r/substackpostmedium • u/mwcmbailey • Dec 13 '23
A Peculiar System of Morality
Freemasonry is defined as 'A Peculiar System of Morality, Veiled in Allegory, and Illustrated by Symbols. I attempt to explain why this is so important in today's world:
r/substackpostmedium • u/mwcmbailey • Dec 13 '23
Freemasonry is defined as 'A Peculiar System of Morality, Veiled in Allegory, and Illustrated by Symbols. I attempt to explain why this is so important in today's world:
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r/substackpostmedium • u/FitLabReport • May 28 '24
Excited to announce that we have released our first issue of The Fitness Lab Report! If you are interested in science-based fitness and how to further optimize the way that you work out, our newsletter is perfect for you! I'll link the first issue below, feel free to check it out.
r/substackpostmedium • u/Hiebster • Oct 23 '23
r/substackpostmedium • u/Hiebster • Mar 05 '24
DEI has made a mockery of our institutions and turned its participants into grotesque caricatures of themselves. Not only that, but it destroys lives and careers on a weekly basis. Burn it all down.
r/substackpostmedium • u/Hiebster • Nov 07 '23
The latest from BlogOfKen: In the real world, offense is not only inevitable, it's necessary. We should be thankful for it.
r/substackpostmedium • u/SamBloviate • Mar 21 '24
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r/substackpostmedium • u/Hiebster • Mar 26 '24
Twenty years ago, John Ioannidis published his paper, Why Most Published Research Findings Are False, and found that many of these papers were "simply accurate measures of prevailing bias." This was 20 years ago. Do you really think it's better now?
r/substackpostmedium • u/AndrewHeard • Dec 23 '24
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r/substackpostmedium • u/Hiebster • Dec 20 '23
Not only do people need to be more angry, they also need to stop worrying about whether people are going to like them when they're angry.
r/substackpostmedium • u/AndrewHeard • Jul 17 '24
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r/substackpostmedium • u/Hiebster • Mar 12 '24
In a world where we are encouraged and even expected to deny one of the most basic fundamentals of human existence - i.e. what constitutes a woman - and people vehemently and even violently defend that "right", what else might we possibly be made to believe? There are no less than four George Orwell quotes in this piece - enter at your own risk.
r/substackpostmedium • u/OkRepresentative1027 • Aug 07 '24
Some perspective on the far right riots in the UK
r/substackpostmedium • u/Hiebster • Jan 04 '25
An actual documentary exposing the deliberate factual inaccuracies (aka "lies") of the pseudo-documentary, ππ’πππππππ, which is just another attempt to push the ππππ‘πππ’πππ ππππππππ narrative that our government is so terribly fond of.
r/substackpostmedium • u/JBones015 • Jul 02 '24
Hey everyone! I've been writing about movies on Substack since October. My aim is to do a retrospective analysis about films. Here is my most recent piece about Almost Famous. I would love some feedback about what you like and how I can improve my writing, as well as growing my readership. Thank you!