Is 2026 the year everything changes? What remote viewers, astrologers, and the pentagon are all saying

2026 is Burning DownWelcome to season two.This week: a dad in North Yorkshire set up CCTV after his cat refused to go downstairs. The footage is pretty convincing — toys moving, doors swinging, skateboards clattering. Except he’s a video game developer. And it’s 2026. And we genuinely cannot tell anymore what’s real on the internet.Which is the actual problem. Not whether this particular video is real, but the fact that we’ve reached a point where even governments are using AI-generated footage to prove their leaders are alive, and we’re all just kind of rolling with it. Sort of like how we’re rolling with the deluge of predictions, prophecies, and institutional claims that 2026 is the year everything changes. SLASH IS ALREADY CHANGING. So okay, what do we do with that?The answer is boring. And also the only one that works.Highlights:* Bunch of interviews coming up, and then a GGU summer break — details TBA* Story of the father of two in North Yorkshire who fled his home after a bunch of poltergeist incidents* But also he’s a video game developer?* AI has permanently broken video evidence* The Netanyahu coffee shop video, etc* The Princess Kate Photoshop incident * Jordan’s essay on 2026 predictions* Dozens of unrelated sources pointing at 2026 as a turning point: Carl Nell, Gary Nolan, Lou Elizondo, John Ramirez, Chris Bledsoe, the astrological community, Ray Kurzweil* Most predictions are unfalsifiable or already wrong — the more dramatic the claim, the vaguer it tends to be* The Bledsoe prediction (Easter, “a new knowledge”) and the Regulus-Sphinx alignment* But 2026 actually is extraordinary: AI, UFO disclosure, potential WWIII, deepfakes dissolving consensus reality, globalism fracturing, religion surging back* Maybe the seers are just seeing reality as it really is* Brené Brown on parenting (it relates!)* The collective ego story* Whatever you’re procrastinating, stop* On finally starting a daily meditation practice (good job, Jordan! Mal has thoughts)* Kelly Chase on control systems* Economic anxiety is Jordan’s personal vulnerability, but everyone has a soft spot where apocalyptic messaging hooks them* Viktor Frankl* Learning unconditional kindness for the present moment* You can’t future proof your life. Lots of coders who future-proofed by learning to code are out of work right now* What do we do??? The boring answer is the right oneAnd in the epilogue…* Squaring Mormonism with…everything else* Does religion lead to or protect against spiritual enslavement? (Yes.)* The correlation between certainty and deathShowing up,Jordan & Mal This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ggupodcast.substack.com/subscribe