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It's a mean age. But it is going to be a beautiful future as long as we don't get up.

I'm Brian McWilliams and this is Mean Age Daydream where I bring you unfiltered comedy, criticism, philosophy, and politics with a mean age daydream.

Welcome, welcome. What's up? Buttercups. Welcome back to another fantastic episode of Mean Age Daydream. And I have got a guest with me today. I'm really excited to talk to. It is the one of the only Max Borders, who is an author with a new book. We're going to talk about Underthrow.

Also, a former editor for Fee, which I'm sure everyone in our audience is very familiar with.

And also has some interesting thoughts about what I have termed freedom futurism, but just as futurism in general, about freedom and liberty.

So Max Borders, welcome to Mean Age Daydream.

I am delighted to be here.

Thank you.

Yeah.

Well, as I mentioned in a little bit of our preamble, I have, you know, I saw in your

initial email and reading about you, you consider yourself a futurist, which I think is

fantastic because like a lot of what's going on in our movement,

you know, this movement toward freedism and freedom, God, my brain skits out there,

and decentralization and trying to convince people to our way of thinking, to wean them

off of the government teat, to wean them into a different way of thinking.

You know, trying to achieve

those goals tends not to happen as easily when all we're doing is tearing down rather than building

up. And I think that what you're trying to do with these pretty, you know, pretty interesting

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