Dyslexia? Go to Xanadu

Posted by Jeff on January 4, 2009 · 1 Comment

According to Tom Cruise, the well-known expert on dyslexia, religion and the human mind, Scientology was instrumental in helping him overcome his dyslexia. He said once he traveled to planet Xanadu the dyslexia disappeared.
See: I'm an Idiot But at Least I Have a Cool Religion That Takes All My Money

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