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Jared Taylor argues that Whites and Asians evolved in harsh northern climates that required planning and cooperation for winter survival, while Africa’s "forgiving" climate allowed "psychopaths" to thrive. The hosts mock this logic, pointing out that if China becomes the world's number one superpower, Taylor's own logic would dictate that they are the "better stock" and deserve to rule.
Adam Curry and Mo Facts open episode 73 of the podcast following a short holiday break. The hosts discuss recent severe winter weather in Northern Virginia and Austin, Texas, including power outages and the necessity of emergency preparedness. Mo mentions a Christmas special featuring his mother reading the biblical Christmas story on his YouTube channel.
Adam Curry and Mo Facts discuss the aftermath of the February 2021 Texas winter storm, noting the lack of a catchy media brand for the event despite its severity. The conversation shifts to the long-term impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on work and education, with a focus on the increasing viability of homeschooling as parents witness the quality of remote schooling. They reflect on the "new normal" of working from home and how it alleviates the logistical angst of traditional schooling.
The hosts discuss a viral trend from December 21, 2020, claiming that Black people would receive "superpowers" during the alignment of Jupiter and Saturn. The Root published an "open letter" regarding this "melanated magic." While the trend was largely humorous, the hosts find the underlying "woke" mysticism and the Root's specific "best practices" for these powers to be "cringe-worthy."
A discussion on WASP modesty reveals a preference for old Mercedes and threadbare carpets over flashy displays of wealth. Adam Curry shares his experience growing up in a Calvinist environment where food was "measured" and sparse. He contrasts this with his "hip-hop" phase at MTV, where he drove a Rolls-Royce and carried a briefcase-sized mobile phone.
