An analysis of how tactics such as building churches, inventing the omnipresence of God and confessions led to the perception of mass surveillance for over a thousand years. Link in to how these tactics have now been adopted by more technologically advance governments. 

Sometimes things are near-impossible to explain, like this episode. The following flowchart is the best way I can sum it up.

Do dogs have Stockholm syndrome > Do they know about death > Do we only suffer because of consciousness > Do we only exist because of consciousness > Can we prevent suffering by proving that we don't exist > If existence and therefore pain can't be avoided, can we do anything to make life better

This episode starts with a discussion about the film Blade Runner, and slides into my outlandish ideas to improve the education system. 

Also a quick apology for uploading an unedited version of the pod last week! 

Lol so I uploaded the unedited version, with sneezes, mistakes and silences by accident. I've deleted that now and the cleaned up version is here for your enjoyment. If you listened to the unedited version, please don't tell anyone how many mistakes I make :P 

This podcast has been lacking weirdness recently. So, today, I explain why feeding worms cocaine would be for the betterment of society (it's a joke, don't report me to PETA). This then morphs into a more general discussion about drug use and eventually a theory about how video games, meditation, drugs and creativity are all linked.

The news is full of Winston Churchill this week. So, this podcast is about how Winston Churchill is responsible for the fact that this podcast isn't in Russian. It's a history episode about how the British and the Americans had no impact on the result of the second world war. Enjoy! 

**This episode contains a factual inaccuracy. Operation Mincemeat was actually for the invasion of Italy, not France. 

I'm on holiday, so recorded the podcast while chilling out admiring a view. It is purely off the cuff and unresearched. Topics include whether or not centipedes are left handed, whether your bio-cyborg security guard could beat you at chess and how shouting louder could influence elections.

I was interrupted a lot, so it stops and starts but hopefully it'll be a pleasurable enough listen. 

This week's podcast is just a general meandering rant/discussion about the firey thing in the sky that keeps us warm. Its a nice, short episode, which won't take up too much of your day. There's an unexpected interruption and if you stick around, you can listen to me eating toast. 

What would the world be like if sex was banned? In what ways could it be better? Why is the Alfology2 podcast objectively poor? Click play and find out! 

An 1800s novel predicted ISIS. Peter Pan binges avocados. Charlie Chaplin thought that people on social media need to tone it down.

This podcast is about how old pieces of literature and film can be interpreted to have meaning in today's society. Check it out. 

Charlie Chaplin's speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7GY1Xg6X20

Copy of War of The Worlds - http://www.planetpublish.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/The_War_of_the_Worlds_NT.pdf

Do you want to never die and exist eternally? Look no further than this podcast. 

Is the title and description click bait? Click play and find out! 

Do you want to know some cool life hacks? You know what to do