EPISODE · Jul 31, 2026 · 2H 43M
Is There Heaven For a Foyim Off the Cob?
from Blood $atellite · host Blood $atellite
Dimes and Judas discuss Indians flooding AI platforms with CSAM trickery, the rise of cootermogger Savanna Cannon, and a recap of the Shiloh Hendrix trial. After investigating a woman who is birthing the highest-IQ gene selected embryo available, they review the book “Truth & Method” by Hans-Georg Gadamer. Proposing the concept of “philosophical hermeneutics,” it mounts a defense of prejudice and tradition in the larger study of intersubjective communication, making a case that truth is not created through dialectical conflict. Lastly, this edition of The Copepranos Society collects 2 rousing speeches from the April Event, the first delivered by The Ferryman’s Toll and the second by Dr. Ricardo Duchesne. Timestamps: 00:31 – Aggravating Skynet with Impossible Watch Questions to Die First 01:51 – Dimeses Sopranos Dream 07:33 – Judas is Having Another Judasdaughter 17:59 – Indians Are Using AI for CSAM So Much It’s Impacting Google Searches 21:50 – A Research Study on Never Talking to Indians 31:28 – Going Back in Time to Teach Ancestors How to Get Away With Crime 37:56 – The Russian Nesting Doll of Grift That Summoned Savanna Cannon 43:52 -Should Aristocrats Learn to Farm Turnips and Have Multiple Secret Families? 34:53 – Revisiting the Shiloh Hendrix Trial for the First Time 1:01:44 – Sexual Interpretation of Silent Hill 2 is Completely Made Up 1:04:52 – People Be Believin Too Many Sex Facts 1:05:50 – Judas’ Brother Knows 2 Much Goblin Lore 1:13:13 – Woman Gene Selects for Highest IQ Embryo: A Review 1:27:47 – “Truth & Method” Discussion Begins 1:31:20 – The Hermeneutical Cycle 1:39:07 – Thinking About Understanding Of Thinking 1:44:23 – Rehabilitating Prejudice 1:48:04 – Aesthetics and Play and Living Forever 2:03:10 – Ferryman’s Toll Speech Begins 2:18:50 – Dr. Ricardo Duchesne Speech Begins
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