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Every book Jay Dyer recommended on podcasts
As a guest on Timcast IRL, Jay Dyer engaged in discussions touching upon various political, historical, and philosophical texts. Dyer brought and recommended several books during his appearance, examining themes related to history, future projections, and technocracy. He recommended a book by Annie Jacobson regarding the history of DARPA, describing it as a really good read. Dyer also brought Jacques Attali's A Brief History of the Future, referencing its author during the conversation. Additionally, he introduced John C. Lilly's The Scientist; a Metaphysical Autobiography, noting the author's background with dolphins. Dyer discussed Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, drawing attention to an essay included at the beginning of the text. Furthermore, Dyer brought up Zbigniew Brzezinski's Between Two Ages, highlighting its subtitle to discuss America's role in the technocratic era. Within that same discussion of Brzezinski's work, Dyer mentioned Anthony Sutton and his books concerning Wall Street's relation to the Bolshevik Revolution and Hitler. Finally, Dyer touched upon classical philosophy by referencing Plato's Republic to discuss the concept of techne. Through these various recommendations and mentions, Dyer explored complex webs of historical movements, governance structures, and philosophical traditions as captured on the podcast.
Books recommended by Jay Dyer
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Behind the Angel of History
Behind the Angel of History by Annie Bourneuf is a historical and artistic examination focusing on the Situationist International and related avant-garde movements.
Recommended“there's a history of DARPA attacks that Annie Jacobson wrote uh it's a really good book”
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A Brief History of the Future
Discussed“I mean the Kissinger France Jacques out to Lee I brought his book”
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Between Two Ages
Discussed“between two ages yeah and then the book the subtitle is the best part because it's America's role in technocratic Era”
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Brave New World
Brave New World by Aldous Huxley is a dystopian novel that imagines a futuristic society engineered through biological conditioning, technological control, and the elimination of traditional human emotions.
Discussed“so if you read Huxley not just brand new world but his other text he has an essay at the beginning of brand new world where he says that this is the culmination of all the Revolutions of the last several centuries and that culmination is in a strictly tiered technocratic Society where everybody's controlled and babies are born in”
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Hitler’s Winter
Discussed“even Brzezinski in between two ages cites Anthony Sutton who's Anthony Sutton's famous Professor wrote the book uh Wall Street in the bolshik revolution and Hitler”
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Plato's Symposium
Plato's Symposium and related classical works by Plato represent foundational texts in Western philosophy, exploring the nature of love, ideal forms, political justice, and the pursuit of ultimate truth through structured Socratic dialogues.
Discussed“and the way that we do in Plato's Republic you have discussions of techne which is the same idea”
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The Scientist; a Metaphysical Autobiography
Discussed“So this one is you may have heard of John C Lilly right He's the dolphin dude”
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Tragedy and hope
Discussed“but there's also an element like in Dr Quigley's traging hope where he's chronicling the history of the elite in the 20th century he's one of them by the way he's writing an apologetic and traging hope there's a chapter where he talks about how the elite raised their children”
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Wall Street and the Wilds
Discussed“even Brzezinski in between two ages cites Anthony Sutton who's Anthony Sutton's famous Professor wrote the book uh Wall Street in the bolshik revolution and Hitler”
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Appearances
| Episode | Podcast | Date | Books |
|---|---|---|---|
| Timcast IRL #698 Antifa Calls For Killing Cops After Cops Kills Antifa In Self Defense w/Jay Dyer | Timcast IRL | 2023-01-21 | 11 |
Other mentions (2: passing, ad reads, own books)
“the vaticans pushing World economic foreign principles and inclusive capitalism which is you know to Klaus has another book inclusive capitalism”
“she did the other famous book on Area 51”