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Because of how many people are out there saying that Charlie Kirk was a horrible person and are quoting him out of context, I have a challenge. If you're one of those people who thinks that Charlie Kirk was some horrible, racist, homophobic, alt-Right, fascist nutcase, I challenge you guys to go to his channel... Continue Reading →
Last Wednesday, Charlie Kirk was shot in the neck at a TPUSA event, killing him. The Internet's response was a mix of shock, horror, and grief, but on the Left, many people start celebrating or finding ways to minimize the horror of this attack. Many of them said that Charlie deserved it for his support... Continue Reading →
Last year, I became aware of an online musical called Epic by Jorge Revera-Herrans, which is a musical retelling of Homer's The Odyssey. What sets it apart from other musicals is that it isn't an actual play but is nine albums of four songs each that focus on different parts of The Odyssey, with the... Continue Reading →
If y'all couldn't get enough of the first MadLibs Madness, fear not. Part 2 is here. All I can say about this one is that we're not on drugs, do not condone drug use or political violence, and we weren't always reading the next sentence. With that out of the way, time to dive back... Continue Reading →
J.R.R. Tolkien is easily one of the most well-known and influential authors the world over. His work sells millions of copies every year and he started one of the largest and most thorough fandoms you can find. His work has been translated into all sorts of mass media, from movies to video games, and even... Continue Reading →
Yep...the collaboration that the world has been waiting for has finally arrived. A few weeks ago, I asked my friend and fellow blogger, The Nerdy Blogger (please check out his blog), if he wanted to do a collaboration in which we create a story based off a MadLibs template generated by Grok (which is why... Continue Reading →
Recently, I decided to try out the language-learning software Duolingo. I had first heard of this program thanks to all the memes about how threatening the reminders to continue learning were and after seeing a video talking about how strange some of the sentences Duolingo has you learn are, I decided to try it out... Continue Reading →
I've written a bit about Christian media here. I've talked about how terrible the music is, how bad the movies are, and y'all have read my rants about how bad many of the books are. Finally, after my review of The Orphan's Wish, I figured it was about time that instead of complaining about how... Continue Reading →
It's now late July which means that it's time to start thinking about school again. For many of us, that means buying new backpacks, stationary, books, clothes, and laptops, but there's something that I don't think a lot of people are thinking about as they enter the school year and that's AI. This topic comes... Continue Reading →
One of the things that I do a lot of both in writing articles for this blog and writing my books is research. That's really not one of those things you think will be a problem when writing, unless you're doing something like an essay on world events. However, even when you're writing fiction, research... Continue Reading →
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