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Stephen Miller's got some ideas. So this week, Mary and Andrew start with a focus on his recent acknowledgement that the White House is considering suspending habeas corpus altogether for migrants. They talk about what that means, and the reality that it lacks any legal sniff test, which the Supreme Court agrees with. Then, they highlight what happens when due process works, after the release of Rumeysa Ozturk, a Tufts student who was detained by ICE over an opinion piece she wrote for the student newspaper. Next up, a significant decision from Judge Susan Illston out of California, putting a temporary hold on reducing the federal workforce. Mary and Andrew note what she held, including that the administration needs to follow procedure and get congressional buy in. And lastly, they preview the Supreme Court argument Mary's ICAP team is bringing this Thursday on birthright citizenship- not on the merits per se, but on the issue of national injunctions. And a quick eye pop on Trump's decision to swap out Ed Martin as the US Attorney for DC with yet another Fox News host, Jeanine Pirro.Want to listen to this show without ads? Sign up for MSNBC Premium on Apple Podcasts.

I love Australia. Always have and always will. But I am not ignorant to our past and the effect it has had on our First Nations people either. Yesterday I wrote an opinion piece on Australia Day and how my perspective has changed. I thought I would share it on the podcast today. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In November I responded to readers' questions about a paper that was being teased to the media suggesting a new definition for “ob*sity.” The paper is now out, and it's even worse than I thought. I've had a lot of requests to write about it and there is a ton of media on it right now (though, sadly, not a ton of any kind of critical/investigative journalism.)As regular readers know, I am in the middle of a four-part series with Dr. Zed Zha about weight and inflammation. I'm pausing that today to give an overview of the issues with this article from the initial analysis that I've completed. After the final two pieces of the inflammation series are published, I'll have a deep dive into the massive conflicts of interest and methodological issues with this paper. Get full access to Weight and Healthcare at weightandhealthcare.substack.com/subscribe

Good morning, Clark County! In today's Morning Rundown, get the latest on the Clark County Fair, including today's highlights and a feature on historic cameras. Also, don't miss updates on ballot returns for Washington State's primary election, an opinion piece on Paid Leave by Elizabeth New, and volunteer opportunities in Vancouver. Stay informed and connected with Clark County Today! #ClarkCountyFair #ElectionNews #PaidLeave #CityOfVancouver #ClarkCountyWa https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/

I started watching MLM content a couple of years ago because it came up on my fyp. If you're not familiar with what an MLM is, it stands for multi-level marketing, some call it a scam, others call it time freedom. And you're likely a little more familiar with companies like avon, mary kay, porque no falta la tia en la familia que lo venda. I dive into the “Motivational Speaking' aspects of this business and my opinions on the tactics they use to recruit and retain. Register for the ¡Latina, Presente! Public Speaking Experience and see you in the Bay Area on Sat. July 20th!!! https://www.chatswithyvonne.com/event-details/latina-presente-public-speaking-immersive-experience --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chatswithyvonne/support

An opinion piece that I published on May 17, 2024 in the Salt Lake Tribune about the need for women to have a meaningful seat at the table when decisions are being made, have legitimate influence and say, and have equivalent authority as men in their sphere of influence.

News24 Journalist Sikonathi Mantshantsha & former Eskom Spokesperson joins Clarence Ford to talk about his opinion piece calling for President Ramaphosa to grow a spine in his last term.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us in todays episode of Opinion Piece as we break down how Africa can work toward development and surpass the global climate changes . Tune in to YouTube page : Pamela NGA Shop Magic Mind: https://magicmind.com/products/magic-mind?utm_source=affiliate&utm_medium=pd&utm_campaign=mindfulentrepreneur --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mentrepreneurpodcast/message

In this episode, I talk about my Trump supporting contemporaries. I am mystified by their continued support of a person who behaves so unkindly and immorally.

An NPR Executive wrote an opinion piece saying NPR does not give equal time to Republicans and Democrats.

