Episode · Modern Wisdom · 2022-12-12
Books mentioned on Surviving The Cancellation Apocalypse - Andrew Schulz - #564
Andrew Schulz is an actor, comedian and a podcaster. The world seems to be losing its mind.
Andrew Schulz discussed The Game by Neil Strauss, and criticized Confessions of an Economic Hit Man by John Perkins. Chris Williamson recommended Case Against the Sexual Revolution by Louise Perry.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Confessions of an Economic Hit Man
Confessions of an Economic Hit Man by John Perkins is an exposé detailing how covert economic strategies, loans, and international financial institutions are used by powerful nations and corporate elites to manipulate and exploit developing countries.
Critiqued“We don't got that many tell all books right we got the confessions of an economic Hitman he just said the [ __ ] that we all know he didn't really say anything and also he's a scumbag for that don't like do it profit off of doing it and then write a book about how bad it is and”
Where to get it
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The Game
The Game by Neil Strauss is a non-fiction book that investigates the secretive subculture of pickup artists and dating strategy.
Discussed“I think my one issue with the pickup artist stuff cuz my dad literally sent me that book I remember being College when I came out the game sent me the book he goes hey there was this was written in the New York Times”
Where to get it
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Case Against the Sexual Revolution
The Case Against the Sexual Revolution by Louise Perry is a cultural critique examining the long-term psychological and social consequences of modern hedonistic hookup culture and sexual liberation.
Recommended“Lis Perry wrote this amazing book called the case against the sexual Revolution I release an episode”
Where to get it
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“I know who he is the 5 Hour Work Week guy or whatever you know”