We have a guest panelist, Paul Johnson, and we’re talking Trump this far and personal identity.

We start off by talking about everyone’s feelings on being recorded in public since Scott did some live-steaming on vacation.

We then break down the Trump administration so far, starting with the travel ban for people from 7 countries and going through many of the other policies that he has put in place over the last couple months. We rate him on his performance up to this point on various issues using an article from UPI.com. How would you rate his first couple of months? What are your favorite policies Trump has pushed through? What are your least favorite?

Is Donald Trump just yet another war president? Of course, he is! He is continuing the policies of Obama who continued the policies of Bush who continued the policies of Clinton who continued the policies of Bush who continued the policies of Reagan…

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The difference in essential property and secondary property is on the table. We discuss how your personal identity works and when it starts.

The guys take a critical look at Disney's live action Beauty and The Beast remake as well as Marvel's Iron Fist before turning to a much more positive Trailer Takedown. They also discuss the "right to be forgotten" and the right's boycott of McDonald's over a tweet.

From podcasts to audiobooks, articles, and videos there is a massive amount of great content in the world. So much that you can fill every empty space with something.

You can listen to podcasts while you drive. You can read articles on your phone while you wait at the doctor and consume audiobooks during your walk on the beach.

With so much great content available, you begin to feel that time spent on doing nothing is time wasted. We underestimate the value of doing nothing. Time spent in silence is one of the most powerful ways we can invest our time.

In this Episode:

- Lenny Magill silent thinking habit (http://isaacmorehouse.com/2016/09/26/...)

- Doing nothing isn’t wasting time

- Silence is the idea machine

- Cultivating time in silence

- A walk as a revolutionary act article: http://design4emergence.com/taking-a-...

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The city of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina is trying to steal property using eminent domain, but some citizens aren't just sitting idly by and letting it happen, including a listener of The LAVA Flow. Thank you for joining me on the thirty-fifth episode of The LAVA Spurt, Myrtle Beach City Stealing Property. And, make sure to hang out to the end of this episode for your chance to win a prize pack!

Tim, a listener of The LAVA Flow, sent me a couple of articles relating to the city of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, using eminent domain to steal the property of business owners. Myrtle Beach announced on January 24th that the Superblock area of Myrtle Beach would essentially be torn down to make way for a rebuild of Chapin Memorial Library and The Children’s Museum of South Carolina. This is a business district in the city and there are at least two property owners who do not want to sell their property, and they are telling the city to shove it.

The city has apparently made offers on the two properties but the price has not been right for the businesses. So, instead of dealing with it in a fair, rational way, the city is just going to steal the fucking property. And why wouldn't they? Isn't that what would happen if Wal-Mart wanted to buy the property, or if I wanted to buy the property? Of course not. But, the city has some perceived power supposedly given to them by voters who don't have that power to give away anyway, all because of some social contract that no one ever signed. It's pretty simple. If I don't have the power to steal your business, then how can I possibly vote to give the power to someone else to steal your business? This is irrational and immoral.

But some citizens of Myrtle Beach aren't taking this sitting down. A group of downtown business owners and Myrtle Beach residents formed a human chain around Jack Thompson’s Photography Studio & Gallery Wednesday afternoon to show support for the local business owner in his fight against the city’s eminent domain decision.

In this episode Mark Hamill takes a department of education employee to school, we find out who is the biggest statist in the Star Wars universe, we dream of piloting the Millennium Falcon and controlling an AT-AT, and talk Vader & Maul.

Tim and Ande start off the podcast talking about the “intelligence” community’s failure to actually protect Americans from terrorists, before getting into how feminism is actually a conspiracy theory. The guys finally get into the Comey hearings mid-podcast and Tim defends Paul Manafort and Roger Stone.

The “Intelligence” Community Drops the Ball

Feminists are Conspiracy Theorists

Thoughts on Comey’s Hearing: Schiff is a Coward

Ukraine Tries to Blackmail Former Trump Campaign Manager

Judd Weiss has spilled the beans on some dirt inside the Johnson campaign. Thank you for joining me on the thirty-fourth episode of The LAVA Spurt, Johnson Campaign Shenanigans. And, make sure to hang out to the end of this episode for your chance to win a prize pack!

Former Congressman Ron Paul discusses what President Trump should do about North Korea’s provocative military demonstrations; and why “taking the gloves off” doesn’t solve foreign policy problems or reduce terrorism threats to the US.

Ladies and gentlemen, this entire session will be on two principle topics. The first is the single most destructive idea in the history of human thought, and the second is a simplex means for the obsolescence of war. Now if we can handle both of those in a single session, I’ll assume you’ve got your time’s worth. Is that fair enough? Have you got your time’s worth if we can bring an end to war and explain how to do it? Because it took the lectures leading up to this to do that.

I’ll begin with a discussion of the single most destructive idea in the history of human thought. You may be surprised to learn that the most destructive idea ever conceived comes from the mind of a man for whom I have both considerable respect and admiration. Since the writings of the classical literature of Greece and Rome, this man remains one of the most influential authors in history. This man has influenced such intellectual super-giants as Francis Bacon.

I will begin this session by asking two of the most crucial questions of our time. These questions, however, without explanation, sound more innocuous than they sound crucial or critical – which they are. Question one: How can we determine what is a fair price for any product or service? And question two: How can we set the price for any product or service?