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A poetic explanation of why the shared physical experience of a movie theater is vital for human unity and why 'dark forces' might want to take it away.
Joe Rogan and Roger Avary discuss Gematria and how ancient Hebrew combined numerical values with words to create a deeper, multi-layered form of communication.
An insightful look at how modern technology like iPhone's 'Portrait Mode' is actually an attempt to replicate the technical flaws of old film.
Avary discusses how streaming services use analytics and 'white papers' to dictate story structure, leading to a decline in complex cinema.
Avary explains the psychological difference between shooting on digital versus film, where every second literally costs money.
A discussion on how USAID is allegedly used as a tool for regime change and tasks deemed too 'dirty' for the CIA, based on insights from Mike Benz.
Roger Avary explores the concept of predictive programming, specifically how the ending of Fight Club mirrors the events of 9/11 and the background of its producer, Arnon Milchan.
Joe Rogan and Roger Avary discuss the anomalies surrounding the collapse of World Trade Center Building 7, focusing on the tenants, the missing data, and the visual similarity to controlled demolitions.
Roger Avary reveals the controversial and low-level jab Orson Welles took at William Randolph Hearst, which effectively ended Welles' career.
Roger Avary discusses the controversial Flat Earth theory not as a definitive fact, but as a challenge to the disconnect between experiential reality and scientific consensus.