The Discernable® Interviews

Expert gynaecologist Professor Ben Mol from Monash Health estimates the optimal Caesarean rate for Australia should be ~20% yet we are at 30-35%. One of many factors is the legal incentive for healthcare providers to push pregnant women toward Caesarean sections without medical indication. Watch the full interview at: https://discernable.io/professor-ben-mol-medical-interventions-lockdowns-and-fabricated-research Get Team Human merch: https://teamhuman.au

Zuby on what he notices in Australia: Bureaucracy. Lots of bureaucracy. Full interview: https://discernable.io/zuby-real-talk-about-australia Team Human merch: https://teamhuman.au

Minister in the Daniel Andrews Labor Government (2014-2021) Luke Donnellan MP says that the Liberal Party is 'stuck in the old Baby Boomer's generation...reliving the glory years'. Full interview: https://discernable.io/luke-donnellan-mp-labor-minister-in-the-daniel-andrews-government/

Human rights lawyer Peter Fam walks us through the collapsing trust in medicine and other institutions, wondering what kind of a corner we are pushing people into now. Full interview: https://discernable.io/the-origin-of-human-rights-with-human-rights-lawyer-peter-fam Get Team Human merch: https://teamhuman.au

'Reasonable Lefties don't mind caretaking elites' but they hate 'capitalising elites'. Thus they can say 'I don't mind if small businesses go under and all of that capital accumulates in the huge corporations...because that huge corporation is going to look after me like a serf'. ----------------------- Watch the full interview at: https://discernable.io/how-the-left-wing-thinks-empathy-and-caretaking-with-rob-mcmullan #TeamHuman merch: https://teamhuman.au

Zuby educates us on the nuances of rap lyrics and the meanings we miss. Catch the full sit down with Zuby at: https://discernable.io/zuby-real-talk-about-australia Grab Team Human merch at: https://teamhuman.au/

Green leftism is the 'literal evolution of religion' according to Rob McMullan. The creation of allowed 'elites' whose concentration of power is justified because they advance the desired narrative. ----------------------- Watch the full interview at: https://discernable.io/how-the-left-wing-thinks-empathy-and-caretaking-with-rob-mcmullan #TeamHuman merch: https://teamhuman.au

Minister in the Daniel Andrews Labor Government (2014-2021) Luke Donnellan MP reflects on the Liberal's campaign and their failed 'obsession' with the premier. Luke believes that in hindsight, it was a poor strategy because it failed to remain relevant to the changing voter demographics in Victoria, Full interview: https://discernable.io/luke-donnellan-mp-labor-minister-in-the-daniel-andrews-government/

For 20 years, Luke Donnellan was the Victorian Labor MP for the outer suburban electorate of Narre Warren. He served as the Minister for Roads and Road Safety and Minister for Ports (2014-2018) and then as the Minister for Child Protection and the Minister for Disability, Ageing and Carers (2018-2021). Before the Nov 2022 state election, the Labor Party denied Luke preselection for his seat, and was thus pushed out of parliament altogether. Luke joined Discernable for an open conversation about the lives of everyday Victorians. What do they care about? Why do they keep electing Labor governments? We also delved into the ethics of protests, social justice, and the corruption tendencies of long term governments. As the Minister for the most vulnerable cohort of Victorians during Covid-19 (the elderly), we also explored his thinking on vaccine mandates, segregation and community safety. Watch the full interview at: https://discernable.io/luke-donnellan-mp-labor-minister-in-the-daniel-andrews-government We discussed: The grass roots instincts of Daniel Andrews Door knocking your electorate Pandering to minorities in the electorate Labor/Liberal comes in cycles Where the Liberal Party went wrong Door knocking is the key to success The future for both political parties: the outer suburbs Why the north and west of Melbourne have underdeveloped infrastructure Who Victorians voted for - the rise of minor parties The baseball bats for Daniel Andrews never came Everyday Australians don't care about corruption The dismissal of Casey Council which is still in caretaker mode Regulatory capture and systemic 'grey corruption' in Victoria Stale governments become corrupt governments Renewal inside the Labor Party of Victoria Factional wars: Labor Socialist Left vs Labor Right Liberals are stuck in the Baby Boomer generation Australians have moved left The Victorian Socialists' weird success in the election Greens taking over country electorate of Polwarth Labor Party surprised at the election result The internal mood toward Daniel Andrews How Luke was pushed out of parliament Driven by Social Justice Rugby as early intervention against crime Pacific Islanders: God and Rugby Child Protection: Foster Care, Kinship Care and interventions A billion dollars for wire rope barriers on highways Irrational objections from the Country Fire Authority In politics you write your own rules The Victoria crackdown on protests Chinese protests vs Melbourne protests Relative ethics: what the people want they get Are lockdowns morally good or bad? Are mandates morally good or bad? Daniel Andrews' victory speech double speak The impending economic recession Why the left wing won't do longform media Labor Party communications discipline

