Saying “physiognomy is real” is a top-notch dig because it insults both body & mind. Much of the time, it holds true. Turns out, you CAN judge a book by its cover.
🧵 a short thread... (1/7)
Guess which guy wrote “The Boniface Option” and which guy calls CN a deep state psyop?
If I were to ask you which guy writes about culture for American Reformer, and which one writes about Taylor Swift for TGC, how long would you have to think about it? (2/7)
Which photo is of the guy who was arrested for protecting women on a NYC subway, and which one is a selfie posted by the libs on “The New Evangelicals” account? (3/7)
Would it leave you puzzled if I asked you which guy tore down the satan statue in Iowa, and which one responded with a barrage of tweets condemning the other for doing so? (4/7)
In the olden days, folks were allowed to notice such things. It turns out that behaving like an orc brings about more orc-like characteristics. It is the way that God programmed the world. Happy people generally look happy. (5/7)
If you have ever read the book, the whole question behind Oscar Wilde's "The Picture of Dorian Gray" is, "What would happen in a world where this was NOT the case?" Dorian Gray was the exception that proved the rule. (6/7)
There is a lot to say on this subject, but I am out of time. Gotta get back to work. Will comment some more another time. (7/7)
@bw_phillips @DragonsNotDinos I abhor Sovietism with every fiber of my being, but still joke with friends about how great their anthem sounds. As I said in another reply, aesthetics can be appreciated universally. Regardless of regime, we are all human.
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