We discuss different models for designing systems for human relationships and how the founders articulated the purpose of the United States.

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Have rednecks evolved since the 60s to accept widespread individual freedom and equal opportunity? Maybe, according to Morgan Freeman; and maybe not for the whole country, according to Randy Newman’s song “rednecks”.


We discuss the idea that social freedom follows institutional freedom. In other words, the priority of our society should probably be to first clean up all government programs that have an adverse impact on the poor and on minorities. Possible examples are: The war on drugs, the war on poverty, welfare, police immunity, and education choice

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We discuss organizational psychology and political worldviews, the nature of quality decision-making, citizens' power and Libertarians' role in correcting the trajectory in the country regarding political conflict.

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We discuss the organizational element of entropy as it applies to social systems—its relationship to information and censorship, our Constitution, and the Libertarian perspective.

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In this discussion we point out some positive trends in the aftermath of the Trump presidency, and we do a rough MBA analysis of his presidential performance:

* instead of the truth being even more hidden without Trump, it looks like the truth may be unraveling in some areas of politics, the border, elections, and the virus.
* in an excerpt from episode 741 of the part of the problem podcast, Dave Smith and Rob Bernstein have plenty of Trump criticism mostly concerning election strategies.
* The Trump presidency was strong when it came to mission and marketing.
* Trump seemed weak on planning, strategy, and staffing.

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We discuss the psychological principles of behavior modification and why libertarian philosophy provides the closest match for effective and logical applications in government.

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In this episode we try to figure out if the answer to this question is our presidents, our political parties, or the various industrial complexes. Maybe it is something else.

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Recently our country has engaged in information flow that amounts to playing pretend. The quote facts are blatantly untrue and not even disguised. And a large portion of our population go along with it.

We discussed the psychological phenomenon of pretending.

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In this episode we talk about research that has to do with political extremism and fixed-beliefs on both sides of the aisle. We look at how the hedgehog cognitive style is bad for quality problem-solving including examples from World War II, chess masters, and Julie’s psychology community. We conclude that libertarians need a stronger voice in this type of process.


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