George Farmer

It's a malaise of the mind. You know, it's a malaise where people go, ah, you know, life's kind of okay. And, you know, we're fine and we're just plodding along and all this kind of stuff. And it's an unwillingness to better oneself or to improve the world in a better position. And that's a terrifying place because then you just become subject to all kinds of tyranny.

Yeah, of course we don't.

Yeah, of course we don't.

Yeah, of course we don't.

Yeah, I mean, I think... My answer to that, when people have confronted me about this personally, is always like, well, do you agree with everything your wife says? Or do you agree with everything your husband says? I mean, it would be weird if everyone thought with a hive mind, because it would just become the de facto. That's weird. That implies that you share...

Yeah, I mean, I think... My answer to that, when people have confronted me about this personally, is always like, well, do you agree with everything your wife says? Or do you agree with everything your husband says? I mean, it would be weird if everyone thought with a hive mind, because it would just become the de facto. That's weird. That implies that you share...

Yeah, I mean, I think... My answer to that, when people have confronted me about this personally, is always like, well, do you agree with everything your wife says? Or do you agree with everything your husband says? I mean, it would be weird if everyone thought with a hive mind, because it would just become the de facto. That's weird. That implies that you share...

an absolute belief in everything, right? Which is very odd. And I've never met anyone who has had that. So I think that what we agree on because the individual topics themselves are highly nuanced and quite difficult to always reach conclusions on. But I think what we agree on is the process. And I think that that actually is more important than almost the end result.

an absolute belief in everything, right? Which is very odd. And I've never met anyone who has had that. So I think that what we agree on because the individual topics themselves are highly nuanced and quite difficult to always reach conclusions on. But I think what we agree on is the process. And I think that that actually is more important than almost the end result.

an absolute belief in everything, right? Which is very odd. And I've never met anyone who has had that. So I think that what we agree on because the individual topics themselves are highly nuanced and quite difficult to always reach conclusions on. But I think what we agree on is the process. And I think that that actually is more important than almost the end result.

Because the process that you and I have is one of a dialectic, and it's one of a discussion, a process where we challenge each other on what we perceive to be, well, there is truth. We know that there is truth. We know that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, and that is truth, and here's a transcendental.

Because the process that you and I have is one of a dialectic, and it's one of a discussion, a process where we challenge each other on what we perceive to be, well, there is truth. We know that there is truth. We know that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, and that is truth, and here's a transcendental.

Because the process that you and I have is one of a dialectic, and it's one of a discussion, a process where we challenge each other on what we perceive to be, well, there is truth. We know that there is truth. We know that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, and that is truth, and here's a transcendental.

um truth is a transcendental but the point being is that beyond that truth how does that truth reflect itself in the world that we live in that then becomes the process the hermeneutic if you want to call it that through which we then try and establish other truth and we don't always reach the same conclusions now there are certain areas where like it would be very weird if we didn't like we both obviously agree that you know abortion is wrong and we both agree that the transgender lobby

um truth is a transcendental but the point being is that beyond that truth how does that truth reflect itself in the world that we live in that then becomes the process the hermeneutic if you want to call it that through which we then try and establish other truth and we don't always reach the same conclusions now there are certain areas where like it would be very weird if we didn't like we both obviously agree that you know abortion is wrong and we both agree that the transgender lobby

um truth is a transcendental but the point being is that beyond that truth how does that truth reflect itself in the world that we live in that then becomes the process the hermeneutic if you want to call it that through which we then try and establish other truth and we don't always reach the same conclusions now there are certain areas where like it would be very weird if we didn't like we both obviously agree that you know abortion is wrong and we both agree that the transgender lobby

is far too powerful and is seeking malevolent aims and all these kinds of things. There are plenty of areas where we obviously do reach the same conclusion, but there are other areas we don't and that's fine. And also it's a process which I've changed my opinions about lots of things over the past few years. I became a Catholic.

is far too powerful and is seeking malevolent aims and all these kinds of things. There are plenty of areas where we obviously do reach the same conclusion, but there are other areas we don't and that's fine. And also it's a process which I've changed my opinions about lots of things over the past few years. I became a Catholic.

is far too powerful and is seeking malevolent aims and all these kinds of things. There are plenty of areas where we obviously do reach the same conclusion, but there are other areas we don't and that's fine. And also it's a process which I've changed my opinions about lots of things over the past few years. I became a Catholic.

I was just overwhelmed with the inbound traffic that we had. I was just like, Lord, please help me deal with this crazy woman that I'm married to. No, I'm joking, of course. It was, look, C.S. Lewis writes that how absurd it is to think that the lost sheep can find the shepherd, you know, and the shepherd has to come and find the lost sheep. That's not to say that I was fully lost.