DON'T BE DEMORALIZED!

Stefan Molyneux

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00:00:00Hi, everybody. This is Stefan Molyneux from Free Domain, and we've got our Wednesday night

00:00:05live cooking away. Hope you're doing well. So, I've really been thinking about this

00:00:14demoralization stuff. Demoralization. So, what is demoralization? Demoralization is to make

00:00:22you feel like you're caught in a piece of giant machinery that's just going to disassemble

00:00:27you, your culture, your hope, your future, your country, whatever, and there's nothing you can do,

00:00:33this sort of slow, hypnotic slide into disaster, like you are a leaf on a stream being carried down

00:00:40the river to a waterfall of impending doom, and there's nothing you can do, and it's all hopeless,

00:00:46and it's all pointless. Give up, don't try. Retreat to hedonism. Stimulate your dopamine with sex,

00:00:53porn, video games, drugs, distraction, Netflix and chill, whatever. Get game, play uselessly,

00:01:02don't think of marriage, don't think of kids. It is a seduction to have you do nothing

00:01:07while the tapestry woven for you to protect you by your ancestors

00:01:13is shredded, set on fire, and destroyed. Demoralization. Demoralization is inflicted

00:01:27in schools. It is inflicted by the media. It is inflicted by academia, higher education. It is

00:01:34everywhere, all over the place, no matter what. But primarily, primarily, primarily, primarily,

00:01:41demoralization is inflicted by your fellow man. You know that those CNN-addicted aunts and uncles

00:01:53or grandparents or whatever, what they do is they, well, it's just like this. Well, it's just like that.

00:01:59Well, it's just like the other. Well, you know, Donald Trump is in the Epstein files,

00:02:03and he's a blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. When, of course, I mean, I was reporting on this way

00:02:08back in the day. Back in 2015, like 11 years ago, I was reporting that Donald Trump

00:02:17kicked Epstein out of Mar-a-Lago because Epstein hit on a 14-year-old, a 15-year-old, a 16-year-old.

00:02:25I mean, I've heard various reports. And now there's a comp's notes saying that when they began

00:02:31investigating Epstein, like the whole thing started because there was a bunch of girls fighting

00:02:35in high school, and one of them called the other a prostitute, and then they searched the girl's

00:02:41bag. She had $300 cash. Where did you get this? Well, there's this nice boy or this nice older

00:02:47salt and pepper, long horse-faced man who gives me money for massages, right? These were underage

00:02:55girls. So that's how the whole thing kind of got set in motion. And when the investigation began to

00:03:04talk to people who knew Epstein, of course, Donald Trump was one of them. Donald Trump said,

00:03:08oh, thank God, everybody knows this guy's been doing this terrible stuff for years. We've been

00:03:13complaining, and Ghislaine Maxwell is stone evil, and, you know, get this guy. And he cooperated,

00:03:18and he tried to help out. Now, Trump is a hound dog, for sure. He seemed to sleep with everything

00:03:23that had a pulse and a half, and he's been married a bunch of times, and all of that.

00:03:27But he's not that predatory on children guy, for sure. So, of course, I was talking more about that.

00:03:35But people, they just hear stuff, they believe stuff, and the world is going to end, right?

00:03:39Doom, doom, doom, doom, doom. Doom. If the elites genuinely believed, say, that global warming was a big

00:03:49issue. And this was all the way back to, God, I did my first show on global warming in, like, 2009,

00:03:542010, just about how it was all nonsense. So, you know, coming on 17 plus years. If the elites truly

00:04:02believed in global warming, it's just an IQ test. If they believed that high carbon footprints were

00:04:07going to cause the end of civilization, they would never, ever allow for mass immigration. Never,

00:04:14ever allow for mass immigration. Because mass immigration takes people, human beings, from low

00:04:19carbon footprint to very high carbon footprint. So, the fact that they want a mass immigration fund,

00:04:26mass immigration, rather than just having AI and robots, which is what Japan is going to do,

00:04:32they have instead championed mass immigration, which is massively increasing the carbon footprint of

00:04:43the planet. If they believed, as it's always said, you know, there's this fucking overused word,

00:04:47I can't stand it. Existential. It's an existential threat. It doesn't just threaten human beings,

00:04:54it threatens the fabric of existence itself. It's existential threat.

00:05:03If they believed there was an existential threat to humanity, they would cut welfare, because welfare

00:05:08encourages people to have more children, particularly poor people, often not the smartest

00:05:12clumps of brain cells in the known universe. So, they would cut welfare, they would cut government

00:05:19spending, they would not do any debt, they would cut back on fiat currency, they would make sure

00:05:24absolutely that there would be no mass immigration, they would stop sending food to the third world,

00:05:30which encourages more people to have more children. They would have done all of that if they even

00:05:36remotely believed that it was an existential threat to humanity. So, I mean, the fact, I don't know.

00:05:46Look, I'm very smart at some things. I don't really think this is a big, this is a big intellectual

00:05:53challenge. This is just like, you know, just, just, just think about it a little bit. We're not asking you

00:06:00to go get a PhD in astrophysics, or quantum mechanics, or, you know, pass out the lyrics

00:06:07to Hotel California, or figure out what type of girls Brian May was singing about or writing about

00:06:14in Fat Bottom Girls. Nobody's asking you to become a stone genius. It's just, you know, think it through

00:06:20a teeny, teeny, tiny, tiny little bit. That's all. Just think it through a tiny, tiny little bit.

00:06:30If they thought it was an existential threat, they would do everything, move every mountain, do everything

00:06:36in their power, right? They would not bring people from low pollution footprints to high pollution

00:06:43footprints, because that would only accelerate the death of the universe.

00:06:50So, it's all a nonsense. So, demoralization is when they constantly bombard you with threats

00:06:59and punishment for facts and deplatforming for, you know, basic realities, while at the same time

00:07:10are telling you, like, they're pro-science, right? Trust the experts. Oh, not the IQ experts, though.

00:07:16Trust the experts. Ooh, not the people who are saying that immigration is going to increase

00:07:20humanity's carbon footprint. Don't trust those experts. Oh, no, no, don't trust those. Don't

00:07:24trust the experts that we pay. Only trust the experts that are beholden to and ensnared and have

00:07:29sold their souls to the existing system. Only, like, how about you only fund those experts that are

00:07:35funded by child predators like Jeffrey Epstein? How about you just trust those experts? Or,

00:07:40those experts that are funded by a big pharma or rely upon Anthony Fauci for their grants and

00:07:46careers? Those experts you can trust. But by God, you better not trust your own thinking. You better

00:07:52not trust your own reasoning. You better not trust your own basic fact processing. So, you're bombarded

00:08:00with doom, death, decay, and evil, right? Of course, if you're white, in particular if you're a white male,

00:08:06it's just your evil, evil, evil, evil, evil, evil, evil, the white privilege, which is like the N

00:08:10word for white people. And you're apparently the only culture that ever owned slaves. You're the

00:08:17only culture that ever engaged in colonialism. You're the only culture that has uniquely evil

00:08:21footprint on the face of humanity with your bloody Greek-based Achilles heel of corruption

00:08:29corruption, and so on. So, they'll bombard you with your evil. You're bad for being a male. You're

00:08:36bad for being white. You're doomed. The world is going to end. And all of this, all of this

00:08:43is designed to corrupt your nature from K-selected to R-selected, for those who don't know what that

00:08:52means. Gene wars, G-E-N-E wars. Gene wars is what you want to watch. They want to move you from

00:09:02long-term pair bonding, high investment in children mindset, to short-term sterile rabbit fucking

