154 Unmasked: The Bridgewater Triangle
What's up, gang!
Pull up a chair in the bunker—we're going off-script tonight. After recording our Bridgewater Triangle episode, something clicked, and we decided to try an experiment: what happens when the skeptic and the believer trade places?
Shane attempts to make the case FOR the paranormal. Jinkies, it's harder than he expected. The arguments have emotional weight. He has to actively work to stay skeptical in his normal life.
Josh plays devil's advocate and discovers that being the skeptic is exhausting. You have to explain everything. No mystery is allowed. It feels like being the fun police.
We dig into the arguments that actually made us pause—the concentration problem, the historical trauma theory, why named witnesses matter. And we get vulnerable about what it would actually take to change our minds.
Equal parts philosophical and hilarious—exactly what happens when we stop researching and start really talking.
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