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Listen to what Chris Langan has to say about God. Its an amazing new deep unique take in explanation that I have never heard before. But from there forward, it becomes VERY interesting...
DW Description: Chris Langan is known to have the highest IQ in the world, somewhere between 195 and 210. To give you an idea of what this means, the average person's IQ is 100 and Albert Einstein's IQ was 160. Chris Langan joins the show to discuss his theory of everything - God - psychedelic drugs - and aliens in this special 2-hour conversation.
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Timestamps
00:00:00 Welcome
00:01:25 How Michael heard about Chris and the CTMU
00:01:53 Why is the Smartest Man living on a farm in Missouri?
00:03:30 Getting Frozen out of the Economy
00:04:00 Higher Education
00:08:00 Blue collar lifestyle; bar bouncing; limited opportunity
00:11:30 Becoming an autodidact
00:13:30 Reality is Logico-Geometric
00:14:00 CTMU
00:15:30 IQ
00:16:50 Does God Exist? Nature of God.
00:20:30 Our relationship with God
00:21:30 Simulation hypothesis; Pantheism v. Panentheism
00:24:30 Reality / Christianity / Consciousness / Quantization of Reality
00:28:10 Free Will; Fixed v. Self-generating array / Metacausation
00:36:00 God in time and space / Heaven and hell / Salvation
00:39:00 Michael and Chris light up cigars
00:40:00 Psychedelics / Angels and demons / The devil
00:45:30 Satan versus Lucifer; their roles and relation to God
00:48:00 The psychology of sin; the devil; the current situation
00:51:00 Soros, Gates; the psychology of the elite
00:52:00 Money system; human utility; grassroots resistance
00:53:00 Do we need another revolution?
00:53:30 Globalism; conspiracies; WEF; Young Global Leaders
00:57:00 Donald Trump; 2020 election
00:59:30 What is your political background/beliefs? Demise of the Dems/RINOs
01:02:30 Immigration
01:06:45 COVID / vaccines / Great Reset
01:09:30 Intelligence Agencies
01:11:30 Aliens / Demons / UFOs / CIA / The Devil
01:25:00 Marxism / Academia, higher education
01:26:30 Capitalism v. Monopoly Capitalism
01:28:30 Beauty / Truth / Telesis
01:32:40 Intelligence
01:33:40 Catholicism / Pope
01:35:00 Beauty / Religion in art / Beauty & Truth
01:38:30 The Modern Right / Social engineering / LGBT
01:40:30 Modern philosophers
01:41:30 Classical philosophers; relationship b/w philosophy and religion;
01:45:00 intelligent design; new atheists; good & evil
01:48:00 Participatory observers; faith & knowledge, religion / religious institutions; truth and meaning in life
01:53:30 Transhumanism
01:57:00 What should we do about all this? Getting back to God as individuals and a species
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➡️ANKORT paper: http://www.ctmu.net
Neither Dracula nor vampires are, strictly speaking, real — at least so far as we know — but that doesn’t mean they don’t have their basis in reality. While writing his endlessly influential novel Dracula, author Bram Stoker was inspired by Central European folklore in general and Vlad III in particular, whom history often remembers by a more colorful name: Vlad the Impaler. The son of Vlad Dracul, he’s believed to have been born in Transylvania, eventually became voivode (ruler) of Wallachia (a region of Romania south of Transylvania), and more than earned his nickname by impaling his enemies. Vlad Dracul took his name when he joined the Order of the Dragon, a secret cabal of Christian knights; “dracul” is Romanian for “dragon.” As fate would have it, “Dracula” means “son of Dracul.”
Stoker called Transylvania “one of the wildest and least known portions of Europe” in the book’s first chapter, an evocative description based on his research into the area and 19th-century travel literature (though the author never actually visited Romania’s spookiest region). Before falling in battle in 1476, Vlad III earned a reputation for brutality. Impalement was his favorite means of torturing and dispatching his enemies, but he was also known to decapitate, disembowel, and skin them; some claim he even dipped his bread in his victims’ blood while using their impaled bodies as morbid dinner guests. Whether such gory details are true may never be known, but it’s easy to see how he inspired one of the world’s most fearsome fictional characters.
