The article wasn't exactly what I was expecting, but if this is what "they" expect the future of work to be, I'll be checking right the f*** out! I think one of the most healthy and important things you can do for yourself is have clearly defined lines between work and life, and keep those separate.

The Parasitic Workplace - The Atlantic

https://youtu.be/MS-sJQkr0H4

I realized afterward that I blew past the 23rd Amendment which is one of the most egregious in that it gave Washington DC Electoral College votes. Otherwise I cover most of the other 26 Constitutional Amendments in some form or another.

Today I was joined once again by the lovely Forrest Mommy to talk about the dynamics of power and influence and the necessity (or lack thereof) to be a big name/face to make an impact.

Sorry for the missed episode Monday. Travelling over the weekend and just couldn't get one done.

My travels did give me an idea for a topic, which I ham-fistedly bang my way through today.

Be sure to tune in to Break the Bell on Monday evening when I join the guys to talk more about this sort of stuff.

Today I take a look at Karl Popper's Paradox of Tolerance. Then I dig in to the psychology of tolerance and intolerance as it relates to intelligence. This was sort of fascinating for me, and kind of solidifies the ideas of Hoppe in my opinion. Let me know what you think of it.

Paradox of tolerance - Wikipedia

The Paradox of Tolerance DOES NOT EXIST - YouTube

More intelligent people are more ideologically intolerant than their less intelligent counterparts (psypost.org)

I cannot tell you if the proceedings for KBJ are going well, because I'm not a lawyer.

So I called in Tyler Janke (pod review (@tylerjanke) / Twitter) and Meredith (Meredith (@FletchHerCox) / Twitter) to help me better understand the SCOTUS nominees and the hearings that are involved with their confirmations. Hopefully you'll have a little fun and learn a little something with this episode.

Republicans across the country, and especially in swing states, are taking steps to ensure 2020 doesn't happen again. Naturally, that's a direct assault on democracy and must be called out as fascistic or something...according to the Left. Have a look at the attached article and join me as I dissect what I think is really going on with Democrats call-to-action leading up to the 2022 election.

The GOP sinks to a new low on election security theater (msn.com)

We all know how ridiculous that episode title is, but according to Salon it's a real thing. Never mind literally years of the left attacking GOP politicians. Never mind the entire summer of love of 2020 and Maxine Waters ACTIVELY CALLING FOR REAL VIOLENCE! It's the GOP that's actually violent Putin stans...

GOP's violent rhetoric keeps getting worse — and almost nobody is paying attention | Salon.com

There is no "Putin wing" of the GOP: Why almost no Republican backs Ukraine over Russia | Salon.com

We take a break from politics and world events to talk about video games.

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I am not suggesting that we go out and be violent for no good reason...but when called for, it's appropriate.

Sometimes, violence IS the (only) answer … | Carl Stevenson's Blog (wordpress.com)