Subjective Professor

The Subjective Professor Podcast

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: subjectiveprofessor@gmail.com

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Subjective Professor

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Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 65 Election Debates in America and BRICS vs Dollar Privilege 25.08.2023

BRICS is trying to be the rival system to the US Dollar. While this is necessary and good, in the long run, if it is successful, it will lead to a lot of pain in the US and dollar privilege. The presidential debates have started, and they are more entertainment than anything else. It is campaigning with platitudes, cliche, and soundbites. Why are we still doing things this way? It just becomes a d...

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 64 Americans are the Battered Spouse of their Government 24.08.2023

Check out the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperty one day conference, Sept 2 2023. This episode explains what a battered spouse/woman is and how Americans are basically the battered spouse of their government. How to treat and escape this toxic relationship? I guess that depends on your "Out of the Box" skills. I share what I'm doing, but I'm sure you can do better.

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 63 The Expert-Game Exposed by Socrates 23.08.2023

Don't forget the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity on Sept 2nd 2023. Socrates who lived 2400 years ago discredited many experts of his day. He exposed them to be people with narrow subjectivities. For this he was hated so much that he was sentenced to death by a weaponized justice system.  What makes an expert and expert? It is mostly personal preference. Officially recognized expertise...

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 62 Star Trek TOS Patterns of Force - Life imitating Art 22.08.2023

Check out the Ron Paul Institute's Conference in DC September 2nd!! Link below for Tickets. This episode examines an old Star Trek episode; the topic was inspired by Brandon walking off the stage without taking questions, again.  There are often symbols which are seen to signal who are the bad actors/players in various situations. However, when the symbols are not visible, then one should look for...

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 61 All Humor is Racist – That is a good thing 21.08.2023

All humor arises when the expected does not take place. But expectation comes from our generalizations we use to make decisions. These generalizations are racializations and thus, all comedy relies on knowing stereotypes, and yes, they are all racist.  So, how is this a good thing? Interestingly, there are benefits to having a healthy culture of comedy no matter how many people are offended.

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 60 Machiavelli Ends justify the means – One problem of virtue signaling 18.08.2023

Machiavelli seems to advocate the idea of "The Ends Justify the Means." But what does that mean and is it a good principle for life? Well, because it is a form of virtue signaling, probably not. If individuals are engaged in virtue signaling, then we don't really need to be concerned about what they are doing. But when a government engages in virtue signaling, then we have global problems not solu...

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 59 The Problem of Projection – Costly hypocrisy – End the Fed 17.08.2023

Projection is a concept from Sigmund Freud. But it seems to be a variety of Hypocrisy. Hypocrisy is the root of of all injustice. It's bad but many people seem to be doing it today. We can see it in the weaponization of the Justice system, foreign policy, domestic policy, ANTIFA, and much more. The conclusion is that we must End the FED. Listen to see how we get there.

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 58 – Vivek Ramaswamy – RFK jr – Javier Milei 16.08.2023

Every election is a kind of advanced auction on stolen goods. - H.L. Mencken said that. It's always election season in the US. But recently there are some interesting characters to discuss. I call these the thinking intelligent candidates. And their goal is to return freedom to the people, at least that's what they are saying right now. Why do people like candidates with the big promises and plati...

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 57 Is there a teacher shortage in Pennsylvania 15.08.2023

Big drop in new teacher hires in Pennsylvania in 2022. What's going on? I examine some issues to consider with the understanding that "shortage" is a subjective conclusion.  People have always recruited workers in various ways and people will generally take advantage of offers if the conditions are right.  Corey DeAngelis advocates for more school choice as a possible solution.

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 10 The most Racist Act - Get married - Cost of Discrimination and hiding it - Rosa Parks 14.08.2023

MISSING EPISODE 2 When I was starting using a hosting service, I already had 15 episodes or so completed. But when I uploaded somehow I skipped 4 episodes... here's episode 10. It's juicy. Getting married is the most discriminatory choice to make because most people believe it should only be done once in a lifetime. As with all discriminations, it comes with a price/cost. Must of the gov't activit...

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 56 Rapinoe - All Male Immigration - Power corrupts absolutely 14.08.2023

About Rapinoe, just 2 cents of schadenfreude. All male immigration was sometimes normal. Now, immigration laws... they are problematic along with welfare programs. Why does power corrupt the people who hold it, even 3rd graders?

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 55 NO hypocrisy or coercion APPLIED – UPS – TrumpBiden –Jesus 11.08.2023

UPS strike is over, now what to look for? Going over "No Hypocrisy and No Coercion" again showing how they are mathematical. Also I will be applying these 2 principles to the classroom setting, Trump/Biden and my struggle to complete my doctorate.

