Freedomain with Stefan Molyneux

The world’s economic landscape has been rocked by the Greece Debt Crisis and as austerity looms over the Greek population - Athens burns, protests mount and fear of a Grexit rises. As discussions about debt forgiveness and a possible bailout continue the Eurozone is on edge with fears as to the future stability of the Euro and the possibility of economic collapse. As Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and German Chancellor Angela Merkel engage in a showdown with the world watching, everybody is looking for answers as to how this problem originated. | What is the Truth About the Greece Debt Crisis? How did this start - and how can it be prevented in the future? Those who don’t learn from their mistakes shall be doomed to repeat them. Sadly, politicians never learn. There will be no economic recovery, prepare yourself accordingly. | Includes: the Greek Civil War, Greek Economic Miracle, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), European Economic Community, the Panhellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK), the Industrial Reconstruction Organization (OAE), the destruction of the drachma, the Koskotas scandal, the point of no return and much much more! | Source: http://www.fdrurl.com/fall-of-greece

Over the years, the general public has been told many false reasons as to why the Euro was necessary. Everything from economic stability - to preventing World War III has been used as justification for the European currency’s existence. In light of the economic crisis in Greece, we strive to answer: What is the truth about the Euro and the European Central Bank? Sources: http://www.fdrurl.com/truth-about-the-euro

Question 1: I’m a former entrepreneur who is currently a stay at home father while my wife earns a living. I’m feeling increasingly frustrated, am generally unhappy and my self-confidence has fallen to the point where I don’t know if I could run a successful business even if the opportunity presented itself. Do you have any thoughts on my wife and I can improve my happiness?

Question 2: I was fired from my job of nine years and since then I've been going from one low paying entry-level job to another. I have a useless degree, recently turned thirty and I feel like I'm stuck. How can I improve my situation?

Question 3: Given that socially funded research is demonstrably the best method for advancing technology and technology is the leading factor in improving the overall standard of living, how could removing the state not be viewed as detrimental to the progression of mankind?

Question 4: I recently started dating a women who I think will be a good parent for various reasons, but I ran into some potential red flags that I think may become problematic during post-child rearing phase of life. What do you think is a good approach for drawing the line between satisfying own desires vs. satisfying the evolutionary biological imperative of creating more smarter and peaceful generation of kids?

When debt consumes a country and its financial system collapses - who will pay? Who will be held responsible for the bad decisions, the debt and the malinvestment?

Throughout history, it is typically the young who are sacrificed for the sake of the older generation; young people are herded into the buzz saw of war and have their futures sold off through massive debts long before they escape the crib. As financial collapse looms above several major world economies - who will be held responsible when the bill comes due?

Question 1: My sister is emotionally dependent on me due to her mental disabilities and a recent family tragedy. My wife feels like my priorities have shifted towards my sister; thus not giving her the attention she needs. How can I strike a balance between these two worlds without also compromising my sanity? |

Question 2: How can I talk with my future children about religion? How can I learn to communicate with them without losing my temper, threatening them or raising my voice like my parents did to me?

Question 3: How important do you think communication is in a healthy relationship? If you meet a good girl who is virtuous and has good morals but has poor English and communication skills do you think that the relationship can work?

China just lost over $3 trillion of stock value, what this means to you, your house, your money, your future and your chances for true economic and political freedom.

After more than doubling in value over the last year despite a slowing economy and weak corporate earnings reports - the stock market in China is in a freefall. While the eyes of the world are on Greece and the European Union – China’s economy is imploding.

Since June 12th, 2015, the Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index has fallen 31.2% - wiping out over $3.2 trillion USD of the markets total value - and there seems to be no immediate end to the market plunge in sight. There Will Be No Economic Recovery. Prepare Yourself Accordingly.

Question 1: How honest should I be with my young kids when it comes to big issues like drugs - while trying to maintain their innocence? I'm afraid to lay the hammer of reality down on them too much or soon but at the same time don't want them to be ignorant of the world.

Question 2: My young son can be temperamental and aggressive at times - how can I get him to calm down and listen when he gets upset?

An examination of the biological and genetic basis for political ideologies: Do genetics determine if you’re a liberal or conservative? What role does r/K selection theory play in the world where we live? How big is your amygdala - and what does that mean about your possible political perspective? Includes a look at the Prefrontal Cortex, Anterior Cingulate Cortex and the impact of dopamine in the realm of political biology.

GET THE BOOK: http://www.fdrurl.com/paul-raeburn | ‘Do Fathers Matter: What Science Is Telling Us About the Parent We’ve Overlooked’ looks at the latest research in psychology, neuroscience, genetics, anthropology, medicine, and sociology to explore the role of fathers in today’s families. Stefan Molyneux speaks with author Paul Raeburn on the overlooked, but incredibly important role that a father has in the healthy development of his children. | Paul Raeburn is the author of Do Fathers Matter? What Science Is Telling Us About the Parent We’ve Overlooked. Raeburn writes the About Fathers blog for Psychology Today and is the chief media critic for the Knight Science Journalism Tracker at MIT. He contributes to The New York Times, Discover, Scientific American and The Huffington Post. For more, go to: http://www.paulraeburn.com

No! The resounding answer to the Greek Referendum where 61 percent voted against further austerity in exchange for financial help from Europe and the International Monetary Fund. The vote could lead to the country's exit from the eurozone within weeks.

In light of recent events, Stefan Molyneux looks at an unspoken trend which has damaged Greece's economy and made any possible recovery even more difficult.