Djinn
Referenced in 3 episodes
Definition
Supernatural beings from pre-Islamic Arabian and Islamic tradition, said to be made of 'smokeless fire' and to coexist with humans unseen. Some fringe researchers link them to fallen angels, the Nephilim, or modern entity encounters.
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Gary Wayne and Ra Castaldo join Tin Foil Hat for a deep dive into the mysteries of the Nephilim, the biblical giants said to be the offspring of fallen angels and humans. The conversation asks whether the Nephilim had their own ancient language, built the world's megalithic structures, and founded secret fraternities of ancient builders, and even whether a modern 'Nephilim AI invasion' is underway. The guests also explore the Djinn, King Solomon's legendary lost technology, and whether the Knights Templar rediscovered ancient secrets that could rewrite human history.
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