The ex-president is now selling Bibles. They are marketed as the "God Bless the USA" Bible. Only $59.99. Yes, he's selling the Good Book.  In this episode of the Political Woman Podcast, I share the Opinion Piece in the Washington Post, "Trump's Bible grift is going to backfire," EUGENE ROBINSON. Here is the link: https://wapo.st/4cF3JMU Please follow me on YouTube and TikTok, and subscribe. Share. Vote.  

Tom Elliott has disagreed with an opinion piece made by former Sydney Swans player, Brandon Jack, who claims over one million Australians use cocaine, after Demons player Joel Smith was caught allegedly taking cocaine.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Elliott has disagreed with an opinion piece made by former Sydney Swans player, Brandon Jack, who claims over one million Australians use cocaine, after Demons player Joel Smith was caught allegedly taking cocaine.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For review:US CENTCOM X:18 Feb- Iran-backed Houthi terrorists attacked the M/V Rubymar, a Belize-flagged, UK-owned bulk carrier. The attack caused significant damage to the ship, which caused an 18-mile oil slick. 22 Feb- US aircraft and a coalition warship shot down 6 x Iranian-backed Houthi one-way attack (OWA) unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) in the Red Sea. Later, Houthis rebels fired 2 x anti-ship ballistic missiles from southern Yemen into the Gulf of Aden. The missiles impacted MV Islander a Palau-flagged, U.K.-owned, cargo carrier causing one minor injury and damage. The ship is continuing its voyage.22 Feb- CENTCOM Forces conducted self-defense strikes against 4 x Iranian-backed Houthi unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) and 2 x mobile anti-ship cruise missiles (ASCM) from Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen. On 23 Feb- CENTCOM Forces shot down 3 x Houthi one-way attack UAV near several commercial ships operating in the Red Sea. There was no damage to any ships. 23 Feb- CENTCOM Forces destroyed 7 x Iranian-backed Houthi mobile anti-ship cruise missiles that were prepared to launch towards the Red Sea. 2. Post-Gaza War plan put forward by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Plan includes IDF freedom to provide security inside Gaza and the establishment of a security buffer zone.3. IDF Prepares for War in North (Lebanon) against Hezbollah.4. Russia-Ukraine War entering third year. Braking Defense publishes list of articles- by Domain. We cover the Land Domain in this episode.5. Hungary Orders More Gripen Warplanes from Saab (Sweden). Hungary's government could approve Sweden's NATO membership bid as soon as Monday, 26 Feb.6.  US Army Maneuver- Short Range Air Defense (MSHORAD) system requirement preparing for Joint-level approval.7. USMC Force Design Opinion Piece (Defense Post), by Gary Anderson.Mr. Anderson served as the Chief of Plans (G-5) of the Marine Corps Expeditionary Force responsible for the Indo-Pacific area.The title of the Opinion Piece is "How to Ruin the Marine Corps". 

Grant reacts to an awesome Brewers opinion piece, asks questions about strength and conditioning to UWL's Dr. Glenn Wright, and asks Mike Clemens about Jeff Hafley's introductory presser. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GetReligion editor Terry Mattingly discusses “That NYTimes opinion piece on trans regret: Why wasn't that a news story?”

The host of The Burning Truth, Casey Hendrickson joined Kayla Blakeslee on Fort Wayne's Morning News to talk about Dearborn, Michigan. There's been an increase in police presence at places of worship after the Wall Street Journal declared the city 'America's Jihad Capital'.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eliza Mondegreen researches online trans and detrans communities, where she explores the ways questions and doubts are handled. She also writes about gender medicine for Substack, UnHerd, and other outlets.  We had Eliza back on the pod to discuss Friday's New York Times article on detranistioners (featuring Aaron K! and others) as well as her latest WPATH conference experience.  The New York Times article discussed: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/02/opinion/transgender-children-gender-dysphoria.html WHO campaign by the LGBT Courage Coalition: https://www.lgbtcourage.org/who Video from the San Francisco Trans Health Summit in which Dan Karassic threw Aaron T under the bus : https://youtu.be/7IBOIEOFYJw?si=J2I-7dHBi5knXtoR Eliza's article: https://unherd.com/2023/12/the-secret-life-of-gender-clinicians/

