The Truth Does Not Change According to Our Ability to Stomach It

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I learned about the apocalypse when I was 11 from Terminator 2: Judgement Day. My viewing of the movie corresponded with a rare occasion in our house: my mom was sick, and my dad had rented her a stack of VHS tapes to watch. Among them was the new Arnold Schwartzenegger film…
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