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EPISODE · May 22, 2026 · 1H 15M

BiblioWrecks 65 - Crow Killer, The Saga of Liver-Eating Johnson by Raymond W. Thorp and Robert Bunker

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Time for class children! Lesson 1, the past is an illusion we use to justify future actions. Lesson 2, disregard lesson 1 if you really really like a section of history but people did reprehensible things and you don't know how to deal with it without changing your worldview. Lesson 3, rewrite the past in whatever way benefits you to tell a story that affirms people biases so they don't have be ashamed of the past or do anything to rectify it. Lesson 4, die before the movie comes out. Alright, Lunch time! Enjoy the episode!

Time for class children! Lesson 1, the past is an illusion we use to justify future actions. Lesson 2, disregard lesson 1 if you really really like a section of history but people did reprehensible things and you don't know how to deal with it without changing your worldview. Lesson 3, rewrite the past in whatever way benefits you to tell a story that affirms people biases so they don't have be ashamed of the past or do anything to rectify it. Lesson 4, die before the movie comes out. Alright, Lunch time! Enjoy the episode!

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