Tea With Tayler

This is a short clip from the episode titled ‘The Anti-Human Movement’, where I discuss the world wide phenomenon of forced sterilization and the ‘science’ of eugenics that was pushed by experts and written into law. These practices were made possible with the support of intellectuals, politicians, and doctors, many of whom embraced anti-human ideologies.

In this episode of Tea With Tayler I discuss Australia’s current police state and their new Online Safety Bill, China’s social credit score system, and to heed warning to America and other ‘free’ countries.

Sources: 

1. Is Pandemic Australia Still a Liberal Democracy  - The Atlantic, September 2021

2. Dark Web Crime: How Australia's Powerful New Warrants Would Work - The Guardian, December 2020

3. Australian Powers To Spy On Cyber Crime Suspect Given Green Light - The Guardian, August 2021

4. How China Is Using "Social Credit Scores" to Reward and Punish Its Citizens - Time, 2019

5. China's 'Social cCredit' System Ranks Citizens and Punishes Them With Throttled Internet Speeds and Flights Bans If The Communist Party Deems Them Untrustworthy - Business Insider, 2021

This episode is a short clip from the Tea With Tayler episode called ‘The Anti-Human Movement’. In this portion of the episode, I discuss on the ideology behind dehumanization, primarily focusing on the article ‘Less Than Human’: The Psychology of Cruelty that was published by NPR in March, 2011.

Full Episode: The Anti-Human Movement.

In this episode of Tea With Tayler I discuss the anti-human movement and how it is rooted in many other prominent movements today. Whether it be through the environmental movement, population control or abortion, all of these movements have an anti-human sentiment. In many instances their impact has resulted in devastating human rights violations and influenced the world wide phenomenon of eugenics and forced sterilization that played prominent role in the United States in the 20th century. Throughout this episode I will review the following reading materials and provide my opinion.

Sources:

1. The Population Bomb - Paul Ehrliich, 1975

2. Less Than human. The psychology of cruelty - NPR, 2011.

3. The ‘Science’ of Eugenics: America’s Moral Detour - Marilyn M. Singleton M.D, J.D 2014

4. Eugenics in The United States - Lumen

In this episode of Tea With Tayler I discuss the anti-human movement and how it is rooted in many other prominent movements today. Whether it be through the environmental movement, population control or abortion, all of these movements have an anti-human sentiment. In many instances their impact has resulted in devastating human rights violations and influenced the world wide phenomenon of eugenics and forced sterilization that played a prominent role in the United States in the 20th century. Throughout this episode I will review the following reading materials and provide my opinion.

Sources:

1. The Population Bomb - Paul Ehrlich, 1975

2. Less Than human. The psychology of cruelty - NPR, 2011.

3. The ‘Science’ of Eugenics: America’s Moral Detour - Marilyn M. Singleton M.D, J.D 2014

4. Eugenics in The United States - LumenIn this episode of Tea With Tayler I discuss the anti-human movement and how it is rooted in many other prominent movements today. Whether it be through the environmental movement, population control or abortion, all of these movements have an anti-human sentiment. In many instances their impact has resulted in devastating human rights violations and influenced the world wide phenomenon of eugenics and forced sterilization that played prominent role in the United States in the 20th century. Throughout this episode I will review the following reading materials and provide my opinion.

Sources:

1. The Population Bomb - Paul Ehrliich, 1975

2. Less Than human. The psychology of cruelty - NPR, 2011.

3. The ‘Science’ of Eugenics: America’s Moral Detour - Marilyn M. Singleton M.D, J.D 2014

4. Eugenics in The United States - Lumen

In this episode of Tea with Tayler I discuss the controversial topic of Climate Change.

I dive into some of the statics regarding human resilience to climate, changing climate conditions, the financial burden of climate policies and how it hurts the poor. Lastly I question if the Climate Change Movement is pro-environment, anti-human, or some where in between.

This episode is based on the book False Alarm, How Climate Change Panic Costs Us Trillions, Hurts The Poor, and Fails To Fix The Planet, by Bjorn Lomborg.

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In this episode of Tea With Tayler I discuss my thoughts regarding the correlation between cheap and convenience, and the diminishment of our individual privacy, prosperity and freedoms.s.

In this episode I discuss the book In Order To Live by Yeonmi Park, a North Korean Defector.

I focus on the political ideologies, policies and control tactics used by the Kim regime in North Korea to create a “Socialist Utopia” that oppresses its people.

In this episode of Tea With Tayler I discuss the topics in the book The Millionaire Next Door -- focusing on the habits of millionaires.

In this episode I discuss the patterns I see in the real estate market as a Realtor and my argument as to why the Federal Government needs to get out of the real estate industry as a whole: loans, building, regulation, ect.

In this episode of Tea With Tayler I sit down with the owner and managing broker of Inspire Realty Group, Realtor, Real Estate investor, and my mentor -- Chris Davis.