In the inaugural episode, host Psyche introduces TempleOS — an operating system created by the late programmer Terry Davis — and discusses its oracle-style games where users 'talk to God,' drawing parallels to their own practice while reflecting on Davis's troubled life and tragic death.
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The episode opens with Psyche describing TempleOS and its creator Terry Davis, noting Davis was a brilliant programmer who experienced schizophrenia and died after being hit by a train ▶ 0:00–▶ 0:26. Psyche recounts an anecdote about Davis's girlfriend and his accusation that she was 'raping the dog' ▶ 0:31–▶ 0:35. At ▶ 0:43, Psyche addresses a pet named Luna while brushing her. Returning to TempleOS, Psyche confirms having the ISO and describes the system's games, particularly one functioning as an oracle where users communicate with God ▶ 0:48–▶ 1:08. Psyche explicitly connects this oracle mechanic to their own work ▶ 1:14–▶ 1:18 and closes by wondering aloud, 'Am I going crazy too?' ▶ 1:18–▶ 1:21.
This introductory episode appears to establish the show's signature blend of technological curiosity, occult-adjacent mechanics (oracle systems), and self-reflective vulnerability. The host's identification with Terry Davis — a figure both revered and marginalized — suggests a recurring pattern of exploring liminal figures who channel visionary or divinatory impulses through unconventional means. The spontaneous question about their own sanity frames the enterprise as personally risky, not merely academic, and positions the TempleOS oracle as a mirror for the host's own practice.
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I've been trying to do this thing called Temple OS. I don't know if you heard of it. Um it's called Temple OS and uh it's like this guy his name is Terry Davis or something like that and he was a well he was schizophrenic and he started like going nuts um but he was like also like a kind of brilliant computer programmer and so I don't know if he was well I mean he had he ended up getting hit by a train which is always
like a bad um I mean he got hit by a train, right? um but um he um he had a girlfriend that were over crazy and he was he would say she was raping the dog the dog and stuff which is crazy.
Okay Luna, I'm just brushing you with my little brush. I've been trying to start this uh Temple Temple OS.
I have the ISO. It's like it's like really old and it's like but it's like there was actually like he has some like interesting looking games like where you would talk to God in one of them and it's like an oracle kind of game.
Which is kind of like what I'm doing a little bit with my Yeah and am I am I going crazy too? I don't know. Maybe a little bit. Okay.
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