There’s a lot of hyperbole around the tariffs proposed by the US government, the volatility in the share market, and the global economicoutlook.
In this podcast we look at some of the details and how to tune out the noise to look at the facts. We also discuss monetary theory and how cultural beliefs and practises influence economic policy and outcomes.
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SubStack – https://consideredopinions.substack.com/p/to-tariff-or-not-to-tariff
YouTube – https://youtu.be/9dMHuvslk3k
Here she is having a well deserved break after catching and eating another wild rabbit
Rabbits are a pest around here because they can easily kill young tree’s by ringbarking them. They aren’t native to NZ (some fool imported them here, and they breed like rabbits…)
A few weeks ago we talked about the concept of hope and its importance in building the future that we want to see. In today’s podcast we discuss the trap of false hope, and how it can end up on a path of despair and fear.
Join us as we unpack this idea and look at some strategies for avoiding the false hope trap and instead building a real and lasting hope.
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Substack – https://consideredopinions.substack.com/p/true-or-false
YouTube – https://youtu.be/fN2hAcJ0lzI
In George Orwell’s 1984 there is a conversation about how the invention and control of NewSpeak silences dissent as it removes the ability to express another opinion. In our world today we have witnessed the redefinition of many words and their subsequent loss from normal usage. Language and definitions are also central to the Overton window and the parameters of acceptable behaviour.
Join us as we discuss the redefinition of words, what words are currently at risk, and how we can reclaim our language and the narrative of our culture.
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Substack –
https://consideredopinions.substack.com/p/reclaiming-the-language
YouTube –
Uncoffined 
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