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Master of the Temple: The Tragedy of Jack Parsons
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New Atrocity Guide Dropped on Jack Parsons:
Master of the Temple: The Tragedy of Jack Parsons

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Does someone have a recommendation of YouTube channels that teach cool and interesting (sourced) facts about history, science, archeology, cultures, etc? Like, Miniminuteman and Kyle Hill vibes. Bonus points if the videos are longer than 15min but I don't mind if they are!!
Most of what I've watched the past few YEARS have been like... discourse, drama, The Dark History Of [insert literally any noun], and it's tiresome. I wanna learn things, I want to experience whimsy again, I'm tired of the dopamine of learning horrible things about awful people (and I'm kinda sick of watching just Guys being Bros type videos too, I do love them but I fckn miss intriguing documentaries) 😭
Horror YouTubers are like “my subscriber DickSmasher69 sent me this weird creepy video on a channel full of weird creepy videos. This could possibly be an ARG but almost definitely Cult Activity”
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Japan's Strangest Livestream | Nasubi | A Life of Prizes
Wow this is pretty insane. This show definitely went way to far the second it started. Dude was part of a Japanese gameshow where he was only allowed to live off of magazine contest prizes that he won. Done by one of my favorite youtubers Atrocity Guide.
The Throne of the Third Heaven of the Nations' Millennium General Assembly
A throne room, built from garbage and wrapped in aluminum foil, was discovered in a storage unit in 1964, Washington DC. Accompanying it, was a holy text written in an unrecognizable language. Together, these works make up James Hampton’s “Throne of the Third Heaven of the Nations Millennium General Assembly.”
“It's undeniable that the Throne has a certain gravity, commanding the attention of other artists - fiction writers, poets, musicians - who often dedicate portions of their work to the Throne. Perhaps in the Throne they recognize something truly rare: art in its purest form. The compulsion to bring something into existence without the expectation of recognition, with the artifact itself being the only reward. Many of us will likely never know what it is like to be driven by such a compulsion, either from a perceived divine source or as a devotion to a loved one or simply a mysterious desire to manifest a unique vision. But in the Throne of the Third Heaven, we can see the product of it: foil-wrapped bottles and tissue holders, broken furniture, street-side garbage transformed into a kingdom fit for a deity, and the man who gave his life in order to build it.”
The Forgotten ARG by Atrocity Guide
Super Eyepatch Wolf tuned me into this channel, too. Atrocity Guide’s purpose is documenting some more obscure instances of Weird Internet Shit, like this video on one of the earliest alternate-reality games, 2001′s Majestic. This particular video hits a sweet spot of covering not only Weird Internet Shit but also a Weird Art Game, and I am here for that.
Some of the documentation feels... I guess a little voyeuristic to me, on some of the videos I’ve watched so far? But the presentations are otherwise well-polished, with a calm voiceover that covers the facts. Maybe it’s just an artifact of the topics covered. Either way, I’ve been watching the channel’s backlog with great interest.
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