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He'll talk anyway.

We got problems.

He won't solve them.

But I'll talk and talk and talking

until it's blue in the face.

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But for now, we got a show to do, so let's get it started. Gordon Hall asks, hi Mike, just wondering if there's any correlation

between spiral dynamics and politics. Yes, absolutely. Spiral dynamics, one of the things that's most effective at is describing interactions between political groups.

It's very easy to imagine that the Democrats have an orange-green center of gravity and that the Republicans have a

red-blue center of gravity in the parties and that's why they have so much trouble talking each other they have

fundamentally different ways of viewing the world. Josh and Becca say I have been

in deconstruction for about five years but I often feel drawn back towards my conservative Christian

upbringing years ago. I might have explained this as being convicted by the Holy Spirit

to turn back to the truth. Now I see it as an unhealthy fear of eternal conscious

torment put into me from an early age along with far too much certainty that the

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