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EPISODE · May 12, 2018 · 1H 28M

Why People Who See Themselves As Angels Outperform Those Who See Themselves As Animals - 5/12/18

from Rabbi Daniel Lapin · host Blaze Podcast Network

Here’s an unexpected reversal:  It’s not so much that civilization developed water-borne sewerage systems as much as it’s that the cultural values of cleanliness that made it imperative for certain cultures to distance themselves  from their body waste that made civilization possible.  Toilets and sewage systems are more important than banks and art galleries and have to come first.  Cultures that sexualize the public area lose economic vitality.  Why premature sexualization of youngsters dooms them to poverty.  How a certain ‘redheaded slut’ contributed to the economic and military decline.  How they got enough water into New York in the 1840s.  Why it takes 3 or more people to sustain 2 elderly people even if the old-timers have retirement plans and pensions.  What distinguishes humans who are creators from humans who are consumers.  Why a prominent Stanford professor who got it all stupendously wrong fifty years ago is still teaching.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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