Topic: Meme Magic

Host Greg Carlwood reflects on recent news involving Donald Trump, including a viral "time-traveling" Twitter account and the concept of Project Looking Glass. He discusses the possibility that the technology involves digital or data manipulation to "scry" the future rather than physical time travel. The segment explores how "meme magic" and synchronicity are used to mythologize political figures and distract from more grounded issues.

The 4chan message boards became a hub for "excluded classes" who utilized chaos magic and memes to influence the political landscape. Chaos magic is described as a stripped-down, modern version of occult practice that was easily adopted by young, tech-savvy individuals looking to disrupt the mainstream status quo.

The 2016 election of Donald Trump is analyzed through the lens of "meme magic" and chaos magic. Recluse links these occult techniques to modern psychological operations conducted by companies like Cambridge Analytica and SCL Group, suggesting that public relations has become a form of magical working utilized by the ruling elite.

Clyde Lewis analyzes the NPC (non-player character) meme as a form of internet black magic used to dehumanize political opponents. He compares the viral nature of such memes to dangerous online phenomena like the Blue Whale Challenge and Momo, suggesting they function as powered-up sigils. Lewis notes that Twitter banned numerous accounts for using these symbols, which he views as a recognition of their mesmerizing and manipulative power.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces guest ATL Carver, author of "The Truth About Pepe the Frog & The Cult of Kek." The discussion frames the 2016 election through the lens of esoteric philosophy and ritual contact with ancient Egyptian deities. Carver prepares to explain how internet subcultures allegedly used meme magic to influence the political landscape.