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Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: My Detailed Notes & Commentary from Secular Solstice, published by Jeffrey Heninger on March 25, 2024 on LessWrong. Previously: General Thoughts on Secular Solstice. This blog post is my scattered notes and ramblings about the individual components (talks and songs) of Secular Solstice in Berkeley. Talks have their title in bold, and I split the post into two columns, with the notes I took about the content of the talk on the left and my comments on the talk on the right. Songs have normal formatting. Bonfire The Circle This feels like a sort of whig history: a history that neglects most of the complexities and culture-dependence of the past in order to advance a teleological narrative. I do not think that whig histories are inherently wrong (although the term has negative connotations). Whig histories should be held to a very strict standard because they make claims about how most or all of human history functions. The song describes morality in terms of an expanding circle of concern: kin neighbor humanity[1] "feathers, fur, and silicon" future. Trying to line these up with historical societies or ideologies is ... difficult. Many societies do not have a concept of 'neighbor,'[2] and some do not understand ethics in terms of circles of moral concern.[3] A few moral systems are universalistic (i.e. they teach that people should have moral concern for all of humanity): Christianity,[4] liberal democracy,[5] and maybe Buddhism.[6] Actually practicing universalism is really hard: Most societies which preach universalism do not live up to its ideals. Within one of these traditions, the whig version of history can make sense. Over the centuries, Christianity has dramatically expanded and Christian activists from Francis of Assisi to Martin Luther King have made it more true to the ideals of the New Testament. Similarly, liberal democracy has expanded dramatically, extended the right to vote for more people, and gotten better at defending many freedoms. (I don't know what's going on with Buddhism, but its failure to build/maintain a dominant position in India is evidence that universalist ideologies do not generally outcompete other ideologies.) This song cannot be simply about the spread of an existing ideology like liberal democracy. It also looks beyond existing ideologies and wants to push its ethics to include animals, computers/software, and the long term future.[7] The whig history described by the song does not have good evidence when comparing across different ideologies. Concern about the far future is, if anything, declining in societies that care more about individuals than kinship groups. Abraham looked at the stars and imagined what his descendants would be like in 5,000 years. Moral concern for animals and computers/software might be increasing, but these opinions seem uncommon, and whether the trends will continue is far from obvious. The song's argument about moral progress in the future is: The circle of moral concern will continue to grow, and therefore we should adopt tomorrow's morals more quickly. The complexity of the history of ethics makes me skeptical that it is possible to predict what the future's ethics will be. Even if we could, that would not imply that we should adopt them. The arguments for animal rights, moral concern for computers/software, and longtermism will and should succeed or fail on their own merits, not because they match a whig history. Life Is Too Short to Fold Underwear I am often a fan of making mundane things sacred,[8] but this isn't how you do it. To make something mundane sacred, you intentionally do something different with it (which usually makes it harder) in order to materially or symbolically contribute to a higher cause. This is a 'sacrifice,' which etymologically comes from the Latin 'to make sacred.' For example,...

