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"HEY STEF! DEFICITS ARE GOOD FOR THE ECONOMY!"
MMT SHOWDOWN!
Two economic experts take on arch-Austrian Stefan Molyneux and attempt to convince him that Federal Government deficits are FABULOUS for the economy!
Dylan Moore and Nima Mahjour are long time listeners and Modern Money Theory (MMT) proponents. You can find their content at www.economicsjunkie.com.
MMT is an economic theory which suggests that our grandchildren will NOT have anything to pay back from Federal spending, that central banks do not control money supplies, and that a certain level of deficit is necessary for economic growth, among other things.
For further information, please visit:
https://economicsjunkie.com/
https://www.youtube.com/user/CrazyVysty
https://tomwoods.com/ep-1116-debate-bob-murphy-and-dylan-moore-on-modern-monetary-theory-mmt/
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Sunday Morning Live 29 June 2025
In this episode, I explore the nature of inner dialogue and its impact on empathy and communication. I reveal that many individuals operate without an inner monologue, prompting discussions on understanding differing perspectives in conflicts. We also examine the development of children's inner dialogue through questioning, the role of fiction in fostering empathy, and the challenges posed by “weaponized empathy.” Personal anecdotes highlight the importance of literature in shaping our understanding of human behavior. Ultimately, I emphasize the value of cultivating inner dialogue to enhance self-awareness and improve our relationships.
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In this call in, Stefan Molyneux speaks with a caller who shares his experience of connecting with a woman he met at a dance event. Although initially attracted to her charm, the caller uncovers deeper issues as their relationship develops. He learns about her troubled past, including a prior long-term relationship and her experiences with casual relationships, culminating in a significant revelation of childhood trauma.
As the caller grapples with the disconnect between his initial perception of her and the dysfunctions he encounters, Stefan highlights the importance of recognizing one's inner critic and the complexities of attraction to seemingly lovely individuals with hidden struggles. The discussion emphasizes the need for self-awareness and discernment in romantic pursuits and the impact of personal history on relationships. Ultimately, the conversation provides valuable insights into navigating emotional dynamics and fostering healthier connections.
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