00:09:09with no pair bonding, and particularly no children. We'll sell you sex, lots of sex,

00:09:16but in return, just don't have kids, right? And this is, you know, one of the things that happens

00:09:23that's kind of fascinating to me is, I mean, if you, you know, tell me what you guys, what you guys

00:09:29think. If you've been to university, went to university, you know, I always thought, you know,

00:09:35a university, man, university is going to be really tough because, you know, I got high standards and

00:09:40because they had relatively high standards back in the 12th century when I went. Ah, St. Avalade,

00:09:46a wonderful mentor. But I was like, wow, this is going to be tough, man. I mean, high school was

00:09:55tough in many ways. I mean, English and history and all the stuff that I'm sort of naturally good

00:10:01at and laterally like to read, that was pretty easy. But, you know, I had to take grade 12,

00:10:07functions and relations, vector calculus, vector calculus. I used to know a man in Prague named

00:10:13Vector Calculus. He ran the blondes through the Tate Sluss gates. So, I thought, man, university

00:10:23is going to be, oh, it's going to be tough. And university was not tough. It's not tough. I was

00:10:31like, wait, what? I'm going to do like, I'm going to go to 12 hours of classes a week? What? Why?

00:10:39Why? Why would I only have 12 hours of classes a week? Oh, wow. Okay. So, I get to spend a lot of

00:10:49time in the quad. Oh, subsidized food. Oh, there's lots of parties, lots of dances. Okay. Lots of

00:10:57fun stuff to do. Lots of sports. I can go to the gym a lot. Oh, it's pretty, I mean, university.

00:11:03University bakes laziness into your very bones. It's just like being some rich aristocrat, like

00:11:10Freddie in a room with a view. Oh, what lovely bones. Just fascinating. I'm going to study these

00:11:16bones while I play tennis on the back quad and occasionally get a slight cardio shoulder

00:11:24workout by flogging a peasant or two. Delightful. So, it makes you lazy, makes you hedonistic,

00:11:31makes you aristocratic. And then, of course, after you've spent a couple of years in the slowly state

00:11:38thudding heartbeat amniotic sack of higher education, you then pop out into the world. If you're lucky,

00:11:45you get to just keep doing higher education. Oh, fine. Might as well do a master's. Oh,

00:11:49dabble a little bit in PhD. Or you vault from there into some cushy government job where you

00:11:55never really have to work. And then, by the time that any kind of real work hits you, you're in

00:12:02your late 20s or early 30s, and it's just too much of a shock. Too much of a shock. Plus, of course,

00:12:07it burdens you down with debt, which is another demoralizing thing. It's another demoralizing thing.

00:12:15And, you know, 11 guys in India have just been caught because they've produced, what, 100,000

00:12:24fake diplomas in nursing, in being a doctor, in being a lawyer, in being an engineer. There's

00:12:31all these fake... And, of course, you know, just a lot of people have just come over on these H-1Bs

00:12:35or other kind of visas from India and other places. They don't have any particular credentials.

00:12:39It's just photocopy, photocopy, photocopy. And, you know, they're able to do stuff, which means

00:12:45that a lot of the requirements are just largely bullshit because you can just copy-paste some

00:12:51diploma and go and work in the high echelons of tech and finance and medicine and law.

00:12:57Maybe not law. I guess they wouldn't accept a law degree from Upra Pradesh or Mumbai or some

00:13:06places like that. But, yeah, other places, well, why not? So, you're buried in debt. You believe

00:13:12the world is going to end, and you have trained yourself to chase after empty dopamine, and you

00:13:18never think of kids. You know, I was thinking just the other day, I was thinking when I was

00:13:22younger. Like, I mean, nobody ever really talked about or thought about having kids or you weren't

00:13:30around kids. There's this sort of video on X. It's quite moving, actually, where this woman, I think

00:13:34she's in her early 30s, and she was the kid. She was the young woman who never wanted kids. She never

00:13:39wanted kids. She's going to be a career girl. And she just, you know, factory reset is hit when she

00:13:44holds an actual baby and just, like, bursts into tears and can barely breathe with the passion and the

00:13:50love and the devotion she feels towards a baby. I remember a friend of mine who was, I guess he

00:13:56would be an incel back in the day. You know, unfortunately, you know, the single son of a

00:14:01single mother is just, just brutal. Just brutal. And he was over at his mom's place with a bunch of

00:14:16other women and there were grandmothers and there was a kid over there, a baby over there. And the

00:14:20baby was crying. And somebody asked my friend, just call him Bob, it's not his name. Somebody

00:14:25asked my friend Bob to hold the baby. And all the other women were like, no, you never give a crying

00:14:30baby to a bachelor. Never give a crying baby to a bachelor. Just boom, right?

00:14:38So that's the, but you used to grow up around kids all the time. You know, I was at the tail end of

00:14:45the baby boom. So there weren't that many kids, babies when, but they were around everywhere. My

00:14:49aunts were having babies, uh, and, and cousins, uh, the, uh, and old babies. And, uh, and when I

00:14:55went to Africa, uh, you know, friends of my father's, uh, had babies and, and toddlers and all of that.

00:15:00Cause I first went when I was six years old, just round babies a lot. But these days, man,

00:15:05babies are kept out of sight. I don't know where they go to get alternate dementia daycare or

00:15:09something like that. There's babies aren't around. So people don't think about it. And nobody ever talked to me

00:15:15about, uh, having kids, uh, getting married and, uh, babies. It just did not, um, did not come up.

00:15:22I mean, there was all of this stuff in a health class, right? About don't get pregnant. Here are

00:15:26the STDs. I remember there was some hideous story about some woman who, uh, tried using Lysol to spray

00:15:32her vagina, but fused the skin shut in some horrifying way. Uh, but nothing about, you know,

00:15:39here's your fertility window and you got to have kids by this in time and so on. Cause if you're a

00:15:43woman and you don't have kids by the age of 30, it's 50, 50, that you're never going to have kids

00:15:48at all. That's rough, man. Talk about not fulfilling the entire purpose and meaning of being here

00:15:54because meaning is only sought by people who are addicted to dopamine and can't get it for

00:16:01whatever reason. Then they say, Oh, what's the meaning? What's the meaning? You know, you're

00:16:04holding a baby, raising a child and, you know, doing good in the world. I mean, nobody ever thinks

00:16:08about meaning. Meaning is just a void. Uh, it's a, it's an anxiety and an existential,

00:16:13Oh, there it goes. That word dread that rushes in to fill your heart when you're not, uh, not doing

00:16:18anything meaningful with your life. Just chasing dopamine, like any particular rabbit. Um,

00:16:26somebody says my single mom aborted my younger siblings after my dad left. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

00:16:34I mean, I've seen this on X and, uh, this is also part of, uh, uh, of demoralization is well,

00:16:41like once you can get people to behave in just horrendous ways, then, uh, it's also demoralizing.

00:16:46The demoralization hits from your peers. Right. Um, and, and that, uh, that is really rough

00:16:54on people as a whole. So, you know, this sort of cheering on of abortion that goes on. Like I was,

00:17:03I was saying this on X and this is something that is just a basic fact. Um, women, uh, they don't

00:17:09want, um, women don't want their rights. They don't want their freedoms. I think, I mean, I'm just

00:17:15because I'm an empiricist, right? I'm not saying this is not whether this is right or wrong or good

00:17:19or bad. I'm just telling you what is, this is what is women do not want their freedoms. They do not

00:17:24want their privileges. It is destroying them and they are doing everything possible except for

00:17:30admitting that they were wrong. Not always the most common thing for a lot of people, maybe

00:17:34slightly a little bit more difficult for women, but

00:17:39they don't want their rights and privileges because the only way that women in the West,

00:17:48right? The only way that Western women get to keep their rights and privileges is if they have a lot

00:17:53of babies, because let's say that you get people from, Ooh, I don't know, slightly foreign cultures

00:18:01that don't historically have a huge track record of respect and the rights and privileges of women.

