadcast to the world. They said, 'could we at least see the zoomed-in image,' which the judge had blocked earlier in the week, of the individual they believe is Tyler Robinson when he's crouched down in the prone position. He's already assembled the rifle, and now he's crawling across the building towards the sniper's perch right on the edge of the building, which has a direct line of sight to where Charlie's tent was. And the judge had ruled that 'we can show the video, but we can't zoom in on this spot.' They just want to be able to see the evidence, to see what happened to Charlie, to have some kind of, you know, I'm not going to say there's ever going to be closure or satisfaction, but at least some kind of understanding of what went on here.”

Glenn Beck

207,041 次观看 • 1 个月前

🚨After their UFO encounters they were supposedly given an “Anthrax booster”... 1. Michael Herrera: Claims he encountered a large UFO with rogue operators and later describes being given an “anthrax booster” as part of the aftermath. 2. Jonathan Weygandt: In his 1997 Peru crash retrieval account, he describes being taken over by unmarked personnel, restrained, warned into silence and given an "anthrax booster". 3. Roderick Castle: During a 1997 military exercise, he was sent to investigate some flare activity, saw a 300ft triangle with a “black team,” got held at gunpoint and then was told to take an “anthrax booster” immediately after. Why would UFO related incidents be followed by a mandatory injection labeled “anthrax”?

🚨After their UFO encounters they were supposedly given an “Anthrax booster”... 1. Michael Herrera: Claims he encountered a large UFO with rogue operators and later describes being given an “anthrax booster” as part of the aftermath. 2. Jonathan Weygandt: In his 1997 Peru crash retrieval account, he describes being taken over by unmarked personnel, restrained, warned into silence and given an "anthrax booster". 3. Roderick Castle: During a 1997 military exercise, he was sent to investigate some flare activity, saw a 300ft triangle with a “black team,” got held at gunpoint and then was told to take an “anthrax booster” immediately after. Why would UFO related incidents be followed by a mandatory injection labeled “anthrax”?

American Alchemy

30,010 次观看 • 7 个月前

If Charlie had a neck of actual steel it still would have had exit wound. Andrew Wilson will claim that this green beret is not an expert and refute it with a 90 year old study published by the government accused of lying. The study he will reference will not have any examples of a human neck. As he does this he will attack the character of Nate and make an accusation of his motives. He will then try to redefine a word. He will then do something infuriating in an attempt to get an emotional reaction where he can claim he’s being attacked. But mark my words, he will find a way out of it. It will probably be Michael Knowles. There is no way Michael’s owner Ben Shapiro will allow Michael to take part in the public slaughter of the case against Tyler Robinson. They will then delay as they try to find another moderator. They will propose Bari Weiss or victor marx. When Candace refuses they will blame Candace. At this point Candace may accept Bari Weiss. If this happens they may just detonate the pager they gave Andrew Wilson that says “debate king” on it. They can’t allow this to happen and they will try to manipulate the optics to save face. It will be absolutely rediculous.

If Charlie had a neck of actual steel it still would have had exit wound. Andrew Wilson will claim that this green beret is not an expert and refute it with a 90 year old study published by the government accused of lying. The study he will reference will not have any examples of a human neck. As he does this he will attack the character of Nate and make an accusation of his motives. He will then try to redefine a word. He will then do something infuriating in an attempt to get an emotional reaction where he can claim he’s being attacked. But mark my words, he will find a way out of it. It will probably be Michael Knowles. There is no way Michael’s owner Ben Shapiro will allow Michael to take part in the public slaughter of the case against Tyler Robinson. They will then delay as they try to find another moderator. They will propose Bari Weiss or victor marx. When Candace refuses they will blame Candace. At this point Candace may accept Bari Weiss. If this happens they may just detonate the pager they gave Andrew Wilson that says “debate king” on it. They can’t allow this to happen and they will try to manipulate the optics to save face. It will be absolutely rediculous.

Owen Benjamin 🐻

32,879 次观看 • 20 天前

Is Saylor selling Bitcoin low only to buy it back higher with STRC? "Clearly selling Bitcoin is not a problem, and the fact that he's not buying is seemingly not a problem for the market either. But the thing I'm wondering now, and this remains open ended, is now that he's selling Bitcoin to buy STRC, what happens when STRC inevitably gets back to a hundred bucks and the old machine of using STRC to buy Bitcoin kicks back into motion?" "Are they actually going to be selling STRC to buy Bitcoin back at a higher price? Are we selling the lows on Bitcoin after buying the highs, only to buy that Bitcoin back higher with the very same instrument he's buying back? I'd say Michael Saylor here is in a bit of a pickle" "Having this not be the main narrative for crypto at the moment is really good news. Michael Saylor spent years turning dollars into Bitcoin. Now he's discovered there's a reverse button, and I don't love it"

