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Episode 17: TechnoGaijin Thoughts
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Episode 17: TechnoGaijin Thoughts

More Cyberpunk, Japan, Climbing Mt. Fuji, Neil Gaiman, Tulsi, Foreign Films and more

After making it through a wet and windy hurricane I return to hosting Substack most cyberpsycosis inducing podcast with my ever present unofficially official perma-guest

. We return to Cyberpunk and talk about Asian influences on the genre, but first we talk about the weather, hurricane and typhoon weather, earthquakes, and a bit about reading. I also discuss the Japanese culture from my Gaijin perspective and go over my eventful climb of Mt. Fuji. Finally we get serious and discuss the chudification of art and the simple minded inability to separate the art from the artist.

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TODAYS EPISODE:

  • Hurricane Debby, Earthquakes, and natural disasters.

  • Asian influence on Cyberpunk.

  • Film vs Movie, Highbrow, Lowbrow, and Middlebrow.

  • Hooters burgers in Tokyo and Climbing Mt. Fuji

  • Neil Gaiman

  • I get cyberpsychosis.

  • Tulsi Gabbard in the cyberspace dystopia

  • Art vs Artist

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Until next time Choombas!

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Like always, here are some pictures from stuff we talked about. I couldn’t find the cool picture of the giant quarry Budda.

Your host on top of Mt. Fuji. Took a picture then got the hell off of that mountain.

This is from a separate time, at the Fuji Lakes shrine if I remember correctly. I spent most of my time in Japan wearing my Taxi Driver jacket.

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