EPISODE · Mar 31, 2016 · 2H 34M
3246 Imaginary Testicle Friends- Call In Show - March 30th, 2016
from Freedomain with Stefan Molyneux | Podcasts 3000-3499
Question 1: [0:00] - “Why does Angela Merkel have this policy of letting refugees come in and destroy Germany and Europe? Does Merkel have an alternative agenda? Is it true that the refugees could have been (and were) taken care of in camps in Syria, and did not have to flee into Europe?"Question 2: [1:25:12] - “Could shifting the money creation process from banks to individuals be the best basis for a better human society in the future?”Question 3: [2:07:11] - “My whole life. It felt like the black sheep. Is that genetic or based on his family raised me? Which came first: they treated me differently therefore I felt and acted in rebellion or I acted in defiance and they treated me differently because of it.”“I am a white-Anglo Midwestern American, the whole bit. I was never attracted or drawn to males from my ‘tribe.’ I had this sense of ‘dead end’ if I even entertained the idea of being with an Anglo American. I can't explain it. Even if I connected emotionally or intellectually I would feel a huge block if romance even entered the equation. It was such a strong and obvious thing that it was sort of a joke among my friends.”“I was drawn towards black or Latino men, later I dated a Russian, white, but not American. I'm happily married to an Israeli Jew. Neither of us are religious. I pondered this in the matrix of r/K selection and wondered if I'm a lone wolf out there trying to stir up the gene pool. I thought of lions, how some break from the pack to join others. My husband basically did the same. I felt my past was very K by force, growing up in a strict Roman Catholic household. Once I left home I was totally R and since having kids, getting back to strong K sensibilities. Does this have any ties to r/K selection?”
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