Question 1: [1:24] - “I've been a liberal all my life until I found your channel and became red pilled only a matter of months ago. I’ve consistently seen authors receive criticism for not having a more “diverse” cross section of characters from various races, ethnic groups, and sexualities in their books. I decided to make a YouTube video expressing my opinion that the overall message and theme of a book should be what we value, and not a character’s skin color or sexuality. The liberal mob came after me with a vigor that still has my head spinning. I’m still receiving threatening emails. When does diversity in books silence free speech and when does it actually benefit us? Are authors damned if they do, or damned if they don't?”Question 2: [47:40] - “I've been listening to your show for a little over a year now. I'm writing in because I want your advice on how to resist social justice when it’s a borderline job requirement. I work at a Silicon Valley based company run by a CEO obsessed with "Social Justice", or more accurately known as cultural Marxism. The benefits are amazing and the work environment is really great but as of late I have been noticing some uncomfortable things.”“After the shootings of Phillando Castille and Alton Sterling, a companywide ‘die In’ was held and encouraged by many of the supervisors. I refused to participate and as such was labeled a racist by some of my peers behind closed doors. They now refuse to associate with me at work. This hive mind mentality in the workplace is something that has made me consider seeking new employment.”“My question is, as time goes on and "Social Justice" infests itself in more and more aspects of everyday life from academia to the workspace, how or rather what can conservative/anarchist/libertarians do to resist this collectivist movement without becoming completely estranged and rejected? How is it possible to remain true to ones principles when having a different opinion can cost you your job?”Question 3: [1:14:33] - “When it comes to free will, are there degrees to which it is present? I.E. cavemen; less knowledge means less opportunity to choose between different possible courses of action and be held responsible for the morality and consequences of decision making (greater knowledge base allows for better decisions) Do things like lower IQ, cognitive bias, and reproductive strategies (r/K) play into free will?”Freedomain Radio is 100% funded by viewers like you. Please support the show by signing up for a monthly subscription or making a one time donation at: http://www.freedomainradio.com/donate

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