Chilluminati Podcast Episode 332: Cornerfest ‘26 Part D
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Jan 11, 2026 Embark on an enthralling journey through the internet's quirkiest corners. Discover the complexities of saturation theory and why certain viral clips resurface over time. Delve into the eerie tale of Dr. David Kelly and the suspicious circumstances surrounding his death. Engage with discussions on the 'dead internet' and the hollow feeling of social media, alongside bizarre experiments like aerokinesis. Unravel the mysteries of Jamaican zombies and explore the chilling story of anarchist groups linked to bizarre crimes. Each topic keeps you captivated and craving more!
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Saturation Theory For Content
- Alex's "saturation theory" explains some work needs repeated exposure before listeners appreciate complex ideas.
- He argues artists should keep unique visions pure and serve them often until audience saturation occurs.
Persist With Complex Creative Vision
- Alex advises creators to keep unique, complex viewpoints intact rather than dumbing them down for instant feedback.
- He recommends serving that vision often until listeners reach a saturation point and finally understand it.
The Praying Mantis Clip Resurfaced
- Alex recounts a long-buried viral clip that resurfaced and led him to find the original uploader, Mr. Shy City.
- The memory rekindled a college-era in-joke and illustrates how short clips can persist for years.