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: My Detailed Notes & Commentary from Secular Solstice, published by Jeffrey Heninger on March 25, 2024 on LessWrong. Previously: General Thoughts on Secular Solstice. This blog post is my scattered notes and ramblings about the individual components (talks and songs) of Secular Solstice in Berkeley. Talks have their title in bold, and I split the post into two columns, with the notes I took about the content of the talk on the left and my comments on the talk on the right. Songs have normal formatting. Bonfire The Circle This feels like a sort of whig history: a history that neglects most of the complexities and culture-dependence of the past in order to advance a teleological narrative. I do not think that whig histories are inherently wrong (although the term has negative connotations). Whig histories should be held to a very strict standard because they make claims about how most or all of human history functions. The song describes morality in terms of an expanding circle of concern: kin neighbor humanity[1] "feathers, fur, and silicon" future. Trying to line these up with historical societies or ideologies is ... difficult. Many societies do not have a concept of 'neighbor,'[2] and some do not understand ethics in terms of circles of moral concern.[3] A few moral systems are universalistic (i.e. they teach that people should have moral concern for all of humanity): Christianity,[4] liberal democracy,[5] and maybe Buddhism.[6] Actually practicing universalism is really hard: Most societies which preach universalism do not live up to its ideals. Within one of these traditions, the whig version of history can make sense. Over the centuries, Christianity has dramatically expanded and Christian activists from Francis of Assisi to Martin Luther King have made it more true to the ideals of the New Testament. Similarly, liberal democracy has expanded dramatically, extended the right to vote for more people, and gotten better at defending many freedoms. (I don't know what's going on with Buddhism, but its failure to build/maintain a dominant position in India is evidence that universalist ideologies do not generally outcompete other ideologies.) This song cannot be simply about the spread of an existing ideology like liberal democracy. It also looks beyond existing ideologies and wants to push its ethics to include animals, computers/software, and the long term future.[7] The whig history described by the song does not have good evidence when comparing across different ideologies. Concern about the far future is, if anything, declining in societies that care more about individuals than kinship groups. Abraham looked at the stars and imagined what his descendants would be like in 5,000 years. Moral concern for animals and computers/software might be increasing, but these opinions seem uncommon, and whether the trends will continue is far from obvious. The song's argument about moral progress in the future is: The circle of moral concern will continue to grow, and therefore we should adopt tomorrow's morals more quickly. The complexity of the history of ethics makes me skeptical that it is possible to predict what the future's ethics will be. Even if we could, that would not imply that we should adopt them. The arguments for animal rights, moral concern for computers/software, and longtermism will and should succeed or fail on their own merits, not because they match a whig history. Life Is Too Short to Fold Underwear I am often a fan of making mundane things sacred,[8] but this isn't how you do it. To make something mundane sacred, you intentionally do something different with it (which usually makes it harder) in order to materially or symbolically contribute to a higher cause. This is a 'sacrifice,' which etymologically comes from the Latin 'to make sacred.' For example,...

