Do we actually choose our actions—or are we just passengers watching decisions happen? In this episode, we tumble down the Sado hole of free will with our guest Sheramie and Donny: where it comes from, whether it exists, and why neuroscience, physics, and philosophy can’t agree on the answer. We talk determinism, choice, brain chemistry, responsibility, and the uncomfortable idea that your “decision” may have been made before you noticed. Funny, unsettling, and just dangerous enough to question everything.

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We’re talking blackout scenarios—how they start, how they spread, and why your phone becomes a very expensive flashlight. Cyberattacks, solar flares, EMP chatter, rolling outages, and the human factor: panic, rumors, and “I saw it on Facebook” survival strategy. We keep it funny, but we get real about what to do first if the lights stay off.

Are you fluent in Gen Z or do you need subtitles for TikTok comments? In this episode of Down the Sado Hole, we dive into the chaotic, unhinged, and oddly poetic world of Gen Z slang.

We break down the meaning behind phrases like “it’s giving,” “no cap,” “delulu,” “the ick,” and “rizz,” talk about where this language comes from, and why it spreads so fast online. We also look at how older generations react to it, where the line is between fun and cringe, and what slang says about the way Gen Z sees the world.

Whether you’re trying to understand your kids, your coworkers, or just your For You Page, this episode will help you translate the chaos… no cap.