On today's show, Cheryl Chumley discusses an Opinion Piece on Anthony Fauci. Later, Legal Lionel discusses Fanni Willis' Sex Scandal and Hunter Biden's Gun Charges. Also, Dr. Sanjay Bhojraj discusses January as Health/Wellness Month. GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Cheryl Chumley is the Host of the Bold&Blunt Podcast at The Washington Times. GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Lionel, through his Nation, covers world and national news and issues, dissecting and exposing them without preconditions and preconceptions. He provides deep political analyses, revealing the truth with a priority on unvarnished historicity. He engages in critical thinking elevated to an art form and offers words of wisdom from the last of the renaissance polymaths. He is known for his honest, funny, and unapologetic discussion as a renowned legal and media analyst, sesquipedalian, and veteran talk radio pioneer. He is nonpareil and sui generis. For more information, visit https://lionelmedia.com/. You can also find him on YouTube: @LionelNation Twitter/X: @LionelMedia. GUEST 3 OVERVIEW: Dr. Sanjay Bhojraj is a Cardiologist and Health/Wellness Medical Expert with a passion for helping his patients achieve natural health. Visit https://www.well12.health for more information.

1. "Taylor Swift's Golden Globes Night: Dazzling Appearance but No Win for Eras Tour Film"2. "Margot Robbie Dedicates Barbie's Golden Globe Win to Moviegoers Worldwide"3. "Taylor Swift Gracefully Applauds as Barbie Clinches Award at Golden Globes"4. "Swift Shines in Gucci at Golden Globes, Attends with Friend Keleigh Teller"5. "NY Times Sparks Controversy with Opinion Piece on Taylor Swift's Sexuality"6. "Insiders Slam NY Times' Speculative Article on Taylor Swift's Personal Life"7. "Anna Marks of NY Times Suggests Taylor Swift's Art Hints at LGBTQ Identity"8. "Taylor Swift Harvard Course Overwhelmed by Student Demand for TAs"9. "Harvard's Taylor Swift Course Goes Viral, Professor Calls for Additional TAs"10. "Filipina Fan Secures Visa with Proof of Attending Taylor Swift Concert"11. "Taylor Swift Concert Ticket Becomes Key to Fan's Successful Visa Reapplication"

In this episode, Jay discusses the merger between the PGA Tour, DP World Tour, and LIV Golf, which will create a new entity called NuCo or Umbrella Corporation. He explains the assets each entity brings to the table and the potential value of franchising events. Jay also emphasizes the need for guaranteed player participation to increase the value of tournaments and create a stronger identity for each event. He suggests a 50-50 split between ownership and talent, with 25% allocated to the top star players and 25% to the rank and file players. In this conversation, Jay discusses the potential restructuring of professional golf and the need for change in the industry. He explores topics such as revenue split in professional sports, balancing ownership and player compensation, incentivizing growth in professional golf, expanding the team model, alternative sponsorship models, restructuring the golf calendar, and the future of professional golf.TakeawaysThe revenue split between players and owners in professional sports is an important factor in determining player compensation.In professional golf, there is a need to balance ownership and player compensation to ensure fairness and incentivize growth.Expanding the team model in golf can create new opportunities for players and increase interest in the sport.Alternative sponsorship models, such as team sponsorship, can provide more value to sponsors and contribute to the growth of professional golf.Restructuring the golf calendar and moving away from the old professional golf model can drive interest and make the sport more appealing to a global audience.Guaranteeing player participation in key events, such as the global series and majors, can help elevate the status of these tournaments and create a more structured and competitive golf ecosystem.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Purpose of the Podcast03:14 The Merger between the PGA Tour, DP World Tour, and LIV Golf10:01 NuCo (Umbrella Corporation) and the Assets of Each Entity23:36 The Economics of Golf and the Need for Guaranteed Player Participation30:20 Franchising Valuable Events and Creating Strong Identities44:07 Franchising Events on the European Tour51:36 Ownership and Investment in the New Co56:36 Balancing the Value of Star Players and Rank and File Players57:05 Revenue Split in Professional Sports58:32 Balancing Ownership and Player Compensation59:36 Incentivizing Growth in Professional Golf01:01:03 Expanding the Team Model in Golf01:02:29 Designated Players and Team Sponsorship01:03:29 Alternative Sponsorship Models01:06:06 Restructuring the Golf Calendar01:08:15 Moving Away from the Old Professional Golf Model01:09:47 The Future of Professional Golf01:13:22 Guaranteeing Player ParticipationGolf Lovers United Fanzone!Fan of the show? Get involved even more by visiting our fanzone, with a range of membership and support options to bring you even closer to the action and to give you chance to have your say on the show!Vist the fanzone now: https://www.glugc.com/support--Thanks to our current GLU Brand Partners:Tee Times is the ONLY weekly golf recap newsletter that you need. You can subscribe for free and receive a weekly update on everything that matters in the world of golf. Thoughtfully written, respectfully delivered, and reporting news from every side of our beautiful game. Subscribe now for free at

