Random Thoughts

I recently got into the pod cats The Friendly Atheist Podcast by Hemant Mehta. I listened to the latest one, and now I'm going to start from the beginning  all the way to the present. in one of them, the interviewee, an author Karen Stollznow, spoke about how people speaking in tongues, why they think they are. He's had David Dave Silverman on his podcats, where he spoke about people who where closet atheist in Salt Lake City. He also has a YouTube channel of the same name. I enjoy watching his videos. The last videos is about the pledge of Allegiance. I saw a video about how it is for people who are atheist to still believe in spirits and ghosts. Which I found helpful because I still believe in all of the nonsense even though I know that it makes no sense. He has a lot of ideas about life and atheism as a whole. Very fascinating. His YouTube channel is called "The Atheist Voice" and here is the link:  https://www.youtube.com/user/TheAtheistVoice

I love watching Rick and Morty. I like how funny the show is. I really like Rick. He's a rude careless person, but he's no dumby.

I've been reading the internationally bestselling book, "Story of  A Sociopath" by Julia Navarro about a selfish horrible man named Thomas Spencer. (Tomas), but he's racist about that. It's a very good book, well written, and the plot isn't too slow, and it's long than what I normally read as of late, (844 pages), so I'm going to be with this character and his family for a while.  It makes me wonder why people love reading, or watching TV shows and movies about terrible people. What makes a bad person more interesting than a good person in the world of fiction? Maybe because we all know that they'll go down and loss, unlike in real life. Either way, whatever the reason is, it's a good book.