Nondualism Is Ontologically True and Perception is Irreducible to Epistemology | Seriously Saturday
April 26, 2026
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as posted by the channelWelcome to Seriously Saturday — where, against all odds, we attempt to act like functioning adults for at least two hours.
Tonight’s topic:
“Nondualism is ontologically true and perception is irreducible to epistemology”
Is reality fundamentally one unified whole?
Is the separation between self and world just an illusion?
Or is this just philosophical word salad dressed up as enlightenment?
For the first 2 hours, we slow it down:
No screaming.
No interruptions.
No debate bloodsport.
Just five guests working through one idea — honestly, critically, and (we’ll see how long this lasts) respectfully.
Featuring:
Jen from “The Church of Entropy” (main feature)
TJump
Shaman Omar
Benjamin Balderson
Andy
We’re diving into ontology, consciousness, identity, and whether “you” even exist the way you think you do.
Then… we ruin it.
🔥 Audience Q&A
🔥 Open Panel
🔥 Full Gauntlet Mode activated
💀 Boot rules are LIVE
So if you came for thoughtful philosophy — you’ll get it.
If you came for chaos — just give it time.
Drop your questions in chat for the Q&A segment.
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