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question during this election season. Do you remember what your
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last political discussion was? Was it unpleasant? Experience. How do
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you feel about this election coming up? Tell me does
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anyone in your family even agree with you these days?
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Now? Have you ever heard of a book?
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It's called The Biology of Politics. If you can answer
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yes or maybe to any of these questions I've asked,
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then you are in the right place. And I'd like
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to welcome you to January Jones sharing senior success stories. Now,
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My guest, I'm so excited to have him here with
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us today. He is a physician specializing in psychiatry. He
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received his degree from Harvard Medical School, where he then
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taught for twenty years at that school. His knowledge of
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genetics stems from medicine and from his study with four
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Nobel Prize winners at the Pastor Institute in Paris. He
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has experience in national politics, having worked as a field
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director in a presidential campaign where he spoke on the
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same stage with two future presidents. He is the author
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of the Biology of Politics, and it is my pleasure
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today to Welcome to our podcast, doctor Melvin Turi. Hi, doctor,
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how you doing.
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I'm doing fine, and thanks for inviting me to this podcast.
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Oh doctor Lurie, it's wonderful to have you.
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I've been looking forward to you coming because, as you know,
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everyone is talking about politics these days, aren't they.
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Well, it's not necessarily talking to some of their family members,
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their friends. Unfortunately, as you were saying.
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Well, I know, it's crazy.
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It's like this has been so divisive for so many families.
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And I'm sure that you have dealt with this. Now.
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When you wrote biology of Politics, you're talking about civilizations.
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They last two hundred and fifty years, and as far
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as I know, history tends to repeat itself.
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Is that true? Doctor?
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Absolutely? The question is why? Because we don't want this
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civilization of ours to disintegrate. So what That's what got
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me going.
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Okay, historians talk about wars and royalty, and they don't
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really give us enough information about the scientific aspect, and
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you write about the biology of human nature and how
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that works. Could you elaborate on that a little bit
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for us?
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Sure? Well, you see, because historians don't talk about biology
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of politics, they didn't know about it. Take another route.
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So I decided to study a lower species because it's
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simpler than our complicated human species. The question was which
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lower species, and I came up with nesting nesting species.
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So let's let's talk talk about birds. So what do
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birds do well? They bring there's an outside the nest
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adult that brings food in for the hatchlings. Right, independent
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have slings. In addition, they the outside the nest parent
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wards off danger would be intruders. Let me tell you
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a personal story. I got too close to a robin's
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nest one day, and before I knew it, there was
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this robin. He see to me seemed like a giant,
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and I pushed him away. He kept coming back. The
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only way I stopped it was to just run away.
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So it's not But the point is, that's how strongly
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this drive is to prevent would be intruders to the nest.
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Inside the nest, Inside the nest, reproduction takes place. We're
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not talking about sex, We're talking about reproductive development from
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infancy to adulthood.
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Okay.
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And once I saw what the functions were inside the nest,
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I could see how they were manifest in us humans.
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So the ones inside the nest are to feed, to nurture,
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and especially to tend to the most vulnerable at the
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time too, and also to clean the nest. Most people
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don't know it, but little hatchlings deliver a fecal sack
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to the mother, who then takes it out and keeps
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the nest clean.
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Oh my gosh, oh wow.
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You know, so that's where that comes from.
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Well, it's a drive. It's a drive, and we can
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see it manifested in the in the regular family unit.
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You know, go outside thet you're bring in money because
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you're not going to carry food in absolutely.
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You know.
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Welcome back with my guest who is definitely not a
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whiner because he is a winner. And uh, doctor Turi,
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would you share with our listeners your website and how
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where they can get your book so.
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They can get the book at the Biology of politics
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dot com, the Biology offpolitics dot com. My website is
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my name, Melvinlori dot com.
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Oh wonderful.
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talking about survival and reproduction and let's talk. Let's get
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right down to the nitty gritty. So it's applied to
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your biology is applied to politics. Could you give us
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some examples of what would happen if ex President Trump wins?
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And then also what would happen biologically speaking, if Kamala
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Harris wins.
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Could you give us some examples about that?
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Sure, So, our civilization is on a path, and on
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that path, we seem to be at aflection point between
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balance between survival and reproduction and imbalance and is that
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could be the thing that ends society's civilizations. So if
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Trump is elected to make America great again, he will
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move the clock back to when there was a balance
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between survival and reproduction. But by the way, after he's out,
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if he does this and he's out, the trend will
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continue because it's so strong, it's it's embedded in our society.
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If Harris wins, will continue on the path we've been
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on for the last four years. So that's and that
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unfortunately is such that it creates an imbalance between drives
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between drives, and until it's re established, our society is
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vulnerable to stressors. And we have a lot of stressors,
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as you know.
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So yes, let's let's talk about some of the stressors
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we have now. There's illegal immigration.
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Has a big.
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Topic that we hear a lot about.
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And you know, I was.
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Upset that it didn't pass in the Congress this last
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goal around.
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And do you have any thoughts about immigration?
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Sure, the reason it didn't pass is because the actual
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bill that was presented was would make things worse. About
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going into details, so it didn't pass. So everybody can say, oh,
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it didn't pass, but there's a reason. The reason is
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because it would make things worse. I can't go into
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the details. If you want, I can talk a little
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bit more about that. But the point is that we
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as a society don't understand and appreciate the drives that
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are in all of us to different degrees, but have
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split the society so that the people focusing on survival
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like economy and military, and the people focusing on reproduction,
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which is nurturing, caring most vulnerable, keeping things clean. There's
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an imbalanced and the trick, the idea to keep a
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civilization I think strong, is to allow all the drives
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to occur to the degree that they don't interfere with
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other drives, and we can, once we appreciate these are drives,
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deal with them. There's a sex drive with sex drives,
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but it you don't get willing nilly. I mean, you
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don't have cave men clubbing women and it's not allowed.
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We manage that drive so that it's fulfilled, but not
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to the detriment of other drives, like having a reasonable society.
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So that's an example I give. Because everybody can appreciate
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that there's a sexual drive, can they appreciate as a
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drive to cleanliness? Drive drive? It's not just some idea
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of nowhere to drive. And I could go on, but
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it seems like you have something to ask me.
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Okay, Now, you know, it's very important obviously to keep
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the economy strong. And so far what I'm seeing some
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of the numbers are indicating this has been one of
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the most incredible economies that we've had in many, many years.
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And what are your thoughts about our economy. Is biology
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related to the economy in any way?
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Well, of course, because we're biological creatures, it's related in
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some way. The question is I mean, that's what my
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quest has been. How is it related? Yeah, okay, So
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the economy is just a more abstract or generalized manifestation
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of this drive to bring resources into the nest. The
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nest becomes the country the nest. So right, So it's
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a drive we want to we're driven to have money.
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A lot of people can't help it, and that's and
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so the economy is suffering because some inside the nest drives.
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Drives are interfering. But I say drives, what I mean
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is a behavior that it's going to happen. If it
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doesn't happen one way, it'll happen another way or another way.
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It's a drive. It keeps, It's like an urge or
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force keeps trying to happen. So but when you have