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This is for the preorder of Fishing In The Abyss: Vol 1 of the Trenchant Edges
It Covers:
- The Ebook
- A Print Release if there’s enough interest
- An Audiobook if there’s enough interest
And this preorder includes shipping for the US for print.
I’m at least going to print myself a copy of this.
Table of Contents:
- Crash Course Into The Weird
- Critical Thinking and UFOs: escaping Naïve Contrarianism in a World of Disinformation
- Critical thinking Books
- UFOs: The Cosmic Rorschach Test
- Natural and Supernatural
- The Crisis and the Evolutionary Cul-De-Sac
- Institutionalizing Weirdness: Last Wek’s UFO Report (July 1st 2021)
- Terence And UFOs
- Even more UFOs
- UFOs, abductions, Demons, angels, and Faires
- Normality and a Taxonomy of Weirdness
- Low weirdness and Pop Culture
- Channeled Middle Weirdness
- Grasping towards a Map of High Weidness
- The Problem of Sources and UFOs
- Weird Critical Thinking
- Understanding Ourselves Through Weirdness
- Big Pictures and Mainstream Delusions
- Rationalism DESTROYED with FACTS and LOGIC
- Keeping the Saucer Faith
- The Myth of Disclosure
- Ooops, All UFOs
- What to do when Weirdness Happens To You
- Area 51 and Dropping the MIC
- Terence Mckenna
- Terry And Me
- Terence McKenna, Colonialism, and *lightning crash* cultural appropriation
- Just Who Is this Terence McKenna Guy?
- The Experiment At La Chorrera pt1
- Terence McKenna the criminal
- Shockwaves of a Singularity
- Terence’s Other Books
- Dennis’ Opus and What Came Next
- Holograms and the Timewave
- The Shoddy Scholarship of Terence McKenna
- Probably another 10k-20k words finishing this project out
- The Original Invisible Landscape
- Culture is a Drug
- The Troubling Difference Between McKenna’s 1975 and 1994 Invisible landscape
- Nothing unannounced; Terence Mckenna fumbling for a theory
- Why Experiment at LaChorrera
- The Part Where Things Get Sad And Frustrating
- Reflections on Far-Right Propaganda
- Space Processor
- The Algorithm As Medium
- Print as media, Conspiracy as Individualism
- The Will To Will as Talisman Against the Vagaries of Life
- Facebook and the Art & Science of Making Deals With Dragons
- A Brief History of US Military Secrecy
- Politics, Parapolitics, and Conspiracies
- Practical Conspiracies
- Qanon Apocalyptic Chic
- Qanon Hurt itself in its confusion
- Q and The Plan
- Mainstreams and Trust Networks
- Moral Externalities and Outdated Morality
- Far Right Propaganda and More
- Did the CIA Invent the Term “Conspiracy Theory”?
- How Long Have They Been Coming To Take Our Guns?
- Stand Alone Complexes
- The Nature Of Advertising and Surviving Poison
- The Wake of Bill Cooper
- We’re Back! A Paranoid’s Story
- America and the Rising Neo Volkish Movement
- Let’s Talk About Politics
- Fucking Around With Parapolitics vs a NOW Shill
- Grasping Towards the Long 21st Century
- Background on America’s Cultic Milieu
- The Limits of Imagination
- America’s Cultic Milieu Two
- Foucault’s Pendulum and Escaping Reflexive Oppositional Defiance
- Pondering the Mental Health Orb
- On the Limits of the Internet
- Hashtag Gnostic Problems and the Dreams of Descartes
- Ur-Gnosticism
- Demand Side Disinformation
- Spiritualism and the Contradictions of Madame Blavatsky
- Mothman Prophecies and Cognitive Treadmills
- Ghosts of the 21st Century Haunting the 20th
- Trauma Metaphysics
- What Even is History
- Odds and Ends
- Why You Should Read Moby Dick (The book that gives you more reading homework!)
- Fish And Water
- Did Herman Melville Do DMT
- Screaming into the void about the flaws of Eugenics
- Care About the Classics
- Skepticisms and Thinking For Yourself
- The Perils of the Autodiddact
- The Maddest Scientist
- An Essay on Jordan Peterson’s 25 Page Essay on Essay Writing
- Difficult Conversations
- The Far Off Land
- That Time I tried creating a religion
- Another America
- Demand Avoidance
- Everything You Wanted to know About Solipsism But Were Afraid to Ask Because You were Worried Nobody But You Exists
- Ad Magic
- Whatever the hell the Tension Triangle Is
- Ergot, Frank Olson, why 250 French people went mad in 1951
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