Ian Loome

In case you’re in need of some laughs, here are some books that are knee-slapping good. 😉 vulture.com/article/best-f…

@DeFrancKdefranc Thanks Kathryn! I got a twitter account. It's sort of a contact necessity sometimes these days, so...

5 of 5 stars to Master of the Reich by Ian Loome goodreads.com/review/show?id…

@HOTCHA1 Cheers Linda, just saw this. Thank you, very nice of you.

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@Lannieone12 I just got an account and saw this. Thank you!

5 of 5 stars to Quinn Gets His Kicks by Ian Loome goodreads.com/review/show/36…

@marto1971 Thank you! I literally just got a new account and saw this. Very nice of you Martyn.

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@Baddiel Hi David, Heard your podcast with Paul Chowdhury. Every question you raised can be answered by studying neurotheology, and why the brain's default is to allow delusional states due to neuroplasticity, as well as the intersection between survival instinct, fear and those states.

Wondering how my point about how I believe God to be wish-fulfilment is wish-fulfilment.

Got an account to tell @Baddiel his ideas on Chowdhury's podcast are mostly correct but also that there's neuroscience proving and explaining it. But @Baddiel, probably sanely, does not accept DMs. Ah well. Neurotheology explains the delusion, survival instinct explains why.