Step into the inaugural chapter of The Fallacy Files with Volume 1 - Foundational Fallacies! This collection sets the stage with clever lyrics, infectious rhythms, and satirical charm to expose the most common logical missteps. From the quirky "No True Scotsman Ska" to the rhythmic "Burden of Proof Boogie", every track takes aim at a classic fallacy with humor and insight. Perfect for skeptics, thinkers, and those who love their music with a side of reason.

🎧 Why Listen?

A fun and engaging introduction to critical thinking.
Thought-provoking lyrics paired with catchy musical arrangements.
Ideal for curious minds and lovers of wit.
🎵 Call to Action:
👉 "Start your journey into logic and reason—one beat at a time!"
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Slippery Slope Serenade Bluesy Tune Exposing The Absurdity Of The Slippery Slope

Slippery Slope Serenade (Extended)

No True Scotsman SkaUpbeat Ska Tune Tackling Purity Tests With Humor And Wit.

No True Scotsman Ska (Extended)

False Dichotomy Disco Upbeat Disco Track Challenging Black - And - White Thinking.

False Dichotomy Disco (Extended)

Observes. Sat down for some time and allowed my organs to flow straight out of my stomach by somre strange pulley device used by some evil trickster . this happened in the meantime. I'm sure there has been some invisible recording device around my presence . capturing each pore. a mass invasion. space is getting full tooo. look//.......... I'll go back and post lyrics later . 

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In this penultimate episode of Hot Mess: How Climate Consensus Turned Into Political Chaos, we expand our focus beyond the United States to explore the global landscape of climate skepticism. Climate denial is not just an American phenomenon but takes on unique forms in different nations, influenced by cultural, political, and economic factors. We compare the deeply entrenched skepticism in the U.S. with the varied approaches seen in countries like China, Germany, Australia, and South Korea, shedding light on what drives climate attitudes worldwide.

Featuring insights from four dynamic voices, this episode delves into how media, education, and policy influence public perception and what lessons can be learned from global successes and failures in addressing climate change.

Featured Guests:

Katie Zakrzewski: Co-host of Green Tea Party Radio and a young conservative from the South, Katie provides a deep dive into climate skepticism in the U.S. and contrasts it with Europe and beyond.

Horace Mo: Former Citizens Climate Radio intern, Horace shares his experiences growing up in China and reflects on the nation’s ambitious strides in renewable energy and urban planning.

Jose Aguto: Climate advocate and former Associate Director of the Catholic Climate Covenant, Jose discusses the global Catholic response to climate change and the unique challenges faced by the U.S. Church.

Zach Torpie: Co-host of Green Tea Party Radio, Zach highlights how young conservatives are driving forward-thinking climate solutions and pushing for energy independence through renewables.

Organizations and Resources Mentioned:

Citizens’ Climate Lobby Action Page: cclusa.org/action
Catholic Climate Covenant: catholicclimatecovenant.org
Green Tea Party Radio: Available wherever you get podcasts.
Yale Program on Climate Change Communication: climatecommunication.yale.edu
BTS Center’s Climate Changed Podcast: Visit Climate Changed Podcast
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Hot Mess Episode 7: Cultural Barriers and the Global Picture

Very rough! Just the first take.
A song questioning what the afterlife will be like for skeptics.
Played on acoustic guitar.

"One question
did spring
From this departed
being
It sincerely 
asked them,
'Why?' "

Last Lost

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In this episode of the Ain't Shit Show, the hosts delve into various themes surrounding school shootings, internet culture, and the allure of manifestos. They reflect on the societal implications of school shootings, share personal insights into the mindset of potential shooters, and discuss the impact of internet habits on youth radicalization. The conversation also touches on the nature of online personalities and the dangers of consuming content from extremist sources. In this conversation, the speakers delve into various themes including emotional control, the impact of language on gender perception, the evolution of podcasting, and the dangers of rating women. They discuss the economic realities faced by the working class, the importance of ownership and community engagement, and skepticism towards data and economic narratives. The conversation highlights the struggles of individuals in a materialistic society and the role of media in shaping perceptions. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various themes including the podcasting landscape, critiques of modern masculinity, the concept of honor, the nature of truth, and the prevalence of scams in society. They explore how personal experiences shape their views on masculinity and honor, while also discussing the complexities of truth in a world filled with misinformation. The conversation culminates in a humorous take on scams and the human tendency to believe in the unbelievable.

A.S.S. 226: All My Homies Got A Code

NSP #64 we spoke with Thomas Webb (they/them) about transhumanism, social media, libertarianism, transphobia and gender liberation. 

Thomas is a software engineer who manages open source projects and advocates for decentralized social media. They are a fellow at C4SS, having written articles on various subjects, often touching on transgender rights and youth liberation.

