Sage, Skeptic, & Storyteller

Join us this week as we discuss the Baron Trump books, which were written by Ingersoll Lockwood in the 1800s. The books include 'Travels and Adventures of Little Baron Trump and his Wonderful Dog Bulger,' 'Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground Journey,' and '1900 or the Last President.' The books gained attention after Donald Trump was elected president, as some people believed they predicted his presidency.

This week we mull over the possibility of time travel and/or inter-dimensional travel, the Mandela Effect, the lack of trust in media, and simulation theory - the idea of life as a video game. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the conspiracy surrounding Donald Trump and his time machine!

This week's narration was read by special guest LAYLA!

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We are baaaaaack! And just had to jump in on the hot gossip and possible conspiracies surrounding the disappearance of Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales! We discuss the timeline of events surrounding Kate Middleton's surgery and the subsequent rumors and speculations. We cover topics such as abuse, cheating, mysterious ambulance sightings, toxic relationship rumors, Kate's hospitalization, Thomas Kingston's death, and a few suspicious photographs...

Join us for the tea🔥

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Join us in what may be an ongoing joke... and lets "Shoot Some Shit" (aka talk out our asses about random things).

In this week's episode we discuss such topics as:

-Valentine's Day in Japan

-Clit Pumps

-Prime Minister Abe's assassination

-Mass shootings in the US

-Chinese clothing companies

-AI sex

-Chatbots

-The upcoming 2024 election

-MSM and Late Night Shows

-Shoes!

It's a wild ride!

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Tune in this week as we discuss the recently released psychological thriller movie 'Leave the World Behind' and the conspiracies surrounding its alleged involvement with the Obamas. We explore the themes of truth and fiction, speculative fiction, and the use of stereotypes in storytelling. Delving into the concept of predictive programming and the messages conveyed by the movie, we highlight the different interpretations and reactions to the film. Our conversation explores various themes related to conspiracy theories, control, preparedness, symbolism, and human instincts. We discuss the comfort people find in conspiracy theories and the idea of someone being in control. Questioning the logic behind conspiracy theories and the lack of preparedness for emergencies, we examine the role of technology, such as satellites, as well as the tendency to overthink and find meaning in random occurrences. Acknowledging the entertainment value of conspiracy theories and speculating about Alex Jones, we explore the connection between NASA and conspiracy theories, particularly regarding the moon landing. We discuss the potential involvement of the Obamas in the movie, as well as conspiracy theories surrounding Barack Obama. Our conversation concludes with reflections on the impact of a cyber attack and the theme of factions within society.

In a similar vein, we, as hosts, discuss the movie 'Don't Look Up' and explore various themes and interpretations. Delving into topics of privilege and wealth disparity, the possibility of the movie being propaganda, the importance of being prepared and kind, and the unpredictability of catastrophic events, we speculate on secret organizations and provide our ratings of the movie and conspiracy theory. Sharing our thoughts on the ending of the movie, we offer recommendations for viewers.

Takeaways:

• Conspiracy theories provide a sense of comfort by attributing control to a specific group or individual.
• The idea that nobody is truly in control can be disquieting and unsettling.
• The lack of preparedness for emergencies is a concern, as existing systems may not be sufficient to handle catastrophic events.
• The entertainment value of conspiracy theories lies in the human tendency to find patterns and meaning in random occurrences.
• The connection between NASA and conspiracy theories highlights the skepticism and misinformation surrounding scientific achievements.
• Conspiracy theories can be entertaining but should be approached with skepticism and critical thinking.
• Privilege and wealth disparity are important themes explored in the movie 'Don't Look Up'.
• The movie raises questions about the possibility of it being propaganda and the involvement of Barack and Michelle Obama.
• The takeaways from the movie include the importance of being prepared for unexpected events and treating others with kindness.
• The ending of the movie left some viewers unsatisfied, but it sparked discussions about different interpretations.

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In this thought-provoking episode we delve into the enigmatic realms of the soul, exploring the captivating concepts of soul traps and reincarnation. Join us as we journey through wild claims, modern interpretations, and the intriguing question of what happens to our souls after our time on Earth.

As we navigate through the uncharted waters of the afterlife and the mysteries of consciousness, we'll contemplate the profound questions: Do our souls truly reincarnate? Can they be trapped? And what implications do these beliefs have on our understanding of life and death?

Prepare for a mind-expanding, and at times comical, conversation that challenges the boundaries of the known and ignites your curiosity about the great cosmic mysteries. Join us on this journey into the depths of the human soul and the timeless quest for answers beyond this realm!

Mentioned in this episode:

Star Trek Voyager and the Soul Trap

https://www.reddit.com/r/EscapingPrisonPlanet/comments/wndtnn/star_trek_exposes_the_soul_trap_captain_janeway/?share_id=n0dmWFBxhO-GIASvfWkzm&utm_content=1&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_source=share&utm_term=4

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