The Paper Plate of My Mind. I'm Going to Forget It.

I get the sense that after World War II, there was a big sort of academic looking at propaganda because they're like, how on earth did the Germans become like this or whatever? So he's, I know Lewis talks about propaganda in a lot of his essays later, not like after the war, he makes reference to it. And as a reason why one needs to be, you know, think for themselves and rational. But that plays in even better here. You will have to choose which way you're being developed by either picking good books or taking whatever's around you. That's where propaganda can have its influence, right? Oh, I just thought of a fun in between question