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The You're Welcome Podcast hosted by the speaker is a mix of profound and absurd live shows on YouTube that challenge listeners to think deeply about the world while also providing humor and wisdom. The show features guests with radical ideas on politics, science, technology, and life, making for difficult but fascinating conversations.
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In this episode, the hosts discuss their experience of doing knock-knock jokes with Alex Jones and how it melted together beautifully, creating a unique art form.
The enemy is cynicism and we need to have a childlike aspect in our lives, especially in conversation, as demonstrated by the Alex Jones rant. Corporate figures may not have a clue about certain topics they discuss in conversations.
The speaker compares success to making a meal, you need multiple ingredients to create the perfect combination. He also talks about the struggles of young men in their mid-twenties and the attacks on small businesses in 2020.
A discussion about a worry coin called the Spin Tray Micro Brass and Copper Bronze and reminiscing about worries from 10 years ago.
The speaker discusses the benefits of reading and how it allows you to explore and think about the world while also mentioning the importance of being able to market one's own book in today's industry.
The concept of the Matrix and the red pill is that the information presented to us by the media is a carefully constructed narrative designed to control the population.
The speaker admires politicians like Bernie Sanders and Obama who speak out against war and have the courage to say the common sense thing, without conforming to the usual political strategies.
Michael Malice reflects on the importance of studying history and not taking the present for granted, highlighting the atrocities committed during Stalin's reign in the 1930s and the need for independent journalism.
The question of whether Hitler and Stalin could have been stopped is discussed, along with the rise of power and political ideologies during their time.
The host and guest discuss the difficulty of categorizing political leaders as "good" or "evil" and give examples such as Hitler and Churchill. They also explore the qualities of a great leader.
In this episode, the speaker questions the limits of expertise and management when dealing with basic actionable anti-Semitism, such as physical attacks, and highlights the importance of always being knowledgeable about it.
The speaker discusses the importance of humor in Jewish culture, particularly in using gallows humor to cope with difficult situations. They also touch on the difference between written and spoken humor.
The ability to edit and delete social media posts provides an opportunity to refine thoughts before sharing them with others. It also allows for the removal of potentially harmful or controversial posts.
In this episode, the host discusses the ethical considerations of choosing guests for a public podcast and the potential consequences that could come with it. He compares the situation to a table and tablecloth, where moving the tablecloth could result in losing people on the other end of the table.
Joe Rogan talks about the potential interview with Jeb Bush and compares it to the hypothetical situation of talking to Hitler in the past. He wants to ensure that his guests on the show don't face negative consequences due to their appearance, as discussed with Alex Jones and Tim Poole.
The topic of race and IQ differences is considered by some as an off-limits subject that even nuanced discussions are discouraged. The guest maintains that he is not a racist, but the idea of certain people are superior to others is concerning.
The speaker reflects on the impact of controversial speech, stating that it should only be used with care and skill, and only regarding issues that are truly meaningful to the speaker. The speaker also acknowledges that controversial speech can be used as a mechanism to attract or repel certain people, and that it can be a tool for amplifying voices in a crowd.
A guest on a podcast discusses the responsibility hosts have when it comes to race and representation, as well as the potential harm of carelessly discussing race.
The podcast host argues that government monopolies, like the police force, are ineffective and only serve to make it more difficult for people, especially those with lower income, to access necessary services. He also critiques the flawed logic of relying on an imaginary perfect government system that has never existed.
The idea of having centralized security companies is becoming outdated as it relies on geography for safety. It’s possible to have a sense of security as an individual, without the need for a centralized entity.
The idea of anarchism faces criticisms in terms of its practicality without the enforcement of government law and security systems. While some argue for complete freedom from government control, the necessity of security in cases of invasion or disaster highlight the importance of government intervention.
The term "selfishness" is often associated with sociopathic behavior, but it can also refer to self-development, improvement, and achievement. Twitter and social media are often platforms where people demand debate and action from others.
The debate between individuals who emphasize taking risks versus those who are risk-averse is not easily reconcilable, and often leads to extreme perspectives due to the influence of social media.
The speaker is unsettled by the increasing comfort with violence in society and wonders if non-violent secession is possible. They express uncertainty about the role of history in avoiding conflict, mentioning the issue of reparations for slave owners after the Civil War.
The speaker speculates that Donald Trump's Twitter feed will be very active and filled with revenge-related content in 2021, especially in response to the Kavanaugh controversy.
The division in the space of ideas could be productive in building better roads and hospitals rather than separating countries.
In this episode, the speakers discuss the possibilities of space exploration and how it can lead to new ideas that we can't even imagine now, as well as the challenge of building new systems where no system has previously existed.
The conversation revolves around speculations about what government agencies are doing with information about UFO sightings and if they possess any pieces of extraterrestrial spacecraft, with many sightings coming from reputable sources such as pilots.
Comedian and podcast host Joe Rogan explores the unique properties of psilocybin, including the lack of a lethal dose, and the effects of psychedelics on the human mind.
The speaker reflects on the importance of giving advice only when one knows what they're talking about and discusses how rewarding it is to have that advice appreciated by others.
In this podcast episode, the host talks to Michael Malice about his views on anarchism and how an anarchist society would function.