Given the severity of the issue, I’ve postponed Liberal Oppression’s episode on racism to next week and address the severe generational economic issue now. (Has this kind of issue occurred in previous eras in history before?)

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The coronavirus “pandemic” may cause a distraction from this, but the problem is still growing. If I’d get a penny for every person around my age who is working hard to achieve a certain standard of living, but has it worse than their parents, I could retire by now. This is a reflection of economic urgency.

The Reflection of Economic Urgency

There are too many people I know and see, who are well-educated, ambitious and working full-time for years, very willing to get a mortgage but unable to. They can’t get out of their parents’ house. Those who decide to rent often […]

Vulture Convention! We’re discussing political rivalry, freedom of speech, political policy and racism, on surface level, elaborating on the preface while the present socio-economic system is falling apart and everyone is busy looking cool on social media. This is episode 2: Preface – Breaking Down Liberal Oppression [2/7].

The next episode will be online on July 24, 2020. Be prepared. x

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In a series of 7 videos, we will be debating about Liberal Oppression in the contemporary context. We start off by practicing my strategy for peaceful debating, with me as your chairlady. This is episode 1: Introducing the Concept – Breaking Down Liberal Oppression.

For the series, you need:

• Your copy of Liberal Oppression
• Liberal Oppression‘s Supplement
• Something to write on
• Someone/people to have a discussion with (optional)

The next episode will be online on Friday the 17th, next week, discussing the preface. Be prepared. x

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Something I miss in life is – no offense – cognitively challenging content. It is the reason why I exhaust myself putting out new content: the bar has to be raised urgently and I see no one doing something even close to what I do, when it comes to being challenging.

How long does it take you to read 10 pages? When reading Seneca, I can take a full hour to read 10 pages. Is reading quickly a display of intelligence? In the context of overall ability, of course, but in determining whether someone is of exceptional intelligence, I think not. […]