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The Bob in Row 6 Collection
Welcome to End of a Species.
The home of Intellectual Violence.

Social media’s fact-checking failures have destroyed user trust. While misinformation may be running rampant, there are better ways to address these shortcomings. It starts with improving critical thinking.
Justin Baldoni was once praised for supporting women’s rights, but recent allegations show a different side. His case highlights a common problem: when people in power focus on looking good instead of making real changes, their so-called support often does more harm than good.
Progressive media is stuck in a cycle of outrage and infighting, with channels like The Young Turks (TYT) facing backlash for alienating marginalized communities and shifting rightward. But the problem goes deeper—performative activism has taken priority over actionable solutions.
Allegations of corruption in the Trump "hush money" trial need more than just conspiracy theories. They need solid evidence and a sound methodology. For our justice system to maintain its integrity, we must stick to the facts and be honest in our discussions.
Bill Nye's 2014 debate with creationist Ken Ham sparked controversy by seemingly legitimizing pseudoscience. How did this decision impact public understanding of science, and what can we learn from it? Dive into the unexpected consequences of this high-profile clash.
We’re about to explore pseudo-intellectualism. Join this wild ride, from reinventing math to reshaping our planet. Prepare to be amazed by unique ideas from “geniuses” among us.
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Anonymous
Albert Einstein
Steven Wright
Henry Ford
Jacques Yves Cousteau
While the fires rage in California, it’s important to remember that natural disasters have political ideologies. When such disasters strike, the focus should always be on who to blame, and more importantly, how to avoid helping.