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William Shakespeare and the origins of scientism

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Jerm Warfare
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Apr 2, 2026
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Summary

This is a follow-up to my previous podcast with Robert Frederick of 'The Hidden Life Is Best', in which he discusses how Sir Francis Bacon used William Shakespeare to create scientism—the dogmatic, cult-like belief in 'the science'. ➡️ Go to jermwarfare.com for the previous podcast, more info, links, and additional stuff.