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The MOON Made Me Do It!! | Matt Dillahunty & Justin DZ
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August 5, 2026
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A caller named Kaylin phones in claiming to have scientific proof of a supernatural phenomenon: since the moon's gravity affects ocean tides, and our bodies are mostly water, he argues celestial bodies must supernaturally influence us too — essentially a scientific dressing on astrology. Hosts Matt and Justin spend the call trying to get a straight answer to one simple question: what method do you use to tell something is supernatural versus natural? He never answers it. Things get heated, Matt mutes him mid-sentence, and the call ends with him admitting his real position is pantheism, not science. The clip closes with a tangent into consciousness, split-brain studies, and mirror neurons.
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