I will say if we're talking about new life, they really chickened out in this show.

There are cowards making this television show because they would not show me this baby in this

bassinet, this carriage, whatever it was in.

Show me that baby.

I want to see that.

What is happening to this baby?

Welcome to Pluribus in the officially unofficial podcast for Pluribus on Apple TV Plus.

I'm Jim.

I'm Aeron.

And today we're talking season one, episode one.

It's the premiere, Aaron.

The only question that we really need to answer at this point is, what do you think of the show?

I was really impressed, and I loved it because if you listen to the preview, there's a lot of things.

It's like, you know, hive mind stuff, this, hive mind stuff, that.

But I wanted to look at other ways to look at that because I think there's a visceral, especially, I guess, maybe Western civilization slash distinctly American.

That's just horrified by the idea of losing your individuality or maybe sharing it with other people. But it's a science fiction concept that a lot of times were confronted with. It's like, well, what if that would be better? It can't be better. But what if it is? And I was hoping that they would get to that. And by God, they got to it. And I'm sure it's going to be a continuing debate in the first two episodes.

And the amount of, like, this just gives me a lot of, I guess, leftovers feelings to and the just

prestigious sci-fi, which they, like, all the mystery type questions, like, what is this?

Where did it come from?

How does it work? that shit's all pretty much

dealt with in the at the end of the first episode so now we can just deal and I can't

even say the societal fallout we can talk about the individual fallout of these 12

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