Society for the Advancement of Social Studies
All the history you knew but forgot, and
all the booze you need to forget it again.

The Society for the Advancement of Social Studies (SASS), The Brooklyn Brainery, and Public Assembly are proud to present a series of free lectures designed to both entertain and enlighten. On the first Tuesday of month, we will discuss a different historical topic that you probably knew at one point but don’t remember anymore.

This will be accompanied by fun games, surprise guests, and most importantly THEMED DRINK SPECIALS from the good folks at Public Assembly, which everyone knows is the best way to ensure maximum knowledge gained.
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November 23rd
4:03 PM
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December Lecture: A Religious Experience

What you need to know:

Do you struggle to find meaning in the day-to-day? Are you confused about your purpose on this earth? Do you enjoy drinking beers on Tuesday evenings?

If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, S.A.S.S. may be the answer you’re looking for.

Come join our family, and experience the ecstasy of knowledge as we enlighten you about the origins of the Christian bible, explore the history of Judaism through some of its more unusual artifacts and delve into the history of the Church of Scientology.

Love Reading? Here are more details:

How the Bible Came to Be

I don’t know if you guys know this, but the Bible is a pretty big deal. Luckily, Jonathan Soma is here to explain how and why it was born.

Artifacts and Oddities in Jewish History

Zachary Levine examines a series of unusual artifacts on an enlightening journey through the world of Jewish history.

Xenu said WHAT?

Chris Hedick teaches us about L. Ron Hubbard and his Church of Scientology, because Knowing how to Know is the best.

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