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Who Says Children Don't Come with a Manual? 

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@DarkMatter2525
@DarkMatter2525 12 лет назад
Judging by the way you turned out, I'd say your mom knows what she's doing.
@Solbashio
@Solbashio 3 года назад
damn right
@LoveDayandAge
@LoveDayandAge 11 лет назад
Theoretical Bullshit, I am an ex-muslim (sunni, typical egyptian upbringing). When I first watched your videos years and years ago, I was reluctant to absorb a lot of what you were saying. I would say your treatise on morality video was a major stepping stone in renouncing my faith. I don't have a religion today, nor am I an atheist, but I have learned to think critically and be skeptical of things.
@Sinclairelim
@Sinclairelim 10 лет назад
I work as a psychologist and mostly deal with kids with behavioral problems. I call bullshit on every and any parent that tells me i shouldn't tell them how to raise their children. Most parents suck. We don't do science the way we "feel it should be", we don't do formal education the way we "feel it should be" either. We don't because that wouldn't work. We know. We tried. It sucked. We shouldn't raise children the way we "feel it should be" either, we should obey guidelines set up by the people who work on researching and investigating what is good and what is bad for a child, and use our judgement for the grey areas. So... i agree with this "The Manual" thing.
@sanae3990
@sanae3990 8 лет назад
what is your problem
@Sinclairelim
@Sinclairelim 8 лет назад
Having seen too many cases of kids being misstreated, abused and made downright miserable because parents have no idea what they are doing.
@Rushmanyyz
@Rushmanyyz 8 лет назад
+Sinclairelim Hmmm you kind of come off as half-cocked there friend. Someone piss in your cornflakes lately? The people watching this video probably number among those MOST interested in decent parenting techniques. I'd think as a psychologist you'd consider that before posting such... abrasive thoughts.
@Sinclairelim
@Sinclairelim 8 лет назад
Where did you get the idea i was flaming against the viewers of this video? I was merely sharing my thoughts on the subject.
@Solonneysa
@Solonneysa 8 лет назад
+Sinclairelim It's a shame your point is both proven and rendered nearly moot by people who apparently can't read what you wrote. I guess the book should actually be a star wars animated drama with language akin to a four-year-old, instead. The good news is at least 12 people seem to agree and only two bothered to respond negatively.
@hooverdog1957
@hooverdog1957 11 лет назад
I saw your mother being interviewed by Stefan Molyneux and this is what led me to your channel. It is wonderful to see she brought someone so articulate and intelligent into the world. I will buy "The Manual" and give copies to my nieces that have children. I'm enjoying your channel as well and so glad I found out about it.
@collinabot
@collinabot 11 лет назад
Well your mother raised you right! A good thinker, strong on your views and you're a great actor, keep it up!
@RhinestoneReverie
@RhinestoneReverie 12 лет назад
What a sweet endorsement! Even though I'm not planning on kids, I'm tempted to buy the book just to make your mom happy. Haha. Congrats to your mom on the book! It's a wonderful achievement!
@Honey503
@Honey503 12 лет назад
Awesome! I just rewatched the question series tonight, then I saw this. In so happy for your mom. I love your videos. You're brilliant.
@danienull
@danienull 11 лет назад
I love that you're so proud of your Mothers work. More Parents could use praise, even more parents could use understanding, especially from their children. :)
@Moralatheist101
@Moralatheist101 12 лет назад
LOL. Oh my...that was good!!!! You used the "think for themselves" bit and showed that anyone reading a book can't think for themselves! Oh my, how brilliant! You are right of course and nobody should ever read anything again because reading what others say only means that you CAN"T think for yourself. Wow. You are amazing with the turning of the phrase and the taking out of the context. Again...your parents need this book...it might not be too late....
@MagorianAx
@MagorianAx 12 лет назад
Now that I've actually watched the video, congrats to your mom! What an accomplishment. When I reach the point in my life where I feel ready to have children, this will most certainly end up on my shelf.
@VarmitCoyote
@VarmitCoyote 12 лет назад
I've been patiently waiting for this book to come out, because I've always wanted a fully comprehensive book that covered your seminars and summed up Causal Theory well. Thanks for letting us all know, Skott. I'll be buying a copy if at all possible and talking about some of the concepts included therein for others to benefit from ^^
@Matt-ql1cj
@Matt-ql1cj 3 года назад
I honestly thought the title was referring to some kind of internal built transmission system inside of a child
@FatLingon
@FatLingon 12 лет назад
X-Mas wish... this book in audio-book format, read by you. (I never get tired of your voice and it's intellectual timbre)
@Jaybird196
@Jaybird196 12 лет назад
I'm not a parent, but I'll seriously consider buying your mother's book, Scott. You seem to have turned out all right :) . Also, I'd really like any children I have later ( if lucky) to avoid the crap I went through as a kid, in the parent-child relationship, so it looks like this book is definitely on my list.
