The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 135 July 4 Freedom – for people with Problems
Happy Insurrection Day. The war was for freedom. May our lives ever be full of the stuff. The people who need freedom the most are those with problems. And as a person with MANY problems, I offer my t...
4 Jul 202420min
The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 134 Reality is NOT a social construct – Impeding Morality discovery
Reality is not a social construct is the title of a recent "wire" article on Mises.org by Wanjiru Njoya. I chose to do an episode on it because anyone in the university setting must wrestle with this ...
3 Jul 202426min
The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 133 Edward Jenner Smallpox - Doctors and Surgeons
Edward Jenner published Vaccination Against Smallpox at the end of the 1700s. The lab journal/book is interesting but more interesting is the fallout from being recognized as being right. The book doe...
2 Jul 202424min
The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 132 The Perfect Political Candidate and the Single-Issue Voter
What does the perfect candidate look like, what does that object of perfection say and do? Even if you were to answer that question (and I do in the episode), few people, if any, would agree with you....
1 Jul 202421min
The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 131 Jn 8 31-32 Freedom of Truth - Freedom or Safety
Freedom of Truth... it's not a typo. This week, I was inspired by the upcoming celebration of July 4th. How did things go so wrong in America with regard to freedom? We fought a revolution for freedom...
30 Jun 202423min
The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 130 The Swiss President and govt regulations – AC and TVs
I hope you survived the debate-apocalypse. Would it not be great if debates came and went, and NO ONE watched? So, why do people all over the world tune in and watch? Our president should be more like...
28 Jun 202419min
The Subjective Professor Podcast EP 129 Prez Debate–Mencken–Ron Paul–Javier Milei
Presidential pep rally debate is on Thursday Night. Did you watch it? Here are some pre-debate thoughts... In the "post-persuasion" society in which we live, I touch on what we will probably see, HL ...
27 Jun 202413min
The Subjective Professor Podcast Ep 128 Asch Conformity Experiment - Libs see racism meme – Hawk Tuah
People who seem to be blind to new information which conflicts with what they think they know is true intrigue me. It can't simply be stupidity or willful ignorance, at least, I hope. I watched a vide...
26 Jun 202419min
