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Barack Obama allegedly predicted Donald Trump's victory, while a professor faced backlash for advising students on dating opportunities, sparking a debate on women's attitudes towards feminism and relationships. The discussion also touched on declining church attendance, understanding dogs' language, and the FDA's stance on Ivermectin for COVID-19.
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- Dogs have the cognitive ability to understand nouns and simple commands like "sit," showcasing their intelligence and communication skills.
- A decline in church attendance is noted among various religious groups, except for Fox News viewers, indicating a shift in religious practices and affiliations among different demographics.
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Summary
00:00
"Obama predicts Trump win, embassy evacuations break record"
- Barack Obama allegedly told Joe Biden that Donald Trump would win and make changes
- President presided over 11 embassy evacuations, breaking a record
- Two Canadian men switched at birth received a formal apology from the government
- Dogs understand the meaning of nouns and commands like "sit"
- Inventory explosions in shops amid tough times for many Americans
- Massive pride flags flown at embassies worldwide, aiding in finding brunch spots
- Decline in church attendance for most religious groups, except for Fox News viewers
- Playground bullies tend to earn more in middle age
- FDA removes warning against using Ivermectin for COVID-19, still recommends masks
- Berkeley professor under fire for advising students to leave the Bay Area for better dating opportunities, sparking controversy and outrage
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Women's Confidence, Dating, and Risk-Taking Trends
- Women are described as confident and unapologetic in the workforce, with a reference to a woman who donated $640 million to left-wing causes.
- A discussion ensues about women's attitudes towards dating and feminism, with a mention of a TikTok video where a woman appreciates being treated as a woman.
- A professor at Berkeley is criticized for discussing dating tips with students, with a focus on the conflicting attitudes of some women towards men.
- The conversation shifts to the idea that constant complaining and anger are unattractive qualities in both men and women, with a reference to the show "Jackass."
- The discussion concludes with a comparison of men and women's tendencies towards risk-taking, with a mention of libertarianism and the fall of the Roman Empire.