@ashnorton4465
@ashnorton4465 4 года назад
This video just made me really want to meet your mom. She sounds awesome🙂
@Surfette72
@Surfette72 11 лет назад
There are certain aspects of being a mom or a dad that one can't prepare for with a manual, such as the unbelievable feeling of love that happens, usually, in an instant after first laying eyes on your child. It's that feeling, so powerful, that I think some ppl confuse with "knowledge." After all, how can we love someone so much without also believing that we will always know what is best for that person? In any case, it is a fantastic book and I think every parent can always be a better one!
@mvoart9829
@mvoart9829 11 лет назад
This video is so powerful. No one's review of that book is more important than your own. The fact that you think your mom is a good enough parent to write THE MANUAL on parenting is so impressive on so many levels.
@sntemp
@sntemp 11 лет назад
Scott, my wife and I will be buying your Mothers book. We were both raised in religious (Baptist) families. Our parents were loving parents HOWEVER there are things they did that we want to do differently for our children. Mainly religious dogma stuff. I stumbled across your page by accident and am glad I did. YOU are an impressive young man and I would hope for my 3 sons to turn out as you seem to have.
@Eduardo50725
@Eduardo50725 12 лет назад
Nice to see you again, man, you hadn't posted in a while. Congrats on your mother's book ;-)
@Dip00ts
@Dip00ts 12 лет назад
Ha, I just rewatched the Q&A video again the other day and was wondering when the book would be available. Cool timing.
@mime454
@mime454 11 лет назад
I just saw you on my grandma's favorite soap opera! I was shocked! Lol
@explosivearii
@explosivearii 11 лет назад
I could listen to your voice forever. Brilliant with speeches, seriously. xx
@aaamarco3
@aaamarco3 11 лет назад
Man, I realy wish scott started posting his theories up on youtube again. I've watched all of his videos like 5 or so times and it's all still informative to me. Though I guess he has better things to do with his awesome life.
@MoonlitHistory
@MoonlitHistory 9 лет назад
Went onto the site. Realized your mum's office in Granada Hills, which is like right around the corner from me. I'm realizing a lot of atheists and theists I encounter in hangouts on youtube are like 30 minutes away from my house. What the derp, man.
@Candyliz2003
@Candyliz2003 11 лет назад
What a good son! You and your mom are lucky to have each other.
@limelight1397
@limelight1397 9 лет назад
I have just found your channel and did not know this. Only you play Liam in the B&B. Thank you.
@gubraths
@gubraths 11 лет назад
B&B is a guilty pleasure of myself and my husband. (Don't tell anyone.) Haha! Anyway, I "Googled" you after your Emmy win (Congratulations,) and found this channel. I had no idea. You are a very smart dude, and an amazing actor (especially considering what a putz Liam can be.) You are anything but!
@GuyInAChair3
@GuyInAChair3 12 лет назад
Hey congrats on getting married. How you and your partner do well. I was, in the past in a relationship with a Christian, and while sharing the same religious beliefs was never a concern of mine, it did slowly become a major concern for her. Perhaps the biggest reason for our separation was the fact that she realized she couldn't convert me, and every discussion we had on the matter instead lead her to question her own beliefs in a manner she wasn't comfortable with. But again good luck!
@ponysmallhorse
@ponysmallhorse 4 года назад
I saw this video when it came out. Now I am expecting a son in February and want to say thank you for manual.
@vaprex
@vaprex 10 лет назад
Just ordered my copy. (I'm 41 years old, married, with a very energetic [almost] 5 year old.) Looking forward to the read. I enjoy the more dense/heavy material whether in book or youTube form, otherwise, I wouldn't have subscribed. ;-) (Thanks for the coupon code as well. )
@cloudstone123
@cloudstone123 12 лет назад
Ordered the book yesterday as a gift for my roommate who has a 4 year old son. :)
@rawrberrys
@rawrberrys 9 лет назад
Glad that something like this got published, hopefully it reaches a lot of fingertips, even though most people don't read, sadly.
