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In this episode we will learn about the spiritual philosophy that influenced Dr Alfred Kinsey's research and publicised data on human sexuality.

"Kinsey would have done business with the devil if it helped the research - - and he did." Dr. Wardell B. Pomeroy (Kinsey's co-author). In this episode we will discover the lengths to which Dr Alfred Kinsey went just to get data that he used in his publications. The data that revolutionized sexuality on a grand scale.

Homosexuality is a very ancient phenomenon. But in the 1960s it reached a level of popularity such that movements were organized and laws were made to favor the homosexuals. What caused this revolution? What happened to warrant such a drastic change with regards to society's attitude towards homosexuality? In this episode we will learn how Dr Alfred Kingsey is largely responsible for this.

How did Dr Alfred Kinsey and his team gather information that resulted in publication of the childhood sexuality findings in his publications in the 1940s? In this episode we will learn how this information was gathered. Listener discretion is advised.

What would you think if you learnt that some of the most important scientific research of the century may have been based on fraud, or if not fraud, criminal experimentation on children? What if you learnt that the results of this research are exerting a profound influence on our society today - ranging from how we deal with sex offenders to how, when, what, and why children are being taught about sex? In this episode we will begin our search for Kinsey's methods of obtaining the data that changed how childhood sexuality is understood.

We shudder, and even get infuriated, when we hear of cases where children are sexually abused. This sexual aberration is known as pedophilia.

There are some places where this is counted as an acceptable thing, and laws are being drafted to legalize it. One would wonder how society got to the point of accepting this uncouth, strange, disgusting, and diabolic practice.

In this episode we will look at a significant part of history that explains this state of things.

Since the "discovery" of Edward Bernays in the 1920s - that humans can be manipulated into buying things that they don't necessarily need -, the marketing industry has spent a lot of money and effort in a more refined and efficient way of manipulating the masses to get their products and services. One of the most successful tools used up to date is sexuality. Sex is the biggest salesman of the age, and this has dire consequences... In this final episode we will be answering the question from episode 1 - Can you change someone's reality by what you give them, visually, to watch?

The big question from our previous episode was: "Can you change someone's reality by what you give them, visually, to watch?" I'm this episode we will not only learn that it is so, but also as to how it is done.

We all know that entertainment TV is fake. However, what we entertain ourselves with more than often leaves an indelible effect on our emotions and general view of reality. Are there any physical changes to our brains that result from this? In this episode we will learn how TV, entertainment TV, affects the human brain.