Jeremy

A source of misinformation that I don’t see brought up much: bad science. open.substack.com/pub/cremieux/p…

@_whydock @LilRobb4TreyK @BeSaintly Yes, bro. Evolutionary success is defined by propagation/reproduction. Persisting and spreading genes. It’s not that deep.

@Jeremy_D_Mosier @LilRobb4TreyK @BeSaintly “Fact”

This is a 44 year old man btw. Don’t smoke weed.

@LilRobb4TreyK @_whydock @BeSaintly It’s a biological and evolutionary fact, man. No need to get sensitive over a difference in opinion.

@_whydock @Jeremy_D_Mosier @BeSaintly A take from a loser who works a 9-5 job but yeah it’s something I guess

@RyanHoliday You’re quadrupling down while preaching that ego is the enemy. In your own words, “Lol”.

@_whydock @BeSaintly Maybe culturally successful. You’re average bloke with even one child is more successful than Seth ultimately though.

@BeSaintly “Don’t smoke weed” Shows video of highly successful man 🤣🤣🤣

Ryan Holiday's Response to Ivanka Trump

@Danielthewolfen @SNE72420886 @JockoBocko3 @metathomist Because he’s advocating for basic decorum.

@SNE72420886 @JockoBocko3 @metathomist How do you know you're not the maladjusted one in this scenario?

This is the best orthodoxy had to offer online. It’s hilarious.

Attend your life.

@TripleBlkDragon @ChrisWillx Notice how many of these self-help genre influencers have never built families?

@ChrisWillx Bro, I’m 25 years happily married. But that was a weird fantasy to share publicly on X. Have fun with your podcast.😂🤣

The girl who won't text you back listens to my podcast while she's in bed

@rfkenmore This is why I never got into espresso; pour over people will see your $30 chemex and go “yes bro!”. Espresso people will see your $4k micra and still have something to say 🤣

Top of the line espresso machine, Breville

@thatkidbigmike @SolBrah Psyop

@SolBrah Prostate is begging for a break 😂

real btw

@thebeautyofsaas This book was essentially a bunch of chapters going, “I HATE MBA’s, but I’ll admit they’re the only ones who can do marketing and finance at the level we required.” Over and over for every functional business area.

Great book that everyone should read sooner or later

@shaneparrish Thoughtful questions. Not a qualified opinion, but more in favor of tariffs than subsidies because I’d rather the government collect money from companies than from me. Now, the company passing that cost onto me is another topic entirely.

I have some questions around trade, tariffs, and domestic capability. 1. Should a country try to maintain some level of domestic capability in key industries? If so, what’s the right way to support that? Through subsidies or tariffs or some other means? 2. Aren’t government subsidies basically higher taxes on everyone to fund specific industries? And aren’t tariffs higher prices for consumers? If you do subsidize domestic companies, how is that fair if they export their products? Now local producers in other countries are competing against subsidized products? 3. If both come with costs, how do you decide which makes more sense economically or strategically? Take something like steel ... U.S. producers deal with unions, strict environmental rules, and higher costs. Meanwhile, imports often come from places without those constraints. How do you make that a fair competition? Is it even possible to “level the playing field” without distorting the market? 4. What role should the government play? If you distort the market too much, companies become domestically dominant but don't consumers end up paying higher prices for inferior products? (An example of this would be BYD cars, they seem both much cheaper and much more capable than domestic... however they are subsidized (I'm using that term pretty loosely here, but meaning local standards at production are not the same as domestic standards). 5. Subsidies are typically only available to select incumbents. Doesn't this make it harder for their existing and potentially new competitors to compete? 6. Should subsidies exist on newer technologies until they reach some level of maturity (examples that come to mind are solar, ev's, etc.). 7. Aren't subsidies basically government picking winners? Also isn't this basically delaying creative destruction? 8. If you had to choose between subsidies and tariffs, how would you choose? which makes sense when? 9. How can you make the domestic market more competitive without subsidies or tariffs? Would love to discuss on the pod with the right person.

@PeterArmstong @SirThomthegood @LizzieMarbach @benshapiro @michaeljknowles Works being a symptom of salvation doesn’t make a ton of sense to me. I know plenty of atheist that are absolute stand up people and do great works. They’re not “saved”

@SirThomthegood @LizzieMarbach @benshapiro @michaeljknowles It is true and it is not a debate. Works are a symptom of salvation and not the cause of salvation in any way. This is where Catholics are deadly wrong.

Here, @benshapiro admits to @michaeljknowles that if he were to convert to Christianity, he would go Protestant because Catholicism is more or less the same—endless rituals done as a way to earn heaven. & he is completely right here. The entire foundation on which Christianity is grounded on is that Jesus Christ paid it all. He became our final and all sufficient sacrifice. There is no more need for rituals.

@midnightphilos1 @LucaAbides His bio tracks

@LucaAbides Ah yes, the people that disagree with you must be satanic. High level argument, buddy.

These kinds of debates fully reveal to me how far traditional religion is from day to day life. These ivory tower abstractions about the nature of God are supposed to be the basis upon which we choose a faith community and spiritual practice? And they wonder why they lose people.

@McHeartattack3 @Kenz1231243 @1995bearjew @deathbyturbos @LDS_Dems @bonchieredstate Came with the receipts.

How do they pay taxes, Billy? Be specific.

@orthodoxluigi Go outside

Due to their updated takes on Muslims, I’m officially demoting Roman Catholicism in the religion rankings. The new order is as follows: 1. Eastern Orthodox 2. Oriental Orthodox 3. High Church Protestant 4. Assyrian Church of the East 5. Roman Catholic 6. Low Church Protestant 7. JW/Mormon 8. Islam 9. Hinduism/Buddhism/Taoism/Sikhism/other weird New Age shit 10. Judaism

@AncPhi @superxtianmario Yes, and it’s bad.

@superxtianmario All of you with religiously themed accounts are chiefly identified by your polemical interactions with other groups. Whether that is bad, as I think, is another matter.

I can’t imagine having my pinned tweet being a post in opposition to Catholicism. It’s wild how schismatics build their entire identity on being opposition to the Orthodox Church.

@MargieRoper1 🤣

@EndWokeness And Robert Putnam is highly respected amongst the academic left.

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@shesImaginary @orthodoxluigi The paper is marginally thicker than OSB, yes. The book itself is substantially larger in general too.

@Jeremy_D_Mosier @orthodoxluigi I have yet to get either, this is a random question that I have but how is the paper in the St Ignatius press one, I heard the OSB is extremely thin.

I would like to invite all Mormons to read the Orthodox Study Bible, ponder its message, and pray to know if it is true