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Uncle John’s Substack

John Samson

My personal Substack

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Latest Issues

Lifting Up Outcomes

Frank Frazetta, The Tempest, fine art print

Time for a socialization post. This Substack rotates different themes to keep up my interest and to give readers some variety. If one is uninteresting, the next will be different. It also...

6 days ago
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Dooming with the Magic of Screen

The House of Lies runs on screens. The capacity to create centralized mass messaging lets it monopolize the limited bandwidth of the majority with compelling fake reality. Over and over a populace ill-equipped to deal with centralized immer...

9 days ago
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False and True

Time to wrap up the look at Vox Day’s Refutation of Kant. This type of philosophical discussion post around a book has proved enjoyable - hopefully for readers as well. Although this concludes our time with this volume, the theme is worth c...

12 days ago
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Working the Corner of Evil & Stupid

Readers know that the House of Lies has made systemic collapse inevitable for a long time. In hindsight, it’s the weight of cumulative drift from reality that’s a main culprit. What The Ontological Hierarchy calls representational displacem...

15 days ago
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The Return of Band Art Posts

René Magritte, La grande famille (The Great Family), 1963, lithograph

Long-time readers know The Band has been quiet for a while. Less by choice than circumstantial change. The time for huge speculative posts isn’t there and I’ve sh...

18 days ago
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