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Blockchain Keys Unlock a Murky Metaverse:  What You Don’t Know About Digital Twins Could Hurt You

Blockchain is foundational to tracking assets from the material world into the digital world and necessary to make the metaverse happen; WEF’s planned Internet of Bodies; blockchain – liberation or incarceration; oversight and compliance; digital currencies programmable and controllable; blockchain less about money and more about identity management; national security and public health to enforce a blockchain identity; pandemic used to bring digital identity online; all of your data poured into a digital twin; a digital identifier linked to how you are able to move in the world; programs piloted through global aid systems; global finance defense sector coercion through technology; electronic government on blockchain; UN sustainable development goals on a planetary computing system; executive function research in children to focus on cognitive neuroscience to shape their minds to fit into a world of data analytics; children put on blockchain to earn digital capital; children tracked as commodities; attempt to digitally twin the world; cracking the code of life.

Aired:  October 6, 2021

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Bill rambles about the heat, rich people living underground, and fighting the neighbor.

Monday Morning Podcast

MMPC 9-5-22

A lot of people really dislike conflict and have a low opinion of it. They're uncomfortable with disagreements at the office, think there's no room for contention at church, worry that fighting with their partner means their relationship is destined to dissolve, and generally feel that heated arguments tear communities apart.

My guest today, Ian Leslie, used to be one of these conflict-averse people. But as he discovered in researching his new book, Conflicted: How Productive Disagreements Lead to Better Outcomes, conflict not only brings us together, the lack of it, he says, just plain makes us stupider. Today on the show, Ian and I discuss why people get the idea that conflict is unproductive from watching online arguments and why these flame wars aren't actually indicative of the value of arguing offline. We then delve into this surprising value, from the way conflict makes us smarter, to how couples who have heated arguments are actually happier. Ian unpacks some of the myths around difficult conversations, such as the idea that they have to be done in a strictly rational and unemotional way to be fruitful, and he offers ways to approach conflict that will make it more productive, especially remembering to always prioritize the relationship above all.

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AoM Article: The Rationality of Emotions
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#799: Getting Along Is Overrated

Bill rambles with Nick Kroll about his new Netflix special 'Little Big Boy', animal deaths, and stereotypical looking people.

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TAMMP 10-6-22

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When Anxiety Attacks

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JW Ep 255 - Mike Cannon

The boys are back and this time Crendor is over his covid - but he's not over his obsession with 90s TV shows. Somehow these boys take it upon themselves to go from Xena Warrior Princess to Wings. Yes, Wings. The show you all definitely forgot about. Also Does anyone remember McDonalds Bubble Gum Broccoli? No? Cause we don't either but it was a thing! All this and a McRib on this brand new Cox n' Crendor! 

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Episode 361 - The McRib McReturns

Our guest this week is Rob Harvilla, host of the excellent Spotify podcast "60 Songs That Explain the 90s". We revisit some of the biggest hits of the decade and try to decipher which classic hit stands above them all.

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EP 22.9 - Ultimate '90s Song With Rob Harvilla

I really think you'll all enjoy this interview. A lot has happened since we last had this opportunity, and we talk about it all. And yes, even the Blizzard stuff you have questions about. Enjoy! And make sure you nab Auroboros: Coils of the Serpent on pre-order at Amazon today! Out on the 15th of Nov.

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Best Laid Plans

Bill rambles about soccer, jogging in the road, and vices.

TAMMP 12-1-22

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Legendary rapper Immortal Technique joins Abby to discuss the escalating tensions of the post-Trump era, the duopoly playing Americans, right-wing cooptation of conspiracy theory and deep-state critique, teaching real history and much more. 

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Abby Martin & Immortal Technique: Civil War

"Unions used to make sense but are obsolete in today's economy!" Unions are an "outside force" or "third party." "I'm a strong worker. Unionization will harm me personally and only help the weak and lazy workers." "Unions are rigid, old fashioned hierarchies."

We’ve all no doubt heard these talking points at some point, if not often, from news shows, opinion pieces, TV dramas, members of our families, our co-workers and, probably most of all, our bosses. What’s remarkable is how little these general talking points have changed throughout the decades. Some versions of these pat anti-union lines have been around since there have been unions. It's generally unseemly to appear anti-worker or not OF the working class so opposition to the one thing that historically empowers the working class––unions––is seen as crass and politically incorrect.

So, in its place has emerged a popular set of go-to, sophistic arguments that allow one to appear pro-working class without the messiness and ideological heavy lifting of actually supporting labor organizing and unionization. These McArguments––that after decades of anti-union messaging feel right without being right––appeal to ignorance, prejudice, vagueness and gendered and racialized perceptions of what labor is, and what labor deserves: the protection and stability offered by collective bargaining.

On this episode, we detail eight of the most popular anti-union talking points, their origins, who they serve, their purpose and power, and––most important of all––how to combat them.

Our guest is union organizer and author Daisy Pitkin.

Episode 177: Popular Anti-Union Talking Points and How to Combat Them

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