

2687: Zuby On The Current State of America
Sep 18, 2025
ZUBY, a musician and social commentator, shares his insights on fatherhood and life in the safe, strict environment of Dubai. He warns about the dangers of collectivism and the media's role in manipulating perception, emphasizing the need for civil discourse. ZUBY proposes a three-way framework for resolving conflict and discusses the need for responsible parenting in a tech-driven world. He also touches on finding balance through routines and social media breaks, reminding listeners to stay grounded in reality.
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Becoming A Father Changed Priorities
- Zuby describes becoming a father and how he shifted from selfish to selfless thinking immediately upon learning of the pregnancy.
- He credits being an uncle for 19 years with easing his transition into fatherhood.
Why Dubai Feels Safe And Ordered
- Zuby recounts living in Dubai and growing up in the Middle East, praising its safety, cleanliness, and family friendliness.
- He explains Dubai's large expat population and intentional immigration filter as reasons for low crime and strong employment.
Systems Reduce Crime More Than Punishment
- Zuby argues Dubai's low crime comes more from immigration/employment filters than only harsh punishments.
- He notes no welfare, visas tied to jobs, and high employment reduce incentives for crime.