Steve Jones Show Hour 1 - Steve talks about the new NCAA TV deal. Are the Steelers playing better than the Eagles right now? And recruiting analysis Mike Farrell weighs on his solution to bowl opt outs.

This one might stir a pot. I do curse a bit. I will eat crow if I'm wrong, but I will also never stop fighting for the protection of children. Chit Chat turned Meat. Tune in. ChitChat: https://www.securitysales.com/emerging-tech/new-york-ban-most-biometrics-schools/  Product Highlight: Nope. Meat: Nah. S/O: @plstechnologies on IG

Ready to shake up how you think about water investments? This episode dives into the Value of a Statistical Life (VSL) and how it can be a game-changer for justifying water projects.

Justice for Martin Short!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tuesday, September 5th — In this episode we talk about: Labor Day weekend goings-on, Matt's new puppy Weather report: Inspiration for Dracula was likely vegan, plant meat stats in 2022 weren't bad, Odyssey Mushroom Elixer in Florida 7-Eleven stores and Wegman's, Pureture develops plant-based casein, Nature's Fynd cream cheese in Whole Foods, Dr. Praeger's launches new veggie burgers on QVC France Continues Fight Against 'Meat Names' on Plant-Based Labelling (https://vegconomist.com/politics-law/france-continues-fight-labelling-plant-based-meat/) Opinion: Veganism is as Bad for the Planet as Meat-Eating (https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/opinion-veganism-bad-planet-meat-112544192.html) Tune in live every weekday at 11am to watch on YouTube or on Instagram (@plantbasedmorningshow and @nomeatathlete_official), or watch on Twitter or Twitch! Follow @plantbasedmorningshow, @realmattfrazier, and @itsdoughay for more.

Joe Biden's disastrous Hawaii visit gets even worse. NYT opinion piece proposes cancelling elections to protect democracy. Trump's Georgia arraignment set to be televised. Tucker Carlson talks Ukraine War with General Douglas Macgregor. CQ previews tonight's GOP debate.

Following the release of the Competition Commission's rulings for Takealot, Google and other online players, News24 reached out to Insaka's founder Warrick Kernes for an interview on the outcomes of the rulings. This podcast is the recording of the super interesting interview between Warrick and the reporter from News24. For more info, read this blog post: https://www.insaka.co.za/blog/news24-interview-competition-commission-rulings-for-takealot-and-google

We've told you about the fraudulent “Proximal Origin” paper. That's the paper that came out of Anthony Fauci's secret teleconference with the purpose of elevating the natural-origin narrative and dismissing a lab origin for COVID-19. We've told you how the authors of that paper magically changed their views overnight after talking to Dr. Fauci. We also told you how Dr. Fauci awarded huge grants in the many millions to the two paper's lead authors. You might have thought that everything about “Proximal Origin” had been said—and that's certainly what we thought—but now there is a new and shocking twist. ⭕️ Watch in-depth videos based on Truth & Tradition at Epoch TV

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On May 12, 2023 Kathleen Porter published an opinion piece entitled "Limiting What Novelists Can Write is Bad For Readers." I think she almost entirely missed the point of the diversity movement and I am...irritated. Please join me for a walk through some terrible opinions and what YOU can do, as a sensitive, thoughtful writer, to avoid this kind of knee-jerk reaction and keep writing.