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In this episode, Teddy Atlas shares the notes and the conversation he would have had with Andy Ruiz, Jr. and his team had they come to New York to sit down for a discussion. The full notes that Teddy took in preparation for his meeting with Andy Ruiz can be found on @TheFightWTA Twitter handle here: https://twitter.com/TheFightWTA/status/1247179110876659713?s=20.**** Teddy's Audiobook Now Available. Use Link to Listen with 30-Day Audible Free Trial: http://bit.ly/ATLASaudiobook. Audiobook also available on iTunes here: http://bit.ly/ATLASbook **** Episode is available on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/5TD6ih8N3jUTHE FIGHT T-SHIRTS https://teddy-atlas.myshopify.com/ TEDDY'S SOCIAL MEDIA Twitter - http://twitter.com/teddyatlasreal Instagram - http://instagram.com/teddy_atlas THE FIGHT WITH TEDDY ATLAS SOCIAL MEDIA Instagram - http://instagram.com/thefightWTA Twitter - http://twitter.com/thefightwta Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheFightwithTeddyAtlas Big thanks to VHS collection for intro music. More on VHS Collection here: http://www.vhscollection.com/. Thanks for tuning in. Please be sure to subscribe! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Teddy Atlas shares the notes and the conversation he would have had with Andy Ruiz, Jr. and his team had they come to New York to sit down for a discussion. The full notes that Teddy took in preparation for his meeting with Andy Ruiz can be found on @TheFightWTA Twitter handle here: https://twitter.com/TheFightWTA/status/1247179110876659713?s=20.**** Teddy's Audiobook Now Available. Use Link to Listen with 30-Day Audible Free Trial: http://bit.ly/ATLASaudiobook. Audiobook also available on iTunes here: http://bit.ly/ATLASbook **** Episode is available on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/5TD6ih8N3jUTHE FIGHT T-SHIRTS https://teddy-atlas.myshopify.com/ TEDDY'S SOCIAL MEDIA Twitter - http://twitter.com/teddyatlasreal Instagram - http://instagram.com/teddy_atlas THE FIGHT WITH TEDDY ATLAS SOCIAL MEDIA Instagram - http://instagram.com/thefightWTA Twitter - http://twitter.com/thefightwta Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheFightwithTeddyAtlas Big thanks to VHS collection for intro music. More on VHS Collection here: http://www.vhscollection.com/. Thanks for tuning in. Please be sure to subscribe! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rocket developers Brandon Aaskov, Dave Oelfke, Simon Ingeson, and Matt Merrill dive into the topic of clean code. When is it worth it? When is it unnecessary? Will it get you in trouble with your teammates? We also share some practical tips for walking the line between "You ain't gonna need it" and when it's worth it to spend that extra 20 minutes cleaning up code.  This podcast was inspired by the article "Goodbye Clean Code" by Dan Abramov which ignited a lot of talk in the Rocket Insights engineering slack channels! Detailed Notes: 00:00 - Intros 03:20 - Human readability is the most important thing. Are there any hard and fast rules? Cyclomatic complexity is a fancy word that's discussed 06:00 - It's hard to break out of a bad abstraction. It's hard to predict the future 11:00 - There's nothing more permanent than temporary 12:15 - Spreading out your code over lots of folders is probably not a great idea 14:30 - Flexing your muscles... Unnecessarily? 15:26 - A word from our sponsor 16:30 - Wait for the pain 19:30 - Give yourself flexibility for the future, but don't implement it right away 20:40 - How did we get to this point? A little history. Memory management wasn't always done for us 27:00 - There are no hard and fast rules. Be an adult 29:45 - The golden hour rule. Readme's are important 37:45 - Back to what makes code readable 41:00 - Testability. Using tests to learn about existing codebases 45:00 - File driven development 46:30 - Why refactor? 51:15 - The good samaritan rule 51:50 - Picks: Matt - HBO Silicon Valley Season Six Simon - 1917 (the movie)  Dave - Nest.js Brandon - Master Class 

