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This is a 42-minute fast-moving explanation of the principles of female thought processes as applied to how women appraise men. It attempts to identify the interpersonal dynamics that envelops pickup artists' techniques, the psychology behind social justice warriors, and the benefits of being in an opposite-sex relationship other than access to sexual activity. Negative knowledge is introduced as a new concept. Productive passivity and partial satisfaction are shown as problems with how people often think. Caution is repeatedly urged: despite the instruction on how to be attractive to women there is an admonition for men to beware women. The summary of the video is that, if men value being sexually attractive to women, they should not worry about how to become so. The video is an attempt to prove that trying to attract women, as an end in itself, is counterproductive. The video is fast-paced enough and includes difficult enough concepts that slow-witted social justice warriors will not understand it. Good riddance! This video is for the frustrated man. If SJW's are unable to understand it, so much the better. I apologize if it is difficult viewing. It may be easier to follow the content if you turn the closed captions on. This video is also available at Amazon VideoDirect at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FCTNR18. NEWSFLASH: On November 29, 2022, Amazon challenged my right to make this video available there. To keep it accessible, even if I receive no royalties, I am uploading it here. This upload is permanent, whatever Amazon decides. You can buy the e-book version at https://amazon.com/dp/B07F6TP8JN.

BANNED BY YOUTUBE This brief video is an argument for skepticism about mammograms, which do not prevent breast cancer, and an attack on organized medicine, which can and does not make known the fact that iodine reduces breast cancer incidence. Formal medical citations are included in the video; this is not a crackpot upload based only on passion and not on science.

This video is a 2018 narration of a 2014 presentation given by Edward Harshman at a summer camp for children. The camp had (and still has) instruction on liberty and conservative principles and a strong emphasis on God and Christianity. When Edward Harshman gave the presentation, three pastors were in the audience (as were many children). All three pastors asked for and got a copy of the slideshow from which the presentation was based. The original presentation was recorded and the recording unfortunately lost, but the slideshow was not and it was in 2018 converted into a video, which this is. Topics covered: The definition of health care The failure of macroeconomics Health care as a service and the effects of overhead (fixed cost) Regulations including the damage done by HCQIA The case for educating patients in health-care matters How regulations enrich Big Medicine and inflict bad, not just expensive, health care on the rest of us Price discrimination and medical insurance as a bargaining agent Why liberals and Big Business want high health care costs The great monetary risk of acquiring a medical education The dual-reimbursement model for health care reimbursement The case for health-care scrip The seriously ill and the life-or-death decision The case against securities underwriters and how they cheat the stockholders A solution to the pre-existing condition problem of health insurance The case against mutual and pension funds: how they drive prices up including for health care The case for wheelchair sports and other education reforms The bias in modern continuing medical education for physicians The danger of brittle cordiality The need for awareness and personal responsibility This presentation is probably more suited to older children and adults than to young children. But if you are a child, watch it anyway.

Media, including news and entertainment and also computer search engines and public forums, have had a liberal bias. We the skeptical viewers are aware of that fact and very reasonably are upset. But why does it exist? What causes that bias? Here, Edward Harshman attempts, in a 45-minute presentation, to show the social and economic causes of this problem. First, the profit-maximizing motive of media, including but not limited to a mentally lazy client base. Second, the rational reasons why media executives are under pressure to impose a liberal bias on their media even when doing so does not maximize profit. Third, the irrational forces that afflict media executives and are not explainable by profit for their employers or for themselves. This video is closed-captioned and is very fast-moving, with a fact density (concepts presented per unit of time) that is extremely high. If your intelligence is below average, do not expect to understand it. The intended audience for this video is people who truly want to learn about media bias, which is not the same as people who accept media bias as a basic fact of life or who deny that it exists. Liberal people who deny reality will be upset. And if you want to support me in other ways, please have a look at my website http://brightwriter.com and buy whatever books or movies you wish.

A text-on-screen presentation of various group manipulation tactics used at political meetings to try to make an apparent consensus for the manipulators' pet projects. Actual footage (excerpts, not the whole thing) of a meeting in California where such tactics were used. Detailed instructions as to how to fight back. This video is intended to be a training manual for pro-freedom political activists who want to overpower Delphi-type manipulators and force those who run meetings to keep them honest. Based partially on material from Rosa Koire, Beverly Eakman, James Randi, and G. Edward Griffin. Some original material too. Conceived and produced by Edward Harshman.

This instructional video is intended to teach parents, children, and others how to avoid being misled by advertising. Its format is screen shots with printed words. No specific examples are given (to avoid copyright issues). It covers hypnotic techniques, alterations of content of television programs, and the unpublicized high-finance issues behind the scenes. It ends with psychological defenses against advertisements and how to make fun of them.

An introduction to the process of being examined by a physician as part of an application for Social Security Disability benefits. This video contains medical, rather than legal, information and is intended to supplement and not replace assistance from an attorney. A physician who used to do disability examinations explains what applicants should know. The physical examination process. How to dress. Why NOT to prefer high-status credentials if you must get your own independent physical examination when appealing a rejection. More. This video is not produced or endorsed by the Social Security Administration or by any branch of any government.