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A modern Kierkegaardian reckoning with despair, digital identity, and the soul’s slow erasure in a world of simulation. This essay confronts AI, social media, and pop Christianity with brutal honesty -and a call to bleed for truth.
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Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, McKenna, and Rick Roderick walked into a megachurch mid-trip. The worship girl moaned on stage. They sprinted out like it was a haunted house. McKenna burst out laughing. Nietzsche choked on his drink. Kierkegaard thought he was hallucinating. Roderick tried to light a cigarette indoors. Welcome to modern church.
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