I think Christianity is central to civil liberties as given by god, it's a standard of western principles of law.

But experts and technological takeover of the most minute details of daily life have crowded out traditional existence and human experience and replaced it with data manipulation and junk science.

I will never take the black pill, but I remember when Ted Kazinsky was being hunted and captured, the news was screeching his mad manifesto about tech and data controlling our lives ... and I thought what he had to say was profound. He might be crazy, but he's not wrong.

The tech is too embedded and too necessary and too addictive now. Humanity hardly has enough room in their lives for church anymore; besides you can Zoom your favorite church service at home while toasting in your Amazon delivered jammies during lockdowns.

I think Christianity is central to civil liberties as given by god, is a standard of western principles of law.

But experts and technological takeover of the most minute details of daily life have crowded out traditional existence and human experience and replaced it with data manipulation and junk science.

I will never take the black pill, but I remember when Ted Kazinsky was being hunted and captured, the news was screeching his mad manifesto about tech and data controlling our lives ... and I thought what he had to say was profound. He might be crazy, but he's not wrong.

The tech is too embedded and too necessary and too addictive now. Humanity hardly has enough room in their lives for church anymore; besides you can Zoom your favorite church service at home while toasting in your Amazon delivered jammies during lockdowns.

I think Christianity is central to civil liberties as given by god, i9s a standard of western principles of law.

But experts and technological takeover of the most minute details of daily life have crowded out traditional existence and human experience and replaced it with data manipulation and junk science.

I will never take the black pill, but I remember when Ted Kazinsky was being hunted and captured, the news was screeching his mad manifesto about tech and data controlling our lives ... and I thought what he had to say was profound. He might be crazy, but he's not wrong.

The tech is too embedded and too necessary and too addictive now. Humanity hardly has enough room in their lives for church anymore; besides you can Zoom your favorite church service at home while toasting in your Amazon delivered jammies during lockdowns.

I think Christianity is central to civil liberties as given by god, as a standard of western principles of law.

But experts and technological takeover of the most minute details of daily life have crowded out traditional existence and human experience and replaced it with data manipulation and junk science.

I will never take the black pill, but I remember when Ted Kazinsky was being hunted and captured, the news was screeching his mad manifesto about tech and data controlling our lives ... and I thought what he had to say was profound. He might be crazy, but he's not wrong.

The tech is too embedded and too necessary and too addictive now. Humanity hardly has enough room in their lives for church anymore; besides you can Zoom your favorite church service at home while toasting in your Amazon delivered jammies during lockdowns.

I think Christianity is central to civil liberties as given by god, as a standard of western principles of law.

But experts and technological takeover of the most minute details of daily life have crowded out traditional existence and human experience and replaced it with data manipulation and junk science.

I will never take the black pill, but I remember when Ted Kazinsky was being hunted and captured, the news was screeching his mad manifesto about tech and data controlling our lives ... and I thought what he had to say was profound. He might be crazy, but he's not wrong.

The tech is too embedded and too necessary and too addictive now. Humanity hardly has enough room in their lives for church anymore; besides you can Zoom your favorite church service at home while toasting in your Amazon delivered jammies.

I think Christianity is central to civil liberties as given by god, as a standard of western principles.

But experts and technological takeover of the most minute details of daily life have crowded out traditional existence and human experience and replaced it with data manipulation and junk science.

I will never take the black pill, but I remember when Ted Kazinsky was being hunted and captured, the news was screeching his mad manifesto about tech and data controlling our lives ... and I thought what he had to say was profound. He might be crazy, but he's not wrong.

The tech is too embedded and too necessary and too addictive now. Humanity hardly has enough room in their lives for church anymore; besides you can Zoom your favorite church service at home while toasting in your Amazon delivered jammies.