Human rights lawyer Peter Fam describes the Australia culture of not wanting to 'rattle the cage' as part of a trend of becoming more dependent on government. Watch the full interview at: https://discernable.io/the-origin-of-human-rights-with-human-rights-lawyer-peter-fam -------------------- DISCERNABLE The Video Archive: https://discernable.io Prefer audio? Search for 'It Is Discernable' on Spotify and Apple Podcasts Grab some of our awesome TeamHuman merch at: https://teamhuman.au Join our Private Community: https://discernable.locals.com Purchase tickets (and replays) to our Town Halls: https://discernable.io/townhall

This is a day in the life of a Twitter employee, before Elon Musk took over. Corporations are only responding to increasingly left-wing demands for 'caretaking' and 'empathetic thinking' at the expense of 'systemic thinking'. It's too simplistic to simply call it largesse and trinkets to Millennials. There is a clear societal shift toward the 'caretaking' impulse. Watch the full interview at: https://discernable.io/how-the-left-wing-thinks-empathy-and-caretaking-with-rob-mcmullan

This interview from January 2021 (2 years ago!) with David Limbrick MP holds a poignant moment for us at Discernable and for all Victorians: 'Do the right thing only makes sense when it's a choice. When it's a mandatory, police-led response...doing the right thing is just doing what they say'. We will continue to fight for a thinking population who are interested in ethics, morality, and self-reflection. Snippet from full interview at: https://discernable.io/freemelbourne-with-david-limbrick-mp

Zuby describes advocates of traditional values as 'the new rebels', and why the extreme ideological positions in progressivism ultimately won't succeed because they just 'doesn't work' on a practical level. This is a segment from a full 2 hour interview with @Zuby : https://discernable.io/zuby-real-talk-about-australia ------------- Get your Team Human merch at https://teamhuman.au

Monash Health Professor Ben Mol explains how the medical profession (used to) measure success and failure: lost or gained 'life years', not pure death statistics. Watch the full interview at: https://discernable.io/professor-ben-mol-medical-interventions-lockdowns-and-fabricated-research --------------- TEAM HUMAN Merchandise NOW AVAILABLE Shop at https://teamhuman.au

Peter Fam is a human rights lawyer from Sydney, Australia. He believes that today's society has become detached from the principles our species has upheld and respected for thousands of years. We took a particularly deep dive into the origin of human rights, natural law and how that is evolving in today's post-modern society that is reimagining the human rights landscape. It forced us to ask deep epistemological questions to trace the authority of self-determination and the origin of truth. Watch the full interview at: https://discernable.io/the-origin-of-human-rights-with-human-rights-lawyer-peter-fam We discussed: Fasting and food shortages Human rights law based in ancient Egyptian society Greco-Roman natural law Society's attempt to enshrine natural law When governments create exceptions to human rights Can human rights ever be granted? Post modernism and the erosion of natural rights Vaccine mandates and human rights Australian peer pressure and its convict past Contact tracing through Woolworths supermarket loyalty cards Privacy as a lightning rod for human rights Schools requiring fingerprints to enter bathrooms Australians don't value human rights Collapse in trust for medical system Parallel systems always arise under absolutism Lockdown attitudes are not sustainable The psychotic on both sides who are consumed by fear The crash that western societies must have The inevitable collapse of societies when human rights are trampled Blue Zones on earth Lifespan vs Healthspan Empires that succeed - the British Empire? The longest human society - the Indigenous Australia How should we measure human 'success'? Objective truth and human values Self-determination a modern cross-cultural value, aka 'Free will' What normal people want - comfort Useless international conventions on human rights When only 10% of population dissent, societies change The fires that bring renewal How to survive long cycles Is there a God? Doesn't take long for bad times to change anymore Human rights cases in Australia Legal actions claiming false imprisonment in hotel quarantine The High Court 'Australian Babies Case' Mehdi Ali, the lying refugee Why the left wing refuse to interview -------------------- DISCERNABLE The Video Archive: https://discernable.io Prefer audio? Search for 'It Is Discernable' on Spotify and Apple Podcasts Grab some of our awesome TeamHuman merch at: https://teamhuman.au Join our Private Community: https://discernable.locals.com Purchase tickets (and replays) to our Town Halls: https://discernable.io/townhall PETER FAM www.maatsmethod.com.au https://t.me/thepeterfamtelegram https://www.instagram.com/maatsmethod https://www.facebook.com/maatsmethod https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-fam-9b724315a

