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Tonight Passover starts, which means we remember the time Dreamworks went harder than any other animation studio before or since. Oh and the time almighty God led his people gloriously out of bondage. Get wrecked, Pharaoh. Chag pesach sameach, friends.

Tonight Passover starts, which means we remember the time Dreamworks went harder than any other animation studio before or since. Oh and the time almighty God led his people gloriously out of bondage. Get wrecked, Pharaoh. Chag pesach sameach, friends.

Spencer A. Klavan

57,899 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Today's the day: Episodes 1 and 2 of Daily Wire's Pendragon Cycle are streaming! Which means you can hear "Atlantean," the language I invented for the show, for the first time. One of the coolest projects I have ever worked on. Incredible to see these phenomenal actors bring the language to life. In this clip you can hear a prayer in Atlantean, which has a fully functional grammar and an ever-growing vocabulary that I built to integrate it into both the fictional and the real universe. I imagined that Atlantean was descended from C.S. Lewis's "Old Solar" and an ancestor of Tolkien's Elivsh--but also of Proto-Indo-European, and Proto-Semitic, so that traces of the modern Biblical languages and Romance languages can all be heard forming in the words. It's supposed to sound like the long-lost voice of a mythic past that echoes in our present. And that's just *one element* of this epic universe. Watch it at

Today's the day: Episodes 1 and 2 of Daily Wire's Pendragon Cycle are streaming! Which means you can hear "Atlantean," the language I invented for the show, for the first time. One of the coolest projects I have ever worked on. Incredible to see these phenomenal actors bring the language to life. In this clip you can hear a prayer in Atlantean, which has a fully functional grammar and an ever-growing vocabulary that I built to integrate it into both the fictional and the real universe. I imagined that Atlantean was descended from C.S. Lewis's "Old Solar" and an ancestor of Tolkien's Elivsh--but also of Proto-Indo-European, and Proto-Semitic, so that traces of the modern Biblical languages and Romance languages can all be heard forming in the words. It's supposed to sound like the long-lost voice of a mythic past that echoes in our present. And that's just one element of this epic universe. Watch it at

Spencer A. Klavan

42,115 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

I had no idea how many people are still, after everything, devoted to Michael Jackson not just as an artist but *as a person*. What does that say about us as a culture? Thought it through with Andrew Klavan at Daily Wire:

I had no idea how many people are still, after everything, devoted to Michael Jackson not just as an artist but as a person. What does that say about us as a culture? Thought it through with Andrew Klavan at Daily Wire:

Spencer A. Klavan

17,040 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

It’s such a pleasure talking to a guy who reads carefully and thinks things through. I LOVED talking to Alex Marlow about AI, Western Civ, and much more.

It’s such a pleasure talking to a guy who reads carefully and thinks things through. I LOVED talking to Alex Marlow about AI, Western Civ, and much more.

Spencer A. Klavan

24,720 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

So Faith Moore has always been the keeper of our family Christmas traditions. Here she explains beautifully why that matters. Check out her book: Full interview:

So Faith Moore has always been the keeper of our family Christmas traditions. Here she explains beautifully why that matters. Check out her book: Full interview:

Spencer A. Klavan

16,256 просмотров • 2 лет назад

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