Millennium
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Sep 14, 2026
Natalie WadsworthGUEST
He was like, this is a problem among kids, and I need to understand what's going on with them.
Natalie WadsworthGUEST
It's called The Drug of the New Millennia or something like that.
Natalie WadsworthGUEST
Sure.
Natalie WadsworthGUEST
Anyway.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
okay
JessicaHOST
but also the general consensus of the of Millennial, actually.
JessicaHOST
And then also the science of the world.
JessicaHOST
Wait a minute, you
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JessicaHOST
So we have actually known, I mean, that's what I was saying, millennia.
JessicaHOST
Millennium! The millennials!
AaronHOST
Millennials! Yeah.
JessicaHOST
So we've known for 2000 years.
RJHOST
Um, this is a gay Fantasia in a way that like it's not like-
AdamHOST
Angels of Millennia
RJHOST
... it's not lib-
AdamHOST
Angels in-
RJHOST
It's not liber- Angels in America, correct.
AdamHOST
Angels in America.
AdamHOST
Millennia-
RJHOST
Millennium Approaches.
Roger BerkowitzHOST
She says, this is not a question of technology changing man, but of technology already catching up to ideas that humans have had for generations.
Roger BerkowitzHOST
Millennia, right? It's an old dream, right? In the Ode to Man, Sophocles writes about man being able to walk on water and fly like birds.
Roger BerkowitzHOST
And then, of course, Descartes sees the body as a prison, right, that we have to escape from, as Plato also saw it.
Roger BerkowitzHOST
And so this relief and this desire to escape the earth, is at one point almost a cliche, right? That, you know, we've wanted this for millennia, for generations and generations and generations.
speaker_0HOST
Now I want to look at ancient wisdom because humanity has been struggling with this exact issue for thousands of years
speaker_1HOST
Millennia, yes
speaker_0HOST
The Buddhist learning for all source tackles the ultimate paradox of all this because when we talk about letting go or non-attachment, a lot of people in the modern world hear that and think, "Oh, so I'm just supposed to become a cold, emotionless robot.
speaker_0HOST
Am I supposed to just not care about my career, my family, or the state of the world?"
John GreenHOST
And that takes us to my opinion of how Alexander really came to be great.
John GreenHOST
Millennia after his death in 1798, Napoleon invaded Egypt not because he particularly needed to invade Egypt, but because he wanted to do what Alexander had done.
John GreenHOST
And long before Napoleon, the Romans really worshipped Alexander, particularly the Roman general Pompey, aka Pompeius Magnus, aka Pompey the Great.
John GreenHOST
Pompey was so obsessed with Alexander that he literally tried to emulate Alexander's boyishly disheveled hairstyle.
speaker_0HOST
Now, I want to look at ancient wisdom because humanity has been struggling with this exact issue for thousands of years.
speaker_1HOST
Millennia.
speaker_1HOST
Yes.
speaker_0HOST
The Buddhist learning for all source tackles the ultimate paradox of all this, because when we talk about letting go or non-attachment, a lot of people in the modern world hear that and think, oh, so I'm just supposed to become a cold, emotionless robot.
speaker_0HOST
The flaming torch moving between the severed animals in Genesis 15 is, after Galatians 3.13, a preview of Golgotha.
speaker_0HOST
Millennia before crucifixion existed as a method of execution.
speaker_0HOST
So where does this land? It is not the dramatic place.
speaker_0HOST
It is the quiet one.
Bob CescaHOST
If you're a space alien and you visit Earth, the default human being to me, ought to be women.
Bob CescaHOST
But because of the patriarchy lasting for centuries and centuries and centuries, it's been- Millennia.
Bob CescaHOST
Yeah, it's been turned into men as sort of the default human being, when in fact men are just women with this extra hormone that turns them into monsters in a lot of cases.
Jody HamiltonPANELIST
You need to read the book, The
speaker_12NARRATOR
Somewhere on the edge of a greener Sahara, unknown builders carve a colossal lion from the bedrock.
speaker_12NARRATOR
Millennia later, dynastic Egyptians arrive, restore its damaged head, create temples around it, and absorb it into their own sacred landscape.
speaker_12NARRATOR
It is a powerful story, maybe too powerful, but powerful stories are not automatically wrong.
speaker_12NARRATOR
They just need evidence sturdy enough to carry them.
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