Nicholas Sarwark
@sarwark.org
Self determination advocate.
Keeping Phoenix families on the road with Consolidated Auto Sales & Service, educating civic leaders with the Libertarian Policy Foundation, providing affordable self-defense with the Altor.
https://nsarwark.substack.com/
Keeping Phoenix families on the road with Consolidated Auto Sales & Service, educating civic leaders with the Libertarian Policy Foundation, providing affordable self-defense with the Altor.
https://nsarwark.substack.com/
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So does the non-ideological 38%, that values affordability above all else, actually vote?
If they did, then it's difficult to imagine they'd vote republican given the gop's punitive economic policies & the 38%'s priorities from this word frequency distribution.
If they did, then it's difficult to imagine they'd vote republican given the gop's punitive economic policies & the 38%'s priorities from this word frequency distribution.
November 20, 2025 at 10:36 PM
So does the non-ideological 38%, that values affordability above all else, actually vote?
If they did, then it's difficult to imagine they'd vote republican given the gop's punitive economic policies & the 38%'s priorities from this word frequency distribution.
If they did, then it's difficult to imagine they'd vote republican given the gop's punitive economic policies & the 38%'s priorities from this word frequency distribution.
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Patio11 recently did a post and podcast on it on how this is a US peculiarity and a racket www.complexsystemspodcast.com/episodes/the...
The $4,000 insurance policy designed to never pay out
Most Americans will transact property multiple times over their lives, paying thousands in title insurance each time. Here's what you're actually paying for.
www.complexsystemspodcast.com
November 21, 2025 at 2:43 AM
Patio11 recently did a post and podcast on it on how this is a US peculiarity and a racket www.complexsystemspodcast.com/episodes/the...
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Then it turned out - Israel being a small place - that a good friend's cousin had married him when he was in prison. (The opinion of the rest of the family was that this was crazy and he was a shit.)
November 20, 2025 at 5:07 PM
Then it turned out - Israel being a small place - that a good friend's cousin had married him when he was in prison. (The opinion of the rest of the family was that this was crazy and he was a shit.)
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People are like "how come so many people are on ADHD meds when no one used to be on drugs" and my gosh watch one single episode of Mad Men please
November 21, 2025 at 4:03 AM
People are like "how come so many people are on ADHD meds when no one used to be on drugs" and my gosh watch one single episode of Mad Men please
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If you're interested in this topic you can watch this interview I did on Substack or read this (co)author's book: The Power of Us: Harnessing Our Shared Identities to Improve Performance, Increase Cooperation, and Promote Social Harmony asharangappa.substack.com/p/class-48-h...
Class 48. Harnessing a Common Identity to Promote Democracy
Is there a way to get people to identify with the traits that unite, rather than divide us to change their thinking and behave in our collective interests?
asharangappa.substack.com
November 21, 2025 at 3:11 AM
If you're interested in this topic you can watch this interview I did on Substack or read this (co)author's book: The Power of Us: Harnessing Our Shared Identities to Improve Performance, Increase Cooperation, and Promote Social Harmony asharangappa.substack.com/p/class-48-h...
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Trump and Hegesth need people to be mindless zombies, only follow the orders that their given, not think more holistically about them. So literally anything that might cause someone to question: Is this order aligned with my oath? is a huge threat. To them, "treason" (which it's not) /END
November 21, 2025 at 3:08 AM
Trump and Hegesth need people to be mindless zombies, only follow the orders that their given, not think more holistically about them. So literally anything that might cause someone to question: Is this order aligned with my oath? is a huge threat. To them, "treason" (which it's not) /END
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What the ad does is remind servicemembers of their duty/loyalty to the Constitution, not to the person giving them orders. It is a subtle reorientation of their duty to higher principles. But for Trump and Hegseth, this is a problem 4/
November 21, 2025 at 3:06 AM
What the ad does is remind servicemembers of their duty/loyalty to the Constitution, not to the person giving them orders. It is a subtle reorientation of their duty to higher principles. But for Trump and Hegseth, this is a problem 4/
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Studies show, for example, that triggering someone's "civic" identity can help them evaluate information more objectively. So someone who is fiercely political actually has the capacity to be more impartial once they are empaneled on a jury and see themselves as a "juror" 3/
November 21, 2025 at 3:04 AM
Studies show, for example, that triggering someone's "civic" identity can help them evaluate information more objectively. So someone who is fiercely political actually has the capacity to be more impartial once they are empaneled on a jury and see themselves as a "juror" 3/
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So, for instance, I am a mom, a lawyer, a professor, a woman, a child of immigrants, among many identities I have. Depending on which on is triggered, I may interpret and evaluate the same situation in different ways -- in other words, the lens through which I see the world can change 2/
November 21, 2025 at 3:03 AM
So, for instance, I am a mom, a lawyer, a professor, a woman, a child of immigrants, among many identities I have. Depending on which on is triggered, I may interpret and evaluate the same situation in different ways -- in other words, the lens through which I see the world can change 2/