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The Static Mind Broadcast

The Static Mind Broadcast

By: Omar Vega
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A late night exploration of philosophy, mystery, and the things we’re not supposed to understand.

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  • Ep.3: Is Earth Alive? The Gaia Hypothesis Explained

    Ep.3: Is Earth Alive? The Gaia Hypothesis Explained
    Aug 22 2025

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    What if Earth isn’t just a planet, but a living, breathing system? In this episode of The Static Mind Broadcast, we explore the Gaia Hypothesis. The idea that Earth regulates itself like a body. From ancient myths to modern science, we ask: are we part of Gaia’s design...or just passing through?

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    14 mins
  • Ep.2: The Freedom Trap: Plato's Political Prophecy

    Ep.2: The Freedom Trap: Plato's Political Prophecy
    Aug 16 2025

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    Plato warned that democracy’s obsession with freedom can lead to tyranny. In this episode, we uncover how the promise of “lesser evils” opens the door to control, how power creeps in disguised as safety, and why his ancient prophecy still reflects our modern politics.

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    15 mins
  • Ep.1: What if Our Memories Arent Our Own?

    Ep.1: What if Our Memories Arent Our Own?
    Aug 8 2025

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    What makes you who you are? Is it your body, your choices… or your memories?

    In the debut episode of Static Mind Broadcast, we explore one of the most unsettling questions in philosophy: what happens if the memories that define you aren’t really yours? We confront the fragile connection between memory, identity, and what it means when that connection begins to break.

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    12 mins
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