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The “why” behind politics.
📖political theory, ethics & philosophy
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Should Everyone have the right to vote?🤔 🎥 Credits: @kraftythinking . . . . #stoicism #wisdom #philosophy #funnymeme #knowledge
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There are plenty of mixed economies that are thriving better than America. We don’t need to be so extreme.
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This week, on the Another Nobody Podcast, it’s the return of Carolyn Kraft @kraftythinking for a discussion about the SPLC, who have been all over the news recently following a nine count indictment, and a more recent allegation of a member funneling funds to a Naz! Organization. It’s crazy stuff! Tune in wherever you listen to podcasts, or check us out on YouTube. All the best my friends. #anothernobodypodcast #splc #splcindictment #crookedpoliticians #unethical
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This week on the Another Nobody Podcast, the very sharp Carolyn Kraft of Krafty Thinking @kraftythinking to discuss the SPLC, their current indictment, and a little history. Give it a listen wherever you listen to podcasts or catch us on the YouTube! All the best my friends. #SPLC #splcindictment #carolynkraft #kraftythinking #anothernobodypocastyoutube
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Capitalism is not the same everywhere in the world. Although it is built on private ownership and profit-making businesses, countries practice it in different ways. Different forms of capitalism exist because nations choose different balances between free markets, government control, and social welfare policies. Some countries allow markets to operate with little interference, while others regulate businesses more closely. In some capitalist systems, governments play a small role in the economy. In others, the state provides strong public services such as healthcare, education, and welfare support while still allowing private businesses to thrive. The Nordic countries are a good example of this mixed approach. Their economies combine capitalist markets with large welfare programs funded through taxation. Because of this balance, Nordic countries are often described as both Social Democracies and Welfare Capitalist systems. This shows that capitalism can adapt to different social and political goals. Credit: @kraftythinking 🎥 #noblenigeria #capitalism #freemarket #economics
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Why has #populism had a resurgence? What makes populism so appealing to #voters? How does it work? Carolyn Kraft @kraftythinking joined the show. She has a masterful way of breaking complex concepts down into simple pieces that everyone can understand. Our episode, “The Death of Shared Reality in Modern America” is out now, wherever you get your podcasts! #history #politics
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Carolyn Kraft @kraftythinking a lawyer who’s mission is to break down how #ethics, #politics, and #philosophy apply to our every day lives, joined the show. Carolyn is terrific at taking complex concepts and explaining them in a way we can all understand. In this episode we discuss how #populism provides “one size fits all” answers to complex issues, that media literacy is more important than ever, and a variety of other topics from mortality, immigration, and the collapse of healthy dialectics. Find it every where you get your podcasts!
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We’ve been saying these moves are not random. #Venezuela #Hormuz #Malacca. These are global supply chain junctions. Control supply. Control routes. Control outcomes. China’s economy runs on imported energy, and most of it moves through chokepoints it doesn’t control. This is both massive leverage and vulnerability. This is how you shape the battlefield before a war ever starts. Make it too expensive. Too risky. Too uncertain. And suddenly, conflict isn’t worth it. If you’re still looking at these moves in isolation, you’re missing the strategy. This has always been about #china
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Swipe! Thank you guys, and I’m also grateful for my team! For as many who have sent in stories, and are yet to be painted, we are continually finding ways to scale - so the world can read your story and be inspired by your portrait. If you are interested in being a part of the ATLAS exhibition, reach out at hello@theinioluwa.com Let me read your thoughts in the comments, how has the ATLAS project been for you thus far? Has it been worth it?
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On libertarian paternalism. References: “Our longitudinal analysis suggests that changing to an opt-out default does not increase organ donation rates. Unless flanked by investments in healthcare, public awareness campaigns, and efforts to address the concerns of the deceased's relatives, a shift to an opt-out default is unlikely to increase organ donations.” Dallacker, M., Appelius, L., Brandmaier, A. M., Morais, A. S., & Hertwig, R. “Opt-out defaults do not increase organ donation rates.” Public health, 236, 436–440. 2024. “​Our analysis shows that opt-in and opt-out have strictly identical outcomes in eight out of nine situations. They only differ when neither the deceased nor the family have expressed a preference and defaults therefore apply.” Molina-Pérez, Alberto et al. “Differential impact of opt-in, opt-out policies on deceased organ donation rates: a mixed conceptual and empirical study.” BMJ open vol. 12, 8 Sep. 2022. “This paper argues that there is little difference between opt-in and opt-out organ donation systems for increasing donor numbers when used in isolation.” Etheredge, Harriet Rosanne. “Assessing Global Organ Donation Policies: Opt-In vs Opt-Out.” Risk management and healthcare policy vol. 14 1985-1998. 13 May. 2021. The famous 2003 study: Eric J. Johnson, Daniel Goldstein. “Do Defaults Save Lives?” Science, 302, 1338-1339. 2003.
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“When I was 17 years old, I was hit by a drunk driver while walking down the road on a residential street in the middle of the day. It was two days before I was supposed to go to college, and three days before my 18th birthday. As a result, I spent two weeks in the hospital and had to push back college for a year. I had many injuries, but the worst were to my brain. I had multiple brain bleeds, a fractured skull, massive concussions, bruised arteries, and more. The doctors said it was a miracle I survived, and another miracle that I recovered fully. I ended up living at home and embarking on a long road towards full health, all while watching my friends go to college and start their lives. In addition, the doctors never guaranteed a full recovery, so I was plagued with fears of permanent brain damage. That year was one of the worst experiences of my life, and while I wasn’t aware of how I was handling it at the time, I can now look back and understand it. I believe I embodied a similar concept to what kept Admiral James Stockdale, a US Navy pilot, alive while he was a prisoner of war in Vietnam. It’s the ability to hold two things at once: brutal honesty about the current reality combined with an unwavering faith that I would ultimately prevail. I wasn’t necessarily optimistic and starry-eyed about my future, but I had this stubborn perseverance and foundational belief that I would get through it. I kept my head down, and I kept going. And it worked.” -Carolyn Kraft
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