Detailed Notes from Episode 6 Episode 6 - Momentum: The Anomaly that Persist Fri Aug 23, 2019 Host Deepak Shenoy (CEO) interviewing Prashanth Krishna (Trading, Momentum Portfolio) on the Momentum Strategy and why it’s the anomaly that persists. Capitalmind offers the Momentum Portfolio as part of Capitalmind Premium (subscription service) in Wealth and as part of our Wealth Management Service.  Read full transcript: https://www.capitalmind.in/2019/08/podcast-momentum-the-anomaly-that-persists/   What’s the Definition of Momentum Stocks moving in one direction continue to do so. Speculation? No, Momentum is a factor identifying a stock that is going up and that continues to do so.  As part of Momentum, we are not asking why - we’re just identifying when this trend is happening and when it’s stopped. Same exercise on the way down as well. We are betting on the trend of the market, not taking a contrarian view.   Why does Momentum work? We have research going back decades (generally in the US and other developed markets) that clearly shows that momentum works.  We can show the persistence and impact of momentum but the reasons aren’t very convincing (Rory Sutherland anecdote on knowing something works but not having the exact reason why).  One of the best reasons I’ve come across attributes this to behavioral factors. Investors underestimate at beginning and over-estimate at the end.  Another is asymmetric information - if you know or have figured out something about a stock you will start to acquire more and more shares. As information trickles in, people will jump on the bandwagon and others will replicate. The stock goes from under-information to over-participation driven by FOMO and greed. Isaac Newton story about the South Sea Company, He got in, made 100%, got out, but jumped in once again on peer pressure and then eventually lost everything. Momentum has an end too   How Long do you hold a stock for and what are the Portfolio Construction Strategy, Diversification criteria: We don’t buy for life like Buffett. The average holding period is a couple of months. We know something about the stock but simply not enough to make long term hold decisions Price is the key, price action is the trigger for our investment and exit choices. We don’t want a low liquidity stock We would rather not have a high volatility stock either that keeps hitting upper and/or lower circuits. The best fit is a stock that goes up steadily without making waves So avoid the parabolic rise? Yes, HEG is an example that after it hit all time highs it was subject to indefinite growth style justifications. You can’t start with momentum and then transition to fundamentals. 25-30 stocks is an optimal choice. Even a 50% fall in Vakrangee where couldn’t get out.only caused a drop of 1-2% of your overall capital which is still manageable.   How do you Rebalance? Rebalancing is meaningful - selling and buying has costs, taxes and slippage. Monthly is a sensible level. Let it ride for a month unless there is extreme news. At the next month, re-visit is the stock still worth holding.   What do you do in times like these (months leading up to Aug 2019) when there’s not enough momentum   In Bear runs like the current environment, we stay in cash if we can’t find 30 stocks.    If we only find 20 stocks (instead of 30), we have 33% in cash.    Momentum is often viewed as a negative because of the dangers of manipulation (promoters and operators driving prices). Since you don’t have filters that can track manipulation - how do you deal with this? Manipulation happens at every level, at accounting, price, balance sheet - even an analysis of fundamentals have risk from misleading or false financial statements. Manipulation is easier in a low volume stock. If you filter on high volume, it’s tougher to get caught in a pump and dump.  Between filters and diversification, we avoid mistakes or avoid mistakes that we can’t recover from. In Vakrangee - we rode the stock on the way up and then down as well! Once the lower circuit hits, you can’t exit no matter what your back test claims.   Do you get time to exit? We’re scared of parabolic charts - they become waterfall when the stock comes down. The lower circuits often kick in (unless it’s an F&O stock) so it’s not easy to get out. Fortunately, momentum normally exhausts over time so it gives you down to exit.  It’s the series of small waterfalls kills an investor in a stock.   Pitfalls or Things to Watch out for   How will you build your version of Momentum? If you’re not looking at volume filters - that’s a big risk.  What’s the universe? Momentum today would be say 50% in large and 50% mid cap. Outside of a wholesale fraud, you should have regular market risk. When there’s a drawdown, will you have the conviction to exit the stock like your model tells you to or will you be loss averse? Alpha comes from behavior rather than the genius of the strategy. Have faith in the strategy. The biggest failure point is us.    What are the returns like? Return of this strategy is linked to the market. This isn’t a contrarian portfolio, In a bear market you don’t do great either. Above Nifty returns are achievable based on the track record. During the bull market days you could easily hit the higher end of this range and the numbers looked abnormally great in the short term. However, drawdowns are similar to Nifty. Your portfolio make-up changes from small to mid caps in the bull runs to larger companies in the bear market. You’ll know this is working when Momentum falls in line with Nifty even on the downside but has beats it during the upside.   This has played out in foreign markets as well? Yes, in US like markets we have some data going back nearly a century and this very much works. Low volatility strategies don’t always prosper but Momentum is an anomaly the persists.  Just buying small cap stocks looks great in bull markets but risk adjusted doesn’t really do better than large cap. Momentum gives alpha even after adjusting for risk.   Next Steps: If you’re interested in learning and doing this yourself Capitalmind Premium articles on Momentum (we have a smallcase) https://www.capitalmind.in/momentum-portfolio/   And if you would like us to invest for you, we offer the Momentum to our Capitalmind Wealth customers (Wealth Management/PMS) as well.  