00:18:08If, uh, women vote to import all of these, uh, other cultures and they don't have their own

00:18:14children and then they vote for more welfare so that other cultures can have more children.

00:18:18Then the Western man gets pushed aside demographically over time. And then women will

00:18:27lose their rights. I mean, the only way that women can even remotely retain, uh, any of their rights

00:18:31is to have more Western, uh, kids because it's in the West that the respect for women is, uh, at its

00:18:38absolute highest, perhaps even a pathological state-based elevation. But you'd think that they'd want to

00:18:46want to hold on to these, these rights if they love them so much. So then, um, again, I don't judge

00:18:52people what, by what they say. I only judge people by what they do and women, uh, by wanting to import

00:18:59cultures that don't respect women as much and not having kids and raising them in the Western tradition

00:19:04are, uh, are guaranteeing that their rights won't continue. And I think that's a real shame to be

00:19:11honest. I mean, I have a daughter, I would love for her to be free in the West, uh, not privileged,

00:19:16but free in the West. And, uh, it's sad, uh, and, and this is, this is like forevermore. This is the

00:19:22new Eve. This is the new Garden of Eden thing that women uniting with the state, women uniting with the

00:19:28state, uh, cause mass mayhem. I mean, since Roe v. Wade was legalized, more women, uh, women have killed

00:19:35more, uh, people in the womb than all of men throughout all of human history have, have killed

00:19:41each other. And that's pretty, pretty rough to see. And women are desperate to get out from this

00:19:52privilege, but they can't admit that they were wrong. And so they're just engineering things so

00:19:58that the privilege ends. It's a shame. And this is going to be forever, like forever and ever. Amen.

00:20:04I think it's a real shame in human history, but forever and ever. Amen. People are going to look

00:20:08back upon this time and say, okay, so the cultures that didn't listen to their women, uh, spread far

00:20:13faster and, uh, far more aggressively and far more successfully than the cultures that did listen

00:20:18to their women. And unfortunately, uh, women are just, uh, making sure that, uh, in the future,

00:20:24um, they won't ever be elevated in this way. Again, it's, it's a real shame. Like in all seriousness,

00:20:31it's really, it's really heartbreaking, but, uh, that is, uh, that is the fact because otherwise,

00:20:37you know, women, as they've gained more and more privileges through the government and

00:20:40privilege makes you miserable because it's irrational and it's predatory. And so as women

00:20:46have gained more privileges, they have become progressively more, uh, miserable. So the, the

00:20:57way to sort of, uh, understand it is that if you win the lottery, this happens with a lot of people

00:21:01who win the lottery, right? If you win the lottery, then if you feel bad or your life gets worse

00:21:13because you win the lottery, which is, is very common, right? If you win the lottery and the

00:21:18money is making you miserable, everybody wants you around just for your money. It turns out it doesn't

00:21:23buy you happiness. It doesn't buy you love and so on. And, uh, you, you, you are unhappy to have

00:21:28this money, but you can't admit that, right? You can't admit that and say, oh man, this money is

00:21:33making me miserable and give it away to some worthy cause or whatever you're going to do. So what do you

00:21:38do if you feel foundationally miserable because you have all of this money? Well, what do you do?

00:21:45Well, uh, you, you blow it. You invest in, uh, ostrich farms in Greenland. Uh, you go gambling. Uh,

00:21:58you get involved in various other schemes that people have to supposedly make you money. You

00:22:02invest in Hawk Tua's meme coins or whatever nonsense is going on. And then, uh, your money is

00:22:10gone. Ah, and you, you, you know, you're unhappy or the money's gone, but secretly you're relieved,

00:22:14right? Like if you're a gambling addict and you have no car, but the, there's only one casino on

00:22:21the bus route and then that casino burns to the ground, uh, or, or just closes or something. I

00:22:27mean, you're, but secretly you're relieved. You're, you're secretly relieved because being a gambling

00:22:32addict is kind of destroying your life. So people will often do that kind of stuff. A woman who wants

00:22:41to break up with a man will often provoke him until he gets really angry and upset and frustrated.

00:22:47And, and then he's a, he's a psycho, he's a narcissist and so on, even though there's very

00:22:52few people who are diagnosed narcissists or all women date them apparently all the time.

00:22:56And so she will provoke things so that something negative happens and then they get out and she

00:23:00gets out. She's fine. She's out. Uh, so she can't admit that she was wrong and say, Ooh, you know,

00:23:06this is not a good relationship. My friends did warn me, blah, blah, blah. They have to,

00:23:09she has to wait and it gets really bad and then it just ends. So she'll nag at him and she'll start

00:23:15doing crazy things like, I don't know, going to the club and revealing outfits. And then when he

00:23:21says, I don't really want you to do that. She's like, he was so controlling, right? Uh, it was just

00:23:26such a bully. But let me, wouldn't let me express myself. I just wanted to move in my feminine energy.

00:23:30And, you know, you see this all over the, the woman, a woman uses the word energy. It's just IQ

00:23:36trashed down to the center of the planet. But yeah, they, they, I mean, the way that women as

00:23:43a whole are acting is that they don't want right. And, and they, they won't relinquish any of their

00:23:48privilege in the same way that the guy who's won the lottery won't relinquish any of his money, but

00:23:53they're eliminating it in other ways in, in many ways through basically not having kids and through

00:24:00their support of mass immigration, they're absolutely guaranteeing that, uh, the rights

00:24:05and privileges, uh, will go buh-bye, buh-bye. And, uh, I mean, maybe it's the same thing that

00:24:14happened with, uh, Iran, right? You see all these pictures of Iran before the, was it 1979 revolution?

00:24:19But they come any, uh, they didn't, obviously didn't really like that either. And yeah, well,

00:24:28so, uh, sorry, let me get to your questions and, and comments. And, um, I hope you're having a

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00:24:59Only approved experts like Chomsky you can trust. Yeah. Yeah.

00:25:08So of course, if you care about a moralist, there comes a time where you find out, hopefully,

00:25:14you know, I don't think it'll be me. I'm pretty, pretty good guy. I don't have any particular

00:25:18skeletons in my closet, but, uh, at least I'm not friends with any, any, any pedos or anything.

00:25:24Any PDF files? Is that what they, is that what they say to try and I can't, I can't do it. I just,

00:25:29I mean, even if I get suppressed, I just, I can't speak in this weird code. It's nothing wrong with

00:25:33it. It's just not my, my, I'd rather have fewer views and just be able to speak honestly.

