The Bicameral Mind
The Bicameral Mind As a side note, here is a podcast episode from Stuff You Should Know about the Bicameral Mind. Mathew
Tagged: Westworld Season 4
Caleb 279
Hi, Am I the only one that sees the last episode being before Caleb is shown the city by Hale? She tries a new strategy by no longer torturing him but showing him that the bots won. Daan
Most Humans Are Dead
Hello everyone, In regards to episode 5, I thought the episode was as good as episode 4, just because we got to learn that things in Halores world are not as great as one would think after she took over the world. However, two things came to my mind in...
Red Queen Theory
Hey guys, just wanted to give you props this week, particularly Ash, because I listen to a dozen westworld podcasts and comb reddit all week, and I didn’t see anyone bring up that Maeve was resurrected in this episode within the very saloon where she first woke up and became...
How Rehoboam Knew Caleb Was Special
Hey guys, Great to hear your recap pods every week and honest thoughts and opinions on Westworld. Ash – you mentioned on the recap that Rehoboam knew Caleb was special (?) but how did Dolores know before copying her code to Hale. I recall Dolores was one of the hosts...
What Does Charlores Even Want?
Hey y’all, I usually just put my thoughts out into the Twitter void, but this time I figured I’d actually put this where it should go. On “what does charlores even want? Why is she bothering? Etc” I’m doing a from the beginning rewatch right now, and after watching Fidelity...
Hale And Cornerstones
Hey Shat Hosts, I really liked your points in the Deep Dive about the importance of connection to other beings as the key to Hale’s outlier problem. But I think there might be some more depth to explore. You mentioned our Aware Hosts – Maeve, Bernard, and even Peter Abernathy...
Westworld Episode 6 Review: “Fidelity”
Westworld Episode 6 Review: “Fidelity” Caleb fans got a dark and juicy episode this week as “Westworld” Season 4, Episode 6 peered into why Charlores hostified him, why love matters and how hope can be weaponized. “Fidelity” also illustrated Charlores’ growing frustration, her cruelty, problems among the ranks of The...
