#295 - Nuclear War on Mars, Time Traveling Nazis & The Techno Apocalypse | Jason Jorjani

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Apr 7, 2025

Jason Jorjani, a philosopher and author with a rich academic background, dives into the thrilling intersection of mythology and modernity. He investigates the eerie ties between ancient structures on the moon and extraterrestrial influences, suggesting they may even be interconnected. The conversation meanders through bizarre theories of Nazi nuclear pursuits and the potential cataclysm caused by overwhelming data accumulation. Jorjani also speculates on the psychological implications of technological advancements on consciousness, hinting at a multidimensional reality.

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ANECDOTE

Moon City Photos

Sergeant Carl Wolf saw photos of a megalithic city on the moon's dark side in 1965.
He was a photo technician shown the images by a sergeant breaking protocol, and later died in a suspicious accident.

ANECDOTE

Remote Viewing the Moon

Ingo Swann remote-viewed the moon for the CIA, seeing a city, obelisks, and slave labor.
A tall Nordic figure telepathically warned him away, suggesting the moon is inhabited and off-limits.

INSIGHT

Hollow Moon

Apollo missions 12 and 13 revealed the moon may be hollow, ringing like a bell after impacts.
This challenges the idea of the moon as a natural satellite, raising questions about its origin and structure.

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