Today, the most controversial figure I knew my entire life passed away. While I always played it straight and would never have gone down the path of Uncle Marvin chose, he taught me how the world truly works in a way few people understand. I learned from a young age how complex the world is and that politicians are usually far more criminal, lacking any ethics or moral compass when compared to the worst offenders in organized crime. He was right and this was once again proven during the Freedom Convoy.
Marvin, you often said you were and expert at bad decisions, and that is an understatement. As I told you lovingly, one of the last times I saw you, I learned all the things I should not do by looking at your life. You responded in your raspy voice, "I know, kid, but you're smart, not like me. You have a good family and everyone loves you. Don't do what I did; it's too hard on the people you love."
Below is the very last interview Marvin did, and it was on one of the podcasts I produced. ...
In this conversation, Adam Meister and I discuss a range of topics, beginning with observations about restricted access and tensions in Judea and Samaria (the West Bank), before shifting to issues in El Salvador, including the controversial death of a national security advisor and the political implications for Bitcoin adoption. We both reflect on the value of studying philosophy as a means to develop critical thinking, understand opposing viewpoints, and temper emotional reactions, highlighting the influence of philosophers like Ayn Rand and the practical impact of philosophical inquiry on personal and professional growth.
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