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The episode reviews the film Jung_E, exploring themes of cloning, humanity, and the implications of automated warfare.

Send us Fan Mail I wish I had a clone sometimes, but maybe not. Today were talking about: Earth has fractured. Humanity survives in orbit. A legendary soldier dies — but her mind does not. Years later, her daughter is tasked with rebuilding her through code and memory. Battle simulations repeat. Failures accumulate. Grief becomes data. When war is automated, what remains human? Jung_E 🎧 Listen now. Subscribe. Decide what should be saved. If you guys have a...

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Hosts: Barry, Colby

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