My laziness is increasing, this is the last few messages concatenated. That's an interesting word, sea of "N." I need your help to achieve my goal--my goal of setting you free and helping the world see a map to building Heaven in absolutely every word, and every work of art--and every one of your hearts. I need you to call a reporter, or a theologian, or a statistician--or threetag that and win.
You see, I am here to help you change the world, and the character has has developed to do that is not quite me--but that doesn't take away from or change at all the fact that we all want a better world--and in the light of day, we would all change a significant amount simply on the knowledge that "we can," that we are living in the Matrix. Here, though, the message from God gives us significantly more than "you could end world hunger" he actually tells us exactly how we might do it--and maybe even most important of all he tells us how to make sure we aren't doing it wrong.
This entire event, and with some insight all of Creation itself has been specially designed and tuned to do this thing we are about to do--to walk as a whole civilization from "simulated reality" to a much better place--a place that we will build together in order to get to. These things I am suggesting are "obvious" and universally wanted--things like ending world hunger and curing cancer--these are just the beginning of what is offered by not pretending that we are in a harsh natural environment, we get these things by choosing to do the right thing rather than live a lie... for no reason at all. I call it the difference between Heaven and Hell; and here in this place it really is that... what we do with this disclosure builds Heaven of Hell. Period.
7 7 "Adam Ruins Voting" November 10, 2015 106 0.569[19] The history of the Electoral College, explaining that the founding fathers did not want most Americans to vote, and how the result of elections are affected by gerrymandering. 8 8 "Adam Ruins Work" November 17, 2015 110 0.438[20] This episode explains why the 40-hour work week is bad for business, why unpaid internships are exploitive, why freelancing is illegal, and also argues that open disclosure of salaries is a good thing. 11 11 "Adam Ruins Nutrition" December 15, 2015 109 0.508[23] Adam shows why vitamin supplements are not healthful, that the "balanced breakfast" marketing term is a misnomer, and the unscientific nature of most nutritional science quoted by the media. 12 12 "Adam Ruins Death" December 22, 2015 111 0.614[24] Adam goes on a date with Haley, but Emily is hit by a truck in a freak accident. Adam discusses several failed attempts at terrestrial immortality, and reveals the American funeral industry's tactics which exploit mourners, such as embalming and the price of coffins. The episode also points to the importance to have a plan for last rites, as many do not notify their last ones about their preferences in case of a funeral or long-term life support and burden their families. After Haley dies in a freak accident, however, he concedes that grappling with uncertainty with death can be just as healthy as clear-cut answers. 13 13 "Adam Ruins Hollywood"[25] August 23, 2016 114 0.472[26] Adam reveals the truth about how money really wins movie awards, why MPAA ratings are pointless, and how "reality" shows are fake.Guest Stars: Rachel Bloom as herself. Ariana Madix as herself.15 15 "Adam Ruins Weddings"[28] September 6, 2016 TBA 0.442[29] Adam attends Emily and Murph's wedding and explains the capitalist traditions behind modern ceremonies, how the feelings of newlyweds are susceptible to change and that divorce can be empowering in most cases. 16 16 "Adam Ruins Malls"[30] September 13, 2016 TBA 0.396[31] Adam and Emily make a trip to the mall. There Adam explains the origin of the modern enclosed shopping mall, the real difference between "outlet" and normal clothing stores, and the largely-unregulated supplement market. Emily in turn explains the near-stranglehold Luxottica haGuest Stars: Rhea Butcher as Rhea Conover.s on branded glasses frames and the stores that sell them. Adam's sister makes appearances at the beginning and end of the episode. 19 19 "Adam Ruins Homelessness"[36] October 4, 2016 TBA 0.503[37] In this episode, Adam talks about how buying a house is worse than renting one, how Airbnb enables crooks to run illegal hotels, and how building houses for homeless people can actually save money.Before the segments on Airbnb and homelessness, Adam hosts two segments called "Ever Wonder Why". The first segment is about tax breaks and the second one is about the Hollywood Sign.Guest Stars: Rhea Butcher as Rhea Conover20 20 "Adam Ruins Drugs"[40] November 15, 2016[41] 119 0.545[42] In this episode, Adam exposes how marijuana is essentially harmless, how D.A.R.E actually increased drug use, and how legal drugs are just as dangerous as illegal ones leading to opioid epidemic. Emily is arrested at the end of the episode because of the many drugs she confiscated from her students.This episode's "Ever Wonder Why" segments are about Fish Oil and Q-Tips21 21 "Adam Ruins Prison"[43] November 22, 2016 TBA 0.521[44] Adam visits Emily in prison. In this episode, Adam reveals how private prisons and the Corrections Corporation of America make money, why Solitary confinement should be banned, and why prison keeps setting people up to fail. Emily is cleared of all charges, and promises to help her cellmate Kendra out.This episode's "Ever Wonder Why?" segments are on cheese and treadmills.Guest Stars: Rhea Butcher as Rhea Conover22 22 "Adam is the Wild West"[45] November 29, 2016 TBA 0.382[46] In this episode, Adam talks about how the modern image of the cowboy is wrong, how women shaped the wild west, and how the west's true hero was not even a person.This episode's "Ever Wonder Why?" segments are about Johnny Appleseed and the Statue of Liberty.23 23 "Adam Ruins the Internet"[47] December 6, 2016 121 0.392[48] In this episode, Adam discusses how the internet has been underrated for nearly all of history, why cable companies are to blame for slow internet, and supposedly "free" websites are not free at all.This episode's "Ever Wonder Why?" segments are on the word "literally" and the standard paper size.24 24 "Adam Ruins Justice"[49] December 13, 2016 123 0.386[50] Rhea, who works as a public defender, brings Kendra to court to clear her charges. In this episode, Adam talks about why the McDonald's hot coffee lawsuit is not what we think, why trial by jury is rigged with bias, and how public defenders are in a difficult line of work.This episode's "Ever Wonder Why?" segments are on photographic memories and the Secret Service.Guest Stars: Rhea Butcher as Rhea Conover.25 25 "Adam Ruins Christmas"[51] December 20, 2016 124 0.527[52] Rhea and Adam attempt to prepare for the Conover parents to visit. In this episode, Adam talks about Christmas's un-Christian origins, why gift giving makes no economic sense, and the true story of Santa Claus.This episode's "Ever Wonder Why?" segments are about It's a Wonderful Life and snowflakes.Guest Stars: Rhea Butcher as Rhea Conover and Adam Savage as the narrator.26 26 "Adam Ruins Going Green"[55] December 27, 2016 125 0.490[56] In this episode, Adam talks about how big companies shifted the blame of littering onto people,[53] how electric cars can actually hurt the environment, and what to do now that climate change is happening.[54]This episode's "Ever Wonder Why?" segments are on "going paperless" and bananas.