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Dr. Michael Laufer is the Director of Mathematics at Menlo College, the Director of the Institute for Autonomous Medicine, and the Chief spokesperson for the Four Thieves Vinegar Collective. In this interview we discuss the problems with healthcare as we know it, and radical new approaches toward solving those issues. We also touch on anarcho-transhumanism, the freedom of information, what it’s like to participate in electrified knife fights, and more.

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In this installment, we interview Frank Miroslav, who publishes at the Center for a Stateless Society on various topics such as mutualist anarchism, economics, and technology. We discuss free market communism, neoclassical economics and its relationship to socialism, neoreaction, corporate domination, anarchist tactics, and more.

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Clay Zdobylak is an anarchist from Houston, Texas who graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in Anthropology and a Minor in Philosophy from The University of Houston. Clay describes himself as a boy with a wooden sword who never grew up — a savage, owing no allegiance but to the King of the Cannibals; ready at any moment to rebel against him. He fits in no boxes but would loosely identify with post-civ, egoist communalism, and playful anti-work utopianism. When pressed on what underlies his social commitments, he may express that he “just wants to go home”.

Like most interesting political thinkers, Clay loathed the authoritarianism of public schools and was nearly a drop out his entire time under the thumb of the Texas Independent School District. He was even punished once for dubiously “inciting a riot”, demanding the freedom of expression his senior year of high school. His childhood may have something to do with the collage of anti-authoritarian uniqueness he embraces nowadays.

For this installment, Clay and I sit down over drinks and discuss ritual, narrative, post modernism, egoism, ad hoc interpretations of god & christianity, altruism, solipsism, anarchism, post-anarchism, anthropology, post-civilization, and radical compassion.

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This is the second episode and first interview for the Non Serviam Podcast. In this installment, we interview Jason Lee Byas. Jason is a fellow at the Center for a Stateless Society, a PhD student in Philosophy, and writes on various topics such as prison abolition, war, and radical liberalism. We discuss radical liberalism, ethics, his fascination with strange ideas, and more.

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This is the first episode of the Non Servaim Podcast. In this installment, we lay out what you can expect to hear on the show as we move forward. You can also hear this episode, as well as future episodes, on our YouTube and Stitcher accounts. Please consider supporting the show by becoming a Patron.

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