@MrWay2green
@MrWay2green 12 лет назад
Yes! This is very true. I get so worked up when one of my friends tell me that their parents tried to send them to a "pray away the gay" camp. :/
@betsybabf748
@betsybabf748 8 лет назад
This does not sound like the average parenting book, so I am interested. My husband and I were very successful in raising our family of 5 kids until the past year. We used to also take in other troubled kids from unstable homes, getting them back on track. We were a team and found being very firm and consistent worked very well with some humor and open communication. Last year, my husband died suddenly and very tragically, immediately followed by my mother's diagnosis of terminal cancer, with her dying weeks ago. Grief therapy, behavior therapy, in home therapy, nothing is helping. The old methods aren't working in this new family dynamic, and especially have the 3 youngest, 3 boys, 9 yrs old and 8 yr old twins, challenging me with everything they have. Having three boys in a year plus a teen and a young adult can be hard enough, so having them lose a parent and grandparent in a short span of time and 5 different reactions to grief times two is very challenging. They have had so much grief, sadness and change, and I am coming out of a year of just death, losing my husband, my mother and gaining all the overwhelming stress and hardship of new widowhood. I'm open to look at a new approach. Fan of your channel and your acting. Thank you for sharing this book.
@DavidLindes
@DavidLindes 4 года назад
Oh wow. I hope, Betsy, that 4 years later, you've found some solace for yourself and your kids, and some support in dealing with all of this.
@Xxjody123Xx
@Xxjody123Xx 12 лет назад
oh my gosh you played skyular on one life to live!
@InsaneMonk71
@InsaneMonk71 12 лет назад
Congratulations on the marriage sir, may you live a long life and find happiness.
@trippedbreaker
@trippedbreaker 12 лет назад
That's got to be a fairly interesting and unique position -- to be, as a person, an embodiment of a recommendation for a book. Kind of like a living prototype that validates a design.
@jimfinucan9886
@jimfinucan9886 10 лет назад
Hey there TBS. I'm new to your channel.That q&a video was one of the first one's I watched. Those books you recommended sounded interesting. I ended up getting the Bryson book, as well as The Manuel. Working on Bryson first. Thanks for sharing.
@bflobribean8811
@bflobribean8811 12 лет назад
Now if only I could have HIS baby! Damn, he's so adorable...and with brains too!!!!
@Vassago85
@Vassago85 12 лет назад
I have no immediate plans to raise children but nonetheless I ordered this book immediately after I saw your video - you've been plugging it long enough :), and you're the perfect prototype :D
@VeritasLiber
@VeritasLiber 12 лет назад
That is so awesome. Congrats to your Mom.
@ultimategoobah
@ultimategoobah 11 лет назад
I remember when I was very young, and very full of my own ideas about things, I argued very aggressively with a man trying to tell me to stop thinking.. I said, well, thinking is very affective, look how much we've accomplished with science. His only response was, "I once went to my van, opened it up, and a bird flew right at me and escaped the van.. it occurred to me then, the bird didn't sit there and consider its trap, whether it should be there or not, it simply did what it felt to do"
@lexZender57732
@lexZender57732 11 лет назад
... see you on TV at Applebee's for three seconds saying something about your wife and receiving some Emmy award. You seemed excited. It took me several minutes to know where I had seen your face. All I can say now is: i hope you have a child. I would have loved to have you as a father and your mom as my grand mother. All the best to you.
@frvo
@frvo 12 лет назад
Congratulations for your mom! My mom is also a psychologist, I would encourage her to get the book if it was in Spanish...
@pigin007
@pigin007 12 лет назад
will recommend the book, if the product of your mothers parenting is you then its a must buy.
@tarstarkusz
@tarstarkusz 10 лет назад
/ is a forward slash, \ is a backslash.
@porcupineracer2
@porcupineracer2 11 лет назад
Hey, I thought people were joking around when they said you did soaps but apparently RU-vid provides otherwise. I'll have to check out the show sometime. Belated congratulations on your Emmy. No wonder you don't have the time to post videos.
@07sarida
@07sarida 12 лет назад
yay wish all the best for your mother i really hope the book succeds in the market
@TheQuinch
@TheQuinch 12 лет назад
It's not a backslash - it's a forward slash. {explaining and examples cut because RU-vid contents don't allow that kinda stuff}
@balkan2k
@balkan2k 11 лет назад
Funny how no stalker would care that much, yet you seem to obsess about it.
@LukeGibsonSS
@LukeGibsonSS 12 лет назад
bought the book, Shame shipping costs to the UK were so high, had to get the electronic version.
@wreynolds1995
@wreynolds1995 12 лет назад
I agree with pretty much everything "ciaochowbella" (a different RU-vid user who responded to you some time earlier) has said in response to your comment on this video. Although they did misspell "psychology" once.
