You're listening to, atheistically speaking. Oh, Hello and welcome to episode I'm going to take a wild guess and I think it's 95.

Yes 95 and we're closing in on a hundred of atheistically speaking with your host

Thomas Smith and joining me currently and not for a patron of the week because he's

already been the very first inaugural patron of the week is Michael. How are you doing?

Pretty darn good.

It is a pleasure to speak to you. Now I was I was kind of

debating taking a holiday week off and then you said well it's going to make the the

podcast world pretty sparse because everyone takes a holiday week off and then I

thought well then I'll have to be different let Let's not take a holiday week off not

bowing to that pastic or a pastic pressure that the rest of the society bowels to this time of

year. That's right let's let's stick it to the to the to the

Theocracy. Let's do an episode and and you'd also

Michael had also sent me some stuff about the Sony Hack which I made very brief mention of and

after doing so on last week's episode I read a few more things and was pretty set to talk about it this week.

And Michael brought to my attention a very interesting angle on it that I'd like to talk about

among other things.

Plus, not to mention, you also have quite a lot of expertise on everything computer, so you might be able to tell some things about the hacking that might seem very obvious to you but would be very

interesting to me and other listeners who don't have your kind of expertise I don't

know we'll see I absolutely will try. Okay, so let's do our best between you and I mainly you to try to do a quick rundown of kind of the events what the hacking and everything involved with that to set the backdrop.

Well, the backdropdrops pretty straightforward.

They, uh, Sony, being the major corporation involved.

Sony motion pictures, to be precise, uh, received a ransom note,

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