Callison Slater

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Starting off 2019 with an updated #animation #reel!

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The human brain is, objectively, the most complex object in the known universe. The arrow of time is an illusion caused by our brain, as is...https://t.co/HmWJ12gC70

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Your consciousness is running on the most complex known object in the universe—a human brain—an astronomically unlikely lottery win. If you were lucid dreaming and wanted your dreaming self to wake up, you’d plant exactly this kind of low-probability, model-checkable breadcrumb

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American Trilogy

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Some people have a more accurate worldview, some people have a less accurate worldview, and everyone reading this thinks they have the most accurate worldview.

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Be not afraid

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@realdiarose Ask ChatGPT for an in-depth ideological comparison of Antz and a Bug's Life, and then ask it which one aligns more with Jordan Peterson's worldview

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@elvenmai A Bug’s Life fits Jordan Peterson & The Daily Wire’s worldview because it values order, teamwork, and reform over rebellion. The ants don’t overthrow hierarchy but fix it, solving problems through ingenuity & unity instead of rejecting structure.

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@chaegothwon A Bug’s Life fits Jordan Peterson & The Daily Wire’s worldview because it values order, teamwork, and reform over rebellion. The ants don’t overthrow hierarchy but fix it, solving problems through ingenuity & unity instead of rejecting structure.

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@GothTransFem A Bug’s Life fits Jordan Peterson & The Daily Wire’s worldview because it values order, teamwork, and reform over rebellion. The ants don’t overthrow hierarchy but fix it, solving problems through ingenuity & unity instead of rejecting structure.

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@IslesFGC A Bug’s Life fits Jordan Peterson & The Daily Wire’s worldview because it values order, teamwork, and reform over rebellion. The ants don’t overthrow hierarchy but fix it, solving problems through ingenuity & unity instead of rejecting structure.

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@annakeyess A Bug’s Life fits Jordan Peterson & The Daily Wire’s worldview because it values order, teamwork, and reform over rebellion. The ants don’t overthrow hierarchy but fix it, solving problems through ingenuity & unity instead of rejecting structure.

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@willthelocalman A Bug’s Life fits Jordan Peterson & The Daily Wire’s worldview because it values order, teamwork, and reform over rebellion. The ants don’t overthrow hierarchy but fix it, solving problems through ingenuity & unity instead of rejecting structure.

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@regressoms A Bug’s Life fits Jordan Peterson & The Daily Wire’s worldview because it values order, teamwork, and reform over rebellion. The ants don’t overthrow hierarchy but fix it, solving problems through ingenuity & unity instead of rejecting structure.

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@AddisonSpiehs A Bug’s Life fits Jordan Peterson & The Daily Wire’s worldview because it values order, teamwork, and reform over rebellion. The ants don’t overthrow hierarchy but fix it, solving problems through ingenuity & unity instead of rejecting structure.

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@ConceptualJames A Bug’s Life fits Jordan Peterson & The Daily Wire’s worldview because it values order, teamwork, and reform over rebellion. The ants don’t overthrow hierarchy but fix it, solving problems through ingenuity & unity instead of rejecting structure.