Rogan, Trump, Tate, Coffeezilla, Flat Earth, Dubay, Faith, Confidence, and much more.
Are any of the major news stories from the past two years worth remembering?
Where does 'controlled opposition' end, and 'uncontrolled' 'opposition' begin?
Why does money seem to be at the heart of so many family disputes in the western world?
Has the tr4nsvestigation thing gone just a little too far?
Why was old mate Tate released from jail on the same day as The Matrix?
Is so-called 'artificial intelligence' being overhyped, or should we all be afraid, very afraid?
How much of an individual's time ought to be dedicated to achieving 'success'?
Would the average person find themselves too bored if they no longer had to work?
Why is the tr4nsvestigation topic so popular in our little corner of the internet?
Is there any utility in following the news cycle or are the big stories merely 'distractions'?
Would you honestly like to see Fauci and Gates (et al.) suffer serious punishment for what they did?
How much time have you spent reconsidering your opinions on 'right' and 'wrong' lately?
Why are some of the pro-lockdown 'health experts' now making public apologies for their role in the charade?
Do women and men possess equal levels of natural talent for driving cars, piloting fighter jets, and so forth?
Are people like Novak Djokovic really 'in on it', the way so many in our scene seem to believe?
Who is Andrew Tate and why should you care?
Can men really have 'platonic' friendships with women?
Is 'therapy' a worthwhile investment or something much more sinister?