Frank Wright

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572 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 4 Jun

Frank Wright’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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But you can see that the technique has become refined and that it's become ever more subtle.
And now you have a form of addiction towards a constant stream of mind rot that just burns out your brain.
And I'd like to remind everybody that melting down due to information overload isn't just for your political enemies.
So, you know, practice some informational hygiene every now and then, because otherwise that kind of laser beam of slop will just burn a hole directly through your cerebral cortex and you won't notice it because you'll just be numb.
It's synaptically inactive.
So that's what happens.
Similarly, right?
I've got to say this.
You live in this system where you're supposed to live without complete moral restraint.
And they say it's fantastic to just indulge all your sensations because that's how you can sell more things.
And that's how you can sell everything to anyone.
Just say, look, liberate all your desires.
Have no restraint.
But if you have no informational restraint or any moral restraint, you end up with the jaded appetites of the Marquis de Sade.
And I've unfortunately read the Marquis de Sade's works.
Well, they're not some fascinating account of adventure.
You can just see a man degraded by the fact that he saturated himself with ever more extreme pursuance of his unrestrained and repugnant desires until eventually he feels nothing and he's dead to the world.
That's what you end up like when you are saturated with information and desires and pornification and the constant stimulation of wants in place of needs.
And it impoverishes you.
It doesn't liberate you.
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