Interview · moment 4 of 21
The Doctor Goes Full Conspiracy: Horus, Gold, and Bitcoin
from #264 - Time Is A Fat Circle | The Tim Dillon Show · #264
4 min
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Ray's doctor keeps derailing check-ins into unrelated conspiracy talk about Jesus being based on Horus, fiat currency, and bitcoin maximalism instead of discussing his oxygen levels.
- Tim asks the doctor to log on to Compound Media and pitch his health routine.
- The doctor prescribed ivermectin but Tim didn't take it, relying on physical fitness instead.
- Tim mentions going to movies and dinner, prompting the observation that he barely leaves his home.
- The doctor launches into conspiracy theories, claiming Jesus was based on the Sumerian god Horus.
- Mid-vital-signs check, the doctor pivots to explaining that money is no longer backed by gold.
- Tim describes the doctor as a Bitcoin maximalist convinced it's the only check on government power.
- Tim questions where Texas doctors attended school, suspecting some went to institutions like Texas Christian Academy.
- Discussion of foreign doctors getting licenses in South America, Brazil, and the Cayman Islands.
- Tim notes he was given an antibody infusion and is grateful they threw everything at his treatment.
- The Society for the Preservation of White Men paid for Tim's antibody infusion, according to his claim.
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