Orson Scott Card

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For those people who aren't familiar with Ender's Game, that was a novel written by Orson Scott Card a number of decades ago, where to fight an alien menace, a number of children were put into a place called the battle school.

And they were out in space and trying to figure out all kinds of new strategies and methods that the adults put them in.

And it was a little creepy of a book, actually.

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But it was very interesting.

Orson Scott Card did a good job trying to imagine what fighting and combat would be like in Zero-G in a number of those cases.

It was later made into a movie with various CGI effects and things like that.

It was in like ninth grade, I read Ender's Game.

And because I loved that book, I read everything I could get my hands on by Orson Scott Card, which included a bunch of books about writing.

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And where does that kind of come from? Why is that style? something you're drawn to? I

have always been a huge fantasy nerd from childhood and reading books like Lord of the Rings or Orson Scott Card.

Like so much like a fantasy reader and like Brandon Sanderson stuff.

Like, oh my gosh, like the storm.

I don't know if you've ever heard of him.

Orson Scott Card wrote Edner's Game.

Oh, really?

Yeah, so he was there.

Have you? I've heard of it, but I've never read it.

So Ender's Game and the companion book, Ender's Shadow, Orson Scott card, he's under fire now.

He's saying a lot of terrible stuff about terrible homophobic stuff.

But these books, I think, are fantastic fiction books.

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Orson Scott Card, author of Ender's Game, and Bill Tudor, founder of Tudor's Biscuit World.

Okay, that one I'm unfamiliar with, but yeah.

Well, hopefully Lydia gets it right home.

And so I think it's just like monitoring what those statements are.

And so like one of my favorite sayings, probably like if I had one thing on my tombstone, it would be a permutation of a quote by Orson Scott Card, which is, we question all of our beliefs, except for those that we truly believe and those we never

think to question.

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