The journos are back with Danny Weidler, Michael Chammas & Adam Peacock jumping in as Chammas has made an enemy of Gus Gould! Plus the boys debate whether NRL media should keep quiet about Rugby Union, what makes a popular article & why Wighton could end up at the Bunnies! ------

I am very happy to report I have manged to avoid participating in anything to do with International Women's Day all day long. Because it is a sham isn't it? It's just an opportunity for a whole bunch of corporates, media, Government departments and other organisations to hold some sort of hui or do a little video, write an opinion piece and tick the box for the year that tells the world they're nice to women. Yay, good for you, well done. Tell you what, something I've realised since becoming a mum is that there is one single most helpful thing that would make a lot of women's lives easier. Make early childcare free and more accessible. If you're the Government, fund it like we fund primary and secondary school. If you're a corporate, think about setting up a creche, even if you charge your female employees to use it. If you're a media outlet, start giving this coverage. Because this is the single biggest thing holding women back from doing all the things that we complain about on International Women's Day. Like pay parity and climbing corporate ranks and getting more seats around the boardroom, stuff like that. The reason that women don't get paid as much and don't carry on with their careers is because they have to look after the babies. If day care is too expensive, it'll mostly be mum who stays away from work, that's a fact for most mums. Even when the dads say they're helping, and they are, credit to them, it's not the same. Mums are almost always where the buck stops.  Yup, it'll cost money. But the sums might work out that it pays itself back to the Government in taxes that the now working mums pay. Or to the employer in having another productive worker making profits in a labour market where it is really, really hard to find good workers.  So cancel the opinion piece, cancel the hui, cancel the speaking panel, forget about the video on Twitter. Women don't need words. Women just need the chance to go back to work. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bobby Beats & Gabe Myers break down the Props & Specials for Super Bowl & the game itself! Check Out Gabe's Opinion Piece on The Super Bowl: https://www.lasvegasoptic.com/sports/why-the-eagles-will-win-the-super-bowl/article_520ccc72-a8a7-11ed-a409-cf2d145062e4.html Follow The Gambling Shack on IG & Twitter: @GamblingShack

If you haven't yet somehow caught wind of this new discussion of AI vs. Human Art and the many questions and ethical concerns that have been raised, you were probably just going about your own business and ignoring the general noise generated by social media at all times.   It's OK, really... You were doing the right thing and protecting your mind, but you're probably curious or you want to hear what my unqualified thoughts are.  Either way, I'm here to catch you up on what the heck AI art is and why everyone's been debating if it's good or evil - in my own way and my own words. Here's what made me decide to record this a couple days ago: I downloaded Midjourney in July after someone told me about it. A little later, I realized that many were debating everything about AI art.  Was it really art?  If so, who was the artist? Was it stealing form human artists?  Or was it stealing like and artist?  Was there a right and wrong way to use it? And so on.  I'm far from an expert, but I'm an artist with a true neutral alignment who has a philosophical side and many opinions; and fittingly I don't have a side on the issue.  To stoke the fire, I have made this episode's art with Midjourney again.Click here to go to the Google search that will bring up a lot of the most recent and interesting interesting reads about whether AI art is real art or not.  I didn't read them all.  I mostly read REddit threads and a couple other articles I can't find now.Support the showSHOW NOTES:Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/creativeelixir)Podcast Instagram is @theCreativeElixirMy art Instagram is @Brujeria_Studios (connect with me)Curious about me or my art ? Find out more at RoseStardust.art Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched!Start for FREE

Princeton doesn't have an African Studies department — instead, we have a Program in African Studies that consists of faculty with interests related to Africa. But what's the future of African Studies at Princeton?The students who speak at the beginning of this episode about the desire for a department are Joachim Ambaw and Chris Butcher.Opinion Piece by Ndeye Thioubou

