Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

Cole found through intense research that the first form of quote unquote pornography shared online was likely the equivalent of typing 80085 on a calculator.

Cole delves into this narrative that I think is tacitly acknowledged but not widely expressed.

Samantha Cole wrote a book called How Sex Changed the Internet and the Internet Changed Sex, an Unexpected History.

And I'm just going to add like now, I mean, there's so many mechanisms that are kind of codified for getting stuff taken down or filters or like bots that scan for, you know, owned intellectual property. And, you know, will automatically pull things down or temporarily pull things down until the poster can prove that they have the rights to the material. But back in these days, it was the Wild West, man. And especially some of these less Internet savvy companies, they probably didn't even know the stuff was out there. They didn't even know they were having their lunch eaten by these new companies. Right.

I mean, please check out Samantha Cole's book if you want to learn more. It is probably one of the best works on this evolution of the Internet and sex.

It's not a perfect comparison because the Eloy obviously reproduce, but the beautiful ones do not.

There's a book that our pal Robert Lamb and I really love called Rats Observations on the history and habitat of the city's most unwanted inhabitants.

And it focuses on Rats in New York, and it's amazing.

It's a really weird read.

The Scythians, as I said, take some sort of hemp seed, presumably flowers and creeping under the felt coverings, throw it upon the red hot stones. Immediately it smokes and gives out such a vapor as no Greek vapor bath can exceed the Scythians. Other Scythians, that's like they're the bad guys. Delighted. Shout for joy.

I've been knee deep in this Apple TV series called 'Slow Horses' um with gary oldman and some other fantastic cast members and it is about mi5 and it really speaks to this exact thing like some of this political maneuvers that these folks in charge of mi5 perpetrate in the series which i believe is based on a book series that was written by somebody with inside information about the inner workings of mi5 absolutely staggering reckless psychotic megalomaniacal behavior no no account for human life outside of just one's own political motivations and or covering one's own arse as they say for crown and country guys

I love the shout out to Slow Horses there too

Dr. Emerson Baker is one of our historians and he calls his book The Storm of Witchcraft because it's this perfect storm of ingredients among all these other things, the fear of the wars with the Native Americans to the north, the French who are allied with them, a harsh winter, all these different factors coming together.

Again, I hearken back to what Dr. Baker wrote for his book, The Storm of Witchcraft. It's got this great introduction by somebody else that talks about how it's the perfect storm of all these elements that come together.

The best book about Northwoods is by a guy named James Bamford. It's called Body of Secrets, an intensely researched expose on the NSA, the National Security Agency and Mr. B published this in 2001.

A Lie Too Big to Fail which you can read for free on archive.org right now by an author named Lisa Pease.

This author argues that the real mastermind of the assassination was not Sirhan Sirhan, not a politically motivated lone wolf actor, but instead a CIA fixer named Robert Mayhew.

And this author argues that the real mastermind of the assassination was not Sirhan Sirhan, not a politically motivated lone wolf actor, but instead a CIA fixer named Robert Mayhew. We were talking about Mayhew a little bit off air.

And if you watch, there's an episode of 60 Minutes Australia by Tara Brown, and it goes into depth with Vicky Ward, the person who wrote that article for Vanity Fair, about how she was in contact with people who were making allegations back in 2003.

And in this book which I haven't finished in this book he makes a pretty fascinating case he says that Chief Powhatan had deployed a toxic hallucinogen against the Jamestown colony in 1611, which I had not heard before, was it uh bread, was it was it that ergot? Ergot. I don't know man, I don't know this uh but this this is just these are two examples from across centuries and continents.

The less you know the better you sleep.

They were bodies were piled on top of another each other outside the theater entrance, no attempt to separate the living from the dead. A well-known songwriter died after spending seven hours alive in a bus packed with corpses. Golly. A 13 year old girl was also crushed beneath a mass of hostages in a in a minibus died on the way to the hospital.

The less you know, the better you sleep.

Also there's this great book uh called Going Off The Grid I think oh plain dead and it's about how difficult it is to successfully commit pseudoside

You can also, if you want to save your time on the book, you can check out on YouTube right now, you can check out an interview that Vice had with the journalist Balook himself.

You'll see is disturbing. Dr. Carbot has no remorse whatsoever for his actions, which are clearly meditated. He is a... he is a times 9,000 this guy. And he had, you might ask, were there any consequences for him. Not in this world.

He is also only one example of a troubling trend. And we have a lot more to discuss, as you set up earlier, Matt. So astutely, there are many, many people who have been doing this grift and getting away with it for a long, long time.

And one of, we want to shout out, the journalist Camille Balook spent three years investigating the case. He has published a book based on his research which has a lot of interviews with Dr. Carbot himself.

And you can also, again if you want to learn more about the doctor from the Netherlands, we spoke about specifically, do check out the book, All Louise Children.

Have you read Never Let Me Go by the Nobel Prize winning author, Kazuo Ishiguro?

This novel is about exactly that topic. Cloning People for Their Organs.

A very well written novel which follows the lives of the clones from childhood up through young adulthood.

Eventually they receive the letter from the British government that they need to report and begin donations.

And when you are finished with donations, you have completed.

Why did they let Ian Douglas write a three part series called Solar Warden?

What's it about?

Very thing. It's a sci-fi science fiction three part series. The first one is called Alien Secrets and it came out in June 2020. And the third series came out last April.

Any good?

We don't know. We haven't read it. I haven't read it.

The movement was organized by people who followed them. They primarily wanted to disseminate and spread the work of a book he wrote in the light of the truth, the Grail Message.

It's one of those kind of... I don't know, just a little more eccentric new version of religions that ends up being called a cult because that's how we describe cults.

the three body problem book series or the the book series that is named that it's been stylized a bit in the u.s with the number three rather than the word three

the three body problem book series

the three body problem

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three body problem hit netflix

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