Sep 29, 2026 · 54 min · 10 segments
In an especially frightening installment, host Paul Cuminale is joined by Justin Pallini, Tom Chew, and resident “bad boy” Dan Perry to confront one of the most terrifying phenomena ever discussed on…
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Justin PalliniPanelistTom ChuPanelistWith that being said, today on the program, a phenomenon so utterly catastrophic that the blackest of all holes appear gentle by comparison, as if lobotomized by the presence of the subject at hand.
Regions of space where not only matter, but time and memory itself are believed to collapse into irreversible disorder.
Mentioned only briefly within mainstream astrophysics, but described extensively by one deeply controversial observer and emboldened by fringe researchers across the cosmos.
With that being said, should we be discussing this? Are those that are unaware safer by not knowing?
I could see how once people know and find out what this thing is, that they're gonna live in fear probably for the rest of their lives.
However, you know, physically they technically will be safer 'cause they'll know how to prepare.
Which I'm, if I'm not mistaken, that's one of the ways the demented vortex got its name.
Because as soon as we learned about this specific type of vortex, people just couldn't handle it and the-
... instantly because they just, "What are we gonna do? What are we gonna do?"
With that being said, today on the program, a phenomenon so utterly catastrophic that the blackest of all holes appear gentle by comparison, as if lobotomized by the presence of the subject at hand.
Regions of space where not only matter, but time and memory itself are believed to collapse into irreversible disorder.
Mentioned only briefly within mainstream astrophysics, but described extensively by one deeply controversial observer and emboldened by fringe researchers across the cosmos.
With that being said, should we be discussing this? Are those that are unaware safer by not knowing?
I could see how once people know and find out what this thing is, that they're gonna live in fear probably for the rest of their lives.
However, you know, physically they technically will be safer 'cause they'll know how to prepare.
Which I'm, if I'm not mistaken, that's one of the ways the demented vortex got its name.
Because as soon as we learned about this specific type of vortex, people just couldn't handle it and the-
... instantly because they just, "What are we gonna do? What are we gonna do?"
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