This episode covers a disruption to my current work situation due to a staffing shortage at my husband's organization, and a rant about the Supreme Court's  political disruption to women's rights where I am asking for your support.  While the personal situation is not the biggest disruption we have endured in the past few years, it did make me angry. I didn't like the policy or the process of my husband having to return to a night shift again, since I thought he had enough seniority to avoid it. Since I want my husband to get more quality sleep, I am on the hunt for the right co-working situation or office outside of home. If you're in the Twin Cities, and there's a space you love, let me know!  It reminded me of the big COVID disruption, and I think that's why I reacted the way I did, and railed against reality for a while before getting creative and considering the alternatives. In case you think yoga teachers are always "zen" about situations that come up, this story will show that's not true.  In the last few minutes of this episode, I explore the disruption to women's rights that is taking place this year on a national level. While this veers into political territory, and I know I've made an effort to avoid that so far in this podcast, I feel called to speak up on my position here.  Please vote pro-choice in the next election. Women and their bodily sovereignty are on the ballot in many states and in local elections. We need you to stand with us to support this fundamental right to privacy and liberty.  And just in case you are not comfortable having this discussion, maybe share this episode with a friend or trusted person, to make sure they know this is important to you also. Thank you, dear listeners, this means the world to me. *** Support for this podcast comes from readers of Unleash, Unlearn, and Enliven, from clients, and from listeners like you. Thank you!  Music credit: https://www.melodyloops.com/composers/ihsandincer/ Cover art credit: https://www.natalyakolosowsky.com/

 [When teaching for conceptual change we have] “been focusing on … convincing people with evidence and wondering why they weren't convinced.  …  [Instead of asking: ‘How can I convince people with evidence?' the better] question might be, ‘How do I help people feel like they belong to this community?  How can they trust … that I'm telling them the truth?' “  - Ruth Streveler, July 2021   This conversation between Dr. Ruth Streveler and Dr. Emily Dringenberg took place during the development of a socially-embedded framework for learning. Opinion Piece by host Dr. Ruth Streveler  DOI: 10.18260/3-1-1153-36030 This episode was produced by the School of Engineering Education at Purdue University. The theme music was composed and performed by Patrick Vogt.

Philadelphia Inquirer opinion piece picked apart like a chicken bone. Writer blames YOU (his words) for the carnage in Dem-run cities.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Summarizing the comments on William MacAskill's NYT opinion piece on longtermism, published by West on September 21, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. We are a small community, but our ideas have the potential to spread far if communicated effectively. Refining our communication means being well calibrated as to how people outside the EA community react to our worldviews. So when MacAskill's article about longtermism was published last month in the NYT, I was pretty interested to see the comment section. I started to count various reactions, got carried away, and ended up going through 300 or so. Below is a numerical summary. Caveats Selection bias is present. I would guess NYT commenters skew older and liberal. It's possible the comments don't reflect overall sentiment of the article's readers, because people might only feel compelled to comment when they are strongly skeptical, undercounting casually positive readers. Many people signaled they felt positive towards the article and longtermist thinking, but were entirely pessimistic about our future -- basically "This is all well and good, but _". Sometimes it was hard to know whether to tally these as positive or skeptical; I usually went with whichever sentiment was the main focus of the comment. For the most part, this survey doesn't capture ideas people had to help our long term future. Some of those not tallied included better education, fusion power, planting trees, and outlawing social media. Tallies 60 - Skeptical -- either of longtermism, or our future 20 - Our broken culture prevents us from focusing on the long-term 16 - We're completely doomed, there's no point 7 - We are hard-wired as animals to think short term 7 - Predicting the future is hard; made up numbers 5 - We don't know what future generations will want 5 - We don't even value current lives 3 - I value potential people far less than current people 3 - It's easy to do horrific things in the name of longtermism 2 - This is ivory tower BS 42 - Generally positive 17 - This is nothing new (most of these comments were either about climate activism or seven generation sustainability) 7 - This planet is not ours / humans don't deserve to survive 7 - We should lower the population 6 - This is all about environmental sustainability 6 - Animals matter too 5 - Republicans are terrible 4 - Reincarnation might be true 3 - We should ease up on technology 2 - Technology will save us 1 - Time travel might be true 1 - Society using carbon is a good thing 1 - This idea is un-American 1 - This is all the fault of boomers 1 - Stop blaming boomers Takeaways Overall, I found the responses to be more negative than anticipated. The most common sentiment I saw was utter pessimism, which I worry is a self-fulling prophecy. There was very little reaction to or discussion about the risks of bioweapons and AI. Many people seemed to substitute concern for our long-term future solely with concern for the environment. This is understandable given the prominence of environmentalism -- it's already top-of-mind for many. I think people struggled to appreciate the timescale proposed in the article. Many referenced leaving the Earth a better place for their (literal) grandchildren, or for seven generations from now, but not thousands of years. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org.