@speedzzfreak
@speedzzfreak 12 лет назад
Congratulations Scott! =)
@Surfette72
@Surfette72 11 лет назад
Yes, all very true. Look at other animals who don't have the capacity to "reason" the way we do, yet still react in the same way a human would react in situations that involve protecting, nurturing, and "loving" their young. Life sciences have taught us that these are instincts, usually as a result of natural selection or conditioning. Then again, "science" is just really every man's interpretation of the world around him. Honestly, I don't think any human will ever have definitive answers.
@EyeLean5280
@EyeLean5280 12 лет назад
Looking forward to reading your mom's book!
@cubbyv
@cubbyv 12 лет назад
This is such good news. I think you said you taught a parenting class? I wanted to take part in your class but this much better in lue of logistics. Thanks for letting us know!
@TheCookiezPlz
@TheCookiezPlz 11 лет назад
YOU'RE ALIVE!
@Coyosso
@Coyosso 12 лет назад
It's because there are things called debates, and people enjoy having them because they are very stimulating, and apparently, people like watching them. Who knew? This has only been going on for all of written history.
@TeabagSalad
@TeabagSalad 12 лет назад
Given that you seem to be a very well rounded and pleasant person you seem to be - who can really tell from RU-vid ;) I'd say that your Mum did an amazing job of raising you and thus her book is probably awesome. Not planning on having kids for a few years but I think I'll buy a copy anyway. Thanks and please pass on my thanks to your Mum!
@rageoftyrael
@rageoftyrael 11 лет назад
I was merely putting forth an option that would be better than a book that merely gave 1 answer to any given situation. I imagine a book that helped you to learn how to understand children better, and how to better respond to their wants and needs, would be better than that by leagues as well.
@mithalashraf7419
@mithalashraf7419 11 лет назад
Dude, I just saw you on Bold and the Beautiful day time drama.
@kipkoan
@kipkoan 12 лет назад
I think it's pretty clear that biology plays a big role in a lot of behaviors. Neuroscience will eventually tell us how much for each type of behavior. The good news is that even if a certain trait is 99% biological, there is still that 1% left to environmental factors that we can influence, so good parenting skills are still valuable.
@BeatNick13
@BeatNick13 12 лет назад
Sounds like a great book that anyone would benefit from reading. Whether someone will have children or not, it's all useful and important information, so I would say--good answer to "what book would you make everyone read?".
@kitty16226
@kitty16226 12 лет назад
I am going to read that book! Even though I don't agree with having children currently.
@AndyCowen
@AndyCowen 11 лет назад
I bought your mom's book just now. Thanks for the review.
@VIIflegias
@VIIflegias 11 лет назад
goddamnit i miss you. are you ever going to restart your youtube video production ?
@HannahVioletCarter
@HannahVioletCarter 11 лет назад
i saw you on the bold and the beautiful and I was sooo shocked LOL
@MrPanetela
@MrPanetela 11 лет назад
How freaking cool is that! Will look for it. Thanks,,,on a side note: RU-vid ought 2 b renamed meTV. But every now and then something really extraordinary somehow gets upload. And this piece of news is one of them. .... best regards too your Mom, Mr. P (PS, your presentation, "Lord Logic" is still my favorite. Still trying to learn Logical Philosophy...but my biases and prejudices still holding me back....)
@barbara91092
@barbara91092 12 лет назад
wow, I would like to have time to read the book. But I'm Italian and I don't speak english very well...I study psychology and I'm sure that this book can be so helpful for me as for the other people that are interested in learning more about psychology and childhood :) thank u!
@aznsbd
@aznsbd 11 лет назад
It took me a while to load up the original comment but it seemed unnecessarily rude. Anyways I love your work on B&B you and Jaqueline Mackenzie Woods have had good chemistry and the love triangle storyline with you guys and Kim Matula is what got me really into B&B. Sorry to hear about the departure of Susan Flannery and Ron Moss, the show hasn't been the same since.
@AggieWolverine
@AggieWolverine 12 лет назад
Although I'm skeptical of Dr Faye (she works in repressed memories, and I have some first hand experience with false repressed memories), I can't blame her for her approach. I am not a psychologist, but it seems better and more empowering for parents to concentrate on environment rather than blaming behavior on genetics or diagnoses. Environment is well within the control of the parents, and in most cases research suggests it has a stronger influence than other factors.
@Kristen70364
@Kristen70364 12 лет назад
Considering how smart and successful you turned out (and how obvious it is that you love your mom), I will most likely get this book when I get pregnant. Also, I was raised Catholic but I'm an atheist now. I had some questions about raising a child without religion. Does her book address that?
@DevonHartigan
@DevonHartigan 12 лет назад
Thank you for your elaboration. I suspected that it was nothing but an unfortunate wording. My girlfriend is almost full term with my daughter, so I'm looking for quality parenting litterature, and it's not easy to find in an area teeming with pseudoscience. But just the fact that your mother has a reference list on her website makes me want to read the sample pages.
@mathmexican4234
@mathmexican4234 12 лет назад
Yay a video by you!
@stealspell
@stealspell 11 лет назад
Scott, how can you possibly deduce all that from "the underlying assumption...would have to be that all children respond to stimuli and events exactly the same way" Just because he's positing this as the assumption of the book, doesn't mean the converses are "there are no better or worse.." "all parenting.." Obviously, and you should know this, negating a universal (All) that relates to children in the so-called "underlying assumption" doesn't mean we render a universal (All) in your questions.
@Fougher
@Fougher 11 лет назад
I have to ask. Isn't it bit wierd to read a book about parenting writing by your own parents? I mean I'd be afraid to find the "omg I was just like that when I was a child"-moments while reading the book.
@peterlikesthis
@peterlikesthis 12 лет назад
I agree with everything you said, while we are here - what do you think of Craig? I find it very difficult to work out whether or not he 'has a point', all this logic stuff hurts my head sometimes. I mean, sometimes it's just plain obvious that Craig is being intellectually dishonest, but damn he is sneaky with that baggage he smuggles in.
@MagorianAx
@MagorianAx 12 лет назад
This can't be right. You posted another video far too recently. I didn't expect to see you for another five months or so. :P
@cogitated
@cogitated 12 лет назад
1. Psychology is not about theism, or atheism. 2. Atheists can and do have great childhoods.. 3. From all of the well informed, well presented videos Scott has put on his channel in regards to religious beliefs - you can hardly say he has limited his mindset to atheism. On the contrary, many of us atheists take a big interest in learning as much as we can about different religions, so that we can make our own informed decisions as to what we want to believe in (or not believe in).
@Pheobus3309
@Pheobus3309 11 лет назад
Especially when you're on Daytime almost every weekday. >.> You must be SO out of work to be on TV almost every day. Also, thanks for the reading material. :o I just wish it had something for allowing a parent or someone watching children to not get gray hairs when toddlers think they're invincible. D: Unless it does! Then it's even more worth it.
@teavea10
@teavea10 12 лет назад
Does it cover how to deal with religious views, religious friends that challenge, how kids should talk about religion around others, etc?
@streetcrazykenny
@streetcrazykenny 12 лет назад
Interesting way on looking at it. lol! Kids are very random and different, I think kids will turn out different even if parents read this book. And it would be a good read if you ask me, many parents would benefit. "Mom, you raised me by a book." "Yes honey, so no jokes about kids don't come with a manual." lol!
@TheDano1947
@TheDano1947 12 лет назад
We can can put that right along side the Dr.spock books already out there. Good luck with the book.
@TheoreticalBullshit
@TheoreticalBullshit 12 лет назад
Yes, that seems likely to me as well.
@SevenSecondsArise
@SevenSecondsArise 11 лет назад
You really need to make more videos!
@Finiras
@Finiras 11 лет назад
Sounds like a good read but I can't get it since I don't have a CC (where I live its hard to get one). If anyone ordered it and got the download link please pm it to me. For the children.
@DevonHartigan
@DevonHartigan 12 лет назад
From the website: "Some tastes and preferences develop that are less reversible than others, such as sexual orientation"... I'm not exactly sure what exactly lies in this sentence, but it seems to suggest that sexual orientation is a reversible thing, more or less validating the religious "dehomofication" of gay people. Of course the website doesn't say whether or not it is something that should be reversed, but it seems almost implied. Can you please elaborate on this topic?
@TheoreticalBullshit
@TheoreticalBullshit 12 лет назад
I think you ought to read what I wrote again. I didn't reverse anything accidentally.
@Afief
@Afief 9 лет назад
So I finally tried to order the book, but the website only accepts entering my credit card directly... Sorry man, I love your work but internet security is a hairy tangle that I don't trust small websites to get right. Unfortunately.
@Alessia6283
@Alessia6283 11 лет назад
It would be interesting to read it. Especially 'cause I worked in a nursery for four years.. I'm uncertain about a book can solve parental's several problems but maybe it can help them. Not always with the same ways we get the same result!
@Whopwhopable
@Whopwhopable 12 лет назад
I agree, sitting back and blaming genes is definitely not the best thing to do for parents. People tend to underestimate the amount of influence parents can have on the development of children. In her defense, she does mention its based on The Causal Theory and that she will be poking at sacred cows. So I'm not saying she's wrong, but she could've easily mentioned neurologists aren't sure how much influence genes etc have. Explaining its an ongoing discussion, instead of stating it like a fact.
