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*Marvel/Disney Topic: * The Three Worst Marvel Movies

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Also, we chat about US nearly going to Nuclear War.

Gomer's chapter-in-a-real-book: Wisdom and Wonder is now on sale!
Which leads us into The Book Saga of Luke.

*Main Topic: Anima Technica Vacua. *
What it is, how it's got ahold of Elon Musk, why it's Grace vs. Nature, and how Media Strips us of Legacy.
ENOUGH!

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