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EPISODE · Sep 24, 2020 · 1H 27M

Episode 265 - Ghosts in Gettysburg, Japanese Ghosts, and the God Paradox

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After a string of amazing guests, the dynamic duo thought it'd be fun to nerd out with just the two of them this week. The episode starts off with a bit of a discussion on a recent video posted of supposed ghosts recorded at Gettysburg. This launches into a much larger discussion on the concept of ghosts and whether or not they exist or if the evidence of their existence is compelling. Doug is a tough nut to crack while Justin tries to keep an open mind; eventually they agree most hauntings are probably just a nest of squirrels living in a house, unbeknownst to the owner. This conversation eventually leads into a discussion about Japanese spirits which then opens into a broader talk about many other cultures' beliefs in ghosts. A quick pivot lands the dorks in the middle of the God Paradox, discussing whether or not an omnipotent being could create a stone so heavy that it could not lift it. This week's throw-down then pits the preeminent monster hunter himself, Geralt of Rivia, against Blade, the half-vampire vampire hunter. It's a very even match and a great deal of good points get thrown around before a victor is declared. If you want to know how that ends you'll just have to give a listen. Follow us on Twitch to hang out while we record our new episodes and stream video game sessions! We have MERCH now! Check out our YouTube channel for podcast episodes, video game live stream highlights, Doug Watches Awkward Videos, and Justin Plays Video games. Be sure to like and subscribe! Follow us on all of our social medias and other platforms!  https://streamerlinks.com/mindgappodcast

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