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Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth

1997: Zuby Goes Off on Woke Culture, Freedom, Abortion & Other Third Rail Topics

Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth

Sal Di Stefano, Adam Schafer, Justin Andrews, Doug Egge

Exercise, Health & Fitness, Health, Fitness

4.8 • 11.8K Ratings

🗓️ 26 January 2023

⏱️ 165 minutes

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Summary

In this episode Sal, Adam & Justin have an uncensored conversation with Zuby who does not shy away from the difficult subjects that have divided much of the nation.

  • Why he thinks the way he does. (2:10)
  • Living in an age of denial and cowardness. (5:45)
  • The Long March Through the Institutions theory. (11:51)
  • The concept of neo-racism. (14:50)
  • The two advantages we have over our ancestors. (21:41)
  • The power of tribalism. (23:20)
  • Fighting human nature. (29:28)
  • How parasitic ideas can spread. (31:57)
  • Why humans are inherently religious. (36:39)
  • Zealotry is a personality trait. (41:05)
  • Will the pendulum swing back? (47:33)
  • Disparity doesn’t equal discrimination. (53:32)
  • The demonization of monogamy. (1:06:55)
  • Why he tends to question authority. (1:10:28)
  • How the 2nd amendment checks against global tyranny. (1:18:50)
  • The role fitness plays in personal responsibility and growth. (1:23:19)
  • The problematization of society. (1:34:28)
  • Why he believes all modern western countries have eugenic policies. (1:36:44)
  • Pro-life vs. pro-choice. (1:39:45)
  • The deep population agenda. (1:57:40)
  • His biggest concern with the push for transgenderism on children. (2:03:10)
  • Why he believes we have passed peak ‘woke’. (2:06:11)
  • Zuby the Maverick. (2:11:06)
  • Imagining if the virus was worse. (2:15:30)
  • Why every social movement without a clearly defined finish line will ultimately end up what it set out to fight against. (2:18:55)
  • The importance of checking power. (2:25:20)
  • The problems with lazy thinking. (2:28:08)
  • Why he is pro-human. (2:30:57)
  • His early approach to his rap career. (2:34:45)
  • Not taking his success for granted. (2:40:07)
  • Good ideas do not require censorship. (2:42:20)

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Transcript

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0:00.0

If you want to pump your body and expand your mind, there's only one place to go.

0:06.3

Mind, hop, mind, hop with your hosts.

0:09.2

Salda Stefano, Adam Schaefer, and Justin Andrews.

0:13.5

You just found the world's number one fitness health and entertainment podcast.

0:17.4

This is Mind Pump.

0:19.2

Oh boy.

0:20.2

Do we have an episode for you?

0:21.6

Zubi on the podcast.

0:23.8

He's a hip-hop artist, Oxford educated, brilliant, brilliant person.

0:28.2

Also social commentator, political commentator, very smart gentleman, very smart man, millions

0:34.5

of followers on social media because of his commentary, quite controversial at time,

0:39.9

but almost always logical and linear thinking.

0:43.6

We had fun having a conversation with Skyse actually a three hour podcast.

0:47.3

I think one of our longest podcasts we've ever done and no subject was off limits.

0:53.0

Literally, think of the most controversial subject you could think of.

0:56.6

We talked about that in this podcast and he doesn't pull any punches.

1:00.4

It was a lot of fun.

1:02.0

It was controversial.

1:03.3

We think you're going to enjoy this episode.

1:05.2

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1:07.9

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1:09.4

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