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If COVID was a battlefield it would still be warm with the bodies of the unvaccinated. Thankfully the mandates are letting up and both sides of the war stumble back to the new normal. The unvaccinated are the heroes of the last two years as they allowed us all to have a control group in the great experiment and highlight the shortcoming of the Covid vaccines. The unvaccinated carry many battle scars and injuries as they are the people we tried to mentally break, yet no one wants to talk about what we did to them and what they forced “The Science“ to unveil. We knew that the waning immunity of the fully vaccinated had the same risk profile as others within society as the minority of the unvaccinated, yet we marked them for special persecution. You see we said they had not “done the right thing for the greater good” by handing their bodies and medical autonomy over to the State. Many of the so-called health experts and political leaders in Australia admitted the goal was to make life almost unliveable for the unvaccinated, which was multiplied many times by the collective mob, with the fight taken into workplaces, friendships, and family gatherings. Today the hard truth is none of it was justified as we took a quick slide from righteousness to absolute cruelty. We might lay the blame on our leaders and health experts for the push but each individual within society must be held accountable for stepping into the well-laid-out trap. We did this despite knowing full well that principled opposition is priceless when it comes to what goes inside our bodies and we let ourselves be tricked into believing that going into another ineffective lockdown would be the fault of the unvaccinated and not the fault of the toxic policy of ineffective vaccines. We took pleasure in scapegoating the unvaccinated because after months of engineered lockdowns by political leaders blinded by power, having someone to blame and to burn at the stake felt good. We believed we had logic, love, and truth on our side so it was easy to wish death upon the unvaccinated. Those of us who ridiculed and mocked the non-compliant did it because we were embarrassed by their courage and principles and didn't think the unvaccinated would make it through unbroken and we turned the holdouts into punching bags. Lambie, Carr, Chant, Andrews, McGowan, Gunner, and the other cast of hundreds in prominent roles need to be held to account for vilifying the unvaccinated in public and fueling angry social media mobs. The mobs, the mask Nazis, and the vaccine disciples have been embarrassed by “betting against” the unvaccinated because mandates only had the power we gave them. It was not compliance that ended domination by Big Pharma Companies, Bill Gates and his many organizations, and the World Economic Forum… It was THANKS to the people we tried to embarrass, ridicule, mock and tear down. We should all try and find some inner gratitude for the unvaccinated as we took the bait by hating them because their perseverance and courage bought us the time to see we were wrong. So if mandates ever return for COVID or any other disease or virus, hopefully, more of us will be awake and see the rising authoritarianism that has no concern for our well-being and is more about power and control. The War on the Unvaccinated was lost and we should all be very thankful for that. YouTube - https://youtu.be/J9tE65luO0g References - https://elink.io/p/opinion-piece-from-a-vaccinated-australian-writer-9c76455 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jsk/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jsk/support ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Jeremiah 1:1-12 Preacher: Derek Baker

