Topic: Xbox

Xbox comes up in 4 chapters across 4 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from June 2013 to March 2019.

June 2013 March 2019

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Matt Landman | Geoengineering, EMF Radiation, 5G, & Frequency
• 54:50 - 57:53

Matt Landman | Geoengineering, EMF Radiation, 5G, & Frequency

EMF Meters and Wireless Device Radiation Tests

The utility of EMF radiation meters, such as the Acoustimeter, is demonstrated through tests on Xbox consoles and Wi-Fi routers. The discussion warns against the use of wireless baby monitors due to the vulnerability of developing infant brains.

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Freeman & Jamie | Award Show Rituals, Tech Magick, & CERN
• 5:47 - 8:07

Freeman & Jamie | Award Show Rituals, Tech Magick, & CERN

Mark of the Beast Symbolism in Corporate Branding

The "O and X" symbol is identified as the Mark of the Beast within the Typhonian Order's magical system. This symbolism is tracked through various corporate and media properties, including X-Men, Xbox, and Macintosh OS X. The researchers point to Madonna’s 2012 Super Bowl performance as a high-profile ritual where these signs, including the "VV" symbol, were displayed to a global audience.

THC 78: Freeman Fly | Satanic Celebrity Rituals, Disney, & Aleister Crowley
• 50:01 - 52:29

THC 78: Freeman Fly | Satanic Celebrity Rituals, Disney, & Aleister Crowley

Mark of the Beast, Occult Symbolism in Tech Logos

The "Mark of the Beast" is described not as a literal mark but as a magical seal representing a dimensional barrier. Freeman Fly references the work of Kenneth Grant and Aleister Crowley to identify this symbol in modern logos like Xbox, X-Men, and the Apple Macintosh operating system. He argues that the "X" represents the hermaphroditic union and the transmission between physical and spiritual realms.

The gaming community's backlash against the Xbox One's "always-on" Kinect camera and microphone is discussed as a privacy concern. Phillips warns that government agencies and service providers already have the capability to remotely activate microphones and cameras on cell phones and computers. The Xbox One is described as a "late entrance" into a pre-existing surveillance ecosystem.

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