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 54 Math in Philosophy and Debate and Life 10.08.2023

Math is basically symbolic logic/philosophy.  A good life principle should be like good math. A good principle helps you to spot bad arguments and attempts of other to manipulate you.  Good principles can help you to anticipate what other will say and possibly do.  This is important today because our freedoms are being legislated away. We are becoming less free. The good life principle will help y...

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 53 Government IN Religion – But first Nuland in Niger 09.08.2023

V. Nuland, Deputy Sec of State of the USA went to strong arm Niger. I think she was surprised at the "welcome" in that country. More evidence of wanning American influence? Governing bodies in Religion are a lot like governments of countries. It is interesting how the more authoritative a governing body is, the fewer formal sects there are in that religion. So, with less rigid control, there are m...

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 52 Good War Movies are Anti-War Movies 08.08.2023

All technical and historical accuracy issues aside, good war movies are anti-war movies. They shouldn't glorify war but rather convey just how miserable and inhuman they are. There are propaganda films for recruitment to our volunteer military (for now), but pro-war people should watch as many as good war movies as possible to at least consider peaceful alternatives.  Being aggressed against or at...

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 51 Which Came First Slavery or Racism – The Problem of just 2 choices 07.08.2023

Slavery or Racism, which came first? But why ask the question?  Is it a case of misdirection? What is ignored? The 2-choice question appears throughout society to what end? The Subjective Professor says there is always a third choice, and it is often a better choice.

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 50 US considers a Limited Draft – WTFudge – Ukraine case study 04.08.2023

This episode is based on an article from Military dot com. Since the military has a recruitment problem, a LIMITED DRAFT might be a solution.  I discuss a couple subjective good points and bad points. The bad point of course, is that it won't work just like pretty much all government schemes.  What an alternate subjective choice? (It's peace and justice)

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 49 What is Anarco Capitalism – The way of Creativity 03.08.2023

This is NOT anarco-communism! So, what is anarco-capitalism? Let's follow the rules of deconstruction and define our terms first.  What is Anarchy? What is Capitalism? What does this have to do with Amsterdam? Does it even matter? Why yes, it's a way to explore creativity and innovation.  

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 48 What is a libertarian 02.08.2023

Saw a couple of libertarians arguing this same questions. the dictionary definition of Libertarian does not explain all the infighting in the Libertarian world. Are the arguments really necessary? If we begin with the Subjective Professor's perspective, then we know it's a racialization. With this, we can understand why there are so many different kinds of libertarians. How they resolve the politi...

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 47 Only God can judge me 01.08.2023

An attitude I have been mulling over, and one does not have to be Christian to be familiar with this expression. Only God can judge me means - don't try to change me. Ok, but is this something we really want for ourselves or in others? Narcissistic virtue signalers CRAVE attention on their terms and will also express this sentiment. So, what should our attitude be?

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 46 Sun Tzu – Spies and Whistleblowers – Assange Snowden 31.07.2023

Continuing the discussion on Sun Tzu, One must adapt like water and have a broad range of knowledge. But Chapter 13 is all about Spies. Not to sound arrogant, but he left out the But he left out the most FEARED kind of spy. Listen to hear what that variety is.  We mention TURN: Washington's Spies, it's a great mini-series.  Whistleblowers are the spies for the people. We need to praise them, thank...

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 45 SunTzu Art of War and Creative living 28.07.2023

Who was Sun Tzu and what the heck is the ART of War? Don't worry there's a reason business students read the "art of war." It's not just about fighting and killing. Sun Tzu discusses fighting or competition in a way that avoids destruction as the best way. But for us, this is the window to creativity, creative thinking and Peace.

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 44 Who makes more - Men or Women – Choice and Consequences 27.07.2023

This episode uses a part of Thomas Sowell's Economic Facts and Fallacies book. He examines the significance of getting married and having kids on men and women's wages. What we can see are the Cost of Choices and their Consequences. These are free choices and thus, we must remember that many costs have trade-offs or opportunity costs. Instead of complaining about discrimination people should seek...

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 43 Anti-farming but not Anti-war – Issues vs Principles 26.07.2023

Ireland is supposed to kill 200 thousand cows by 2026. Also, the EU is trying to reduce farmland to fight climate change. The goal is to reduce human population to save the world. But War? That's seems to be ok for the climate change fanatics. The US military is the biggest polluter in the world. More than farming. But people who protest farms don't protest wars. This Inconsistency is caused by a...

The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 42 The Condition of the US military and the Peace option 25.07.2023

What is the current condition of the US military? Perhaps the country has been propagandized a bit too much. Because of the conflict in Europe, the US has little munitions for itself. When it comes to maintaining and producing equipment, there is too much waste and no accountability. Why can't we have peace? Sun Tzu said that keeping peace is the difficult task.

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