After John Kennedy

The Scout Mindset by Julia Galef

If 'How to Test Negative for Stupid' by John Kennedy hooked you with its biting sarcasm dismantling intellectual laziness and societal dumbing-down, 'The Scout Mindset' by Julia Galef amps up the raw honesty by exposing your own cognitive traps through evidence-based insights and humorous anecdotes. Fans loved Kennedy's no-nonsense critiques of echo chambers and biased narratives, and this rec delivers that same contrarian punch with practical tools for truth-seeking without the fluff. It's the mindset shift that validates your cynicism while equipping you to navigate chaos smarter.

How to Be Right: The Art of Being Persuasively Correct by Greg Gutfeld

If John Kennedy's 'How to Test Negative for Stupid' had you fist-pumping at every skewering of bureaucratic fools and liberal sacred cows, you're not alone—it's the ultimate catharsis for working-class conservatives fed up with Ivy League pretensions. This book resonates with its raw validation of rugged individualism, turning rage against the swamp into hilarious, ideological ammunition. Dive in for more no-holds-barred wisdom that proves gut instincts crush elite nonsense every time.