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9:39Now PlayingOnline community isn't real life — and it won't save you when it matters. Jeremy Boreing makes the case for real, embodied community over the atomization of social media, and why Gen Z may be poised to have the best country in history.
From the neighbor who'd hide you in the storm cellar to why a faithful church forces you into a real tribe, this is about reclaiming what's tangible — family, geography, and people who show up in the flesh.
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We talk about why online communities fail the test of real life, the danger of forsaking tribe and geography, why God makes no promise to save any nation, the unexpected blessing of joining a church, the case against remote work, and why Silicon Valley is wrong about what humans are.
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