Random Thoughts, June 25th

1. I don't care how convinced I am that Revelation was a coded reference to Rome, I am not getting any microchips implanted anywhere in my body!
2. Too many people have been convinced by movies and literature that people who do evil are suave, intelligent, and cool. There is too much cognitive dissonance when buffoons are such successful purveyors of evil. #Arendt
3. 3 months yesterday.

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