@AnAmbientGrey
@AnAmbientGrey 11 лет назад
This book sounds fascinating
@mick4dennis
@mick4dennis 12 лет назад
some teenagers grow out of sexual desires, ive had gay thoughts when i was goin through puberty, im not gay now and never have such thoughts. so theres a prime example that some desires or tastes can be reversed or fade.
@TheoreticalBullshit
@TheoreticalBullshit 12 лет назад
I'm sorry for the confusion about that sentence. Indeed, it seems misleading. For the record, her position is that there is absolutely nothing wrong or unhealthy about homosexuality, and that homosexuality is not reversible in any way... and that treatments which attempt to "correct" homosexuality are extremely harmful.
@comradetortoise
@comradetortoise 12 лет назад
Of course, this may take a bit. Need to read the book.
@TheoreticalBullshit
@TheoreticalBullshit 11 лет назад
"how can you possibly deduce all that from 'the underlying assumption...'" I wasn't. I'm only making the point that, as soon as you acknowledge that parenting mistakes can be made or that there is knowledge to be learned about good parenting, then the thesis (that someone would be "arrogant" for presuming to know answers to parenting questions) is silly.
@TheWorldTeacher
@TheWorldTeacher 3 года назад
🐟 27. MARRIAGE & THE FAMILY: Matrimony is the contractual union of a man with one or more women, primarily for the purpose of PROCREATION and child-rearing. The couple should be brought together by their respective parents, and if practical, some sort of nuptial ceremony performed. Once a couple has been engaged to be married, they should not break the agreement, unless one party has been proven to have lost his or her virginity with a third party. OBVIOUSLY, after the wedding, the marriage contract cannot be broken, unless one or both parties has committed adultery, or one party has chosen to no longer carry out his or her marital duties (for instance, if the husband refuses to materially-support his wife/wives, or the wife refuses to perform domestic chores for her master, both of which are legitimate grounds for divorce). A RESPONSIBLE father will objectively evaluate the unique characteristics, virtues, idiosyncrasies, and shortcomings of his child from a relatively early age, and thereafter, seek a compatible spouse from the available pool of persons in his social circles. Unless his nation faces extinction, the potential match should not be any closer to his child than a cousin. If a prospective couple do not belong to the same clan (and thereby do not share the same family name), it is probable that their genetic code is sufficiently divergent to create healthy offspring. As implied above, incestuous marriage should only be condoned if the human race is in danger of extermination, or possibly in the instance where an entire race or nation is on the verge of annihilation. If one’s parents fail in their duty to select a suitable mate, one should very carefully choose a COMPATIBLE spouse. The recommended criteria used to evaluate marital compatibility are as follows: physical characteristics (such as relative height and sexual attractiveness), personality type, intelligence, emotional temperament, diet, cultural similarities, political ideology, religious affiliation, and life goals. One of the major causes of conjugal breakdown in recent decades has been due to the couple selecting each other based solely (or at least predominantly) on sexual attraction and/or amorous attachments, with little consideration given to the other guiding principles, listed above. Romance rarely lasts more than a couple of years. Marriage is an institution based largely on PRACTICAL considerations, not on lustful feelings or on fleeting sentimentality. Without firm, practical reasons for a couple remaining conjugally-bound, they are susceptible to marital divorce. Generally speaking, women have the potent desire to raise children, and require a man with which to mate, and then protect and support her and the offspring, during the fifteen-plus years (for EACH child) of child-rearing. Most men also desire to have a family, and additionally, possess a very powerful libido, which, if not channelled in a legitimate fashion, can cause a great deal of social misbehaviour (e.g. rape, etc.). There is no such thing as a nun in the eyes of God. Therefore, unless a woman is seriously disabled, either physically or psychologically, or else a lesbian, she is lawfully OBLIGATED to marry the man preselected by her parents (or if her parents are deceased, by her extant master, whether that be her grandfather, an uncle, or an adult nephew). Ideally, women ought to be betrothed as soon as they reach adulthood, to avoid a childless existence. Quite understandably, very few men have aspirations to mate with a post-menopausal female. Marriage is mandatory for men too, apart from missionary priests, those unfortunate males who