About this episode
Jonathan Cooke, who is the creator of the channel Words In Time is a sci-fi book-tuber, and amateur BJJ fighter. I have him on the show this week to discuss about the universe shattering theory "the dark forest strategy" from the mind-blowing book and now Netflix series Three-Body Problem. We discuss why aliens haven't found us yet, why we should stop trying to contact them, and if Adam's wife would let him bang a jellyfish.
And later, Bonnie Efird stops by to tell us why she's a "fun mom"
Hold on to your spacesuits, this episode is wild 🧑🚀
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0:00 - Intro
0:50 - Jonathon Cooke
6:27 - Starting a YouTube channel
8:51 - Adam Hates Hyperion’s Book Cover
14:43 - Hyperion sequels
17:32 - separating art from artist
21:32 - underwater mountain range new species
28:26 - case for not reaching out to aliens
30:59 - dark forest theory
38:42 - BJJ
44:19 - Adam fight story
51:00 - Fun Mom
1:05:54 - wild card
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