Is Saylor selling Bitcoin low only to buy it back higher with STRC? "Clearly selling Bitcoin is not a problem, and the fact that he's not buying is seemingly not a problem for the market either. But the thing I'm wondering now, and this remains open ended, is now that he's selling Bitcoin to buy STRC, what happens when STRC inevitably gets back to a hundred bucks and the old machine of using STRC to buy Bitcoin kicks back into motion?" "Are they actually going to be selling STRC to buy Bitcoin back at a higher price? Are we selling the lows on Bitcoin after buying the highs, only to buy that Bitcoin back higher with the very same instrument he's buying back? I'd say Michael Saylor here is in a bit of a pickle" "Having this not be the main narrative for crypto at the moment is really good news. Michael Saylor spent years turning dollars into Bitcoin. Now he's discovered there's a reverse button, and I don't love it"

The Wolf Of All Streets

36,187 次观看 • 19 天前

Easy says Ansem is creating a flywheel where people get rewarded for building around $ANSEM "I think Ansem is genuinely doing the best job by far with bullposting his own coin. He's giving out rewards constantly" "He's just giving a bunch of dope stuff. So it's like, if you go and make something if you go and make something, you ultimately get rewarded" "What’s fascinating to me is basically you’re in a market where if you go and make something around the current topic, you’re going to get rewarded" "What that does is it's creating this flywheel, this virality loop of people that want to be involved, and it's true, quote, community building, because now you're going to get airdropped and you want to see price appreciate, you want to see price continue to grind up, which I think is an absolute home run"

Easy says Ansem is creating a flywheel where people get rewarded for building around $ANSEM "I think Ansem is genuinely doing the best job by far with bullposting his own coin. He's giving out rewards constantly" "He's just giving a bunch of dope stuff. So it's like, if you go and make something if you go and make something, you ultimately get rewarded" "What’s fascinating to me is basically you’re in a market where if you go and make something around the current topic, you’re going to get rewarded" "What that does is it's creating this flywheel, this virality loop of people that want to be involved, and it's true, quote, community building, because now you're going to get airdropped and you want to see price appreciate, you want to see price continue to grind up, which I think is an absolute home run"

Shadooow

67,399 次观看 • 1 个月前

“Pearl tells Michael Knowles what she learned after interviewing 1,000 women about why men avoid marriage” Pearl: I started reacting to Red Pill content, and I didn't understand why men were complaining about dating. I kept hearing men complaining and complaining about dating. So, I ended up doing a panel show where I interviewed a thousand women about dating and relationships. And I actually came to the point where I could see where the guys were coming from. I also wanted to know: why don't men want to get married anymore? I grew up in a two-parent home. My parents have been married for 30 years. I didn't understand it. And I came to find out that when men have children in the United States, they're not legally entitled to their children. I think it's the biggest issue that we're facing right now. Single-mother homes, they lead to school shooters, you're more likely to commit crimes—every problem in society comes from single-mother homes. And what I found is that men are not getting married because they don't want relationships. They fear divorce. Michael Knowles: Marriage the family is the fundamental political unit. So you crack that up, you're going to crack up society. Pearl: Yeah. My documentary is called Why Don't Men Want to Get Married Anymore? It dives into the problems as to why the institution of marriage is failing. Michael Knowles: So, what do we do about it? Pearl: I think the first thing you need to do is switch the laws to make them more favourable and fair. For example, the Tender Years Doctrine assumes that the mother is the best one for the child under the age of seven. In some states, it extends to 16. That's openly sexist. Michael Knowles: What evidence do we have that the mother is the best one with the children? Pearl: The kids are the most likely to be abused by the mother, not the father. Michael Knowles: That's a little unclear because children are much more likely to be with the mother, not only in divorce, but also in a traditional family where dad is at work and mum is home with the kids. Pearl: But the way the laws are set up, it punishes men for being traditional. I think sometimes you guys are a bit out of touch with what the average man is going through in this country. Michael Knowles: Do men have valid fears in getting married? Pearl: That's what I'm asking you. Do you think any of it's valid, or do you think they're making it up? Michael Knowles: Yeah, I think marriage entails risk. But there are ways to mitigate risk. Pearl: I've talked to men that did the exact same thing. They took you guys' advice to a I've seen a lot of stuff from The Daily Wire saying, get married young. And I'll see guys who take that advice, and sometimes it ruins their life. Michael Knowles: Because they get divorced. Pearl: Yeah. And the divorce isn't just that. The woman ruins their reputation, calls him an abuser, says all these awful things. He hasn't seen his kids in two years. And it's the saddest thing when you see a man that's going through a divorce.