are unable to support a family for reasons of mental or physical incapacity, men who are simply passed-over by hypergamous females due to being perceived as low-value suitors, homosexuals (meaning, men who are not at all attracted to the opposite gender. Bisexuals are not exempt from marriage), and men who reside in jurisdictions where ILLEGITIMATE feministic governments enact so-called “laws” which abrogate the lawful rights of married men. In my particular case, despite being a model husband and father, my first wife, with the support of the dirty, demonic, democratic Australian government, literally kidnapped my three precious children, whilst my second wife, with the assistance of the equally-wicked, violent, corrupt, murderous Filipino government, stole my presbytery (the house of a priest). The recent exodus of men in Western countries from the dating pool (or at least from formal marriage) is more than understandable. The man should be approximately ten to twenty years OLDER than his wife/wives. Some of the reasons for this are: It is natural for women to be attracted to older men and for men to be attracted to younger women. There is a good evolutionary reason why women reach their sexual peak between the ages of about fifteen to twenty-five and why a man's sexual market value peaks in his thirties to fifties. The female matures earlier (physically and socially), so if she mates with a man of similar age, she may find her spouse to be emotionally immature. The husband is almost a substitute for the woman's father figure, so the husband’s age gives him added authority as head of the family. Also, it gives the man extra time to establish his career, a house and home for his wife and forthcoming progeny. The main duties of the HUSBAND are to teach his wife/wives and sons whatever beneficial lessons he has learnt from his own masters, protect his family from harm, and supply their necessities of life (that is, food, clothing, and shelter) as well as desired luxuries, if practicable. The English noun “husband” comes from the Old Norse word “hûsbôndi”, meaning “master of the house”. Marriage is not a democracy. Any so-called man who compromises with his subordinates, whether they be his wife/wives or his offspring, is surely doomed to failure. Feminized western men, in particular, are guilty of such uxoriousness. Such emasculated “men” are not true men, and desperately need to regain their dignity as the head of their homes. The main daily duties of the WIFE are to execute domestic chores such as to cook, clean, sew, take care of the children, and to keep the husband sexually satisfied so he doesn't look at other women. The wife should submit to the will of her husband. She should fully respect him as her master, and should address him accordingly. Whilst conversing, the wife should focus her attention completely on her husband. She should listen carefully to what he says, learn what he is saying, answer him, and obey his instructions. A man should never be alone with any female, apart from his wife, of course. POLYGAMY has been taught by all the major religions. Unfortunately, the “westernized” religious cults seem to have done away with the practice for unbeknown reasons. The reason for polygamy is simply due to the fact that every woman needs a husband. Also, a certain proportion of men are destined to die as bachelors due to female hypergamy, which is a natural trait of women (even if it may seem unfair). When a woman marries, she LITERALLY joins the family of her husband. She takes her master's family name, and the husband's parents become her parents, which is why they are called “father/mother-in-law”, that is, “father/mother according to the law” (the one and only law of God, or more accurately, the Universal Law, as propounded in Chapter 12). CONVERSELY, if a woman divorces her lord and master, she no longer has any rights towards her previous family whatsoever. She cannot legally (according to the inextricable moral law [“dharma”, in Sanskrit]) take anything from her ex-husband’s family, whether that be his property (including the children born of that union) or his family name. Unless her husband is guilty of adultery, she may take only whatever clothes she has on her body, and cannot return to her birth family, but is a loose woman. A noble man will, if approached by his former daughter, instruct her to promptly return to her husband and submit to his will, rather than take her back into his home. Therefore, a divorced woman is to be referred to as a child's EX-MOTHER (or former mother). Any person who considers the birth mother of a child to still be that child’s mother (after divorcing herself from her master's family), is naught but a pathetic enabler of sinful behaviour, unless, as previously stated, the husband was proven to be an adulterer or grossly negligent in his duties as the patriarch of his family. Cont...
