The Subjective Professor Podcast
The Subjective Professor Podcast
Subjective Professor
Pro-freedom discussion which AVOIDS and discourages Coercion and Hypocrisy. This is a more consistent application of postmodernism to reveal subjectivity/perspective. The goal is NOT to determine right or wrong rather to explore better ideas to make nearly everyone satisfied if not happier. The goal restated is de-escalation through innovation. Getting out of the Box; I'll even describe the box to you around Ep 20. Contact: [email protected]
Ep 561 Sun Tzu on US vs Russ Leaders - Politics vs Reality
After listening to my usual list of podcasters and pundits, I had some thoughts on the leadership of the various countries engaged in the fighting right now, specifically the generals. Along with the usual critique, Sun Tzu has words on the matter.
Jul 31
31 min
Video
Ep 560 Freedom isn't Free - DeBasification - Fauci Thoughts
A variety of topics generated in my mind with the expression: "Freedom isn't Free." I like that expression, but perhaps it needs a bit of subjective clarification. It may relate to the phenomenon of DeBasification, that is the destruction of US bases around the Middle East, and some thoughts on the Fauci hearings.
Jul 30
23 min
Video
Ep 559 Fauci Diary - Criminal Monologue - Mamdani Groceries
Fauci's Diary is juicy and full of incriminating information... it's like a confession or monologue. (Yes, that's an "Incredibles" reference.) What does this have to do with Mamdani's government controlled groceries? I make a case.
Jul 29
29 min
Ep 558 BritTV Foyle's War - Investigating Murder During War
A murder/mystery series I enjoyed watching some time ago was "Foyle's War", a slow-paced British production. The idea of investigating murder in a time of war stuck with me. And in these times of confusion, I can talk about it in an episode. Just some thoughts on war and life which does not stop because there is a war.
Jul 28
23 min
Ep 557 The Art of Fudging Stats – Evidence or Gaslighting
The Trump administration changed the number of American servicemen killed in action recently. This is actually a very common practice everywhere in life. What is the purpose of all this manipulation? hmmm
Jul 27
26 min
Ep 556 Matthew 05 13-20 Light of the World – Influencer of Justice
Jesus Day... sorry I'm a bit late today, had to take one of my kids to the airport for his 3 country tour in Europe for his school's jazz band.  But "light of the world"... isn't that like being an influencer? How does Jesus want us to influence people in the world? Blessings and Peace.
Jul 26
32 min
Ep 555 Trump's Legacy of Lying – Adversarial Clothing – Josey Wales
While it is said that Trump is concerned with his legacy, he will be leaving us the racialization of "liar." More on that in the episode. I also briefly mention Adversarial Clothing; I thought it was interesting enough for a mention. And finally, "The Outlaw Josey Wales," it's a great flick and tangentially relevant.
Jul 24
25 min
Ep 554 Another Funeral Oration - No Participation Trophies in War
I heard a sound bite from Trump's speech for the returning soldiers who died in the last round of fighting in the Gulf. I am reminded of the Funeral Oration of Pericles in Thucydides "On Justice, Power and Human Nature." Pericles gives a speech to honor the dead, but is that all it was? Some thoughts on the war.
Jul 23
27 min
Ep 553 Understanding most Legislation – The Opposite of the Stated Intent
Legislation 101. I remember seeing "What If firefighters ran the world" on TV. Government is so simple, only a politician could screw it up. So, how is it screwed up and why can't we have nice things?
Jul 22
25 min
Ep 552 Underestimating one's Opponent – Unproductive Racism
This episode I apply my understanding of "race".  If we look at the world and try to understand phenomena through the lens of race, then we may better understand bad discrimination or unproductive racism. Then we might be able to see a bit clearer in order to make better choices.
Jul 21
30 min
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