About this episode

This episode explores William Bramley’s arguments in The Gods of Eden regarding the influence of hidden external intelligences on human conflict and belief systems.

In this episode of Point of Convergence , we delve into William Bramley’s The Gods of Eden , which argues that recurring patterns of conflict and belief systems are not purely human-driven, but instead reflect long-term influence from hidden external intelligences. Using a bottom-up pattern recognition approach, Bramley attempts to expose the deeper structure at play.

People in this episode

Host: Darren King

Topics covered

• conflict
• belief systems
• external intelligences
• pattern recognition
• philosophy

Keywords

• William Bramley
• The Gods of Eden
• conflict
• belief systems
• external intelligences
• pattern recognition

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: The Gods of Eden

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