00:25:37But I remember when I read, I think it was Barbara Brandon, the wife of Nathaniel Brandon,

00:25:45who was talking about what happened in the Ayn Rand club, in the Ayn Rand club, the, the objective

00:25:52of the club, they called themselves the collective is kind of a joke. And Ayn Rand, of course, oh,

00:25:57she had these, this terrible affair that went on for a long time and blew up the entire movement

00:26:02with Nathaniel Brandon and, uh, Barbara Brandon was having like panic attacks because, uh, they

00:26:09told their spouses they had decided to have this affair. And Barbara, uh, Brandon, who was Nathaniel

00:26:14Brandon's wife was having these panic attacks and was wandering around feeling wretched and, but, uh,

00:26:19uh, they all convinced themselves this was fine. And Ayn Rand's husband, Frank O'Connor, uh, was depressed

00:26:25and kind of hated her and was drinking a lot and doing some useless painting and all that kind of

00:26:30stuff. And it was just messy and ugly and gross and weird and wrong, just wrong. Uh, and, and Nathaniel

00:26:39Brandon apparently, you know, got kind of sick and tired cause he was like a decade, a decade or two

00:26:45younger than Ayn Rand, uh, that she was like, she was a smoker and she was in her sixties. So, you know,

00:26:51it's not, not the most appealing, uh, slice of a female flesh, but of course, Ayn Rand had this whole

00:26:57theory that you must love whoever is the most rational. And she would say, I, I, Ayn Rand,

00:27:07Alex Rosenbaum, I, Ayn Rand,

00:27:11am the most rational. You must love the most rational. I am the most rational. Therefore,

00:27:17you must love me the most. And that's a kind of a self-serving, uh, philosophy to put it mildly.

00:27:25And so she could not accept that he got tired of having sex with the smoky, ashen lunged Russian

00:27:35goddess of nicotine and, oh, come here, Nanny and Nathaniel Brandon. I need to, mama needs some

00:27:42servicing. And, you know, he tried to break up with her and she screamed and threw things and,

00:27:48you know, just, I mean, of course she was, I mean, she was on uppers for decades, right? For,

00:27:53for weight control, she was on, um, um, a sort of low grade form of speed and, and of course the

00:28:00nicotine and, and so on. And, and was also depressed. I think, uh, after the reception of

00:28:06Atlas Shrugged, uh, she didn't write any more fiction from the fifties to, I think she died in

00:28:1080 or 82 or something like that. And, uh, reading about what went on in objectivist circles,

00:28:17I remember, I remember saying to a friend of mine at the time, like after I read all of this stuff,

00:28:23and I saw a speech given by, uh, Barbara Brandon and I remember the word desolate. I remember

00:28:32saying, I feel desolate. I feel desolate that this was the, the, the sort of princely army of

00:28:39virtuous reason. And it's, uh, it's kind of vile, it's kind of gross, kind of vile. It did not,

00:28:45it did not, it did not spark joy in me. And, uh, a lot of times people go through this with,

00:28:53with moralists, like Noam Chomsky is one of the left's premier moralists. Sorry to bellow.

00:29:00I'm not that sorry. My premier, boy, you know, it's funny. I was, uh, listening to an early show

00:29:05like from 20 years ago. Hey, my voice sounded a little bit more spry, but that's all right.

00:29:09Getting older, getting older and soon I'll have a Ayn Rand full on nicotine voice, Vegas voice. I

00:29:15used to call it every time I'd go to Vegas for business or something like that. You'd always end

00:29:19up with the cab with some guy and I'm a bit of a chatterbox. So I'd ask him about his life. I, uh,

00:29:25I came to, I came to Vegas, uh, I don't know, about 15 years ago for the weekend and I just

00:29:30never left. And this is how they get Vegas voice. Everyone's got that kind of voice.

00:29:34Like they've been, uh, sucking on, uh, mountain, doom, ash and razor blades for a decade or two.

00:29:40And I, I mean, it's up at this incoherent Google, like growling. And I remember, um, yeah,

00:29:52feeling, feeling really desolate. So what?

00:29:55The same thing's happening with the left. Anybody with any conscience left on the left,

00:29:58uh, Noam Chomsky, of course, uh, best friends with Jeffrey Epstein long after Epstein's conviction

00:30:05for, I mean, whatever you want to call it. This, this one long after he was a convicted

00:30:12sex offender to put it as nicely as humanly possible that there were over 30 complainants,

00:30:17but they only charged him with one because, or is it Jim McCaster was told? Nope. Epstein belongs

00:30:21to intelligence. He's, uh, in deep with the alphabet agencies. So you cannot give him a big sentence.

00:30:32So, uh, Noam Chomsky was best friends with Jeffrey Epstein long after, long after Jeffrey Epstein's

00:30:42conviction. His wife was like, Oh, you're a best friend. Noam just wants to give you his best wishes.

00:30:47And Noam Chomsky was helping, according to reports, was helping Jeffrey Epstein craft his PR response to

00:30:54the slight inconvenience of having been labeled a predatory sex offender and doing absolutely

00:30:59ghastly things to children. And, uh, Noam Chomsky was like, well, you know, I'm an expert in power and

00:31:06exploitation and control and bullying and evil. And, uh, but, but, you know, Noam's a, Noam's a great

00:31:16guy. Super cool. He's got the best toys, throws the best parties. Excellent. And also Steve Bannon seems

00:31:25to be pretty corrupt in all of this as well. Uh, so yeah. And it's, it's really sad to watch the people

00:31:33on X trying to rehabilitate Noam Chomsky. Like, I'm sorry, if you consider a child sexual, sexual predator,

00:31:52your best buddy.

00:31:59And you help him to try to rehabilitate his image.

00:32:04You're just a fucking evil person.

00:32:08But hey, but hey, at least the left still has

00:32:11Michel Foucault

00:32:13as the

00:32:14moral prince of darkness.

00:32:16I mean, I may have been a bit

00:32:21overly moralistic and

00:32:23and fussy based

00:32:25when it came to

00:32:27finding it kind of gross

00:32:29that, uh, Ayn Rand was, uh,

00:32:35clapping cheeks with a much younger Nathaniel Brandon

00:32:37and then strongly resisting any urge

00:32:39he had to

00:32:40pull away that he, she was destroying her marriage and

00:32:42his marriage and, uh, I mean, that's all adult stuff.

00:32:45That's all adults.

00:32:46I'm not going to go

00:32:47super nuts on it.

00:32:48It was kind of gross,

00:32:49but it wasn't anything like this.

00:32:52Ugh.

00:32:54Ugh.

00:32:54All right.

00:32:54We got a caller.

00:32:55Hang on a sec.

00:32:56I'll get to you in a sec.

00:32:57I just want to get back to

00:32:59get back to

00:33:01where you once belong.

00:33:05All right.

00:33:07Steph brags about being a professional student.

00:33:10Oh, listening is tough.

00:33:11Yeah.

00:33:12Listening is tough.

00:33:13Uh, I have six younger siblings,

00:33:18so I've been surrounded by and taking care of babies my whole life.

00:33:22I remember feeding my brother in his high chair

00:33:24and changing his diaper when I was four.

00:33:27He was my real life baby doll.

00:33:29Yeah, you've seen that, right?

00:33:31You've seen that where they tried to give teenager, uh, teenage girls

00:33:34these fake crying dolls

00:33:36to lower teen pregnancy.

00:33:38They actually had more babies

00:33:39because of that.

00:33:44Dun-dun-dun.

00:33:46I had, somebody says,

00:33:47I had nothing but abortions.

00:33:49I will die alone for being a dopehead.

00:33:51I tried, but I was too scared

00:33:52and didn't make enough resources.

00:33:55I'm sorry to hear that.

00:33:56I'm sorry to hear that.

00:33:57Never say never.

00:33:57All right.

00:34:02Um...

00:34:03I got the power.

00:34:07I'll do the march of the Black Queen.

00:34:09All right.

00:34:09Uh, once me and my wife had her son,

00:34:12we learned what actual meaning, uh, was.

00:34:15It's very true.

00:34:16It's very true.

00:34:18Uh, are there women thinking that far ahead

00:34:20or just doing what feels good in the moment?

00:34:24Or you're asking me to mind-read every...

00:34:25Again, I can't...

00:34:26I can't mind-read.