Links
https://mastodon.social/@thomasjwebb
https://thomaswebb.net
https://c4ss.org/content/author/thomas-j-webb

0:00:00	Introduction
0:05:09	Political Origins and Prop 8
0:16:17	The Focus is Freedom
0:20:17	The Psychological Toll of Elections
0:26:25	Elon Trump
0:31:39	The Case for Anti-Bigotry Activism
0:42:39	Mainstream Media
0:53:39	AI
1:01:22	Real Name Policy FB
1:11:59	Social Media
1:16:43	Privacy
1:21:08	Bottom Unity
1:28:39	Fear of Change
1:31:23	The News Bias
1:32:58	Burkean Anarchism
1:36:29	Conspiracy Theory Censored by Big Tech
1:41:19	Parler J6
1:44:16	Bans
1:47:09	Free Speech
1:50:54	Ruby Ridge
2:00:53	The "Liberty" Movement and Conspiracies
2:07:40	Skepticism of Power
2:19:46	The Trans - Libertarian Connection
2:24:05	Holocaust Denial
2:29:45	Lightning Round
2:39:12	Media Recommendations
2:44:32	Outro

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Non Serviam Podcast #64 - Liberating Body & Mind with Thomas J. Webb

The New Utah Podcast, Episode 464 - Nothing to Fear! This week we sit down with Shane, Kirsten, and Tim from the Beehive Skeptics group. They have a regular local meet up for folks to discuss various things and use critical thinking. They have a podcast, being rebranded to Nothing to Fear and we talk all about various things from science, to flat earthers, to masking and everything in between. Follow us @tnupodcast or visit us at TheNewUtah.com

464 - Nothing To Fear

This lecture discusses key ideas from the 18th century philosopher and essayist David Hume's essay "The Skeptic", found in his Essays Moral, Political, and Literary, the first of his four essays that bear names of members of philosophical schools, about which he tells us: "The intention . . . is not so much to explain accurately the sentiments of the ancient sects of philosophy, as to deliver the sentiments of sects, that naturally form themselves in the world, and entertain different ideas of human life and of happiness. I have given each of them the name of the philosophical sect, to which it bears the greatest affinity."

The Skeptic is the longest of the four essays, and can be taken as a short presentation of Hume's own ideas about philosophy and life. The perspective of this fourth essay calls into question the perspectives of the three previous essays, and focuses not only on the difference in viewpoints on important matters between human beings, but also on why this is the case. It turns out the ascriptions of values such as beautiful or ugly, worthy or contemptible are additions to judgements about the truth or falsity of matters, and these value-ascriptions derive from a number of particular circumstances.

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Live By Your Word
© 2011 by Eric Carl Dahl

Got a friend, he’s a car mechanic
Says fixing broke-down cars is not his niche
There are so many mechanics
and he’s not trying to get rich.
He’s an honest man, that’s a lifelong position
His niche is being an honest mechanic
He says there’s no competition.

These are some broke-down days
In case you haven’t heard.
Gonna get confused and lost in the maze
Unless you live by your word.

Came here looking for a job,
stranger said she’d get me on track.
When she called with work, I was so grateful and surprised
She said, “Did you think
I wouldn’t call back?”
I said, “Maybe I’m not used to
people doing what they say.”
She said, “In these parts
you better do what you promise
Or you have to move away.”

These are some broke-down days —

The way you waited to attack
until I’d given all I’ve given
And the way you went blank
as you knifed me in the back
Are the true signs of the times we live in.

These are some broke-down days
In case you haven’t heard.
Gonna get confused and lost in the maze
Unless you live by your word.

Live By Your Word

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Kingdom Come


The town he was from
Is a place called Kingdom Come
With a sandy riverbank
And a funny name—
It’s the one place on this earth
He still drove from Fort Worth,
Cause Kingdom Come is so far away
It stays the same.

I’m going back to Kingdom Come,
Back to the place I’m from.
Look across the water, walk on the air,
Finding things I lost somewhere,
I’m going back to Kingdom Come.

With a Bible in his hand,
He knew his Lord and took a stand,
Found some others in the Bible Belt who agree.
He said, “Could God mess up so bad
On the best idea he had?
No, you’re not going to burn in eternity.”

I’m going back to Kingdom Come . . . .

He was 90 years old.
We were talking about the faith I withhold,
And how religion
Can seem like pure fraud.
I said, “Do you still teach those classes?”
He said, “Everything passes.
Lately I’ve been walking on the riverbank
Talking with God.”

I’m going back to Kingdom Come . . . .

Three Pawn Shops

Kingdom Come

Trust in public health didn’t disappear—it was eroded by history, power, and emotion. This essay examines the psychology of institutional skepticism: how betrayal, control, and uncertainty shape disbelief, and why distrust has become both a defense and an identity in a world where authority often feels less earned than imposed.

Listen as Professor RJ Starr explores the emotional, social, and cognitive roots of distrust—and what it will take to rebuild faith in institutions without demanding it.

Why People Distrust Public Health: The Psychology of Institutional Skepticism

Seeping in compacted net of knives swallowing djinns blaspheming ultra. Against all modern psychological debates

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