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Libertarians talk Psychology is a news podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 347 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Libertarians talk Psychology, a news show with 347 episodes published.

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  Episode #349

  TARRIF TAXES, EXCEPT CANADA! (ep 349)

  Sep 9, 202622 min

  Before the invention of the IRS our country depended on tariffs to fund the government. And it kind of worked, without punishing trade too much. But the Ron Paul Liberty Report recently quoted the Wall Street Journal, pointing out that tariffs are basically paid for by consuming tax payers. In other words it is a way to tax the population without passing new tax legislation! Also, Canada is objecting to tariffs being used to bully them into compliance with unrelated issues. Has old age caught up with Trump? Clip from: RonPaulLibertyReport 'Give Me Greenland!' - Angry Trump Threatens Europe With Tariffs Follow Us : YouTube X Facebook Bluesky All audio & videos edited by : Jay Prescott Videography

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  Episode #347

  Are We Socialists Yet? (ep 347)

  Aug 26, 202623 min

  The Milton Freeman interview by Phil Donahue may reveal the best brief distinction between free market and socialist systems. But first, are we so far along that we are now a socialist country? No, if you can believe the rankings in the index of economic freedom. But we certainly have plenty of items to clean up. These include the military and medical complexes. Clip from: SplashFlicks Milton Friedman on The Donahue Show - Full Interview - "What is Greed?" Follow Us : YouTube X Facebook Bluesky All audio & videos edited by : Jay Prescott Videography

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  Episode #346

  The Importance of Understanding Fanaticism (ep 346)

  Aug 19, 202625 min

  What happens when political beliefs become more than ideas—and turn into fanaticism?In this episode of Libertarians Talk Psychology, we explore the psychology of fanaticism and why understanding it is essential for anyone trying to make sense of political conflict. We examine the forces that can drive individuals into crowds, tribes, and ideological movements, and how emotional attachment to political beliefs can shape perception, behavior, and judgment.For Libertarians, understanding fanaticism can provide valuable insight into political disputes and the psychological pathology that can develop within crowds. Rather than simply dismissing political opponents, understanding the psychology behind fanaticism may help explain why people become deeply committed to ideologies and why political disagreements can become so intense and irrational.We discuss crowd psychology, tribalism, ideological identity, political extremism, groupthink, and the importance of maintaining individual thought in the face of collective pressure.Topics include: The psychology of fanaticism Crowd psychology and political movements Tribalism and ideological identity Groupthink and conformity Political disputes and emotional reasoning Why people become attached to political ideologies Understanding the pathology behind the crowd Why Libertarians should study fanaticism Listen, think critically, and join the conversation about the psychology behind political conflict. Follow Us : YouTube X Facebook Bluesky All audio & videos edited by : Jay Prescott Videography

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  Episode #345

  When Should We Forgive? (ep 345)

  Aug 12, 202621 min

  A priest will often award forgiveness after a confession, repentance, and restitution. This is an important triple concept even outside of religion, and it is not discussed enough. The philosophy applies to individuals, groups, businesses, and even government authorities guarding the marketplace. Clip from: The Breakup Bounce You Can't Just Forgive Someone! | The Complexity of Forgiveness (Jordan Peterson) Follow Us : YouTube X Facebook Bluesky All audio & videos edited by : Jay Prescott Videography

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  Episode #344

  Why Most Group Decisions Are Wrong | Groupthink, Psychology & Libertarianism (ep 344)

  Aug 5, 202626 min

  Why do groups so often make bad decisions, even when they are filled with intelligent people?In this episode of Libertarians Talk Psychology, we explore the psychology behind poor group decision-making. From groupthink and conformity to social pressure, authority bias, and the suppression of dissent, we discuss why crowds frequently arrive at conclusions that individuals might reject on their own.Drawing from psychology, economics, history, and libertarian philosophy, we examine how decentralized thinking, open debate, and individual responsibility can produce better outcomes than centralized consensus. We also look at real-world examples where group decisions led to costly mistakes and discuss how independent thinking can help prevent them.Topics include: • Groupthink and conformity • The Asch conformity experiments • Authority bias and obedience • Cognitive diversity • The wisdom—and limits—of crowds • Decentralized decision-making • Libertarian philosophy and individual responsibility • Historical examples of failed consensus • Critical thinking and skepticism Do groups really make better decisions, or does consensus often suppress the truth? Join the conversation and share your thoughts.Follow Libertarians Talk Psychology for more discussions on psychology, philosophy, politics, and human behavior. Follow Us : YouTube X Facebook Bluesky All audio & videos edited by : Jay Prescott Videography

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