00:34:28I can only judge...

00:34:29judge actions.

00:34:35Are you gay?

00:34:38Oh, it used to be such a happy word.

00:34:42Chomsky's wife was using Jeff...

00:34:45Epstein to cut out Noam's kids.

00:34:48Yeah?

00:34:50Yeah.

00:34:52Yep.

00:34:53And, uh, don't buy Victoria's Secrets,

00:34:55to put it mildly.

00:34:56All right.

00:34:57We have a...

00:34:59Collaire!

00:35:00Let us find out

00:35:01if

00:35:03anybody but X can hear.

00:35:05What's on your mind, my friend?

00:35:07Good evening, Stefan.

00:35:08I saw...

00:35:10I saw you talking to Milo the other day.

00:35:12He has very high praise for you.

00:35:15So I was wondering if you had a favorite Milo moment.

00:35:18Maybe an underrated one.

00:35:20Ah, favorite Milo.

00:35:23So Milo, in my particular view,

00:35:26I mean, obviously a brilliant writer,

00:35:28a brilliant communicator,

00:35:30a bitter and deeply bitchy,

00:35:34in a positive way,

00:35:35a moralist.

00:35:36And he has, of course,

00:35:38reformed his wilder ways,

00:35:39as far as I can tell.

00:35:41And from that standpoint,

00:35:43he is now a guillotine gatekeeper

00:35:47of thottery

00:35:49and hypocrisy

00:35:51on the right.

00:35:52Which is good.

00:35:53Which is good.

00:35:54I mean,

00:35:55he's done his work on the left,

00:35:56and he is doing his work

00:35:58on the right.

00:35:59And, uh,

00:36:00as I said in a recent show,

00:36:01I don't even bother

00:36:02consulting my own conscience anymore.

00:36:04I just wonder,

00:36:04well,

00:36:04if Milo was watching me,

00:36:06what would Milo have to say?

00:36:08What would Jesus do?

00:36:09It's like,

00:36:09what caustic syllables

00:36:11would Milo pour over my decision?

00:36:13Because if he finds out about it,

00:36:15and it's a bad decision,

00:36:16he certainly will.

00:36:17So, yeah,

00:36:18he's a bit of a flamethrower

00:36:19to the false fogs

00:36:21of hypocrisy

00:36:22that go on on the right,

00:36:23which is good.

00:36:24I mean,

00:36:24you do need

00:36:25that particular,

00:36:26you know,

00:36:27it's the forest fire

00:36:28that clears out the undergrowth

00:36:29and renews the forest.

00:36:31So, yeah.

00:36:32Oh, he's awesome.

00:36:33Yeah, I mean,

00:36:33I'm just glad that you guys

00:36:34are cool with each other.

00:36:36I didn't know,

00:36:36I didn't know if you had any thoughts

00:36:38about Milo before that.

00:36:40Yeah, no,

00:36:40Milo and I did a show or two,

00:36:41I think,

00:36:42in the past.

00:36:43I had criticisms of him

00:36:45when he seemed to be making fun

00:36:47of the sexual abuse

00:36:48that he suffered

00:36:50as a child,

00:36:51a priest.

00:36:52He was making jokes

00:36:53about how there was

00:36:54a particular priest

00:36:55who taught him

00:36:56how to give good oral sex,

00:36:58and I thought,

00:37:00you know,

00:37:00saucy humor,

00:37:01I kind of get,

00:37:02but that to me

00:37:03was a bridge too far,

00:37:04and I did have some criticisms

00:37:06for him at the time.

00:37:07To his credit,

00:37:08and I'm not saying

00:37:09this has anything to do with me,

00:37:10but to his credit,

00:37:11he has rescinded those comments,

00:37:13and listen,

00:37:13that's fine.

00:37:15Everybody says things

00:37:16in the heat of the moment,

00:37:18everybody says things

00:37:19in a faux toughness

00:37:20and so on

00:37:22that they regret.

00:37:24It's not like

00:37:25I would stand by

00:37:26150% of everything

00:37:27I've ever said.

00:37:28I mean,

00:37:28I've said things too far

00:37:30and so on,

00:37:32so that's,

00:37:33I mean,

00:37:33that's fine.

00:37:35To me,

00:37:36perfection is a foolish standard,

00:37:37but the ability

00:37:38to admit fault

00:37:39and self-correct

00:37:40is key,

00:37:41and he certainly

00:37:41has done that

00:37:42in spades,

00:37:43and I mean,

00:37:44I think he said,

00:37:45if I remember rightly,

00:37:47Milo said that

00:37:48his deplatforming

00:37:49cost him,

00:37:50it was either millions

00:37:52or tens of millions

00:37:53of dollars,

00:37:55and...

00:37:56Almost certainly.

00:37:58Yeah,

00:37:58because I think

00:37:59he would have been able

00:38:00to found

00:38:00something like

00:38:01the Daily Wire

00:38:02or maybe Glenn Beck's thing

00:38:03and he would have been able

00:38:04to do all of that

00:38:06sort of stuff,

00:38:07and the fact

00:38:09that he has,

00:38:10you know,

00:38:10come back swinging,

00:38:11that he stayed in the ring

00:38:12despite all of those losses,

00:38:14despite all of that hostility,

00:38:15despite revamping

00:38:16his entire romantic focus

00:38:19and losing all of that money

00:38:21or not getting access

00:38:22to all of that money,

00:38:23the fact that he's still

00:38:24in there swinging,

00:38:24and as far as I know,

00:38:26I don't know what the status is

00:38:27of his health

00:38:28at the moment,

00:38:29but I do remember

00:38:30him having...

00:38:31Bernardo was benign.

00:38:32The tumor,

00:38:33brain tumor,

00:38:34was benign.

00:38:35Oh, that was,

00:38:36it was scanned

00:38:36and found to be benign?

00:38:38That's what he says, yes.

00:38:39Well, I suppose that's good.

00:38:41However,

00:38:42it's still a brain tumor,

00:38:45and, you know,

00:38:46I mean,

00:38:47benign is nice

00:38:48for now, right?

00:38:50And again,

00:38:50I'm not a doctor,

00:38:51but I mean,

00:38:52I had a sort of benign

00:38:53tumor that turned

00:38:55kind of nasty on me,

00:38:57so...

00:38:58He pretends

00:38:58to hate libertarianism, too.

00:39:00I think he's joking.

00:39:01Oh, he says he hates libertarianism?

00:39:02I think he is a libertarian.

00:39:03Yeah.

00:39:04He is a libertarian himself.

00:39:05He just doesn't like

00:39:06how the word sounds.

00:39:10Yeah,

00:39:10I don't know

00:39:12anything about that.

00:39:13But, I mean,

00:39:13he has taken on

00:39:14some immensely

00:39:15courageous topics

00:39:17over the course

00:39:18of his public

00:39:19career,

00:39:20and

00:39:21it is a very

00:39:22tough

00:39:24life

00:39:25to go through

00:39:27that kind of

00:39:28social attack

00:39:29and disapproval.

00:39:30And I, of course,

00:39:31have had the

00:39:32benefit

00:39:34and

00:39:34good fortune

00:39:36and, you know,

00:39:37somewhat earned

00:39:38stuff,

00:39:38but I have had

00:39:40the benefit

00:39:40of having

00:39:41a wonderful family

00:39:43and I think

00:39:44Milo

00:39:44has had to...

00:39:45I don't know

00:39:46what the status

00:39:46of his relationships are,

00:39:48but I know

00:39:49that he's had,

00:39:49you know,

00:39:50real challenges

00:39:51that way,

00:39:52lots of changes.

