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And all three are bloggers! You and Greta on Cognitive Daily and Mike Munger on Mungovit’s End.
Actually, Greta isn’t in the top 3 Mungers. Katy Munger lives in Durham and is a young-adult fiction writer who doesn’t appear to have a blog.
Well, she should start one right away!
Top “Hoffman” on the list, even above Dustin and Philip Seymour, is one Michael A. Hoffman, a conspiracy theorist, revisionist historian, and as best I can tell, antisemitic white supremacist:
“Your source for suppressed information on Judaism’s strange gods, secret societies and psychological warfare and radical history.”
Two minutes looking at his website, and I already want to google bomb the guy.
Googling “Zivkovic” brings first a guy who is selling fencing equipment (after retiring from a long career in competitive fencing and coaching), the second is a composer/percussionist living in Germany, the third is Zoran Zivkovic a literary theorist - the first person to get a PhD in science fiction in Yugoslavia, and the fourth is my blog. Fifth is a musician and the sixth is a painter.