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Mentioned in 8 episodes
Childhood's end
Book • 1953
The novel follows the arrival of the Overlords, mysterious aliens who bring about a utopian era of peace and prosperity on Earth.
However, this new era comes at the cost of human creativity, ambition, and eventually, human identity.
The story is divided into three parts, each exploring different themes: the initial invasion, the golden age under the Overlords, and the eventual transformation of human children into a new form of psychic hive-mind consciousness.
The novel raises philosophical questions about the nature of humanity, the price of progress, and the ultimate fate of the human race under alien supervision.
However, this new era comes at the cost of human creativity, ambition, and eventually, human identity.
The story is divided into three parts, each exploring different themes: the initial invasion, the golden age under the Overlords, and the eventual transformation of human children into a new form of psychic hive-mind consciousness.
The novel raises philosophical questions about the nature of humanity, the price of progress, and the ultimate fate of the human race under alien supervision.
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Mentioned in 8 episodes
Mentioned by
Jesse Michels in relation to the idea of an alien civilization slowly integrating itself into human society.


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#287 - UFO Whistleblowers, NASA Time Travel & Psychic Soldiers | Jesse Michels
Mentioned by Alex when talking about the globalist plan to absorb and end humans.

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#1045: June 5, 2025
Mentioned by Gabriel Custodiet in the context of discussing centralized power and political solutions.

140 - Paul Rosenberg: Cryptic Conscience
Mentioned by
Alex Jones as an author who wrote science fiction books incorporating ideas that prepared readers for future events.


Alex Jones 2025-Jul-01 Tuesday
Mentioned by the speaker, who has never read it, as a science fiction book that visualizes scenarios and might rhyme with what is coming.

Fr Patrick Ramsey: Orthodox Views on Empire, Antichrist, & Martyr Mentality
Mentioned by Mick West as a book he read growing up, focusing on humanity's first encounter with aliens.

TWiS 147: Not As They Seem - Mick West on UFOs, Conspiracy Theories, and Pseudoscience
Mentioned in the episode description as a source for disturbing aspects of the show.

The Default Mode Network
Mentioned when discussing the state of geopolitics and having a comic book mindset.

#1057: June 21-22, 2025