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JoeAmThe Receptors, Part 2
Literature, Amusement, and Politics in the Philippines By Lance Corporal X “I had Ted from the Korean desk suggest to his boy Yoon to do a martial law.” “Why?” “Because, Ted lost a bet!” “No , I mean why martial law?” “M, we don’t really know how all this works. But for sure there’s no … Continue reading
“Olfactory and gustatory receptors is how we’re doing all of this.”
Literature, Amusement, and Politics in the Philippines By Lance Corporal X “You mean smell and taste?!! How is that even possible?” “I don’t really understand it myself, but they say it’s all quantum superposition.” “So I was recruited for my sense of smell and taste?” “Yes and no. Your psionics is off the charts too.” … Continue reading
Leila de Lima is a rock of integrity
Analysis and Opinion By Joe America Most of us wasted a year or more in a kind of flexible confinement during covid. It was called home. Leila de Lima spent seven years of her life being punished for having integrity. She spent it in a small room, writing, reading, reflecting, praying, and feeding stray cats. … Continue reading
The return of Philippine monasticism, the Catholic Church and Origen’s sacrifice for GOD
Analysis and Opinion By Lance Corporal X The famous Harlow’s infant monkeys experiment was some dude’s sick idea of kidnapping baby monkeys from their mothers to answer the age old question of whether or not moms are important. Or if theres no moms around, if love is important for development. Thanks for confirming the obvious. But … Continue reading
VP Inday Sara and Carl Jung (and the Collective Unconscious in the Philippines)
Analysis and opinion By Lance Corporal X Disclaimer: I’ve only watched a bunch of youtube videos on Carl Jung and his depth psychology, so if you’re experiencing psychosis or mental breakdown call 911 and don’t read any further. This is just my interpretation of Carl Jung’s idea, applied to Philippine politics going towards the 2028 … Continue reading