“Pearl tells Michael Knowles what she learned after interviewing 1,000 women about why men avoid marriage” Pearl: I started reacting to Red Pill content, and I didn't understand why men were complaining about dating. I kept hearing men complaining and complaining about dating. So, I ended up doing a panel show where I interviewed a thousand women about dating and relationships. And I actually came to the point where I could see where the guys were coming from. I also wanted to know: why don't men want to get married anymore? I grew up in a two-parent home. My parents have been married for 30 years. I didn't understand it. And I came to find out that when men have children in the United States, they're not legally entitled to their children. I think it's the biggest issue that we're facing right now. Single-mother homes, they lead to school shooters, you're more likely to commit crimes—every problem in society comes from single-mother homes. And what I found is that men are not getting married because they don't want relationships. They fear divorce. Michael Knowles: Marriage the family is the fundamental political unit. So you crack that up, you're going to crack up society. Pearl: Yeah. My documentary is called Why Don't Men Want to Get Married Anymore? It dives into the problems as to why the institution of marriage is failing. Michael Knowles: So, what do we do about it? Pearl: I think the first thing you need to do is switch the laws to make them more favourable and fair. For example, the Tender Years Doctrine assumes that the mother is the best one for the child under the age of seven. In some states, it extends to 16. That's openly sexist. Michael Knowles: What evidence do we have that the mother is the best one with the children? Pearl: The kids are the most likely to be abused by the mother, not the father. Michael Knowles: That's a little unclear because children are much more likely to be with the mother, not only in divorce, but also in a traditional family where dad is at work and mum is home with the kids. Pearl: But the way the laws are set up, it punishes men for being traditional. I think sometimes you guys are a bit out of touch with what the average man is going through in this country. Michael Knowles: Do men have valid fears in getting married? Pearl: That's what I'm asking you. Do you think any of it's valid, or do you think they're making it up? Michael Knowles: Yeah, I think marriage entails risk. But there are ways to mitigate risk. Pearl: I've talked to men that did the exact same thing. They took you guys' advice to a I've seen a lot of stuff from The Daily Wire saying, get married young. And I'll see guys who take that advice, and sometimes it ruins their life. Michael Knowles: Because they get divorced. Pearl: Yeah. And the divorce isn't just that. The woman ruins their reputation, calls him an abuser, says all these awful things. He hasn't seen his kids in two years. And it's the saddest thing when you see a man that's going through a divorce.

Jeff

79,804 次观看 • 2 天前

🚨 BOOM! SCOTT JENNINGS DROPS TRUTH BOMB: "I don't think it's very America first to let a narco-terrorist state with an illegitimate government that's aligned with China and Russia and Iran do things in our hemisphere that we don't like with drugs!" 🔥 "The President's position has always been this is the Western Hemisphere. We're going to police it." "We don't even recognize these guys as a legitimate government. He is trying to he's trying to bring about a situation where the worst people in the hemisphere are not enriching themselves, not distributing drugs!" "And if we wind up with a legitimately elected government there that's aligned with the United States instead of Russia, China and Iran, that's America first." Scott Jennings Perfectly said 💯💯

🚨 BOOM! SCOTT JENNINGS DROPS TRUTH BOMB: "I don't think it's very America first to let a narco-terrorist state with an illegitimate government that's aligned with China and Russia and Iran do things in our hemisphere that we don't like with drugs!" 🔥 "The President's position has always been this is the Western Hemisphere. We're going to police it." "We don't even recognize these guys as a legitimate government. He is trying to he's trying to bring about a situation where the worst people in the hemisphere are not enriching themselves, not distributing drugs!" "And if we wind up with a legitimately elected government there that's aligned with the United States instead of Russia, China and Iran, that's America first." Scott Jennings Perfectly said 💯💯

Eric Daugherty

142,649 次观看 • 8 个月前

We have to get this infrastructure act passed because without it tokenization will never be adopted by institutional index. Neither will Bitcoin, which is still a fringe asset to the big guys. It has to become compliant globally within the SEC with an actual passage of a bill. When that occurs, it's gonna change everything. It hasn't happened yet and the midterms are coming in November. The chance to pass this bill is now even though there's huge debate about interest or yield or awards on stable coins which were passed on Genius. Look what happened to stable coins. Almost immediately they got adopted globally. Almost immediately. That's what happens when the bill passes, so we need that to occur.

We have to get this infrastructure act passed because without it tokenization will never be adopted by institutional index. Neither will Bitcoin, which is still a fringe asset to the big guys. It has to become compliant globally within the SEC with an actual passage of a bill. When that occurs, it's gonna change everything. It hasn't happened yet and the midterms are coming in November. The chance to pass this bill is now even though there's huge debate about interest or yield or awards on stable coins which were passed on Genius. Look what happened to stable coins. Almost immediately they got adopted globally. Almost immediately. That's what happens when the bill passes, so we need that to occur.

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

53,055 次观看 • 3 个月前

Brad Stevens on Jaylen Brown: 🎥: CLNS Media Boston Sports Network “Jaylen Brown is a big part of us. I’m never going to predict the future. everything that I think about over the past few years has been building around those guys, right?…But at the same time, the one thing | want to make very clear is how valued he's always been. He's been amazing. He's been an amazing teammate, a great person to be around…whether that run ends 10 years from now when he retires, or before, there's a lot to celebrate… I don't want to predict the future. I look at it as, this is our team."

Brad Stevens on Jaylen Brown: 🎥: CLNS Media Boston Sports Network “Jaylen Brown is a big part of us. I’m never going to predict the future. everything that I think about over the past few years has been building around those guys, right?…But at the same time, the one thing | want to make very clear is how valued he's always been. He's been amazing. He's been an amazing teammate, a great person to be around…whether that run ends 10 years from now when he retires, or before, there's a lot to celebrate… I don't want to predict the future. I look at it as, this is our team."

Savage

97,067 次观看 • 2 个月前