Watched the Ballad of B. Scruggs recently. One episode has Liam Neeson traveling around with a limbless gimp who recites the Bible and Shakespeare for people. He ultimately throws the gimp in the river because people prefer watching a chicken doing math (or the illusion of it)
English majors now struggle to read entire books, the public reads less than ever, and almost all of the growth in publishing is coming from women buying mountains of romance slop.
We are entering a post-literate age. What does that mean for politics?
keithwoods.com/p/post-litera…
"There are people out there who don't know who Joe Rogan is lving real kick ass lives"
"My friend and I were at the gym and a guy walked in wearing a top hat, monocle and a cane. I felt completely Jacob-Reese Mogged and I had to leave"
Replying to @nnrx5
You need to get in contact with your local underworld crime boss. Those guys can't get enough time mentoring younger men.
Homo Bessent did this to him when they got in an argument BTW. He will never be allowed to exercise real power.
Elon Musk Is the Most Powerful Man in the World
“The most powerful man in the world, in my opinion, is Elon Musk. Maybe it’s too early to say. It’ll be validated in 5 years because of what he’s doing with communication, with Starlink, with his batteries, with his cars, with SpaceX. This is not a regular guy.”
“World leaders are worried about Elon more than they’re worried about what Trump’s gonna be doing. And they’re uniting. They’re coming together.”
























