The latest Sexoterica is upon you - and Mrs. Sovryn and I start one of the hardest conversations in podcasting...
...the nature of evil, itself. From "redemption through sin" to Aristotle, to Jesus literally telling you to steal - we're back, baby ππ½
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@wendelltalks It's not incoherent when they're threatened with eternal hellfire from said book, it's so-called god, and believers.
No atheist could logically threaten you with what your book threatens them with. I think it's pretty justifiable for them to be on the "attack". β
@abi4560 You will find John 3:14 in Tanakh, though. The serpent (Nachash) is the messiah.
(I'm not a Christian, don't worry, I just find it funny Christians don't realize this association.)
Reminder that just because a text is "channeled" does not make it inherently truthful, helpful, or benevolent.
People channel stuff all the time even now, but that does not make it prophecy or reflective of reality.
Treat channeled material as false until proven otherwise. β
Timothy Alberino just told Joe Rogan that the Cult Of Baβal is still being practiced Today and said that Epstein Files absolutely prove this to be true!!!
He said that the Elites are summoning the Spirits of the Dead Giants using Dark Occultic Theurgy Magick while worshipping The Devil!
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This will blow your mind!!!
You take the small wins, and this is one of them.
I'm genuinely excited about the use of AI detection tools on Substack. As inaccurate as those can be, it's ultimately better than nothing.
I instantly went to check Dana Kippel's work, and she hasn't posted anything since Substack announced it, as to where before she often posted multiple times a day.
This is true for many others I'm aware of in the alt-science/health/conspiracy space.
It's hilarious. β
Wait wait wait...do people (and obviously bots) actually fall for this horseshit? π§
I think I now understand another part of the big push for LLMs - it lets megalomaniacs spin up their own cults and religions as if using an EZ-bake oven.
@NegedeYehuda My favorite part of 1 Enoch is the Animal Apocalypse where it clearly shows very pious, literate Jews at the time had ZERO interest in rebuilding the temple or even living in Jerusalem (they wanted to live in the Wilderness Camp again). Now that's a message that's needed.
How about some recognition to the fact that the Animal Apocalypse in 1 Enoch in metaphor proves that there were many Jews that had no interest in rebuilding the temple, and thought that "paradise" was going back to living like the Wilderness Camp. But I suppose that screws with too many necessary Christian narratives today.
@cosmic_clock Also, Allegro's book wasn't controversial because it talked about mushrooms and Christianity. It was controversial because he said Jesus didn't exist and was actually a mushroom. That's literally the only reason that book had noteriety, and Puharich's isn't as well remembered.