00:39:53And to go through

00:39:54that kind of stuff

00:39:55alone

00:39:55is really,

00:39:56really tough,

00:39:57and I certainly

00:39:57do admire him

00:39:58for hanging in there.

00:39:59He's a wonder worker.

00:40:00He really is a wonder worker.

00:40:02Even a couple years ago,

00:40:03it was just

00:40:03every comment

00:40:04was still hating him.

00:40:06It's completely 180'd now.

00:40:08Oh, and what do you mean?

00:40:11Well, a couple years ago,

00:40:12even,

00:40:13people were all just

00:40:14calling him a pedophile

00:40:14in the comments.

00:40:15People were not

00:40:16fucking with him.

00:40:17Besides the rare few

00:40:18of us who did like him.

00:40:21But now,

00:40:22he's a frontrunner again.

00:40:24He's extremely famous

00:40:24and liked Milo.

00:40:26Yeah,

00:40:27I mean,

00:40:28he,

00:40:28I mean,

00:40:29many years ago,

00:40:30he was on

00:40:31Bill Maher

00:40:32and he recently

00:40:33did a Tucker,

00:40:34if I remember

00:40:35rightly,

00:40:36and that's,

00:40:37that's good for him.

00:40:39So,

00:40:40I'll leave you with this.

00:40:41Sorry,

00:40:42I'll leave you with this.

00:40:44Should

00:40:44a husband and wife

00:40:46work together

00:40:47in close quarters

00:40:49for their job

00:40:50and they have people

00:40:51above them

00:40:52that are managing?

00:40:53Is that ever a good idea?

00:40:55Should a husband

00:40:56and wife

00:40:57work together?

00:40:58I'm,

00:40:59why,

00:41:00why wouldn't they?

00:41:02Well,

00:41:03there's that old saying,

00:41:04you don't shit

00:41:04where you eat,

00:41:05right?

00:41:06But I guess

00:41:06some people

00:41:07can pull it off.

00:41:09I mean,

00:41:09I,

00:41:10I mean,

00:41:10let me ask you this.

00:41:11Do you think

00:41:11the siblings

00:41:12should work together?

00:41:12I don't think

00:41:15that would matter

00:41:15as much.

00:41:17Okay.

00:41:19Yeah,

00:41:19I mean,

00:41:21I,

00:41:22I,

00:41:23I,

00:41:24I,

00:41:25I mean,

00:41:25I,

00:41:26I,

00:41:26I talked to my wife

00:41:27about books

00:41:29and,

00:41:30and so on

00:41:31and we have a lot

00:41:32of great conversations

00:41:34about stories

00:41:35and things like that.

00:41:36So I think

00:41:38that's fine

00:41:39if you get along.

00:41:41I would love

00:41:41to work with my wife.

00:41:43I mean,

00:41:43if we were in

00:41:44sort of the same

00:41:44field,

00:41:46she's,

00:41:46she's a really great person

00:41:47to,

00:41:48and one of the things

00:41:48I've been enormously

00:41:49happy about

00:41:50in what I do

00:41:50is the ability

00:41:51to spend more time

00:41:52with my wife

00:41:52and my daughter

00:41:53than,

00:41:54than most people

00:41:55would as a whole.

00:41:56So I think,

00:41:58I think it's great.

00:41:59I mean,

00:41:59to me,

00:42:00the more time

00:42:00I can spend

00:42:00with my wife,

00:42:01the better.

00:42:03And so,

00:42:03I mean,

00:42:04I think you have,

00:42:05you have to have a good,

00:42:06you have to have

00:42:06a good relationship.

00:42:07And of course,

00:42:08a lot of people

00:42:08don't really understand

00:42:11about how essential

00:42:13your partner's support

00:42:14is to what you do.

00:42:15You cannot be

00:42:16more successful

00:42:17than your spouse

00:42:19encourages you to be.

00:42:21Because a lot of people,

00:42:22they,

00:42:22they hit a particular rise

00:42:24and then they hit

00:42:24a particular ceiling

00:42:25where they start

00:42:26to get anxious

00:42:26or they start

00:42:27to get nervous

00:42:27or they start

00:42:28to get,

00:42:28oh,

00:42:28it's Icarus,

00:42:29too high,

00:42:30too close to the sun.

00:42:31Pride cometh

00:42:32before a fall,

00:42:33success leads to a crash

00:42:34and all that sort of stuff.

00:42:36And usually,

00:42:37that's one partner

00:42:37who's ambitious

00:42:38and maybe,

00:42:39maybe the husband's

00:42:40really ambitious

00:42:41and maybe the wife

00:42:42has some social anxiety

00:42:43or some concern

00:42:44about money

00:42:44or was raised

00:42:45to fear success

00:42:46or influence

00:42:47or money.

00:42:48And of course,

00:42:49success is dangerous.

00:42:52Success is difficult

00:42:54because when you succeed,

00:42:55people are going for you,

00:42:57particularly if you're

00:42:58doing something,

00:42:59you know,

00:42:59moral and virtuous

00:43:00and more than just

00:43:01creating a better widget.

00:43:02But even if all you're doing

00:43:03is creating a better widget,

00:43:05the person ahead

00:43:06has always has a target

00:43:07on their back.

00:43:09and so some people

00:43:10don't know

00:43:13how to negotiate

00:43:14or navigate

00:43:15that kind of stuff.

00:43:16And when you look at

00:43:18people who become

00:43:20sort of very famous

00:43:21and successful,

00:43:22they have a spouse

00:43:24who is 150%

00:43:26believes in them

00:43:27and is supportive

00:43:28of them.

00:43:29Because excellence

00:43:30in any field

00:43:31is a crazy high wire act

00:43:33and you need people

00:43:34in your corner

00:43:35who believe in you,

00:43:37completely believe in you.

00:43:38Yes, you can do it.

00:43:39Yes, it's essential.

00:43:40Maybe you're the only person

00:43:41who can do it

00:43:42and it's the most essential thing,

00:43:43whatever it is, right?

00:43:45And so if you have

00:43:46those people in your life

00:43:47who really believe in you,

00:43:48then you are only limited

00:43:50by imagination

00:43:52and raw ability.

00:43:54And if you have people

00:43:56in your life

00:43:56who don't believe in you

00:43:58or don't believe in you

00:43:59to go all the way,

00:44:00then you'll hit the ceiling.

00:44:01You'll hit the ceiling

00:44:02and then it will be unconscious.

00:44:04It may be sabotage-based.

00:44:05It may just be

00:44:06kind of withdrawing

00:44:07and so on.

00:44:08But when I was going

00:44:09full tilt boogie

00:44:10into the podcasting world,

00:44:11I mean, I still had some people

00:44:13from my former life,

00:44:14you know,

00:44:1420 plus years ago

00:44:15and

00:44:16people who

00:44:20didn't believe

00:44:21that I could go all the way,

00:44:23I just had to cut them out.

00:44:24I just had to cut them out.

00:44:26Because it's such a high wire act

00:44:27that

00:44:28any doubt

00:44:30that you have

00:44:31will cause your failure.

00:44:33You cannot hesitate

00:44:34and you cannot doubt.

00:44:35That doesn't mean

00:44:36you don't self-correct

00:44:37and all,

00:44:37but that's fine.

00:44:38And so you absolutely

00:44:39need people

00:44:40in

00:44:41your life

00:44:43who

00:44:44fully believe

00:44:45that you can go

00:44:46as far as you want

00:44:47and that there's no ceiling

00:44:48on your talents.

00:44:50And

00:44:50that doesn't mean

00:44:52that you'll never bump

00:44:52into any ceiling

00:44:53in your talents.

