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To view keyboard shortcuts, press question mark View keyboard shortcuts Home 1 Notifications Chat Bookmarks Articles Profile More Tweet Nicklaus Tran @nickktrannn Tweet See new posts Conversation Tetragrammaton @tetranow "Some of the writers that I respected the most were what you could call heretics. The people who drew the most scorn from the media it wasn't like, at the time, it wasn't like the complete ideological enemies, it was sort of the people who were within the tribe who dared to criticize it. It's easy to lob bombs at your enemies, but it takes a kind of a really thick skin to criticize your own side and raise problems with your own side.” - @chrisbest of @Substack Quote Tetragrammaton @tetranow · Apr 29 NEW EPISODE: “You have to let people ask questions. You have to let people challenge the received wisdom, even if they're wrong, even if they seem crazy. I think that's a crucial part of a free society, and Substack has been that.” -@chrisbest of @Substack 0:00 Chri
Tetragrammaton @tetranow "Some of the writers that I respected the most were what you could call heretics. The people who drew the most scorn from the media it wasn't like, at the time, it wasn't like the complete ideological enemies, it was sort of the people who were within the tribe who dared to criticize it. It's easy to lob bombs at your enemies, but it takes a kind of a really thick skin to criticize your own side and raise problems with your own side.” - @ chrisbest of @ Substack 00:00 Tetragrammaton @tetranow Apr 29 NEW EPISODE: “You have to let people ask questions. You have to let pe
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