Aidan McLindon was an elected Liberal politician in Queensland before establishing The Queensland Party, merging with Katter's Australian Party. He now lives in Victoria and is running for the Freedom Party of Victoria in the seat of Mulgrave against Premier Daniel Andrews. Watch the full interview at: https://discernable.io/mulgrave-candidate-aidan-mclindon-jobs-homes-families We discussed: Why Aidan has been involved in so many different political parties in Australia 'Jobs, Homes, Families' Reclaiming the word 'freedom' Do Australians value freedom? The lure of the 'nanny state' in Australia Who should own Australia's power and energy production assets? Queensland toll roads that milk the public purse Who are the candidates of the Freedom Party of Victoria? Why the Liberal Democrats (LDP) don't understand 'freedom' Menzies 2.0 Parties by Pauline Hanson, Bob Katter, Clive Palmer 'don't have longevity' The media has trashed the word 'freedom' Parties are capitalising on the word 'freedom' Glen Druery 'the preference whisperer' Refunding all GST for all small business 2023-2024 Outlawing gender transitions Gender dysphoria a symptom of other issues? Limiting spending through legislation and copying corporate oversight Tax cuts to landlords who keep rents low $330 to change a light bulb Breaking up the Coles/Woolworths duopoly Schools only give students 60min per day of solid education Prioritising life skills in school curriculums Daniel Andrews' fake religious signaling Hypocrisy of Woke Nuclear energy policy Why Morgan C Jonas performed poorly in the federal election Australians do want freedom but haven't been offered it Who makes up the supporters of the Freedom Party? Labor voters turning to the Freedom Party Parties knifing themselves internally Chances of defeating Premier Daniel Andrews in Mulgrave Preferences and deals across Victoria Are deals with the devil worth making? Aidan McLindon's attraction to politics We need to stop focusing on ourselves and the 'stuff' we acquire -------------------- All Discernable interviews: https://discernable.io Grab some of our awesome TeamHuman merch at: https://teamhuman.au

Zuby challenges the default assumption that leadership positions always require 'a woman's perspective'. This is a segment from a full 2 hour interview with @Zuby : https://discernable.io/zuby-real-talk-about-australia ------------- DISCERNABLE The Video Archive: https://discernable.io Prefer audio? Search for 'It Is Discernable' on Spotify and Apple Podcasts Join our Private Community: https://discernable.locals.com Grab TeamHuman merch at: https://teamhuman.au

Monash Health Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Ben Mol, regularly reviews academic research papers testing their veracity. His team has found that around 30 percent of randomly controlled trials (RCTs), including those published in peer-reviewed journals and cited in meta-analyses in the world's biggest journals, are completely fabricated with false data. Watch the full interview at: https://discernable.io/professor-ben-mol-medical-interventions-lockdowns-and-fabricated-research

As the world fights increasingly for 'equality' of people in every area of life, shouldn't we first ask what we mean by 'equal'? We certainly don't start in an equal place. We certainly don't get dealt equal opportunities throughout life. We certainly don't put in equality of effort. Do we only mean equality of outcome? Is that just? This is a segment from a full 2 hour interview with Zuby: https://discernable.io/zuby-real-talk-about-australia ------------- DISCERNABLE The Video Archive: https://discernable.io Prefer audio? Search for 'It Is Discernable' on Spotify and Apple Podcasts Join our Private Community: https://discernable.locals.com Purchase tickets (and replays) to our Town Halls: https://discernable.io/townhall