00:44:54Maybe

00:44:54you will.

00:44:56I mean,

00:44:56there's lots of people

00:44:57who've, you know,

00:44:58quote,

00:44:58managed their career

00:44:59in the short term.

00:44:59I mean,

00:44:59almost everyone

00:45:00has managed their career

00:45:02a lot better than I have

00:45:03in terms of maintaining

00:45:05a public presence

00:45:06and so on.

00:45:08That's not,

00:45:09wasn't my particular focus,

00:45:10but certainly in the short run,

00:45:11there's lots of people

00:45:12who could have given me

00:45:13a lot of good advice

00:45:15on how

00:45:16to deal with things,

00:45:17but my goal

00:45:18and purpose

00:45:19is to be right

00:45:20and validated

00:45:21and vindicated

00:45:22in the long run,

00:45:23like in

00:45:2450 to 500 years.

00:45:26My business plan

00:45:26is like 500 years

00:45:28because it certainly

00:45:28took a long time

00:45:29for other persecuted

00:45:31thinkers and philosophers

00:45:32to have their reputations

00:45:34turned around,

00:45:35really,

00:45:36a couple of hundred years

00:45:36for Jesus

00:45:38and Socrates

00:45:39and others,

00:45:40even though,

00:45:40well,

00:45:41of course,

00:45:41Socrates had Plato

00:45:42working to reform

00:45:43his own reputation

00:45:45or his reputation,

00:45:46but then Plato

00:45:47hid his own reputational

00:45:48hiccups

00:45:49and ended up

00:45:50being sold into slavery

00:45:51after running for office

00:45:52in Syracuse

00:45:52and only happened

00:45:53to get free

00:45:53because he was bought

00:45:55by one of his own

00:45:56former students

00:45:56for 400 drachma.

00:45:57So,

00:46:00but yeah,

00:46:02you have to have people

00:46:03who have no doubt

00:46:05that you can go

00:46:06all the way.

