Episode #026: The Pillars of Enoch and the Day that Everything Died

Brothers of the Serpent

Society & Culture, History, Philosophy

4.8 • 668 Ratings

🗓️ 2 November 2017

⏱️ 156 minutes

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0:00.0	Welcome to Brothers of the Serpent podcast. And welcome back, ladies and gentlemen to what would be season two if we did seasons, but we don't do seasons.
0:35.7	Yep.
0:36.5	It is Brothers of the Serpent podcast.
0:38.7	Winter.
0:39.4	That's right.
0:40.3	Season two, maybe.
0:42.6	Coming to you not live from the 10 by 10 by 10 formerly tangent stained cube of science.
0:48.5	Winter has come.
0:50.5	Winter is.
0:51.5	Oh yeah.
0:51.8	So how would he say that?
0:53.1	If it's come, you know, he's always winter is coming. What, like, what does he that if it's come you know he's always winter is coming what
0:55.6	like what does he do when it's come does he just give up his job is done winter is here shit
1:03.9	that's when the job begins yeah yeah so um there's a kind of a theme for today.
1:12.9	Kind of.
1:13.6	Yeah.
1:14.0	I mean, aside from the fact that like it's All Souls Day slash All Saints Day
1:19.3	slash Day slash Day of the Dead slash Halloween.
1:24.6	The theme is going to be why.
1:28.3	I think it's the science is the least favorite question.
1:33.3	They want to tell you how and where and when, but as soon as you ask them why, they just want to say, why are you even asking that?
1:41.3	So, you've been listening to this Sean Carroll guy.
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