The Perils of Isms, Part 1: Corporatism

This is the most important episode I've recorded to date, taking on the issues that are quite literally killing us and our planet.

Home Court Health with Tom Foolery

August 5, 20221h 12m

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Show Notes

As we become increasingly distracted by frivolous concerns and meaningless tensions, I wanted to bring your attention to the issues we are all facing regarding the future of our sustainable air, soil, water and food. I hope episode has a universal message to understand and heal our natural systems through greater awareness and simplicity.

In this episode, I discuss:

The evolution of politics into corporatism
The relationships between policy and commercial profit
How do we break out of the consumerist mindset
The presence of the Masters
1%'s influence on food and health
Globalization vs. localization
Incentives against life
"The struggle of people against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting."
Setting the stage of corporate interest in science and medicine
Manipulative messaging
Ideology dominating discovery
Spirituality > mechanics
And much, much more...

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