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Why are there people who know that someone toxic has wronged you but to be the bigger person and forgive that person? When Jesus says to forgive, does he mean to automatically forgive or only give it to those who earned it?
I remember the show you did about the bombing of Japan and about how they tried to surrender beforehand but we didn't accept it cause it wasn't unconditional. They wanted to keep their emperor, which they ended up keeping anyway. I found that show really angering.
Hiroshima and Nagasaki weren't in the top 5 most destroyed cities, I find that interesting
In your Barbie review you mention across history women picked men they chose to reproduce with. A (female) friend of mine claimed that's false, that men could pick their wives or decide to live single, but that women were never given that choice. Is there any truth to that or is it pure propaganda?
What do you think the ideological root of “toxic masculinity” is?
You had mentioned that your Peaceful Parenting book was so far filled or fueled with anger. That surprised me, I thought it be a love story. Although in hindsight it does make sense that you'd be very angry writing it. Knowing what happens to kids ( and myself ) is rage inducing.
Can someone have a good childhood and still end up bad? My father says that my brother had a good childhood but he is violative, and condescending.
I'm so looking forward to this book. I love your books more than anything, Fiction or Non-Fiction. Your writing is so good. I can tell already this book will transform me, this Steel-Man is great. It does remind me of The President/Roman.
Can't put a price on the type of parent Stefan has made me. Can't wait for this
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In this Friday Night Live on 16 January 2026, Stefan Molyneux talks about his thoughts on aging in his 60th year. He examines the fallout from the COVID pandemic, from disputes over vaccinations to the mental toll they took. He points to the value of sharp reasoning and personal accountability, warns against authoritarian control, and calls on people to defend their views with straightforward honesty.
0:00:00 Embracing Age
0:01:48 Reflecting on Scott Adams
0:10:00 Vaccine Consequences
0:10:26 Exploring Vaccine Injury
0:12:18 Deathbed Conversions
0:14:42 Government Overreach
0:16:30 Questioning Victories
0:20:16 The Psychological Impact
0:28:07 The Cost of Compliance
0:30:22 Continuing the Discussion
0:31:11 Historical Perspectives
0:35:31 Experiences in Education
0:53:37 The Impact on Children
0:58:27 The Weight of Crime
0:58:54 Historical Perspectives on Parenthood
1:02:50 The Importance of Sibling Bonds
1:07:02 Navigating Parenting in Today's World
1:08:09 The Cost of Speaking Out
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Philosopher Stefan Molyneux speaks with a mother who's having trouble making friends as she homeschools her three sons. She mentions her unease about relating to people with different values, and he advises her to hold firm to her own standards while finding others who align with them. As the conversation wraps up, she seems more at ease with managing her social circle alongside the everyday hurdles of parenting.
0:00:00 Navigating Friendships in Motherhood
0:02:27 Toxicity and Friendship Struggles
0:05:46 Case Study: Emotional Affairs
0:08:47 The Ripple Effect of Secrets
0:15:55 Moral Clarity vs. Social Acceptance
0:28:05 The Challenge of Assertiveness
0:42:48 Seeking Community in Isolation
0:44:58 The Impact of the Pandemic
0:47:45 The Crunchy Moms Dilemma
0:53:55 Finding Genuine Connections
1:03:22 The Cost of Toxic Relationships
1:13:01 Reflections on Social Needs
1:18:38 The Importance of Friendship
1:33:37 Complications of Motherhood
1:46:10 Perspectives on Divorce
2:01:24 Navigating ...
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Stefan Molyneux looks back at Scott Adams' life and work now that he's gone. He mentions how Adams' creations resonated with him over the years, touches on the mixed aspects of Adams' time in the spotlight, and notes the way he dealt with his approaching death. Molyneux reviews Adams' evolving take on the COVID-19 vaccine and explains his own stance against getting vaccinated, while pointing out that people should decide for themselves. He considers whether Adams' habits and the demands of public life contributed to his prostate cancer. Molyneux also discusses stress and its effects on the body, suggesting that folks focus on solid character when choosing who to keep close and take stock of their priorities.
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