
 Psyop Cinema James Ellis on Nick Land and In the Mouth of Madness
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 Dec 2, 2022  Thomas talks with James Ellis about their experiences being immersed in Nick Land's philosophy, returning to Christianity, and the limits of the human in accelerationism and Christian worldviews. They discuss the dangers of modern nihilism, the phrase 'Be not afraid,' politics and the war in heaven, and analyze John Carpenter's In the Mouth of Madness. 
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 Introduction 
 00:00 • 2min 
 Exploring James Ellis's Philosophical Journey and Interest in Nick Land's Work 
 01:39 • 21min 
 Harmony, Ontological Exhaustion, and Theology 
 22:28 • 10min 
 Exploring the CCRU, Religion, and the Upside-Down World 
 32:49 • 4min 
 Satanic Influence and Demonic Possession 
 36:47 • 34min 
 Nick Land's Philosophy and its Inconsistency 
 01:10:21 • 11min 
 The Comforts and Excesses of Modernity 
 01:21:01 • 10min 
 Exploring Trauma-Based Mind Control in Popular Culture 
 01:30:58 • 26min 
 Where to Find Their Work 
 01:57:19 • 2min 
