John C. Wright's Journal

Below is republished an except from Chapter 5 of the forthcoming book Fields & Energy by our own beloved Hans G. Schantz whose Hidden Truth books I have previously reviewed.

Fields & Energy is nonfiction, being presented on Substack prior to publication.

The work is divided into a description of how modern physics followed generations of error, and a description of a radical new theory consistent the foundations of classical mechanics but which preserves known empirical results. This theory overturns the current standard model of Quantum Mechanics.

The section quoted here deals with the state of public relations at the time when Albert Einstein was first presented to the public as a genius revolutionizing physics.

This section is quoted to publicize the sinister science of public relations, (otherwise known as mass mesmerism); to publicize the book; and the author; and the theory.

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The excerpt below is presented without comment. The words are Han Schantz’ .

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From our own Ben Zwycky:

The fourth track in the Virtual Orchestra: Heavenly Light album, More Than Worthy, addresses this day and age when the pain, isolation and suffering of men is gleefully belittled, and they are sold lives bereft of meaning, lacking any healthy role models, by pointing to Christ as not only a savior, not only a leader worthy of our loyalty, not only a source of wisdom, strength, joy, and purpose, not merely a king who pities our pathetic plight from on high, but a loving friend who understands our pain and loneliness because he has experienced it first-hand. He has bled like us, grieved like us, been betrayed like us, mocked like us, suffered injustice like us, and invites us to become true men living worthwhile, abundant lives.

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From our own Ben Zwycky:

“For your viewing pleasure, I am pleased to present the official music video for Heavenly light, the titular track from the album Virtual Orchestra: Heavenly Light”

May it encourage you and help to keep things in perspective in all your daily struggles, and give you strength and hope to stand against the lies, filth and fear that the world would have us fill our souls with. It seems especially appropriate at this time of year, traditionally a time when we look back and seek to learn from our mistakes as well as looking forward to a new year and all the promises of new beginnings that it holds.

The lyrics are:

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A fan and friend of mine, Mr. William Chad Newsom, has penned a book that sounds fascinating. I am eager to attract readers to it, even if (alas!) I have not had time yet to read it myself. Here is his description:

Pastor Douglas Wilson tells of a family who told their little girl that Santa Claus was not real, and received this reply: “Is Jesus real?” In a world filled with doubters and skeptics, who needs one more thing to confuse our children?

To work through my own views on the various Christmas legends surrounding St. Nicholas, and to discover just what I needed to teach my children, I wrote The Nicholas Book: A Legend of Santa Claus.

If it comes down to a choice between losing Santa or losing Jesus, then Santa will have to go. But if it was possible to keep the Santa story, then I needed a story my children could grow into—not a story they would be forced to grow out of. As it stands now, children have to grow out of the Santa story, which is a sure sign that something is wrong. But it doesn’t have to be that way.

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Mr. Larry Correia is known by many names.  The Mountain that Writes is he known among the Elves, International Lord of Hate to the Mental Dwarves; Tetsubo-of-Twitter he was in his youth in the West that is forgotten, in the South Merchant-of-Death, in the North Owen Pitt Self-Insert; to the East he goes not.

To this list should be added another: he is now the author of IN DEFENSE OF THE SECOND AMENDMENT, which I bought merely to spite his foes.

Mr. Correia is articulate, witty, and blunt enough to explain why even the criticisms of his detractors convince the candid to buy his new nonfiction book. I need say no more.

His words are below the cut:

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