And the So, And I can't can't judge because if I do, I'll become you so I can't criticize if I do.

I have no intention to become you I have no intention to get sucked into

the vortex of insanity the more I hate you the more I lose so I must become impartial again. I must not care like the wind

I must see the clouds in the trees I must see the cars passing by I must see the

clear eyes again I must ignore you I must get distance I must not care

again get distanced. I must not care again.

This is infants on thrones.

The philosophies of men beingled with humans.

We are the core. The core.

Hey there and welcome back to Infants on Thrones.

I'm your host Bob Caswell and today, well I thought I'd share a discussion I had with some fellow

ex-religionists.

So we had our host, Aina, an ex-Muslim, as well as Al, an ex-Catholic slash ex-Neil pagan and me an ex-Morman. Now Aina

had asked on Twitter who she should bring on her podcast for the topic of

the intersection of religion and technology.

And one of you fine listeners recommended that she reach out to me.

Podcasting about religion and technology at the same time?

I mean, how could I not want to do that? But here's the thing. You might notice that I change

the title a bit for the purposes of infants on thrones. While it's true that we do talk about the

intersection of religion and technology and we talk about it quite a bit,

I found myself more intrigued by the fact that I was often explaining Mormonism or even representing

Mormonism to a new audience.

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