This quick video will show you the main factors in identifying mushrooms such as cap shape, tube attachments, etc, and will show you how to use that information to identify or successfully research the mushrooms you find in the wild, with a handy guide book! Just remember that this is a beginner video. Don’t use *only* the factors in the video for finding edible mushrooms. Although they can be used to identify most mushrooms, there are many where a poisonous species may have the same general factors as an edible one, and In that case scales and bruising are also needed to identify the mushroom. Remember to hit that flame and jab that tip button! Check out my channel for more random stuff you may like!

This video is about primalism, a libertarian, socially center-right/liberal conservative ideology, centered on the belief of realism and liberalism, meaning that There are things like Social monogamy and charity that are primal, or natural, and there are things like promiscuous sex and drug use which are not primal, or unnatural. At the same time, individuals are free do to what is primal, or not, as different ways of life are good for different people, and individuals can’t use force to get others to do what’s primal or natural. Primalism holds that things like gender roles exist primally, but individual’s personality and abilities may override them. Primalism holds that no race or ethnicity is truly superior to another, while holding that western culture, In many areas, is superior to other world cultures. Primalism is a new term for this ideology which had become increasingly popular among libertarians, specifically ancaps, voluntarists, and agorists. this video is the first time that it has been organized and put together. ——————————————— Unlike paleolibertarianism, which is somewhat further right than primalism, primalism is not simply conservative beliefs paired with libertarianism, but a social belief based off of libertarian self interest philosophy, and human nature psychology. It gets deeper than this video, and I might make a more in depth video on it in the future.