Podcasts that mention 📚 Frankenstein by Mary W. Shelley

Let's start simple off. I I think everybody knows the story of Frankenstein.

The speaker uses the story of Frankenstein as an analogy to explain the concept of body and mind, highlighting the missing element (spark/mind) that brings the physical form to life.

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Mary Shelley, right? Frankenstein, uh Paul McCartney credits a lot of uh his musical endeavors uh to experiences in his dream state.

The host mentions Mary Shelley and her book Frankenstein as an example of a creative person inspired by dreams.

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sort of like um Mary Shelley's character Dr Victor Frankenstein who dug up bodies for scientific research and and did Horrible Terrible Things to them and and reanimated them this idea of the Resurrection man

The character Dr. Victor Frankenstein from Mary Shelley is mentioned in the context of grave robbing and scientific research, drawing a parallel to the Resurrection men.

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I mean she saw that by the way. It's very interesting about Mary Shel. I mean, she saw that coming. She saw exactly what will happen when we become God.

The guest mentions Mary Shelley and her foresight, likely referring to her novel 'Frankenstein' and its themes of humanity playing God.

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so if you think about like um anything you know frankenstein... that mary shelley who wrote that book was that was the thesis of that book

Bryan Callen discusses Mary Shelley's book Frankenstein and its theme of machines taking over humanity.

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