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In this week’s edition, I discuss negotiating with a spouse when making a house a home, and I talk with Karol Markowicz on the decimation of innocence. Then, in a look back in the archives, I address women in the armed forces.
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Advice
Making A Home With Your Spouse
I have lived in many houses and I have renovated three almost from scratch – with other people’s help, obviously – but I have done a lot of the renovation and design work myself and so has Tammy, and so we know the house. Any place in your house that you have not attended to in detail – and that might mean cleaned off with a cloth or brushed or sorted or organized or arrayed, your bookshelves, your drawers – is not part of the habitable order that is good. It is part of chaos still, and you react to it as if it is unfamiliar and foreign. That makes you uncomfortable and makes you feel not at home.
The advantage you gain by pouring your attention into every nook and cranny in your house is that the house becomes familiar. The house turns into a home and that is all a consequence of dedicated attention. And if you jointly dedicate your attention to that, then it is the house that you both inhabit. If you do that properly, you produce a better house as a consequence of your dialogue than either of you would have produced in isolation even if you would have got exactly what you wanted. That is a really good deal, and that is a good mantra for negotiations.
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Jordan Peterson takes a deep dive into the book of Exodus where he is joined by a roundtable of philosophers, theologists, educators, and modern-day thinkers, to educate and enlighten believers and nonbelievers alike on universal topics like faith, freedom, ethics, morality, politics, and more. Watch all episodes available now. Don't miss out on these enriching opportunities. Watch now by becoming a DailyWire+ member today!
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The Romantic Resurrection: The Death of Art, Ai and What Comes Next
"Critics in the mid-19th century warned that photography would kill art. Cultural commentator and poet Charles Baudelaire (1821-1867) cautioned that 'If photography is allowed to deputize for art in some of art’s activities, it will not be long before it has supplanted or corrupted art altogether, thanks to the stupidity of the masses, its natural ally'."
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Stolen Youth: The Decimation Of Innocence | Karol Markowicz | EP 355
Karol Markowicz and I discuss many of the topics found in her new national best-selling book, “Stolen Youth.” Together, we break down the current state of K-12 academia, the pornographic books being pushed into children's hands, and woke-ism in the West and where to draw the line.
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Tulsi Gabbard and I discuss the positives and negatives of women in the armed forces, whether standards should be changed for diversity quotas, and if the issue of female POW's should be seriously considered before sending them into conflict zones.
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Thank you for reading,
Dr. Jordan B. Peterson
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