Greg Johnson Archive
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🏛️ The Greg Johnson Archive: Preserving the historic writings, lectures, and seminar speeches of the author and colleagues.
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This is opening up a can of worms, probably, but here goes. Reply with your theory, if you have a theory (even the official one), of what happened on 9/11.
I won't offer my commentary—I'm just curious what YOU think. But no vague bullshit like "It was the Jews!" (even if you think the Jews were involved), or "the official one."
Here are the terms: 1. Be terse. 2. But be specific. 3. One paragraph, five sentences or fewer.
If you can't/won't conform to the terms, don't bother.
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Speaking of Halloween costumes . . . please, God, tell me Spirit Halloween is selling mine this year:
Back in 2016, I lost all of my followers (approximately 500K). Please help me to get them back; they were all personal friends. Excuse me: frens. [Insert forlorn Pepe meme.]
I'm convinced that the AI art-creation algorithm relies solely on Jehovah's Witness Watchtower magazine covers for inspiration.
An off-putting trend is taking a historical figure known for tenacity, courage, valor, etc. and giving him the AI treatment to physically rendering him as a more muscular (i.e., "masculine") version of himself.
The man was not that. He was something else, and his strength was not your caricatured idea of what strength looks like.
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The next time you're feeling self-conscious, afraid to step out and just do it, remember: Your apprehensions may be right; that idea you have might truly be stupid, and your better sense is simply trying to avert disaster.
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One of the most important concepts for the would-be wise man to consider is Chesterton's Fence.
Try to muster the humility to at least pause before your iconoclasm campaign, because some damage just can't be undone.
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Was showing my daughter some old Peanuts clips on YouTube and I stumbled across a core memory that one shotted me as a kid.
Completely forgot about it until today, but the images are hard seared into my brain. Used to rewind the VCR to watch it back over and over.
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