The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg Nature Is Trying to Kill You | Solo
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Jul 26, 2025 In the Adirondacks, personal reflections collide with broader societal issues. The speaker tackles economic disparities between the US and Europe, revealing shocking truths about heat-related deaths versus gun violence. A deep dive into poverty illustrates how wealth can combat societal ills. The conversation shifts to the intersection of science and politics, critiquing historical and cultural biases. Ultimately, it advocates for a justice system rooted in personal accountability while questioning our understanding of objective truth.
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Jonah's Personal Dog Story
- Jonah Goldberg shares the personal story of his dog Zoe's illness, touching on the emotional impact and challenges involved.
- This story humanizes the podcast and sets a sincere, reflective tone for the discussion that follows.
Europeans Die More From Heat Than Guns
- More Europeans die from heat due to lack of air conditioning than Americans die from gunshot wounds.
- Cold-related deaths far outnumber heat-related ones, yet media coverage prioritizes heat deaths disproportionately.
Cultural Views on Air Conditioning
- Air conditioning is seen as a luxury in Europe, not a necessity, limiting its adoption and risking lives during heat waves.
- This cultural resistance contrasts with the U.S., where air conditioning is vital for life and productivity.
