WhatSortofPerson

What would you suggest to a person intuiting something inherently wrong in a longterm relationship? Say, hypothetically, that one were to have an overwhelming sense that his partner were more interested in sex with other women?

Is it likely to feel overwhelmed with that possibility, but still be wrong?

If we ever need police help for a situation involving a person with mental ihealth ssues, what can we tell the dispatcher that increases the chance that specialists like yourselves will respond?

Do you find it at all odd that so many high profile, powerful men have wives who are Chinese nationals?

Edit: For instance - McConnell, Murdoch, Zuckerberg.

Edit 2: It's not just men marrying women from other countries that seems odd. That just seems perfectly normal to me. It's that I can't think of a set of other men at that level of power whose wives are all from India, Japan, Finland or Paraguay. It's the cluster, along with the reputation of the government that makes it noteworthy.

Do you think there would be any interest in doing an episode about historic catastrophe? Like the comet impact during the Younger Dryas that Graham Hancock believes wiped out more advanced civilizations?

I have no idea whether the theory is plausible, but man is it interesting.

Edit - I hit "send" too soon, so I fixed it.

Jack Canfield (Chicken Soup for the Soul) was on Bulletproof radio talking about using LSD when he was younger.

Think we'll finally see public perception shift toward mind-altering substances as healthy?