Rollo of Fakeologist.com Calls John Laws (Sydney Radio Legend)
Rollo called in to the John Laws show on 2SM to discuss the late Stephen Hawking. What followed was classic radio.
Read MoreRollo called in to the John Laws show on 2SM to discuss the late Stephen Hawking. What followed was classic radio.
Read MoreI don’t know about you guys but I am sick to death of these conspiracy theorists claiming that Stephen Hawking was not one of the smartest men who ever lived.
Read MoreCertain films appear to have been created to convey more than one meaning to the viewer. Esoteric analyses of these films may assist us to reconsider what we think we know about not only the film in question but this existence itself. Was Truman supposed to stay in the dark? Or was he being encouraged to open his mind?
Read MoreHow much do we really know about nutrition, exercise and health? Do the processed food and medical industries have a symbiotic relationship? Why are so many people today so unhealthy, and just whose responsibility is it?
Leading the call today is Russell a.k.a Watzzupsport, a man who lives in Australia's north-eastern state of Queensland. Russell is a former triathlete and at the ripe age of 61 still competes in regular runs.
For the sake of both posterity and illumination I would like to share in this post a recent exchange I have been involved in at a hoax-aware blog.
I would also like to share my reflections on that exchange.
The name of the blog is Piece of Mindful.
A lot of people seem to be aware of media fakery, but is there more to fakeology than the Baby Hoaxes? Join your host John le Bon and special guest Crazy Rollo for a discussion about all things Fakeology.
Read MoreUntil we begin thinking about our thinking, we will continue to float through life like the mindless drones we are surrounded by. But where can we go to discuss thinking with other intelligent people?
Read MoreIn this post, which I intend to keep as brief as possible, I will attempt to clarify some things which I ought to have clarified a long time ago.
Is there only one way to arrive at the 'truth'? Is there something beyond our empirical senses? Why would anybody choose to not believe that the sun is a solid, physical object? What would Jay Dyer say about all of this? Is it human nature to feel uncomfortable when the people we respect are criticised by others?
A packed house was in today to discuss all of these topics and more.