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EPISODE · Jul 22, 2024 · 41 MIN

State of the Union Part 2: Astrology Told Us It Would Get Crazy

from The Dark Matter Show: Cultural Commentary, Astrological Patterns & the Things Nobody Says Out Loud

⚡️Offerings:https://linktr.ee/thedarkmattershowThere's exploration of how past Jupiter in Gemini transits have impacted technology, communication, and social structures.We also look ahead to the upcoming shifts expected in the lead-up to 2025, including potential changes in social media dynamics and collective awakening. Plus, musings on the chaotic political landscape and societal numbing through technology and media.00:00 Welcome to Cosmic Alarm Clock00:17 Upcoming Break and Future Plans01:04 Jupiter in Gemini: Part Two01:22 Historical Context of Jupiter in Gemini01:39 Pluto in Aquarius: A Game Changer05:51 Neptune in Pisces: The Final Degree09:05 The Impact of Social Media and Technology13:17 The Role of Astrology in Understanding Society27:24 The Future of Communication and Technology39:02 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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