Tagged: The Riddle of the Sphinx
Hello all, As an aging technophobe it has only been recently that I’ve discovered the joys of the MP3 player that was gifted to me by my son for Christmas. After an exhausting training exercise on how to use the damn thing that drove my boy mad I finally nailed...
Never thought I’d message you guys, just not my bag, but then you said, “maybe you’re much smarter than we are” on the deep dive, and I assumed you were talking directly to me, so here we go. Regarding Immortality: I totally disagree with the idea that if you lived...
Hey Shatontv Crew, I posted this as a comment but emailing may be a better way to get on the radar for this week’s Telegraph: Has anyone done a full scrub of season 1 and 2 to verify if the Arnold was never a human / only AI’ theory holds...
Westworld Episode 4 Review: “Riddle of The Sphinx” Westworld’s viewership is slumping, but our hearts are pumping. How can you not love a show that brings you horrifying glimpses of technological immortality? Or a show that examines time as a data point, rather than a linear absolute. This Deep Dive...
Thanks for the great job guys, you’re best Westworld podcast out there. Would be great if I could hear your perspectives on how Lacan and Freud theories on desire and the subconscious fit into driving the subtext of the narrative of Westworld. Lost and Westworld remind me a lot of...
Hey guys, Love the pod – thanks for all you do! Here’s a quick thought: in season one, Ford tells Bernard that Mozart and some of the other great musicians never died, they became music (or lived on in their music…I don’t remember the exact line). Then the Ghost Nation...
Hi, Guys! Love the show and I had a thought that you might be interested in. I tried to leave a voicemail but got cut off (I was probably a little too long winded). Here we go. I have seen a lot of speculation about the potential identity of the...
Ignorance is bliss is a famous saying, meaning that you can live in peace without knowing something that would cause you worry or pain. The Man in Black is not searching for immortality. The purposes of his investment in the park and its research is not to save his life....