Quinn Driggs is a writer whose work primarily focuses on U.S. foreign policy and military intervention.  She is a vocal advocate for small government, and she is currently living in Amman, Jordan. 

In this interview Quinn navigates us through her journey of becoming a libertarian. She explains the reality she inherited and her background of coming from a household of neoconservatism. She also explains some keynote experiences in her life that caused a shift in her perspective and ultimately led to her current beliefs, which are rooted in freedom and principles of non-aggression. 

Quinn Driggs
 
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The US is Involved in a War Just as Horrific as Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

Is the US still waging war on Afghanistan?


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"If the masses are a large group of people, it's a lot easier to control them if they're in smaller groups, smaller factions. It's even easier to manipulate and control these smaller factions if they are constantly at war with each other.

I think as long as there is going to be a class that feels that they need to rule over another group of people that we will always have these types of issues."

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This week, Sadie does a solo episode sharing her thoughts on the evolution of perspective. She explores the idea of "experience tracking" and poses questions about whether or not that level of transparency regarding the factors that build our perspectives would beneficial or if it comes with too much responsibility.

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"I was just thinking of the experiences of being bullied and being alone and being called a 'bitch' and a 'fag' and all of those things growing up in middle school and early high school. Those experiences sear themselves into your mind. I was thinking about these ways that we define what a man is supposed to act like and how they keep getting repeated in different ways. 

We keep repeating some of these things where men are kind of shut off from expressing themselves. 

I think that men do so many things to cover up their shame. For instance, a lot of violence I think is really a reaction to being ashamed."

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"Through my eyes the world is a beautiful place. I have a heart of love for the opportunity to be in this world at this time. I was perfectly born for the time I was born in, to be the pioneer I have been in my life and in my career and I will continue to be so until I breathe my last breath."


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"I always consider myself a beautiful disaster because I'm full of scars, I'm full of tumors, I'm full of missing body pieces and yet, I still smile. 

I developed a splinter in my toe and it got really infected and then I went to Canada and they realized that I didn't have an artery that grew down my leg so I had to have the amputation and it was just life changing. I was 11 years old and I went into that operation as one person but I came out as a different person.  I had to grow up and learn how to handle something that most adults probably wouldn't be able to comprehend. "


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"For me, I always had a free spirit. I never infringed on someone's beliefs. I always tried to let them have the freedom to choose and the freedom to learn. And I gave myself the freedom to in turn, learn from them. I've always wanted the freedom to believe in what I chose to believe even from a religious perspective because I am not the same person as my family. I don't believe in the same things that they do. My freedom of political choice and the way I want to live my life should not be infringed upon by anyone, politician or civilian alike."

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This week, Sadie does a solo episode debriefing her TEDx Talk, The Measurement of Perspective, which explains her hypothesis on the dimensions of human perspective. She also illustrates her vision for the future of Perspectuus and how you can be a part of the movement. 

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