System Failure

In this System Failure Short, Nate reads this week’s essay entitled “Economic Mythology”.

In this episode, Brian provides an update on his personal renaissance with reference to the film Titanic. Next, the lads discuss a recent interview with Dr. Rick Spence on the fascinating subjects of secret societies and magic. Spence believes that we shouldn’t worry about whether magic is real…we should that so many people in power believe it’s real!

In this System Failure Short, Nate reads this week’s essay entitled “The Coming Inversion”.

In this episode, Brian brings up the Tesseract—or 4D cube. This object acts as a “portkey,” launching them into a broader discussion of dimensionality and magical possibilities. Finally, the lads discuss class relations and discontent as they relate to this magical theme.

In this System Failure Short, Nate reads this week’s essay entitled “Of Priesthoods & Pestilence”.

Brian responds to Sam Harris' highly amusing election postmortem in this episode. Then, Nate reads some signs of progress from the Wall Street Journal, of all place. And finally, the boys discuss another round of hair-raising UFO testimony on Capitol Hill.

In this System Failure Short, Nate reads this week’s essay entitled “Prophecies of Doom”.

In the aftermath of the ‘24 US Presidential Election, the lads turn their attention to those who feel distressed about the outcome. After recapping their road trip to New York City, the boys lay out the case that Donald Trump's election is actually a massively positive development for those on the political left.

In this System Failure Short, Nate reads this week’s essay entitled “Paradigm Shift”.

On the eve of the ‘24 US Presidential Election, the lads are joined, once again, by friend-of-the-show Chris. Nate reads a disturbing Facebook post that illustrates just how deranged perfectly intelligent people have gotten over the election, sparking a broader discussion about the con being perpetrated by the ruling economic class upon the working and middle classes, and how that con shapes the narrative around the election.