In this episode, Miyanovich shares his introduction for a new paper he is producing that looks at the potential increase of social and general tech-related negatives along with gun-related negatives. The presence of the A(G)I development race, potential exponential / double exponential impacts on the world, the first order effects of social media on the human brain, mass shootings, suicide, and the myths assoicated with the effects of government and policy are all covered...as is the upcoming likely time cruch. ***AGI written as A(G)I is credited to Gary Marcus.***

In the final part of this series, Miyanovich and Starr discuss human insecurity being a driving factor in over-committing to the idea that government is in place to change the nature of reality for people. They also discuss the political "panic/comfort" cycle, general paternalism, and the emergence of a new dark age - one in which massive amounts of information are a contributing factor.

In part 3 of this series, Miyanovich and Starr discuss how intelligent people also perpetuate myths about the law, how the very nature of poltics often makes policy a substandard machine of problem solving, the importance of immediacy as it relates to deterrence, and how people want the government to solve the issues while they ignore the need for their own critical investment.

In part 2 of this series, Miyanovich and Starr discuss the tensions between rival mythologies in guns...where one side believes that laws have magical powers and the other side believes that they can live in society without considering how rights intersect. They also discuss the prospects of solving problems with mythologies, how getting rid of guns is not real prevention, the line between liberality and illiberality, and the quasi-religion that lib-progs have formed with the worship of progress through "overlaw."  

In part 1 of this groundbreaking discussion, Miyanovich and Starr discuss how law does and does not affect human behavior, the political habit of throwing laws at problems, general and specific deterrence, the 80/20 principal, the general effects of having a system of law, and the human need to have comfort provided and/or protected.

In this episode Minyanovich introduces the podcast audience to LGO501c4's official firearms trainer: Ron Grobman. Grobman is a 1SGT (and reservist) with the IDF. He has worn many hats with his service but has concentrated experience as a sniper. Miyanovich and Grobman discuss Ron's business Tactical Fitness Austin...current and future realities...as well as the meta reality of firearms training in America.

In this final episode of the series Miyanovich and Yamane cover: the realities of both intra-racial and inter-racial violence, the combining of both vectors of violence in the Asian-American community, the point that gun violence only needs to seem to be on the rise for gun curiosity to increase, and how all technologies reflect the light and dark aspects of the human condition. 

In part 3 of this series Miyanovich and Yamane discuss Yamane's experience with the reaction to the Half Moon Bay shooting, incidents of workplace violence, some basic statistics about violence in the Asian American community, the emotional realities of the Asian American male, David's relationship with his father, and Americans now lashing out using the mass shooting cultural script. 

In part 2 of this series, Miyanovich and Cheng discuss: problem solving from the inside of the gun reality, polarized perceptions, breaking Asian-American molds, tribal first / logic second, Asian-Americans being in touch with their emotions, and the importance of mental healthcare.

In Part 1 of this series, Miyanovich lays down a summary of both The Monterey Park  and The Half Moon Bay Shootings and mentions the contributions of Dr. Manny Tau. Cheng and Miyanovich then go on to discuss the topics in the title as well as: polarization in America, rewarding extremity, America hitting rock bottom, Cheng standing by his Asian heritage and much more.