#2162 - Tim Dillon
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#2162 - Tim Dillon mentions Penetration by Ignacio Swann, Assyrian clay tablet, and Eddie Pépitan joke with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
There was a book called Penetration by this guy, Ignacio Swann, who was one of these remote viewing guys.
Issyrian clay tablet dating to around 2,800 BC, bears the inscription, Our Earth is degenerative in these later days.
Every generation thinks theirs is the one where the world ends. He goes, But we are right.
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The host mentioned 'Penetration' by Ignacio Swann to illustrate the intersection of conspiracy theories and governmen…
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“The book 'Penetration' by Ignacio Swann discusses remote viewing and how the government was using it, which sparked interest in conspiracy theories about the moon landing.”
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“Here it is. Issyrian clay tablet dating to around 2,800 BC, bears the inscription, Our Earth is degenerative in these later days.”
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“A great Eddie Pépitan joke where he goes, Every generation thinks theirs is the one where the world ends. He goes, But we are right.”
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The host mentioned 'Penetration' by Ignacio Swann to illustrate the intersection of conspiracy theories and government practices, particularly rega…
The host references the Assyrian clay tablet to illustrate that the fear of societal decline and the end of the world is a recurring theme througho…
The host mentions Eddie Pépitan's joke to highlight a recurring theme of societal pessimism throughout history. This joke encapsulates the idea tha…
Movies & Documentaries Mentioned
Kill Bill
“When you think about the movies that fucking guy made, Kill Bill. Some of the best in the world.”
Pulp Fiction
“You just go down the line. Let him out. So many times I've seen a movie, Oh, Miramax, of course.”
Annie Hall
“It's hard. You can, but you're going to know the whole time. It's like watching House of Cards.”
House of Cards
“It's hard. You can, but you're going to know the whole time. It's like watching House of Cards.”