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"I gained full control over the processes of my mind."
I'm privileged to walk alongside and guide high-caliber leaders like @TheSebasHidalgo in accessing their deeper strategic clarity
Watch his transformation from chaos to precision.
Clint Nolan retweeted
Jesus told us to “turn the other cheek.”
Then someone struck Jesus in the face.
And He didn’t turn the other cheek.
That is not a contradiction. It is one of the clearest clues we have to what Christ actually meant—and the Fathers explicitly used it to explain the passage. 🧵
Clint Nolan retweeted
Of all the things conservatives like to point to as the moment everything went to pot (e.g., the ’60s, WWI, French Revolution, Westphalia, Act of Supremacy, 95 Theses, Great Schism, Fall of Rome, Eve’s eating the apple, etc.), nominalism is among the strongest contenders.
Jay Dyer on Tucker Carlson: How Medieval Philosophy Nominalism created modern transgender ideology:
“Nominalism is the idea that there are only names to things, not essences. So there’s no human nature. No dog nature. The ancient world believed things have real essences. Words described metaphysical reality.
Occam started denying that. It influenced Luther. Then Hume, Kant, the Enlightenment…
If things don’t have essences, then they don’t have genders objectively — everything is just a name.
So I can just name myself he, him, Zer, Z.
That’s the logical train from medieval philosophy to postmodern gender ideology.
It flies in the face of lived experience. You basically have to be indoctrinated to believe it.”
AI gives you infinite options.
It doesn't give you objectivity, instinct, or decisiveness.
Infinite choice, zero conviction.
If you're anything like the other high-performers I work with, you're solving the wrong problems...
Efficiently.
The harder you push through burnout, the worse it gets.
Nobody tells you that.
Or maybe they did... but you wouldn't hear it.
Some experts call the Shroud of Turin “The Fifth Gospel.”
Now, studying it as part of my postgraduate certificate in Shroud Studies, I see why.
And reading the Gospels alongside the evidence of the Shroud and biblical archaeology is deepening everything for me... faith, history, and awe.
Indeed, the Word became flesh.
