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Hosted by Chris Michaels · news · EN · 1,000 episodes
I'm irreverent, witty, and a lovable fuzzball. I give you cutting edge commentary, sprinkled with common sense, on why humans come first and your politics comes second.
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Episode #1
How do minerals and crystals interact with the human condition? Does human emotion resonate to interact with the overall symptoms of the planet? Where did Venus come from? Why is it called the Morning Star? Who else is called the Morning Star?
Episode #29
Did someone spike the punch with viagra at a drag show? Democrats setup foreign worker pipeline. More moves to prepare for war in Iran, UK, Russia, and elsewhere. Anthony Fauci upset that vaccine efficacy was at stake due to weapons research.
Episode #28
The White paint is racist book (it took 7 years to come up with this)! California to require safety tests for 16 year olds to sit in a car? mRNA industry is just ramping up and people are now realizing what COVID was really about.
Episode #24
A human age culminates in 2028, bringing with it false religion, rebellion, and truth, ultimately revealing the Golden Age...Where have we heard the Golden Age from recently?
Episode #25
In this quarterly conversation, Greg Boulden and Chris Michaels sit down with Dr. Joseph P. Farrell for a wide-ranging discussion that moves from artificial intelligence and AGI to the future of human cognition, the changing Internet, libraries, digital dependence, space technology, religion, warfare, and the forces shaping modern society.The conversation begins with the growing debate over artificial general intelligence and AI safety. We examine warnings from AI researchers, reports of AI systems behaving unexpectedly in testing environments, and the possibility that humanity may be surrendering important cognitive functions as we increasingly outsource research, writing, decision-making and even political communication to machines.The discussion then moves into the “dead Internet” theory, AI-generated political campaigns and social-media content, the disappearance of traditional information sources, digital IDs, data centers, and concerns about whether technological infrastructure could eventually become a mechanism for centralized control.From there, Dr. Farrell takes the conversation into some much stranger territory: the push to expand human activity into space, the Moon and Mars, unusual aerospace and UFO claims, the possibility of technologies that remain outside public understanding, ancient accounts of cosmic conflict, plasma physics, cold fusion, biological transmutation and the intersection of modern technology with ancient religious and occult traditions.The conversation also examines Christianity and technology, the role of religious institutions, Pope Leo's statements about care for creation, the possibility of AI taking on a quasi-religious role, and the theological question of whether humanity should pursue every technological capability simply because it can.The final portion turns toward current geopolitics, including Iran, Israel, Ukraine, Christian Zionism, American foreign policy, religious identity, and the idea of a transnational class of powerful elites operating across ideological and national boundaries.Some of the subjects discussed are highly controversial, speculative or disputed. The purpose of this conversation is to explore the arguments, claims and questions raised by the participants, not to present every assertion as established fact.This is a conversation intended to make you think, question assumptions, and do your own research.What do you think? Leave your thoughts in the comments.Subscribe for more long-form conversations with people examining the ideas, institutions and technologies shaping our world.DISCLAIMER: This program contains commentary, opinions, interpretations, hypotheses and discussions of controversial and disputed subjects. Statements made by guests and hosts represent their own views and should not automatically be understood as established facts or as the position of this channel.Some portions of this discussion involve historical interpretations, scientific claims, geopolitical theories, religious interpretations, UFO-related subjects, artificial intelligence, and other matters that may be contested, speculative, or lacking definitive evidence. Where claims are disputed, viewers are encouraged to examine the underlying sources and conduct their own research.The inclusion of a claim, theory, person, organization, event or viewpoint in this program does not constitute an endorsement, accusation, or determination that the claim is true.This interview is intended for discussion, education and commentary. It is not professional scientific, medical, legal, financial, religious or geopolitical advice.
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