Videos hosted exclusively on johnlebon.com (i.e. not available on YouTube).
Will people still be so fearful of death once they get there? Or will they simply deny that they have already arrived? There's a bomb on this bus, and enough C-4 explosive to 'blow a hole in the world'. Drop below 50, and the bomb goes off -- and that is when the ride really begins...
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In this presentation I take a closer look at the Asch experiment, which turns out to be something very different to what the typical ACTor will have you believe. Available in both video and podcast format. Based on the original article published 30-Dec-2018 but with further information and elaboration, including my own journey both into and out of conspiratard-ville.
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This was originally meant to be a short video for YouTube. It soon turned into one of the more personal pieces I have ever produced.
Topics include: The consequences of pursuing 'truth'; Mistakes made along the way; Dealing with sadness, doubt, and self-hatred; Issues facing modern society; The path forward for young men today; and much more.
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A chat we recorded during the eight-day Dinoskeptic roadtrip.
Topics include: Regular, well-meaning people (i.e. normies); The power of programming/conditioning; The ethics of sharing certain information with people who are not ready.
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A wide-ranging chat with one of the few men in this country who I genuinely respect and admire.
Topics include: *The Australian Roundtable Podcast *Port Arthur 'massacre' *Eurydice Dixon memorial vandalism and cultural marxism *QLD tourism and the Dinoskeptic film *'37 Things Conspiratards Believe' *THC and JLB *Sync
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Even before the advent of Discord, human beings around the world were connecting via technology to talk about all kinds of topics. This has allowed the best, and the worst, of the human condition to not only reveal itself, but also to be documented for posterity. What can we learn from studying the humans who frequent certain ACT realm enclaves?
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This website has grown and changed over the past two years. This is true of both the content and the user base.
So I decided to get the opinions of some of the OG crew: people who were here back when this place was an empty mud-hut compared to what we see now.
I asked them: where should new members begin, when trying to make their way through the archive of older material?
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