#78: CO2 | Art and Science | Supply Shortages | Killer Austerity | Authoritarianism with Ray Peat and Georgi Dinkov
1 hour 18 minutes Posted Jan 31, 2022 at 12:53 am.
CDC flip-flops on masks and PCR test, Ukraine situation, World Economic Forum Young Global Leaders school
Canadian truckers
Ray's thoughts on mass formation psychosis
Ray's thoughts on the supply chain shortage
Lethality of vaccine lot number, targeted towards red states?
How rare is Carbogen in hospitals?
Transitioning the United States into a third world country, the green movement
When did the CIA realize they could use progressive liberals to penetrate the culture? Gloria Steinem, Nelson Mandela
Ray's thoughts on art's relationship to science, detecting authoritarianism in writing, authoritarian mathematical reasoning, Bertrand Russel, Noam Chomsky
Radical empiricism, synchronicity, predetermination
Incandescent lights vs. single wavelength LEDs
How to buy Ray's books, newsletter, Progest-E from Kenogen
Progesterone for liver problems? Thyroid for the liver
How does Ray make his oat bran?
Question: food for political control?
Question: does the act of lying have an anti-metabolic effect?
Question: what is responsible for intuition? Open-mindedness, desire to perceive
Question: abiotic oil theory?
Question: is there any artistic movement that Ray thinks is especially positive?
Question: does randomness have any place in our universe?
Question: what does Ray think about Reich's cloudbuster? Ray's thoughts on Sigmund Freud
Question: what does Ray think of gender relations today?
Question: what agenda is the disappearing of women as a protected class part of? Transhumanism
Question: does Ray believe in the renewal of life through a purgatory function of nature?
Question: further explanation about stars being conscious?
Question: what is Ray working on?
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