Didactic Mind

Didactic Mind, Ep. 45: Immigration = War

I talk about how immigration inevitably leads to war, and why and how this applies to the current state of affairs in the USA.
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Didactic Mind, Ep. 44: One Man, One Book, Pt. 2

In the second part of my synthesis of the investigations into the origins of Islam, I delve into the historical "prophet" Muhammad of Islam, and look at the evidence that shows pretty conclusively that the man as described in Islamic traditions simply could not have existed.
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Didactic Mind, Ep 43: One Man, One Book, Pt. 1

This week's podcast is all about the origins of Islam and whether or not the canonical story about the Koran can be trusted. It contains a lot of interesting information that I've assembled from various sources, both written and audio-visual, and I've provided full attributions in the podcast itself.
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Didactic Mind, Ep 42: Life, the Universe, and Everything

This week's episode takes a bit more of an introspective look at how to take full responsibility for your life, accept your failures, address them, and execute rapid and life-altering changes that will transform you from a weak child into a fearless leader and adult.
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Didactic Mind, Ep 41: Poison is the Cure

This week's talk is all about the pharmaceutical industry and how it is both a great boon and a terrible curse upon all of us.
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Didactic Mind, Ep 40: The New Cold War

This week is all about economics, politics, and history, and concerns the new Cold War being fought right now between the USA and China. In this podcast, I argue that Cold War 2 can actually be won pretty easily by the USA, and that China has some serious economic, structural, and military problems that will stop it from reaching regional and global dominance. I view the current situation through the lens of history, looking at the previous Cold War between the USA and the USSR, and I talk about the lessons that we need to learn from the way that St. Reagan Magnus of the Right won the Cold War.
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Didactic Mind, Ep 39: "The Father Could Not Be Reached for Comment"

This week I talk about the pandemic of fatherlessness that is crippling the West right now. I explore the ways in which the destruction of fatherhood has left us in a very precarious situation. I talk about how young White men are being let down by a system and a culture that absolutely hates men and fathers, and how Black culture shows us exactly what the future looks like.
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Didactic Mind, Ep 38: Return to Tribe

This week's podcast is all about what it means to be part of a tribe and was inspired by a number of different sources, including the film American History X and an EDGUY song. This specific podcast discusses the realities of escaping from a failing country and culture, only to discover that your "new" home, isn't really a "home" at all.
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Didactic Mind, Ep 37: Didactic Rules for Life

In this week's podcast, I offer up some life lessons that I have learned and crystallised into what I hope passes for wisdom these days.
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Didactic Mind, Ep 36: Lessons from a Complete and Abject Failure

In this week's podcast, I talk about the need for failure and the lessons that you can learn from it. I discuss how to look at failure and testing through a Christian lens and explain why those tests are necessary and important.
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