@TheWorldTeacher
@TheWorldTeacher 3 года назад
As far as practical, newlyweds should RESIDE in the house of their father (that is, the father of the groom, which is the bride’s father-according-to-the-law). The benefits of this living arrangement greatly exceed any possible disadvantages, assuming, of course, that the father-son relationship is amiable. Women, in particular, need the comfort and support of being surrounded by extended family. When facing relationship difficulties, emotional distress, or medical problems, women require the counsel of elder females, such as their grandmother, mother-in-law, or an aunt. Although males generally do not feel the same need for close familial bonds, it is beneficial for men to maintain a strong relationship with their male kin. The storehouse of knowledge and wisdom preserved by the patriarchy is invaluable for any young man, no matter his level of intelligence or seeming sagacity. Also, if the husband dies or becomes severely disabled, his wife has a safe haven for herself and her offspring. Ideally, a widow should be cared for by a brother-in-law, or if her deceased husband has no brethren, another male relative. Furthermore, there are significant financial advantages to the extended family dwelling in the same house (or at least in the immediate vicinity), which can never be discounted for the vast majority of families, who are not blessed with an abundance of wealth. Just as the parents (hopefully) spent decades lovingly-raising their offspring, it is the sacred DUTY of adult male children to care for their elderly parents and, of course, any of their extant grandparents. If, for some reason, the sons are unwilling or unable to properly look after their ageing parents, that obligation will naturally fall to the parents’ nephews and nieces. Failing that, any relative (i.e. any adult male, or possibly female, within the clan) may take responsibility for the care of an ageing or disabled couple. In the foregoing paragraph, where it is mentioned that the duty of care is placed upon a particular male relative, it should be understood that the ACTUAL daily tasks of caring for the ageing couple do not necessarily fall upon him personally. For example, if the son is busy at work, his wife and/or daughters must care for their elders. Obviously, it is quite improper for a man to bathe and toilet his geriatric mother. Unless medical complications arise, the ideal location for a pregnant woman to birth her child is in her HOME, preferably midwifed by her mother-in-law and other female kin (that is, any girl or woman with whom she shares the same family name). Unless the mother is over the age of thirty-five, has an infection, or the baby is premature, underwater birthing is possibly the least stressful method of childbirth. This is best done in a properly-disinfected bathtub, filled with lukewarm water, purified via the process of reverse-osmosis. If possible, a qualified obstetrician should be consulted during the final trimester of pregnancy to confirm whether or not home-birthing is a safe option for the mother in question, and a physician contacted in the case of a medical emergency during the birth. As far as possible and practical, infants should BREASTFEED exclusively for at least the first two years, and subsequently be slowly weaned with mashed fruits. The ideal human diet is fully explicated in the concluding chapter of this “Final Instruction Sheet for Humanity”, but for the benefit of those who are without access to Chapter 30 of “F.I.S.H”, children, adolescents, as well as adults, thrive on fully-raw vegetarian foodstuffs (or at least a mostly-raw plant-based diet, for those residing outside of the tropics). Furthermore, veganism is a moral imperative! The two most important facets of child-rearing are DISCIPLINE and AFFECTION. Apart from the obvious requirements of being properly fed, clothed, housed, and educated, children need, more than anything else, strict discipline, coupled with an enormous amount of love and affection. Childhood trauma, caused by such things as parental neglect, physical and/or sexual abuse, and divorce, invariably results in severe psychological problems later in life, which requires an inordinate amount of therapy to overcome. Unfortunately, very few such persons receive adequate treatment for their particular form of neurosis, which often results in them causing a menace to themselves and to others. Those who are unable to hire a qualified psychologist to help with their disease, are advised to consult a competent yoga instructor, qualified in at least one of the four systems of yoga (religion) described in Chapter 16 of this Holy Scripture. As children enter ADOLESCENCE, they ought to be physically and psychologically prepared to face the demands of life as an “independent” adult. Young women must be trained in the intricacies of life as a housewife and mother, whilst young men should be apprenticed in their chosen field of work (or for the small proportion of males with an entrepreneurial inclination, their careers as businessmen, and for an infinitesimally smaller percentage of men, to function as kings or as priests). The nuclear family is the basic building block of any society. After carefully perusing the above precepts, it should be patently obvious that modern societies are ordered VERY far from the ideal in respect to family life, and that, unless individuals, organizations, and governments make concerted efforts to repair this foundational unit of society, the consummate destruction of human civilization is inevitable. “Whosoever divorces his wife and marries another woman commits adultery, and for the man who marries a woman who has divorced herself from her husband, both he and the woman have committed adultery.” Lord Jesus Christ, Divine Incarnation, “Gospel of Luke” 16:18. “Educate your children to self-control, to the habit of holding passion and prejudice and evil tendencies subject to an upright and reasoning will, and you have done much to abolish misery from their future and crimes from society.” Benjamin Franklin, American Polymath. “Raising children is, in a sense, the reason the society exists in the first place. It's the most important thing that happens, and it's the culmination of all the tools and language and social structure that has evolved.” From “The Lost World” by Michael Crichton, American Author.
@qc1okay
@qc1okay 12 лет назад
No, "nature vs. nurture" was started by klt1234 long before I came in. I didn't exclude those experiences, evolution did (some species don't nurture). But it makes no difference what word we use - environment, nurture, post-birth, etc. - the fact remains that in Dr. Snyder's Manual, she claims that pre-birth is less important to orientation than post-birth. That claim is disproved by modern science, or simply by realizing that some animals are homosexual with no post-birth nurturing at all!
@oldhatAN
@oldhatAN 11 лет назад
That doesn't come included with the kid though. Technically, it's sold separately.
@skep212able
@skep212able 10 лет назад
Good to see you back ,keep up the good work on here, do you think you will ever take on a Craig in public, Bill Nye smoked Ham style, ID like to see it ,
@WeAreTheHood
@WeAreTheHood 11 лет назад
Yeah most likely. 'Bless her'.
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