Libertarians talk Psychology

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Jul 8, 2026

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These Amazing Executive Orders! (ep 265) 29.01.2025

No matter what eventually develops, a few of these latest executive orders are history in the making! It has taken decades for someone to make a positive move on the JFK files, pardons for nonviolent citizens, and common sense for health treatment issues. Follow Us : YouTube Twitter Facebook Tumblr All audio & videos edited by : Jay Prescott Videography Clip Used: Released JFK files could be ‘...

Mark Zuckerberg Zero to Hero? (ep 264) 15.01.2025

I don’t care if Mark Zuckerberg is simply kissing up to the new King. His explanation is very good. And the only conclusion is that free speech is much better than the doubtful research results from media or academia! Follow Us : YouTube Twitter Facebook Tumblr All audio & videos edited by : Jay Prescott Videography Clip Used: MARK ZUCKERBERG drops bombshell: META makes MAJOR CHANGES after ove...

Hoax Consequences? Scott Adams (ep 263) 08.01.2025

Our government’s representatives and their willing media accomplices are good at creating and taking advantage of hoaxes in order to manipulate the population. Scott Adams describes one way to convince people that they may believe in a hoax. Of course, the optimal goal is to have some sort of consequence for an exposed hoax that damaged people. Follow Us : YouTube Twitter Facebook Tumblr All audio...

Are the Democratic Elites in Self-Deception? (ep 262) 01.01.2025

We look at Scott Adams again to understand more about how the Democratic elites are failing to understand themselves and why they lost the election. We examine the connection between arrogance and self deception and how playing a social game evolves from a genuine instinct of altruism. Follow Us : YouTube Twitter Facebook Tumblr All audio & videos edited by : Jay Prescott Videography Clip Used...

Are Tariffs Really so Bad? Thomas Sowell (ep 261) 25.12.2024

Apparently, tariffs are a bad idea for all countries involved, because they raise the prices for all consumers. But maybe there is more to consider, like the politics between countries. At least the talk about tariffs makes a pretty good threat. Follow Us : YouTube Twitter Facebook Tumblr All audio & videos edited by : Jay Prescott Videography Clip Used: Thomas Sowell warns trade wars can spin...

Aristotle's government forms and characteristics (ep 260) 18.12.2024

Julie reviews the six structures that Aristotle proposed for governments with the distinction between those that are pure, and those that are corrupt. What characteristics must you have for functioning organizations? Julie goes over how power is located in the individual, reward systems, detection systems, and other characteristics in organizations that apply to government. Follow Us : YouTube Twi...

Are we Going Forward or Backwards?/RFK Junior (ep 259) 11.12.2024

RFK Jr. said the Kennedy assassinations of the 1960s marked a dramatic change in the direction of our country. We can only hope that the new leadership will favor less centralized government control. Follow Us : YouTube Twitter Facebook Tumblr All audio & videos edited by : Jay Prescott Videography Clips Used: The JFK Assassination, Growing up Kennedy, and His Marriage | Robert F. Kennedy Jr I...

Why Most Decisions are Usually Wrong (ep 258) 04.12.2024

This is a rebroadcast of an earlier episode from August 4, 2022 Julie reviews a letter sent by the Louisiana governor who explains his position on a legislative matter. She points out the "feeling" value system that predominates in the letter and the style of the humanitarian-based, political left. We discuss how the four cognitive styles are needed to address any problem and point out why decisio...

Tarrifs with Milton Friedman (ep 257) 27.11.2024

in a perfect world, all taxation would carefully avoid disturbing the free marketplace. However, in our imperfect world, taxation seems to have a lot more to do with politics than sound economics. Apparently tariffs are a form of taxation, and maybe even a little worse than our wild income tax. Let’s hope Elon Musk and Vivac Ramaswami can help our country approach flat income taxes and minimal cor...

Election Observations: "My Boyfriend's Back" (ep 256) 20.11.2024

Julie proposes three observations about the election. A full return of the positive masculine depicted in the election of Trump and particularly in his cabinet selections. Secondly she talks about the zigzag process between the left and the right political sentiments and how that's the natural flow between the instincts of warmth versus competence. We discussed how that can be corrupted by uncheck...

Hopes and Dreams from the Election (ep 255) 15.11.2024

Wow! That election was exciting! So the next question is, now what? Here are some of our most important issues, and a few hopes and dreams for each of them: Continue to expose the truth (and maybe Institute consequences over damages) No new wars! (And stop existing wars, also work some sort of alternative deal with the military industrial complex.) Bring the economy under control, using tools like...

Jordan Peterson's review of trumps personality (ep 254) 08.11.2024

Julie discusses the presentation by Jordan Peterson regarding the Big Five factor personality model and Donald Trump. According to Peterson, and Julie agrees, Trump is extremely extroverted and highly conscientious. Where as Peterson considers him probably agreeable, Julie thinks he is more middle of the road on agreeableness. She believes temperament style and cognitive style derived from the Mye...