The Rugby Championship has finally kicked off, and the gang are here to chat all about it (badly). Adam returns after driving 400 km from the east, Matt from crossing a country in the East, Ben pulls in after a braai (and the wine was not energy wine) while Alex multitasks to keep it all afloat. Matt Pearce's commentary notes (including the standard Adam rant), the Springboks' good performance, the Wallabies' awful one, New Zealand v Argentina and a look ahead to next week all make the cut in this week's low energy episode. Oh, and some Currie Cup (main takeaway: Phil and Ant were wrong). The boys hope to be back with more next week (energy we mean). Also Phil, there are no bad edits this time! Music by @monstroid, 80s TV Show. Check us out on your local podcast platform.

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This SalesCast is brought to you by SalesQualia. Check out the Startup Selling Program, a 90-day program focused on finding customers, growing revenue and building your sales process. In this episode, Scott and Lincoln discuss the concept of time to first value, customer success and customer acquisition. How to have a successful pull through rate for potential customers and the cost of free. Key areas we cover are: Customer success, customer acquisition and inappropriate experience. Account expansion, the penny gap, time to value and the cost of free and What the desired outcome for customers is. The concept of time to first value and how to be customer centric. What is a successful pull through rate for potential customers and the biggest mistakes concerning free trial and freemium? Detailed Notes: 02:00 - Introduction to today's guest - Lincoln Murphy    03:45 - Why the name "Sixteen Ventures" and how it's helped him with his business and accessing customers.   5:30 - SaaS Key metrics: CAC, LTV, ACV. DRR. What are the first 1-2 key metrics to measure?    07:45 - Finding the "Appropriate Experience" for your customers and measuring from there.   10:00 - Frameworks for sales and customer success, and structuring your sales process. Stelli Efti, Jason Lemkin, Aaron Ross.   11:45 - "Time to first value" and customer on boarding. Case study from Lincoln going from 5-6 months to 3-4 days with new customers.   20:00 - MVPing your product for early customers.   22:00 - What to do when your product is missing the one key feature your market requires to buy your product, and you're six months from having it available.   24:00 - Signing "good fit" customers vs incentive programs for sales and customer success teams. How overselling customers early in your startup hurts you in the long run.   26:00 - Selling six months ahead of your product launch.   30:00 - How to reengage with lost prospects or dark deals.   37:00 - Early adopters educating you as the startup about what you product can do for them and the market.   39:45 - Mistakes around the Freemium and Free Trial models in enterprise software startups. What is the "cost of free?"   45:00 - Aligning free trials to how customers buy, and considering the "appropriate experience."    54:00 - Book: "The Robert Collier Letter Book" by Robert Collier. Cutting through the noise with your sales conversations. "Enter the conversation already going on in your customer's mind."   55:45 - Book: "Persuasive Copywriting" by Andy Maslen.    56:30 - Discovering the customer's desired outcome from them, rather than you telling them what it should be.   57:00 - Why "negative churn" is a bad word, call it net revenue retention.   Resources:   Books: "Customer Success: How Innovative Companies Are Reducing Churn and Growing Recurring Revenue" by Nick Mehta, Dan Steinman & Lincoln Murphy. Forward by Maria Martinez   "Customer Success: The Definitive Guide" by Lincoln Murphy (free ebook)    "Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion" by Robert B. Cialdini   "The Robert Collier Letter Book" by Robert Collier.     "Persuasive Copywriting" by Andy Maslen   Blogs & Posts: Sixteen Ventures 7  Ways Customer Success drives Company Valuation Steli Efti & Close.io Blog Jason Lemkin & Saastr Aaron Ross & Predictable Revenue blog

Anniversaries: SiHing Bruce has been with me 8 years and Dwight has been with me 10, this month. Wow, time moves quick. They are both good men and use their kungfu and chikung to improve their health, wellbeing, and to understand how to use it. HopGar: Mr. Knox and I spent time finishing the 2nd Long Form of Hop Gar. I go through all the details. Excerpts: I pull some audio from the Bagua Pushhands workshop and share that. If you haven't seen it, you can go to Youtube : http://youtu.be/AbY8noCXkBU Qi ( 氣 ) is a word that carries many meanings. All trying to capture it's essence in english and there is really not one. The character itself is derived from rice in pot with steam rising from it. Perspectives of Chi There are many forms of Qi. (Chi, Ki, Prana most say theoretically same thing) I define Qi : Using the character meaning to demonstrate how complex cooking rice can be if you want to make it complicated, or how simple. Energetic View (Energy) Physiological View (Life Force) Biomechanical View (Effeciency) Giving three various way how to see it. Eventually you will see they all the same. :) Referenced in this Podcast on Qi Download Free "Defining Qi" Detailed Notes  Chinese Martial Arts Training Manuals: A Historical Survey Artwork: Cultivating Chi Stay Connected with Tibetan KungFu Subscribe at iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/tibetan-kungfu-podcast-chinese/id891945016 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/sifu-tw-smith/tibetan-kungfu-podcast?refid=stpr Coming up at SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/tibetankungfu Facebook: www.facebook.com/Tibetankungfuraleigh Twitter: www.twitter.com/tibetankungfu Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCIa--UbRy4ZoMOnQD1Y6R4g Google+ : www.plus.google.com/u/0/107121261701020349619/posts/p/pub Sifu TW Smith: www.tibetankungfu.net/about We want to read your message: www.tibetankungfu.net/contact Our White Bamboo Store: www.tibetankungfu.net/store

Detailed Notes http://www.npr.org/blogs/incharacter/2008/01/your_turn_gilligan.html Intro Welcome to 9sense. 9sense is A Satanic Perspective of Our Modern World and I am your host Adam Campbell. It's great to have you. It's October 21st, and I have a great show for you this week. Militant Eroticism Agent Provocateur Creature Feature Outro That's it for another show,  I hope […] The post 21 October, XLIX A.S. appeared first on Magister Campbell.

Scott Gardner and Chris Honeywell have SCUTTLED the NEXT GENERATION show this month to make room for their FAVORITE GUEST - UNCLE RANDY! That's right - "THE CAPTAIN" is BACK and he's ready to wrangle with PIZZA BOX TECHNOLOGY! The episode this month is a first season classic - BALANCE OF TERROR - featuring SPOCK'S DAD as a ROMULAN, a Bearclaw-like SPACE BIGOT and a SPACE WEDDING that's bound not to end well! Uncle Randy breaks out his DETAILED NOTES - and the fun begins! Also, SWAG is gloated over and the old, rusty STAR TREK COMPUTER is fired up! Why are you reading this? GET DOWNLOADING, LADDIE!Feedback for this show can be sent to: startrek@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!

