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This is it.

I'm standing on the very spot where many Christians believe the world will come to an end.

It's called Megito and it's the place that the book of Revelation says Jesus Christ will

come down to, end the world, and save the people who believe in Him.

Now when Revelation was written, only God had the capacity to end the world.

But now man does too.

Because unfortunately, before man figured out how to be rational or peaceful, he figured

out nuclear weapons and how to pollute on a catastrophic scale.

And if it's one thing I hate more than prophecy, it's self-fulfilling prophecy.

Be advised that this show is not for children, the faint of heart, or the easily offended.

The explicit tag is there for a reason.

This is cognitive dissonance.

Every episode we blast anyone who gets in our way, we bring critical thinking, skepticism

and irreverence to any topic that makes the news, makes it big, or makes us mad.

It's skeptical, it's political, and there is no welcome mad.

This is episode 61 of Cognitive Dissonance, and we have Jake from the imaginary friend

show back, because we are, as it turns out, unimaginative.

We're just fucking recycling gas, so that's so good that you would give me such an introduction.

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