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Meat companies have invented clever ways of stealing meat from you by injecting it with 30% water.

I love to document more and more clever forms of theft. Because it's the intelligence of survival and devilry. One of the major things you'll learn from studying my work is that scams are absolutely everywhere. Human society is basically an elaborate web of scams.

Ta-daaaa!

Why is that? Well, of course, because no one cares about truth.
Truthless = Godless = scammer = devil

Google's ReCaptcha system is actually a sophisticated invention that steals billions from users.

I've been waist-deep in writing.

60,000 words of my book written so far.

I have endless shit to write. I could write book after book after book. I don't know where to cut it off because it's all one unified whole as far as I'm concerned, but it would be too much for one book. My understanding of Reality is so deep and holistic that no one book could capture it. It's like trying to stuff a whale into a bottle. How do I bottle God for you? How many bottles do I need?

Writing about God is like pissing into beer bottles.

This is an exciting look at how to become a world-class concept artist.

Life purpose ideas for ya.

I wrote 10,800 words of my book today. That's about 36 pages.

Mostly on the topic of God & Logic.

What is the relationship between God & logic?

Very few humans can properly answer that.

I like the format for book writing because it allows me to get so serious and precise about my work. There is a level of seriousness and rigor that can only come from writing a book, not from spoken word. Spoken word is ultimately loose and sloppy. A book is air-tight and serious as cancer — which is how I like it. A book also allows for a level of holism and comprehensiveness that no video or even series of videos can. I want a book that literally explains all of epistemology and ontology forever. A timeless book that will be true for a million years.

This YT channel has excellent behind-the-scenes interviews with game developers. They have interviews with developers of Skyrim, Fallout, Starfield, Metroid, GTA, and more.

There's a lot of useful information here if you're interested in learning about the dirty business of game development. These are not hollow, promotional style interviews but dish the real dirt. Many valuable lessons here for aspiring game developers. I would have killed to have interviews like this 20 years ago when I was breaking into game dev.

This is just two examples: