EPISODE · Jun 12, 2021 · 1 MIN
Sirens of Morality
from Thought Police · host Johnny B
We take a look at one of the many thoughtcrimes of author Kurt Vonnegut. Belief is a part of human nature and is essential to a functional society. Religion, however, is not.
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We take a look at one of the many thoughtcrimes of author Kurt Vonnegut. Belief is a part of human nature and is essential to a functional society. Religion, however, is not.
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