Episode 257: One Squat can Change the World [“i can become fused with redoubled ardor”]

Dimes and Judas discuss a recent health scare in the Dimes house, new and exciting Aboriginal math using graffiti, a comprehensive review of the latest Fallout TV show, and intense commentary on the recent discourse occurring about Right Wing Women leaving for the Left because they hate their men. After reviewing an article by Spandrell reviewing the rise and fall of the Neoreaction (NRx) movement from the inside, they segue into a review of the book “Human as Media: The Emancipation of Authorship” by Andrey Miroshnichenko. This book explores the concept of the Viral Editor, essentially the aggregate mind and soul of the internet given form by a neural network of users, each of whom functioning as a form of media in and of themselves. Lastly on this edition of The Copepranos Society, Dimes speaks with famed Canadian journalist Matthew Ehret of “The Canadian Patriot” who describes the secret occult forces controlling the Canadian parliament and the dark secret science projects dominating our headlines. This one gets to it all!

Timestamps:

00:18 – Fortissaxis Typing... a Substack!

02:01 – Dimes Does Not Have Cancer (Bad End)

10:12 – Aboriginal Made-Up Math Getting Special Government Funding

17:44 – Where in the World is JF Gariepy’s Wife?

13:24 – Cant(Be Straight)well Gate Update

35:46 – The Victorious Normalization of the Incel Discourse

38:15 – The New Rift Between Men and Women on the Right as More Women Enter

54:05 – Possible Solutions to the Gender Problem / “Woman Question” (WQ)

1:03:47 – Movie Korner: Late Night With the Devil

1:05:20 – Movie Korner: Fallout (2024)

1:26:21 – Show and Expanded Universe Updates

1:29:31 – Criems Chat: Right Wing Persian

1:30:15 – Sandrells “A Post-Mortem on Neoreaction”

1:43:47 – “Human as Media: The Emancipation of Authorship” Discussion Begins

1:48:59 – The Emergence of The Pivotal Generation

1:50:53 – The Emancipation of Medias Empowering the Laypeople and Delegitimizing Institutions

1:55:06 – If you Don’t Publish Online, You Don’t Exist

2:00:12 – The Quest for Response as a Sixth Sense

2:02:39 – The Viral Editor as the Economy of Takes

2:07:51 – The Filter of Communities as a Response to the Feed

2:12:50 – The Response of the Establishment and the Issue of Fake Screenshots

2:21:53 – Matt Ehret Interview Begins