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Boris Reitman is a software engineer, encryption technologist, and political thinker. He is the founder of Entelecheia Inc., a company specializing in encryption technology, and the creator of Crosspass, an end-to-end encrypted messaging system.
Reitman founded Anthemism, the political philosophy and initiative inspired by Ayn Rand’s Objectivism, particularly Anthem. Anthemism holds that freedom cannot be achieved by reforming states that are structurally hostile to individual rights, but only by creating a new sovereign country explicitly founded on reason, individual rights, and laissez-faire capitalism. Where encryption helps individuals defend their freedom within hostile systems, Anthemism addresses the problem at its root by proposing a political order in which rights are inherent and non-negotiable.
Beyond his technical and philosophical work, Reitman is also a community leader: he is the founder and president of a Toastmasters club, fostering leadership, public speaking, and civic engagement.
More from Boris Reitman:
Anthemism- https://anthemism.org/
Crosspass App- https://crosspass.app/
Entelecheia Inc.- https://entelecheia.io/
Personal website- https://borisreitman.com/
Anthemism Substack- https://anthemism.substack.com/
Personal Blog (Medium)- https://borisreitman.medium.com/
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Jimbo's ideas here (blog)
Follow Rabbi Brendan Howard's Rabbi in the Field (Substack)
Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids by Bryan Caplan (book), Jimbo's review here.
Econtalks "Bryan Caplan on Parenting" (episode)
Keith, the Vintage Card Curator, joins Jimbo to discuss collecting and baseball cards.
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Hogfather by Terry Pratchett
Jimbo's Teaching Religions to Kids Ideas
Definitions
Relativism: Relativism is the view that what counts as true or right depends on a person’s or group’s standpoint—such as culture, upbringing, or historical context—rather than on a single universal standard.
Pluralism: Pluralism is the idea that a society can contain multiple, differing belief systems or authorities and still function without requiring everyone to share one worldview.
Indoctrinate: To indoctrinate is to teach beliefs in a way that discourages questioning and aims at acceptance rather than evaluation.
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Here is the initial brainstorming I did. I think it came out better if anyone would like to read it. Here is a ore organized blog post post recording.
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Anyone with kids and strong opinions, I'd love to hear what you have to say. Comment, text, or email your ideas. If you don't personally know me, my blog post or Spotify are great places to share your ideas.
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Professor David Enoch studies moral, legal, and political philosophy. He is affiliated with Oxford University and The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. At Oxford University, Professor Enoch is a Professor of the Philosophy of Law. At The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, he is The Rodney Blackman Chair in the Philosophy of Law and the co-director of the Center for Moral and Political Philosophy.
Here is a link to Professor Enoch's paper "Why I am an Objectivist about Ethics (And Why You Are, Too)." This paper contains the Spinach Test.
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Here is a transcript.
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Tyler is the host of STAG. This is part two of Jimbo and Tyler’s conversation, see Ep 52 for part 1.
Tyler is the host of STAG. He tells his story about why he started STAG. Jimbo tries to sell self deception again. They discuss weak men, authenticity, and somewhat ties those ideas to STAG and self deception.
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Rich Mueller is the founder of SportsCollectorsDaily.com. Sports Collectors Daily is a sports collecting news site that publishes 20+ new pieces each week. Follow them on Twitter or Instagram.
Rich's interview is somewhat of a continuation of Ep 43 1980 Topps #482.
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