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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2021 · 57 MIN

Pulling The Cosmic Trigger with Douglas Rushkoff

from Infinite Imaginarium · host SatoriD

This is a very special Infinite Imaginarium Discussion with Douglas Rushkoff. In a personal crisis, SatoriD pulls the Cosmic Trigger with Douglas Rushkoff. Rushkoff starts the show by trying to guess curryhobo's background image and said it looks like a fetal pig or something. Satori said this is a good place to start in the fetal position and talks about his connection with Cosmic Trigger and how that lead to Rushkoff's work. Perhaps we need R.A.W. to weather this storm we find ourselves in (last days of reality). Meg brings up Tron, the internet being a VR platform and going into the game. Rushkoff talks about Q as a Larp, the human urge to make sense of things, and how everything is really set and setting. Your Fear of Death is only as big as your fear of the story going on. The Problem with LSD. We all lean into the moment and try to BE HERE NOW... before we lose it all. We end with having fun and asking what creative projects are on the horizon for Rushkoff. Nothing is Sacred and turning Esacty Club into a series. Satori pitches Rushkoff's idea of a show. And a few jokes in between...

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