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In this video, Kiyah talks about the last presidential candidates, why she thinks neither is a great option for America, and how they became the candidates.

Johan once despised modernity, but learning history and discovering Ayn Rand transformed him into a champion of human progress.

The program for LevelUp 2025 has been posted—and it’s all about living fully, loving life, and advancing liberty.

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Chaos Walking is a rich trilogy with many interesting ideas and sci-fi concepts, among them the issue of control versus freedom.

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