Nearly half of all people walk through life without a voice in their head, and that might include you. In this deep dive, we explore the phenomenon of inner monologues and what it's like to live without one. Drawing on scientific insights from Russell Hurlburt and personal experiences like Olivia Rivera's, this video uncovers the strange divide between those who constantly hear their own thoughts and those who think in images, sensations, or silence. Are you aware of how your own mind works

Today’s episode is a triple threat!First portion will be a long look at how satanic panic is in fact real, and I am looking at this and reviewing the information from the perspective of a former Satanist. For those that do not know I was a practicing Satanist for 10 years and so we will review the satanic panic through this lens.Part two and part three of this episode are continuations of a series I have been working on with the No way Jose podcast. It is a continuation of the series who the fuck

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Mike Matthews investigates the fascinating news from the week so far and Mike answers what is happening in the odd world of people taking too many pictures. Join Mike as he podcasts live from Café Anyway in podCastro Valley with Benita, the Disgruntled Fiddle Player, and the Brewmaster. Next show Mike Talks to Madame Rootabega, Valentino, and Bison Bentley.

We're always being told that we should make peace with how we look; but why? We never chose our bodies and nor should we necessarily be forced to identify with them. They're like a random taxi we were shoved into at birth. We've been forced to play the facial lottery and most of us are deeply unhappy with the results - and should in our own ways be allowed to be.Uploaded 06-05-20FURTHER READINGYou can read more on this and other subjects here: https://bit.ly/3ckaeVK"A characteristic emotion on

As a brash but anxious young programmer in the before-time, I affected a standoffish attitude on the topic of games. Why would I learn to play a game as a human, I said, when I could just write a program to do it? When an office chess game got started at my workplace, I wrote a chess engine (a standard minimax search with α–β pruning) rather than learn anything about strategy or tactics. When my insufficiently requited love started hosting a meetup to play Zendo—a deduction game in which one player

Frontier models still verbalize their misbehavior regularly in chain of thought. I (Dean) came in expecting that it would be hard for us to get the models themselves to admit they were misbehaving, and that existing pressures would have selected that behavior away in favor of motivated reasoning. While it's difficult to get them to do so in the output tokens, models often mention that they're misbehaving in the chain of thought: DeepSeek V4 Pro, Locked chip, raw reasoning: This approach is robust

Renan Santos tells how he built the Free Brazil Movement and worked out the doctrine, mobilized it into Brazil's Mission Party, and how the lessons of building an outsider movement apply in America and around the world.

When life feels chaotic, what is the first thing you do? The psychology of people who keep their house clean goes far beyond just being organized. It’s often a hidden coping mechanism.Uploaded 19-07-26Society praises a perfectly clean space as "having your life together." But neuroscience and behavioral psychology tell a very different story. If you can’t relax until every dish is washed and every pillow is straight, you aren't just neat—your brain might be in survival mode. In this deep dive, we

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Monday Mayhem shows are a throwback to the roots of The Survival Podcast. Fast riffs on many topics in real time. No deep presentations or digging into the finer points of an aquaponics system. A mix of practical prepping, current news and economic trends, and real opinions you will never hear from mainstream or even most alternative media. Our lead story today is a very credible study about treating some skin cancers with a combination of DMSO and Vitamin C, of course you won’t hear a peep

After four days of testimony that trended in the top ten globally on X, MP Dean Allison joins The Sovereign Sphere to break down what actually happened during the National Citizens Inquiry, what it took to make it happen, and why he believes this conversation cannot be allowed to disappear from the public eye. We talk about gaslighting, military cover-ups, state media, the collapse of public trust, and what real accountability would actually require going forward. This is the debrief for

Overdose deaths keep climbing across most of the country. But one province did the opposite, and the results are hard to argue with.I sat down with Kym Kaufmann — former Deputy Minister of Mental Health & Addictions for Manitoba and now CEO of the Canadian Centre of Recovery Excellence — to break down exactly what Alberta is doing differently, and why it's working: • 36% reduction in overdose deaths since 2023 (vs. just 9% nationally — and only 1% if you remove Alberta)• 70% reduction

📝Tweet, 📄 Paper We introduce TasteVal, a benchmark that measures the experimental research taste of AI models on AI R&D tasks. We define research taste as the ability to pick interesting problems to solve, design experiments, and interpret experimental results. TasteVal measures the experimental component of research taste; given a fixed research problem, we measure how well a model iteratively designs experiments and draws conclusions from their outcomes. In the AI Futures Model,

You may have seen factions of the left being opposed to current attempts to regulate the AI industry, despite the fact that they clearly also want to stop AI. I think I can explain why we're talking past each other. To do this, I will define three different types of AI risk: AI does exactly what some random guy wants: hacking, biorisk, terrorismAI does exactly what people currently in power want (or puts people in power): military usage, job losses, wealth concentration, mass surveillanceAI does

Fresh from a week in New York's Finger Lakes, Randall Carlson compares Niagara Falls with the dry cataracts and gorge at Letchworth. He explains how a shallow sheet flood crosses a threshold and starts cutting a canyon, and why he puts these features on the same scale as the coulees of the Pacific Northwest.Full conversation on YouTube: https://youtu.be/uxKk5rFgf58Support Grimerica and keep it ad-free and listener supported: grimerica.ca/support

David and Tamler steal some of Laurie Santos' podcast money (she'll never miss it), drive to LA, and pull over in the rain to spend the night in the Bates Motel. That lanky young man in the office seems nice if a bit awkward, not sure about his mother though. Plus, we share a few things that might turn us into psycho killers. Like we always say, a son is a poor substitute for a lover.

Are homo sapiens the only organisms capable of creating and experiencing beauty? Can we find beauty in God? Why do we see the hand of an Artist in the Natural, if God does not exist? Beauty is one of the most fundamental truths of the world. Everyone can understand it, but why? Where does evolution come from and what is its benefit to humanity? Nicholas Humphrey argues that our attraction to the beautiful is primarily a psychological phenomena, that we have used to train ourselves throughout

What happens when a DJ finishes one of the best sets of his life in Las Vegas and 11 minutes later finds himself in the middle of the most tragic mass shooting in American history with his one year old son in a hotel room next to the active shooter? This week on The AJ Buckley Show, AJ sits down with Dee Jay Silver (John Perdue), the DJ who played Route 91 Harvest Festival the night everything changed, whose story of survival, faith, and fatherhood will leave you shaken to your core.This story that