Why is there war? (ep. 253) 06.11.2024

Rebroadcast of ep 35 There is plenty of Biden administration incompetence in our departure from Afghanistan. But the real problem is much bigger. Our society is way to accepting of war in general, and we are too accepting of liars who get us into these wars. What ever happened to prosecuting liars and to our country’s check and balance procedure of declaring wars? Follow Us : YouTube Twitter Faceb...

Jordan Peterson's Predicament with the Psychology Board (ep 252) 24.10.2024

We review the latest on Jordan Peterson's clash with the regulators in Canada, as looked at by Scott Adams. Scott Adams describes the humorous side of the predicament, especially the idea that there is no one in Canada that is volunteering to teach Jordan Peterson about social media. Julie's first hand experience with regulatory boards and especially when elites are given power over others, predic...

War and Jack Handey quotes (ep 251) 16.10.2024

This is a rebroadcast of ep 195 This conversation about humorist Jack Handey and war was recorded in March 2021, but it seems relevant even today. Follow Us : YouTube Twitter Facebook Tumblr All audio & videos edited by : Jay Prescott Videography Follow Us : YouTube X Facebook Bluesky All audio & videos edited by : Jay Prescott Videography

The Complexity of Race Relations (ep 250) 08.10.2024

Reboardcast of ep 130 Julie reviews some research that suggests people have a pro-Black bias, including those from the Conservative side of the political spectrum. This type of finding complicates issues when it comes to trying to be fair to one group-- without being unfair to another group. The finding is contrary to the idea of oppressors and victims seemingly put forth in Critical Race Theory....

When should a fetus have rights? (ep. 249) reboardcast 02.10.2024

The new Texas law has us talking passionately about abortion again. It does not seem reasonable that a mother would have no rights the day after conception, or that the fetus should have no rights the day before the birth. It makes sense that we should decide as a society a certain point at which the fetus has rights. Follow Us : YouTube Twitter Facebook Tumblr or visit our website at CoffeeWithMi...

Assassination attempts – – has Trump been to the Mountaintop? (ep 248) 25.09.2024

We describe the current moral decay that is part of the culture now in the United States, the underbelly of the political power struggle. According to one survey 28% of Democrats condone murder of a political opponent. We listen to an excerpt of Martin Luther King's "Up to the Mountaintop" speech he gave in Memphis the day before he was assassinated. We discuss if conditions are the same now and h...

In defense of free enterprise (ep. 247) reboardcast 18.09.2024

Milton Friedman did a great job explaining how self interest enables free enterprise to work better than any other system. But free enterprise is an easy target for criticism because it is so accepting of the pursuit for self interest. And as in all systems, it is vulnerable to the bad influences of government collusion. Follow Us : YouTube Twitter Facebook Tumblr or visit our website at CoffeeWit...

Why the constitution is right and New York Times is wrong (ep 246) 11.09.2024

We discuss the two news items this week regarding the opinion piece in the New York Times criticizing the constitution, and Brazil banning Elon Musk's X. We play a clip from Joe Rogan and talk about how the constitution includes checks and balances on the normal human behavior to abuse power. We also discuss the superiority of consensus decision-making to majority rule, as well as the importance o...

Free Speech in the Swamp (ep 245) 04.09.2024

At a time when RFK Junior has inspiring us about the importance of free speech, Mark Zuckerberg further admits that the FBI pressured Facebook to censor important political content. This censorship was especially damaging, not only because it may have influenced the last presidential election, but also because it may have influenced decisions to involve the US in the Ukraine conflict. We include a...

RFK Junior exposes the herd mentality of the democratic party (ep 244) 28.08.2024

We discuss the stunning and brilliant critique of the current system involving the deep state and democratic party that was delivered this week by RFK Jr. We look at the benefits to Trump, Including the participation of Elon Musk. Julie reviews the changes in the journalism culture and also we discuss the tendency toward herd mentality that RFK exposes in his speech and his endorsement for Trump....

Internal and External Causes of War (ep 243) 21.08.2024

Norm McDonald had a humorous view of war that is initiated by an external threat. Keith Knight has a not so humorous description of how our internal deep state systems are rigged for war. There are a couple of strategies for staying in between these two extremes, and avoiding war altogether. Clips used: Norm Macdonald on Germany Dave Smith | Keith Knight | Part Of The Problem 1153 Follow Us : YouT...

A Quick Look at Gender, Sex, and Politics in Psychology (ep 242 a reboardcast of 128) 14.08.2024

This is a reboardcast of ep 128 Is organized psychology helping us to deal scientifically with issues of gender and biological sex? When did gender roles become impossibly mixed with biological sex? Julie reviews some of these issues after Mike listened to Jordan Peterson and Frans de Wall In their recent interview. Follow Us : YouTube Twitter Facebook Tumblr or visit our website at CoffeeWithMike...

Olympics has woke, gender, race, & DEI reminders (ep 241) 07.08.2024

Athletic sports competition is beautiful because it is such a pure measure of competence without political interference. But we can’t help it if even the Olympics reminds us of possible unfair influence from the past present and future. Clips used: Bill Burr White vs Black Athletes and Hitler Abrain | A Pharmaceutical Commercial Parody Follow Us : YouTube Twitter Facebook Tumblr or visit our websi...

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