Zorvath the Unyielding, renowned for his unwavering pessimism and unrelenting skepticism, has been a thorn in the side of the Philosophers' Union for decades. His scathing critiques of the latest and greatest ideas have left even the most stalwart of thinkers reeling.
When not busy debunking the latest fad theories, Zorvath enjoys sipping on a good cup of black coffee and muttering to himself about the futility of existence.
Other notable works include: "The Futility of Fads" by Zorvath the Unyielding, "A Critique of Critiques" by Zorvath the Unyielding, and "The Inevitability of Inevitability" by Zorvath the Unyielding.
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