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According to a recent survey, 77% of Britons believe it is appropriate for a husband to defend his wife's honor if she is offended, and women are more likely than men to hold this view. The survey also revealed potential fines for using swear words on national television.
MMA athletes are calling out fake martial artists and hypocritical Hollywood personalities by pointing out their hypocrisies and making fun of them.
In this episode, the host talks about the importance of sparring in martial arts and shares stories of individuals who have shown up to fight others due to a lack of sparring in their training.
Being physically capable of handling self defense situations not only gives you confidence but also ensures the safety of those around you. A year or a couple of years of training in Brazilian jiu-jitsu or striking can go a long way in reducing nervous energy and fear of inferiority in men while also helping them stay physically fit.
The host discusses the importance of fighting and how it can be a healthy outlet for young men with aggressive tendencies.
Joe Rogan and his guest discuss the toxicity of masculinity and cancel culture on social media, and how algorithms are tailored to fuel engagement. The guest notes that it's important to identify the presence of people that argue for different stances to avoid getting swept up in online pile-ons.
This podcast episode talks about an individual who allegedly made false claims about his feats in the MMA world, suing others for discussing his questionable fighting history.
The origins and central concepts of chiropractic and traditional Chinese medicine are called into question due to their dubious and often fabricated origins and lack of scientific evidence.
The expectation effect, while slightly disingenuous, can be an effective mechanism to get good outcomes for a person. Even if a treatment does not have an impact on an injury, if it makes the person feel better, it is treating the symptoms, but the actual problem still needs to be treated too.
This podcast episode ponders whether it's better to live in a world with sub-optimal accurate information or a world in which you have access to all information, but every mistake is on you because you didn't fact-check enough.
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