Sep 11, 2026 · 1 hr 24 min · 16 segments
Zuby is joined by self-described "most positive man on the internet," Tyler Todt. Tyler shares his story; from dropping out of college and winning seven figures playing professional poker, to waking…
Continuing on from what I was saying about the USA being a country of paradoxes, I'm from the UK.
And in the UK, it's much clearer, even statistically, that British people have generally moved away from God and moved away from Christianity.
I think something like only...
I want to say about 4% of the British population goes to church regularly, and the majority of the population in the UK does not identify as Christian.
However, in the USA, statistically, at least according to polls, the majority of the American population in 2026 consider themselves to be Christian.
However, in terms of lots of lifestyles and policies and belief systems and the way things are, it doesn't sort of look like that.
There seems to be a sort of mismatch between the people saying they're Christian and then kind of what's happening on ground and how people are actually living in a country where the majority of people you know, consider themselves to be Christian, why would you also have one of the highest divorce rates and, you know, the highest rate of single motherhood? That doesn't quite seem to, it doesn't quite seem to square.
So what people sort of claim to believe versus how they're actually living and how much they're following it, there seems to be quite a big gap there.
What do you, what do you make of that? Do you have any unique insight?
And so I've seen politicians recently in the last month that claim, if you go to their Twitter, their first thing is Christ follower.
And they were celebrating being able to kill a child right up until the day before you give birth.
I will say, man, and I don't even pass judgment on these people because man, in my own human heart, I can rationalize almost anything, you know, and I have for a lot of my life.
So, yeah, I just tend to believe, again, if everybody wakes up and they're seeking God and truly his ways, I think we'd go a lot different as a country.
And I think every human's fate, whether you're in the U.S. or wherever you're at, you're going to hear one of two things when you pass from this world to the next.
Continuing on from what I was saying about the USA being a country of paradoxes, I'm from the UK.
And in the UK, it's much clearer, even statistically, that British people have generally moved away from God and moved away from Christianity.
I think something like only...
I want to say about 4% of the British population goes to church regularly, and the majority of the population in the UK does not identify as Christian.
However, in the USA, statistically, at least according to polls, the majority of the American population in 2026 consider themselves to be Christian.
However, in terms of lots of lifestyles and policies and belief systems and the way things are, it doesn't sort of look like that.
There seems to be a sort of mismatch between the people saying they're Christian and then kind of what's happening on ground and how people are actually living in a country where the majority of people you know, consider themselves to be Christian, why would you also have one of the highest divorce rates and, you know, the highest rate of single motherhood? That doesn't quite seem to, it doesn't quite seem to square.
So what people sort of claim to believe versus how they're actually living and how much they're following it, there seems to be quite a big gap there.
What do you, what do you make of that? Do you have any unique insight?
And so I've seen politicians recently in the last month that claim, if you go to their Twitter, their first thing is Christ follower.
And they were celebrating being able to kill a child right up until the day before you give birth.
I will say, man, and I don't even pass judgment on these people because man, in my own human heart, I can rationalize almost anything, you know, and I have for a lot of my life.
So, yeah, I just tend to believe, again, if everybody wakes up and they're seeking God and truly his ways, I think we'd go a lot different as a country.
And I think every human's fate, whether you're in the U.S. or wherever you're at, you're going to hear one of two things when you pass from this world to the next.
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