Topic: Recession

Recession comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from July 2019 to August 2022.

July 2019 August 2022

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Jeff Harman | Astrological Signs Of The Times, Globalist Plans, & Beings Among Us
• 54:14 - 56:52

Jeff Harman | Astrological Signs Of The Times, Globalist Plans, & Beings Among Us

Tropical versus Sidereal Astrology and the 2023 Recession

Jeff Harmon compares the accuracy of Tropical and Sidereal (Vedic) astrology, noting that Tropical systems seem particularly effective for mundane world events. He predicts a heavy recession or depression perfected by a Saturn-Uranus square in late September 2022. While Pluto enters Tropical Aquarius in late 2023, the immediate economic outlook is described as a controlled shutdown of infrastructure.

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Chris Knowles | He Will Live Up In The Sky, The Tangled Web, & The Woke Virus
• 58:57 - 1:03:25

Chris Knowles | He Will Live Up In The Sky, The Tangled Web, & The Woke Virus

Economic Collapse of Woke Media and Academic Institutions

Chris Knowles argues that "wokeness" acts like a cancer that eventually destroys its host, citing the financial decline of digital media outlets like Gawker and Vice. He mentions the "get woke, go broke" phenomenon, highlighting Gillette's multi-billion dollar write-off following a controversial advertising campaign. The segment also notes the catastrophic collapse of humanities majors and the closing of several liberal arts colleges that originally incubated these ideologies.

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Dr. Sam Milham | Dirty Electricity & Corporate Criminality
• 47:07 - 49:41

Dr. Sam Milham | Dirty Electricity & Corporate Criminality

Economic Recessions and Improved Public Health Outcomes

Historical data shows that mortality rates often improve during economic recessions, a phenomenon Dr. Milham attributes to reduced electricity consumption. He notes that affluent populations with high electrical usage tend to have poorer health outcomes compared to those in poverty or groups like the Amish. Regarding modern technology, he expresses a preference for Subaru vehicles because they use light-based safety systems rather than the radar-based collision avoidance found in other brands.

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