4 chapters across the catalog
Computerized Learning Limitations, Plato System History
A historical review of the Plato computer learning system from the 1970s suggests that remote, computerized education is often a mediocre substitute for classroom instruction. Despite the availability of cheap hardware like the Raspberry Pi, critics argue that the fundamental flaws of automated teaching discovered decades ago remain relevant today.
A classic George Carlin routine is played, detailing how "the owners" of the country control the government, media, and education system to keep the population obedient and incapable of critical thinking. Carlin argues that the "American Dream" is a myth used to pacify a population that has been economically abandoned. The hosts suggest this is the same message Sanders and Warren are attempting to co-opt.
PR Associate Maynard and Subliminal Mind Control on ABC
Maynard, a producer at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, is credited as a PR Associate for slipping "No Agenda" references into an interview with Lord Mayor Tate of New South Wales. The hosts analyze audio clips where Maynard uses the phrases "no real agenda" and "in the morning" during the broadcast. They describe these as successful subliminal memes used to identify fellow travelers.
Population Control, WHO Incompetence, Margaret Chan
A discussion on the World Health Organization's history includes claims about the suppression of DDT and its impact on malaria deaths in poor nations. Director-General Margaret Chan's background is scrutinized alongside a Rand Corporation white paper regarding parental consent for adolescent vaccinations. The hosts suggest these organizations are aligned with population control agendas and corporate interests like Sanofi Pasteur.
