Just Sein

In this episode of Just Sein, Bonnie explores the concept of boredom and our aversion to it, delves into the postmodernism movement and its harmful impact on society, discusses how we can find purpose in the face of our mortality and responds to the incompetence of her local council.

Bonnie explains the ANZAC story of World War I, discusses the moon landing hoax and whether there is significant science to back up the conspiracy, delves into the weird public executions during gladiator spectacles, questions the war on Syria, finds out whether conservatives or democrats are more charitable and addresses why the #metoo movement has gotten out of hand.

Bonnie explores whether implementing harsher punishments for violent crimes would decrease the amount of homicides and rapes in our society, discusses the libertarian concept of privatization and how it could be implemented, addresses the issue of virtual sex and its impact on our culture, explores the reactive system we have in place in dealing with pedophiles, discusses personality traits and questions her thoughts on religion.

In this episode of Just Sein, Bonnie delves into the case studies around the Australian gun buy back, explores the statistics on gun related self-defense, breaks down the hypocrisy of the gun control 'compassion' argument and explains why the constitution is misunderstood.

Bonnie continues her exploration into the notion that life is suffering, discusses the flaws of a two-party system, questions the validity of an income tax and breaks down how the government seeks to disempower the people through the guise of "helping".

Bonnie disputes the controversial decision of allowing transgender woman Hannah Mouncey to compete in women’s state league football, explores the idea of right and wrong in politics, discusses the media narrative on gun control and delves into a recent shift of perspective she’s had on her own life.

In this episode of Just Sein, Bonnie explores why human beings need to have purpose, questions the current immigration system and whether or not it benefits those who need it most, discusses the statistics on who voted ‘no’ in the recent marriage equality plebiscite and revels in the downfall of the Hollywood leftist elites.

Bonnie talks about her recent social media hiatus, questions whether existentialism is a waste of time, debates whether or not Australia Day is insensitive, delves into the importance of personal responsibility, explores the terrifying consequences of identity politics and discusses why countries with lower IQs fail (and why nobody wants to talk about it).

Bonnie explores the concept of meaning and why we seek it, discusses how difficult it is to face realities that are right in front of us, delves into the idea around the power of choice and conscious thought, considers whether her fear of death is misguided and asks the very serious question: do hipsters wear ugly clothes to look ugly or do they think that they actually look good?

Bonnie discusses the biology of touch and the importance of connection, how Government intervention stifles progress, explores why so many college students believe violence is the answer, talks about her recent DMT trip that involved being hunted by a leech, and debates the age old question of who has it easier - men or women?