Comments by "Plato\x27s Cave alum" (@platoscavealum902) on "Lex Clips" channel.

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  2. 🤥 #Narcissism — Netanyahu
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  3. 👍 well said
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  4. ✝️ Tucker Carlson 🤡
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  5. I agree that Yaron Brook appears too confident here. It takes away from his credibility and does not instill a lot of confidence in his critical thinking skills.
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  6. It’s an outstanding question.
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  7. 4:02 … Jordan Peterson’s religion: ✝️ literally false / metaphorically true — Bret Weinstein
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  8. Can you describe one of his "great" points?
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  9. Putin could have allowed "Russians" who supposedly felt oppressed in Donbas to immigrate to Russia. It would have been very inexpensive compared to the cost of war. In reality, Putin manufactured the Donbas situation to later justify his full scale war with Ukraine. A war which he badly miscalculated. He thought that it would be as easy as taking Crimea in 2014.
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  11. 💯😂
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  12. 🇷🇺 Russian — sounds like it is being spoken backwards, according to a funny Russell Peters joke: 🙃 https://youtu.be/BtMd6PbscwE (4 minute comedy clip w/ Russell Peters)
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  13. That was a very funny bit! It stuck with me as well. ➡️🚶🏻‍♂️➡️😂
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  14. 🙃😜 lol
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  16.  @shawnmccuen6908  I’m not sure it is a prerequisite but it does seem to provide some advantages in certain career paths. Politicians definitely come to mind when I think of a lying psychopath, sociopath, or a narcissist: Psychopathy in the workplace: According to Dutton, the ten careers that have the highest proportion of psychopaths are: 1. CEO 2. Lawyer 3. Media (TV/radio) 4. Salesperson 5. Surgeon 6. Journalist 7. Police officer 8. Clergy 9. Chef 10. Civil servant ⬆️ source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychopathy_in_the_workplace + 🤡 The Psychopath Next Door https://youtu.be/vjhZfyhvR6w (5 minute video w/ Dr. James Fallon)
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  18. It doesn’t look fake to you?
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  19. …Some more than others: 🤥 TRUMP 🤡
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  21. The Problem of Evil (explained) 📺 https://youtu.be/9AzNEG1GB-k (10 minute video | Crash Course # 13)
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  24. 🎯 8:32 Lex ✅
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  25. 🤪 Yaron Brook 🤡
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  26. 👍🧠ℹ️
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  28. When "your" so detached from reality — grammar is the last thing on your mind.
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  31. Yaron Brook < motivated reasoning
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  32. ▶️ 28:28 … ✅ truth can have negative outcomes For example, a realization that one does not have free will — can lead one to nihilism and depression. So, people like Jordan Peterson insist that we have free will, not because they have proof or because it is true — but because it is psychologically beneficial to believe in certain concepts — even if such beliefs are not precisely accurate.
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  33. Determinism vs Free Will 📺 https://youtu.be/vCGtkDzELAI (10 minute video | Crash Course) ⬆️ This is an excellent video explanation for anyone deeply interested in free will. 🍎 However, the above video is like the fruit of knowledge in the Garden of Eden. Perhaps it is best to not know the truth?
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  36. ⁠✝️  @Don-vv8ct , I was not aware that Christians use swear words — like Tucker Carlson does.
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  37. 👍 37:25
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  41. 💰 12:19 Yes, despite Trump campaign promise, the egregious "carried interest" tax loophole survived. "As part of this reform, we will eliminate the carried interest deduction and other special interest loopholes that have been so good for Wall Street investors, and for people like me, but unfair to American workers." — Donald J. Trump 🤡 promises made 🤥 promises broken
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  43. 🤥 #Narcissistic personality types are inherently better (than average person) at lying. One of the main reasons they are so successful at deception and manipulation is that they largely believe their own lies. It makes their deception much more convincing.
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  50. ruZZia
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  52. ✝️ 10:00 "Literally false and metaphorically true." — Bret Weinstein
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  54. 🤡 That laugh is cringe. 😬
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  55.  @garymac5571 , countries choose to join NATO to protect themselves from Russian aggression. History has shown that Russia only invades countries that are not part of NATO.
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  56. ⁠🤥  @michaelnurse9089 , no, Tucker says that the previous election was stolen in this very interview with Lex (despite the lack of legal evidence for such claims).
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  57. Trump was one of the least fiscally responsible presidents we ever had. Look at what happened to our national debt under his presidency — it ballooned.
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  58. It sounds like they are talking backwards… according to a Russell Peters joke that happens to be hilarious.
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  59. 🇷🇺 Russian sounds like it is spoken backwards 😂 📺 https://youtu.be/BtMd6PbscwE (4 minute comedy clip)
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  63. 👍 ℹ️ 💵
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  64. 🙃 😜 😂
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  66. Morally, Russia’s invasion can’t be justified by stating "others" have done it. For example, If you steal something — the fact that "others" have done it too — will not exonerate you from your own decision to commit a crime. Historically, if invading countries was a mistake, then it follows that it is still a mistake today — even when you’re Putin. It doesn’t make any sense to justify Putin’s mistake by pointing out that countless others have made the same mistake. It only highlights that Putin is so incompetent that he couldn’t learn from the mistakes of others or history.
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  67. 🤥 Tucker Carlson 🤡
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