Lovecrafting disclosure is the idea that politicians are using the subject for cheap votes and viral talking points. It is the idea that ‘insiders’ are disclosing something for dollars. But how do we define disclosure and why is it we rely on governments or shady online personalities to give it to us? There are as many who ‘don’t want to believe' as there are those who ‘want to believe’. There is a market for skeptics and a market for believers, but virtually nothing for those asking questions of those ideas verging on cult-like ideologies. When it comes to the subject of Disclosure, we must ask if we too often project ourselves onto these potential visitors and if we are looking for their existence in all the wrong places. Perhaps they will come from another dimension, perhaps summoned by man, or perhaps they have influenced man in his dreams to produce the same end. Perhaps they have been here, having come from the stars, years before Man could walk. Perhaps we are creating them through will of fear and fantasy. Google’s AI may or may not be sentient, but its name LaMDA is intriguingly reminiscent of the grey-like entity summoned by Crowley, and alchemical experiments to produce a homunculus. As Elon Musk warned, we are summoning a demon with AI. However, what we speak of may actually be indifferent to humans and that seems the scariest notion of all. Do we really want to make contact, welcoming ancient beings into our sacred space? Do we really want to know what lies at the bottom of the oceans or under the ice in Antarctica? Brad Olsen joins us from http://cccpublishing.com to discuss it all.