The Why Files discusses "shared death experiences", but perhaps with too much crazy humor and interruptions from Hecklefish? Raymond Moody wrote about these experiences in his fascinating little book "Glimpses of Eternity".
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Sunday, March 29, 2026
Unbelievable
Incarcerating every gang member in the country actually makes crime rates collapse. In the Third World. Amazing.
So how come this doesn´t work in Western nations?
Body double
Jeffrey Epstein has a doppelgänger, known as Palm Beach Pete. And yes, the body double is *literally mentioned in the Epstein Files*...
You can´t make this shit up.
Sizzling
This must be some kind of next level trolling. Supposedly, an unnamed Hollywood actor claims to be 400 years old. He is also a ghostly paranormal stalker?! Note the bizarre legal disclaimer. Ahem, does the TikToker really think anyone will try to sue her? MAYBE IT´S A TRUE STORY!!!
And then, maybe not. Even the Christian content-creator (the Black brother to the left) is unconvinced, and I know for a fact he is "pro-paranormal". He warns the Hollywood actor (somewhat tongue-in-cheek) that he (the actor) will "be sizzling" for eternity...
Indeed. Or, to use another colloquial expression, "be sent south of Purgatory"!
Velcro Fly
LOL. Nothing will come out of this, methinks, but I suppose it could be entertaining distraction if it ever will...
Truth will out
Two more skeptical essays on FC and its later incarnation RPM.
Saturday, March 28, 2026
Strange son
More on "S2C" or FC. I´ve become autistically obsessed with this question! This is a review of the pro-FC book "Strange Son". Again: this is so obviously a hoax or a delusion that it´s baffling that so many fall for it. And yet, here we are...
Actually, there are published authorship results for S2C...and they aren´t good
Tolkien: Lovecraftian Mason?
OK, this was a new angle. At least, I haven´t heard it before! Is Tolkien´s "The Lord of the Rings" influenced by Freemasonry? And apart from the Craft, there is also...Lovecraft!
Hmmm...
Dan Brown´s Inferno
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The first time I watched "Inferno", I didn´t like it. At all. The whole thing felt extremely unrealistic (even for a Dan Brown story). Or like an extended European-Turkish travel guide for American tourists with fake cultural sensibilities. I considered it the worst of the three Dan Brown-related films. I don´t remember the exact year I saw the movie, but I do have a guess.
It must have been before the COVID pandemic...
Today? Well, when I re-watched "Inferno" earlier tonight, it struck me as a documentary. At least more or less! Above all, the film feels post-COVID rather than 2016 (the actual release date).
The plot revolves around a group of eco-terrorists who have developed a pathogen which can kill half of Earth´s population. Naturally, the activists assume they are working for the greater good of the species or something to that effect. Their leader is a billionaire, a certain Zobrist, with all kinds of odd ideas. The WHO are the good guys (!) but it´s interesting that they are depicted almost as an intelligence agency. Think CIA or FBI. Other actors are looking for the bio-weapon, too. In one plot twist, a global security firm working on behalf of the genocidal Zobrist realize they´ve been conned and switch sides at the last possible moment.
It´s interesting to note that the terrorists are depicted as young, idealist and extremely well-educated. They are fanatics, but not obviously brain-washed. Zobrist is excentric but also rich and good-looking. It´s difficult not to think of, say, Elon Musk or Peter Thiel. But while Musk and Thiel are very much part of the establishment (and rather ugly), Zobrist doesn´t work for some secret Illuminati cabal. He seems to be a genuinely independent rebel. Come to think of it, all films based on Dan Brown´s novels are pro-establishment. (If this also true of the novels, I don´t know.) "The Da Vinci Code" defends sinister secret societies, "Angels and Demons" is implicitly pro-Vatican, while "Inferno" is about brave globalist agents trying to stop some kind of confused Woke utopians.
If they had wanted to make "Inferno" even more realistic, the terrorists would have (perhaps unwittingly) worked for some next-level government black-op, while Zobrist would have been a powerful capitalist tycoon with insane takes seen as quite respectable among his peers...
But surely I´m just being paranoid, right? Right.
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