Paul starts the show...with the "zingers".   We talk Honda's collab with Sony and a supercar that catches fire during launch.   Paul does an "opinion" piece that no one asked for. We also jump in and review the much hyped Hyundai i30 N Sedan. Does it live up to the hype?   Please rate, subscribe and share. Wanna get in touch with us? We'd love to hear from you.. contact@thedriversshow.com.au or find us on insta @thedriversshow.com.au  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode introduces a new short format, dubbed the Podcast Shorty! Keeping my Positive Pants on I wanted to share a few brief thoughts about the recent turn of events. This is a solo episode and point of view as my cohost Cecelia Benford is enjoying a well-earned vacation! If you believe the saying that "it is always darkest before the dawn" well we are in good shape as things have (i.e. the Country has) certainly taken a bit of a turn recently, and not necessarily for the better, IMHO. Pull up a chair and lend me your ear for just a few.

Guest: Mark Tomlinson brings the perspective of his news 24 Opinion Piece to Cape Talk and highlights the disturbing reality that we have become deadened to the daily horror stories about child abuse and child murder  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Have you noticed the benefits of writing an opinion piece for expressing yourself? Do you want to start writing an opinion piece but don't know where to start? Then today's episode of Indestructible is for you! The power of opinion pieces has grown rapidly in recent years, becoming a popular form of communication and expression. In today's show, we interview an expert on writing opinion pieces, Chad McLeod. Chad is the CEO of McLeod Communications, providing unmatched communications counsel and public relations strategies. Chad is also a seasoned veteran within the communications  industry, with over 15 years of experience in public relations.  Tune in to hear how you can start writing your first opinion piece with expert Chad McLeod. Key Points From This Episode:  •    Brief background about Chad's professional background and his communications firm. •    The moment that Chad realized the power of opinion pieces. •    Chad explains what an opinion piece actually is and the standard length. •    The power and benefits of using an opinion piece to offer perspective. •    What the modern perspective is on opinion pieces and using it unique for Public Relations. •    Chad explains some of the basics of using opinion pieces for public relations. •    How Chad decides on a topic about an opinion piece for clients. •    When Chad has had to decide against using an opinion piece after it has been written. •    Advice that Chad has for people who want to write an opinion piece for the first time. •    The optimum length of an opinion piece to ensure you get published. •    Examples of alternative platforms to publish opinion pieces. •    The difference between an opinion piece and a letter to the editor. •    Outline of the basic steps to start writing an opinion piece. •    What is the suitable place for publishing an opinion piece, according to Chad. •    Ways in which an opinion piece differs from other publications. •    An insider tip to increase the chance of publishing an opinion piece. •    A takeaway message that Chad has for listeners regarding the reputation of your organization. Tweetables: “Begin with the end in mind. What is it that when you have written your piece you want readers to understand, know, and walk away with.” — @chadmcleod [0:15:51]  “It always helps if it is a current topic that people in your community, your media market, state, and nation are talking about.” — @chadmcleod [0:18:27] “Oftentimes there is another side, there is another perspective or issue. Do your best to address some of the criticisms as objectively as you can.” — @chadmcleod [0:20:58] Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Chad McLeod on Twitter McLeod Communications

Another stupid liberal pens another stupid Opinion Piece. Clayton Llewelyn, founder of Heavens Harvest talks food shortages and AAR promo codes.

Is critical race theory being taught in American schools? It's January 2022, and Americans are divided. My guest today is Jennifer Ho. The daughter of a refugee father from China and an immigrant mother from Jamaica, whose parents themselves were immigrants from Hong Kong, Professor Ho is the director of the Center for Humanities & the Arts and Professor of Ethnic Studies at the University of Colorado Boulder. She teaches courses on Critical Race Theory and Asian American culture. In this episode we define what Critical Race Theory is, how transparent schools should be with parents about the curriculum they teach, whether school board protest meetings are justified, if college campuses and academia have a left-leaning bias, and more. Whether you agree or disagree with today's guest, I invite you to join with an open mind as we work to heal the division on Critical Race Theory concerns in American education.Opinion Piece from Professor Ho:https://coloradotimesrecorder.com/2021/06/dont-be-afraid-critical-race-theory-wont-bite-but-it-may-make-you-think/37640/