The plan is puppet masters almost surely have a plan.

There's clearly maybe something there beyond the realm of man.

And until we thoroughly tested every last close chested view,

I find the more we think we know, the less we really do.

Where would we be without T.

Because we know that lying to us just don't know to what degree, yeah, where would we be without T. The the highest side chat show, Greg Carwood and company?

It's the end of the world as we know it, but I feel fine.

From the Sunshine State, I'm Greg Carlewood.

And the more you look into high strangeness, the more highly strange it all becomes, and a very wide range of people across time and space, report such bizarre and novel, impossible encounters that it's hard to conclude anything.

Is it even fair to call it all one thing anyway?

Many researchers have come

to the conclusion that the overlap between fairies, angels, demons, angels, and all the rest of

it is strong enough to dissolve the categories altogether, attributing those differences to

cultural and spiritual interpretations more so than any objective distinctions. Or maybe the extremely diverse spectrum of experience

is best explained by approaching reality itself as some sort of shared dream experience from the

godhead rather than a mundane self-organizing material space with some sort of concrete rule set.

Some even consider those random high strangeness experiences to be more like subconscious and unintentional summonings.

And why not? If you can call these entities to you with purpose through intention and a set of established protocols,

I'd imagine they just don't wait in limbo for the next meeting of the Midnight Society.

Well, here to one-pack the possibilities when it comes to petitioning the gods,

curring favor with the fairies and summoning the spirits,

by sharing the occult and grimor-focused work he's been doing over the last year,

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