The Wilderness of Mirrors
A CIA counterintelligence chief once described his world as a wilderness of mirrors. In this episode, we ask how ecological and egalitarian movements can navigate this wilderness. The internet is open...
15 Jul 20201h 25min
Genocidal Mystics
We've looked at some of the psychological traits that correlate with ideology, but what about those that don't? Considering the tendency for systems of power to behave the same regardless of their ove...
2 Jul 202056min
The Psychology and Politics of Collapse: Interview with Ken Ward
Having described innate psychological tendencies associated with other political perspectives, in this interview we examine what makes an environmentalist. Ken Ward describes his path through professi...
21 Jun 20201h 36min
It Isn't Nonviolent To Let People Hurt You
Having described the right-left spectrum in psychological terms, we will now examine the psychology of the liberal, an entity sometimes described as moderately left who has no real counterpart on the ...
13 Jun 20201h 23min
The Biology of the Right-Left Divide part 3
Here we conclude our discussion of the biology of the right-left divide. We discuss how developmental delay shaped human evolution and how aggression and its correlated traits map elegantly to right-l...
27 Mai 20201h 22min
The Biology of the Right-Left Divide part 2
Having described the idiosyncratic collection of traits associated with variation in political outlook in humans, we will now look at the biology of aggression, and how it is correlated with a very si...
13 Mai 20201h 21min
The Biology of the Right-Left Divide pt. 1
We will explore the science of political difference, the cross-cultural durability of the right-left divide, the idiosyncratic collection of traits that correlate with ideological difference, and lay ...
30 Apr 20201h 45min
