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THINGS HIDDEN 121: Defeating Demon Mathematics

It’s THINGS HIDDEN! David Gornoski sits down with Shane Kennedy and Shannon Braswell for a conversation on America’s economic foreign policy; the recent skirmish between Iran and Afghanistan; DeSantis’ Twitter space announcement; the crazy experiments of Elon Musk and Dr. Fauci; whether Archbishop Vigano is real; how compound interest works; the truth about usury; and […]

THINGS HIDDEN 120: How Jesus Moves Us From Despair to Hope

In this THINGS HIDDEN episode, David Gornoski sits down with Shane Kennedy and Surit Dasgupta for a conversation on why humans feel despair and alienation; why assisted suicide is currently being promoted; failed medical paradigms; hoarding wealth vs. serving our neighbors; how humans have been indoctrinated into servility from childhood; how humans can become hopeful […]

THINGS HIDDEN 119: Jesus and the Cornerstone Event

David Gornoski talks about the anthropological truth behind the motifs of stones and cornerstones found in the Bible and how that truth is connected with the victimism of the modern-day West. Why do victims haunt societies progressively throughout history? How did Jesus change the power structures of the world? In light of Jesus revealing the […]

THINGS HIDDEN 118: Death and the Two Servants

David Gornoski sits down with Shane Kennedy and Shannon Braswell for a discussion on the politicization of the FBI, whether whistleblowers are unpatriotic, why false flags exist, whether Jesus was a trickster god, what Peter’s action in Gethsemane signifies, what the fate of Judas represent, whether modern-day churches are keeping the scapegoat mechanism alive, and […]

THINGS HIDDEN 117: Elvis, Jesus, and the Age of Innovation

A Neighbor’s Choice writer Surit Dasgupta joins David Gornoski to talk about how Elvis embodies the American vision and how we can imitate him in a time of defeatism and nihilism. Did Elvis set a precedent for our current degeneracy? What can we learn from Elvis’ powerful rendition of “An American Trilogy?” How do we […]

Sting – An Insane Analysis

Baseball is said to be America’s favorite pastime, but it can be argued that professional wrestling comes very close to dominating the upper tiers of Americana. Take for instance, countries like India and Saudi Arabia that generally do not care for Baseball or Football, but they are crazy about American professional wrestling. Why is this the case? […]

Oliver Stone on the Need for Nuclear Now

David Gornoski and physicist Dr. Weiping Yu are joined by Academy-Award winning filmmaker Oliver Stone and writer Joshua Goldstein for a conversation on their upcoming documentary Nuclear Now; why nuclear energy is vastly misunderstood by environmentalists; cold fusion; climate change; Chernobyl and Fukushima; Tucker Carlson’s departure from Fox News; the future of the energy industry; […]

THINGS HIDDEN 111: Jesus and Nietzsche With Uberboyo

David Gornoski sits down with Uberboyo for a fascinating conversation on what a Girardian critique of someone like Andrew Tate would look like; misunderstood concepts about Nietzsche; the progression of slave morality; Nietzsche’s critique of resentment; why Christianity is supposed to be about action; the creative energy that rejuvenates humanity; the need for a new […]

THINGS HIDDEN 110: Cyprian on Summoning Demons With AI

It’s THINGS HIDDEN and David Gornoski sits down with the returning Cyprian of the Royal Path podcast for a conversation on the increasing danger posed by the emergence of generative AI, the deep meaning of the word attention, how AI distinguishes itself from rest of technology, the joy of organic development, how we end up […]

THINGS HIDDEN 107: The Future of Mimesis, Psychology, Physics with Scott Garrels

In this THINGS HIDDEN episode, David Gornoski sits down with psychologist Scott Garrels, author of Mimesis and Science, for a conversation on mimetic theory from a psychological perspective; mirror neurons; magnetoreception; unanimity against a scapegoat; how psychology, physics, and mimetic theory compliments each other; and more.