In this episode of the Deceptive Reality Podcast, hosts Nick and Bert explore various themes including the implications of AI, its role in storytelling, and the potential for AI to become a new form of deity. They also discuss the Loch Ness Monsters resurgence in popular culture and the alarming news about an asteroid threat to Earth. The conversation is filled with humor, insights, and a touch of existential dread as they navigate through these topics. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the implications of catastrophic events, particularly focusing on biblical prophecies and predictions regarding the future of the Catholic Church. They discuss the potential impact of a catastrophic explosion, relate it to biblical predictions, and explore the controversial nature of Pope Francis in light of St. Malachis prophecy. The conversation also touches on the significance of the year 2027 as a pivotal point in these prophecies, leading to a broader discussion on judgment and the future of Christianity. In this conversation, Bert and Nick explore the intricate connections between biblical prophecy, historical events, and modern political shifts. They delve into the symbolism of seven times in relation to Babylons power, the mathematical interpretations of prophetic time, and the historical context of Babylons fall. The discussion transitions into the implications of political changes in Germany and their potential prophetic significance, particularly concerning the Antichrist. They also examine various signs of the end times, including natural disasters and moral decay, while reflecting on the role of religion in society and the complexities of faith. The conversation concludes with a thought-provoking discussion on time travel and its relation to prophecy.