Topic: Digital Library

Wayne McCroy concludes the interview by highlighting the new digital library available to premium members on his website, alchemicaltechrevolution.com. The library features rare occult documents and books, including Mark Stavish's work on Egregores. McCroy also mentions a recent collaboration with Crow777 regarding the symbolism of the horse and demonic attachments in the etheric form.

The guest explains his transition from physical library research using microfilm and light projectors to utilizing modern digital archives. This shift allowed him to maximize his research time while balancing family life, leading to the "Analog" moniker. His investigations cover a wide range of topics, including the early 20th-century transition from naturopathic to allopathic medicine funded by the Rockefellers.

John Le Bon discusses how the Internet Archive and digital PDFs have revolutionized historical research, allowing him to trace sources from his home in Brisbane. He claims that by using these tools, he discovered that many "foundational" historians like Herodotus have no verifiable primary sources. He suggests that this level of scrutiny was impossible before the late 1990s.