Scott Gardner and Chris Honeywell have SCUTTLED the NEXT GENERATION show this month to make room for their FAVORITE GUEST - UNCLE RANDY! That's right - "THE CAPTAIN" is BACK and he's ready to wrangle with PIZZA BOX TECHNOLOGY! The episode this month is a first season classic - BALANCE OF TERROR - featuring SPOCK'S DAD as a ROMULAN, a Bearclaw-like SPACE BIGOT and a SPACE WEDDING that's bound not to end well! Uncle Randy breaks out his DETAILED NOTES - and the fun begins! Also, SWAG is gloated over and the old, rusty STAR TREK COMPUTER is fired up! Why are you reading this? GET DOWNLOADING, LADDIE!Feedback for this show can be sent to: startrek@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!

Scott Gardner and Chris Honeywell have SCUTTLED the NEXT GENERATION show this month to make room for their FAVORITE GUEST - UNCLE RANDY! That's right - "THE CAPTAIN" is BACK and he's ready to wrangle with PIZZA BOX TECHNOLOGY! The episode this month is a first season classic - BALANCE OF TERROR - featuring SPOCK'S DAD as a ROMULAN, a Bearclaw-like SPACE BIGOT and a SPACE WEDDING that's bound not to end well! Uncle Randy breaks out his DETAILED NOTES - and the fun begins! Also, SWAG is gloated over and the old, rusty STAR TREK COMPUTER is fired up! Why are you reading this? GET DOWNLOADING, LADDIE!Feedback for this show can be sent to: startrek@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!

Scott Gardner and Chris Honeywell have SCUTTLED the NEXT GENERATION show this month to make room for their FAVORITE GUEST - UNCLE RANDY! That's right - "THE CAPTAIN" is BACK and he's ready to wrangle with PIZZA BOX TECHNOLOGY! The episode this month is a first season classic - BALANCE OF TERROR - featuring SPOCK'S DAD as a ROMULAN, a Bearclaw-like SPACE BIGOT and a SPACE WEDDING that's bound not to end well! Uncle Randy breaks out his DETAILED NOTES - and the fun begins! Also, SWAG is gloated over and the old, rusty STAR TREK COMPUTER is fired up! Why are you reading this? GET DOWNLOADING, LADDIE!Feedback for this show can be sent to: startrek@twotruefreaks.comTwo True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network (http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts (http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Follow the fun on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/113051642052970/ THANK YOU for listening to Two True Freaks!!

Detailed Notes underwear cold open Intro Welcome to 9sense. 9sense is A Satanic Perspective of Our Modern World and I am your host Adam Campbell. It's great to have you. It's July 13th, and I have a great show for you this week. 9sense Letters Infernal Informant Down to the Crossroads 9sense – Gandy Dancing […] The post 13 July, XLIX A.S. appeared first on Magister Campbell.

The Cloven Hoof: http://www.churchofsatan.com/Pages/CHoof.htmlThe Secret Life of A Satanist: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0922915121/churchofsatanThe Church of Satan: http://www.amazon.com/Church-Satan-History-Notorious-Religion/dp/0962328626/ref=la_B000APE82G_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1367270502&sr=1-2 Happy Walpurgisnacht!Hail Satan! Detailed Notes do you have a favorite piece of music for the intro? The post 28 April, XLVIII A.S. appeared first on Magister Campbell.

Detailed Notes hey baby, are those bats in your eyes or are you just spooky for me… not bats, not bags… Intro Welcome to 9sense, A Satanic Perspective of Our Modern World, I am your host Adam Campbell, it's great to have you. It's April 14th, and I have a great show for you this […] The post 14 April, XLVIII A.S. appeared first on Magister Campbell.

Detailed Notes “Where do they teach you to talk like this? In some Panama City sailor wana hump hump bar or is this getaway day, and your last shot at his whiskey. Sell crazy someplace else, we’re all stocked up here.” Intro Welcome to 9sense, A Satanic Perspective of Our Modern World, I am your […] The post 24 March, XLVIII A.S. appeared first on Magister Campbell.