Monash Health Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Ben Mol, specialises in medical interventions: what are they, why are they deployed, are they overused? He leads the Evidenced based Women's Health Care Research Group who investigate whether medical interventions around the world are conducted with evidence, are beneficial to patients, and whether they cause harm. In the course of his research, Ben has uncovered startling evidence such as 30% of peer-reviewed and published randomly controlled trials being completely fabricated. In this interview we explored the world's largest health intervention to date: government and public health responses to Covid-19. The professor has been vocal about the injustice and illogic of vaccine mandates, punitive measures against Queensland's unvaccinated teachers, the deportation of Novak Djokovic from Australia, malfeasance in academic research, and lockdowns as 'one of the greatest peacetime policy failures in modern history'. Watch the full interview at: https://discernable.io/professor-ben-mol-medical-interventions-lockdowns-and-fabricated-research An outline of our discussion: What are medical interventions? Brave New World - are we addicted to medical interventions? The incentives driving medical interventions Is Panadol a placebo? The natural rate of caesarean deliveries vs the actual rate Incentives to conduct caesarean sections Charging Australians for IVF and elective caesareans Discrimination in reproductive healthcare Fewer costs with no lockdowns - Sweden vs Denmark Threshold for all new drugs: $50k per life year saved Covid-19 vaccine cost benefit analysis Medical interventions should be measured is saved/lost life years, not purely deaths Traffic accident deaths are more tragic than elderly deaths Young people paid a higher price than old people during lockdowns We 'went to war' over Covid-19 Was an elimination strategy wise in Australia? 'Flattening the curve' Should the government also go to war with cancer? Obesity? Smoking? Sugar? The lack of reason in vaccine mandates Extending the logic to banning Coca Cola The lunacy of social distancing at McDonalds C-19 vaccine uptake rates without mandates Mandating healthy lifestyles The medical principle of 'informed consent' Should we 'save the health system' or should it save us? Victorian ambulance and 000 systems overwhelmed Health system capacity crises before Covid-19 Hospitals conduct too many health interventions Medical culture in the Netherlands: intervene less often! Interventionists see their own reality False research papers: fabricated data in peer reviewed journals Monash University detects 30% of randomly controlled trials are fake Ivermectin trials built on fake data The Socratic dialogue of medical debate but is it too complex for the public? Detecting false research papers People's greatest needs: physical safety

Professor Jay Bhattacharya laments the death of 'informed consent' in his profession (medicine). ------------------------------------------ The author of The Great Barrington Declaration joined us in the heart of Fitzroy, Melbourne, for an unforgettable night of laughs and reality checks with a sold out audience. Other panel members include Prof. Ramesh Thakur and Prof. James Allan. Opening address: Prof Gigi Foster Welcome to Country: Bill Lang from Small Business Australia Human Rights Message: David Limbrick MP With a sold out audience, the night was full of laughs, reality checks and curly audience questions about mandates, lockdowns, The Science™, Tony Fauci, and Public Health disasters. It's USD9.99 to watch here: https://discernable.locals.com/post/2833083/stanfords-jay-bhattacharya-live-event Or for a free 2hr studio panel head over to: https://discernable.io/the-peoples-project-with-stanfords-jay-bhattacharya/

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Mental health expert Sam Eddy reflects on the ego-driven fragility of Victoria's premier Daniel Andrews. Matt wonders how such 'externalised egos' cope with eventual loss. Watch the full interview: https://discernable.io/gay-pride-identity-making-and-ego/

Zuby believes that 'good ideas don't require censorship' but woke ideas rely on censorship to survive. This is a segment from a full 2 hour interview with Zuby: https://discernable.io/zuby-real-talk-about-australia ------------- DISCERNABLE The Video Archive: https://discernable.io Prefer audio? Search for 'It Is Discernable' on Spotify and Apple Podcasts Join our Private Community: https://discernable.locals.com Purchase tickets (and replays) to our Town Halls: https://discernable.io/townhall

Zuby is an internationally recognised rap and hip hop artist who also achieved fame as the champion British female deadlift record holder (238kg). Designed to raise awareness of the absurdity of biological men competing against biological women in sport, the stunt eclipsed his music success and he was thrust into the culture wars where he has been offering previously common - but now exceedingly rare - takes on society. He continues to self publish his music and books, as well as tour internationally as a keynote speaker on a variety of his interests including music, cryptocurrency, culture, and self-improvement. He kindly agreed to an extended interview with Discernable in the suburbs of Melbourne where we could explore his views in a specifically Australian context. Watch the full interview at: https://discernable.io/zuby-real-talk-about-australia We discussed: Zuby's brush with transgenderism Wokeism as a set of 'goofy' ideas that fail empirically The valid criticisms that created wokeism The world does not manifest 'equality' Gender quotas for no purpose Structural and systemic sexism and the lack of female representation What is behind the woke mentality? Pathology? Loneliness? Valid criticisms? Objective and subjective truth The solution to wokeism Internal vs external locus of control the main indicator Defining problems properly The artform of rap music. Is it rhythmic poetry? How to understand rap and hip hop Deconstructing rap lyrics Viewing Australia's craziness from overseas The politicisation of health The lens of power and money explains everything in every country Why Zuby permanently left the UK Something broke permanently during the pandemic No apologies have been issued The moral bankruptcy of pandemic measures What Zuby thinks of lockdowns Why Zuby came to Australia What Zuby thinks of the Premier of Victoria Daniel Andrews What Zuby found when he arrived in Australia How Australia differs from other countries Australian bureaucracy culture Zuby's life goals Australia 'The Lucky Country' Zuby's one wish - The Great Awakening