00:46:07I think sort of

00:46:08Brian May

00:46:08had his guitar

00:46:09called the Red Special

00:46:10that his engineer father

00:46:11helped build for him

00:46:12because his father

00:46:14had that much

00:46:15belief

00:46:17in Brian May's

00:46:18potential

00:46:19to be a

00:46:20world-famous musician,

00:46:21which of course he was

00:46:22and it's just

00:46:23really important

00:46:24not to underestimate

00:46:25just what an

00:46:26absolute genius

00:46:27Brian May

00:46:28is just

00:46:28just for a moment

00:46:29just for a moment

00:46:30I mean

00:46:30a great guitarist

00:46:32he plays piano as well

00:46:33composes wonderful music

00:46:35writes great lyrics

00:46:36sings

00:46:37is a stage performer

00:46:38with quite a bit

00:46:39of charisma

00:46:40and oh

00:46:41and by the by

00:46:42a PhD in physics

00:46:44doctorate in physics

00:46:45as well

00:46:46so obviously

00:46:46an incredible

00:46:48person

00:46:49always somewhat

00:46:51mournful though

00:46:51somewhat sad

00:46:52but

00:46:53maybe that's just

00:46:54the price of

00:46:55having that many

00:46:56talents

00:46:56and abilities

00:46:57and obviously

00:46:59was able to

00:47:00get to the very top

00:47:01although he was

00:47:01I think he was

00:47:02suicidal at one point

00:47:03about his life

00:47:05he was driving

00:47:05towards a bridge

00:47:07and just wanted

00:47:08to plunge off

00:47:09because you know

00:47:09it's a lot of

00:47:10stress and strain

00:47:11everybody sees

00:47:11the sort of fun

00:47:12fireworks and

00:47:13live aid or whatever

00:47:14but a lot of

00:47:14stress and strain

00:47:15getting to the top

00:47:17and yeah

00:47:19you get a lot of

00:47:19targets on your back

00:47:21you get a lot of

00:47:21attacks

00:47:22as Queen did

00:47:22of course

00:47:23so

00:47:24the fact that

00:47:26Milo has sustained

00:47:27himself

00:47:27and again

00:47:27I don't know

00:47:28what his romantic

00:47:28situation is

00:47:29but I haven't

00:47:30heard tell

00:47:31much of

00:47:32that sort of

00:47:33real pair bonded

00:47:34devotional

00:47:36foundational bedrock

00:47:37that is

00:47:38the launch pad

00:47:39for

00:47:40a sustainable

00:47:41career

00:47:42that is

00:47:43I haven't seen

00:47:44that which makes

00:47:44it all the more

00:47:45amazing

00:47:46that

00:47:48that he's able

00:47:50to do

00:47:50what he did

00:47:51oh he's able

00:47:52to do what

00:47:52he's doing

00:47:52now

00:47:53Kay says

00:47:54I met Milo

00:47:54a few times

00:47:55and partied

00:47:55with him

00:47:56at Jeff's

00:47:57house

00:47:57that is

00:47:58not Epstein

00:48:00I'm pretty sure

00:48:02I assume that's

00:48:03Berwick

00:48:04I could be wrong

00:48:06please correct

00:48:06I met Milo

00:48:07a few times

00:48:08says Kay

00:48:09and partied

00:48:09with him

00:48:09at Jeff's

00:48:10house

00:48:10he's an

00:48:11excellent speaker

00:48:12and entertainer

00:48:12oh absolutely

00:48:13yeah

00:48:13oh anarcho pulko

00:48:15yes that's right

00:48:17he emceed a whole

00:48:18night and it was

00:48:19a riot

00:48:19hilarious

00:48:20ha ha ha

00:48:25not Epstein

00:48:26OMG

00:48:27I'm just kidding

00:48:28alright

00:48:29somebody says

00:48:29I saw Milo

00:48:30and Tucker

00:48:31and found him

00:48:31refreshingly

00:48:32revealing

00:48:32I would love

00:48:33to see you

00:48:33on Tucker

00:48:35I appreciate

00:48:35your scrutiny

00:48:36and ease

00:48:37of speaking

00:48:38yeah

00:48:39I am

00:48:41a good

00:48:42repellent

00:48:42I have

00:48:43a natural

00:48:44ability

00:48:44to repel

00:48:45large

00:48:47shows

00:48:48it's really

00:48:48quite

00:48:49remarkable

00:48:50I have

00:48:51a

00:48:51I have

00:48:53a wonderful

00:48:53ability

00:48:54professionally

00:48:55to make

00:48:56friends

00:48:56and turn

00:48:58them into

00:48:59enemies

00:49:00it's really

00:49:02something

00:49:02I have

00:49:03occasionally

00:49:03pondered over

00:49:04the years

00:49:04what the heck

00:49:05might be going

00:49:05on

00:49:06but I have

00:49:07this make

00:49:07friends

00:49:08and break

00:49:08friends

00:49:08people love

00:49:09me

00:49:09and then

00:49:10they don't

00:49:11love me

00:49:11people

00:49:12think I'm

00:49:13the greatest

00:49:13thing

00:49:13since sliced

00:49:13bread

00:49:14and then

00:49:15they will

00:49:15not let

00:49:16their lips

00:49:18be sullied

00:49:19with the

00:49:19passage of

00:49:20my name

00:49:20across their

00:49:21mandibles

00:49:22there we go

00:49:23alright

00:49:24let me get

00:49:25back to your

00:49:25questions or

00:49:26comments or

00:49:26issues or

00:49:27troubles

00:49:27that I could

00:49:29help with

00:49:30somebody says

00:49:32love

00:49:33Milo

00:49:34a lot

00:49:35I love

00:49:36Milo

00:49:37a long

00:49:37time

00:49:37but his

00:49:38attack on

00:49:38Nick

00:49:38Fuentes

00:49:39has been

00:49:40disgusting

00:49:42I mean

00:49:43Nick

00:49:44it's a bit

00:49:45spin the

00:49:45wheel

00:49:45about his

00:49:46opinions

00:49:47but

00:49:48that is

00:49:50I don't

00:49:51really watch

00:49:51enough of

00:49:52him to

00:49:52to know

00:49:54I do

00:49:58find Milo

00:49:59very fidgety

00:50:00in his

00:50:01demeanor

00:50:01and his

00:50:02communications

00:50:02because he

00:50:03races

00:50:03his mind

00:50:04obviously

00:50:04races in

00:50:05so many

00:50:05different

00:50:05directions

00:50:06and he

00:50:06gets a little

00:50:07hunched over

00:50:07and he

00:50:08he's very

00:50:08you know

00:50:09these

00:50:11these facial

00:50:12expressions

00:50:12chase

00:50:13themselves

00:50:13across

00:50:15his

00:50:16visage

00:50:16like a

00:50:17bunch of

00:50:18frenetic

00:50:19cocaine

00:50:20based

00:50:20wrestling

00:50:21ghosts

00:50:21and so

00:50:22on

00:50:22all right

00:50:27ah

00:50:31the

00:50:32British

00:50:33Parliament

00:50:33has voted

00:50:34massively

00:50:34against

00:50:34an

00:50:35investigation

00:50:35into the

00:50:36child

00:50:36rape

00:50:36scandals

00:50:37yeah

00:50:40well I

00:50:41mean let

00:50:42me ask

00:50:42you guys

00:50:42I mean

00:50:43let me

00:50:43ask you

00:50:43this

00:50:44uh

00:50:47Steph would

00:50:48you still go

00:50:49on Alex

00:50:49Jones if

00:50:49they invited

00:50:50you

00:50:50I'm not

00:50:50really doing

00:50:51politics I'm

00:50:52sort of out of

00:50:52that world so

00:50:53I don't know

00:50:53that there's

00:50:53much to say

00:50:54but let me

00:50:54ask you

00:50:55this

00:50:55let me

00:50:55ask you

00:50:56this

00:50:56what do

00:51:00you think

00:51:00of Erica

00:51:00Kirk and

00:51:01the

00:51:01allegations

00:51:01Candace

00:51:02Owens

00:51:02has made

00:51:03oh that

00:51:04the

00:51:05Candace

00:51:05Owens

00:51:06has said

00:51:06that Erica

00:51:06Kirk might

00:51:07be involved

00:51:07in her

00:51:08husband's

00:51:08murder

00:51:08I uh

00:51:14I don't

00:51:15believe that's

00:51:16true and

00:51:16if it were

00:51:18to be

00:51:18true

00:51:18that would

00:51:20I mean

00:51:21look I don't

00:51:22believe that

00:51:22it's true

00:51:23I mean I

00:51:24haven't seen

00:51:24any compelling

00:51:24evidence so I

00:51:25haven't watched

00:51:25the show

00:51:26but if it

00:51:28were to

00:51:29turn out

00:51:30to be

00:51:31true

00:51:32then

00:51:33and again I

00:51:34don't think it

00:51:35would but if it

00:51:36were to turn out

00:51:36to be true

00:51:37then that

00:51:39would I think

00:51:39erase Charlie

00:51:40Kirk's legacy

00:51:42I mean not that

00:51:42he did but if it

00:51:43turned out in some

00:51:44wild alternative

00:51:45universe that he

00:51:45married a murderer

00:51:47or something it

00:51:47would just be like

00:51:48bro what are you

00:51:50doing I mean

00:51:51aren't you supposed

00:51:52to prey on this

00:51:52stuff

00:51:52and if God

00:51:53didn't bother

00:51:54to warn him

00:51:54somebody says

00:51:57there is pretty

00:51:58compelling evidence

00:51:59I'm afraid

00:51:59yeah

00:52:05well

00:52:06you know

00:52:11I

00:52:12extraordinary

00:52:14claims require

00:52:15extraordinary

00:52:15evidence and

00:52:16what can I

00:52:19tell you

00:52:19what can I

00:52:20tell you

00:52:20that

00:52:21that is a

00:52:24heck of an

00:52:25accusation to

00:52:26make

00:52:26and

00:52:28I have not

00:52:30reviewed the

00:52:30evidence so

00:52:31I would just

00:52:32be I would be

00:52:32beyond I would

00:52:34be beyond

00:52:34surprised I

00:52:35mean I

00:52:36will say that

00:52:37the glitter

00:52:38pants

00:52:39sparkle juice

00:52:41fireworks

00:52:42flashpot scene

00:52:44of grieving

00:52:44doesn't seem to

00:52:45me particularly

00:52:46compelling

00:52:47compelling

00:52:49like you know

00:52:50you see these

00:52:50pictures of

00:52:51Erica Kirk

00:52:52marching up

00:52:53with you know

00:52:53glitter pants

00:52:54and fireworks

00:52:55and like what

00:52:55stage of

00:52:55grieving is

00:52:56this and

00:52:56I don't know

00:52:58I mean

00:52:58I even hate

00:53:01to say

00:53:01to say it

00:53:02but you know

00:53:03if somebody

00:53:03gunned down

00:53:04my wife

00:53:05on video

00:53:06I would be

00:53:06like

00:53:07I don't even

00:53:09know like

00:53:09honestly I

00:53:10can't even

00:53:10I can't even

00:53:11imagine

00:53:11I can't even

00:53:13imagine

00:53:13but I

00:53:14I would not

00:53:15be I would

00:53:17not be out

00:53:17there doing

00:53:17that stuff

00:53:18yeah do you

00:53:21do I mean

00:53:22I don't think

00:53:22anything in

00:53:23particular is

00:53:23going to happen

00:53:24with the

00:53:24Epstein stuff

00:53:25I mean

00:53:27remember the

00:53:27Panama papers

00:53:28and you know

00:53:29the stuff that

00:53:30came out about

00:53:30the shooting

00:53:31of JFK

00:53:32and what

00:53:33came out

00:53:34about Nixon

00:53:34and what

00:53:35was really

00:53:35going on

00:53:35but Nixon

00:53:36and you

00:53:36know I

00:53:37mean I

00:53:37think this

00:53:38stuff just

00:53:38it's almost

00:53:39like a

00:53:39humiliation

00:53:40ritual now

00:53:40like you can

00:53:41let this

00:53:41information out

00:53:42because nobody's

00:53:42going to do

00:53:43anything about

00:53:43it and it's

00:53:44just an

00:53:44exercise of

00:53:45power

00:53:45hey look at

00:53:46all the stuff

00:53:47we can get

00:53:47away with

00:53:47man isn't

00:53:48it beautiful

00:53:49it's just

00:53:50part of the

00:53:50demoralization

00:53:51stuff as a

00:53:53whole

00:53:53somebody says

00:53:58I only started

00:53:58recently caring

00:54:00seriously about

00:54:00politics demographics

00:54:01etc but I

00:54:02can't argue

00:54:03my opinions

00:54:04well I

00:54:05can't convince

00:54:05my leftist

00:54:06friends at

00:54:06all what do

00:54:07I need to

00:54:07learn is it

00:54:07even worth

00:54:08it I

00:54:09mean I

00:54:10don't know

00:54:10why you'd

00:54:10have leftist

00:54:11friends to

00:54:11be honest

00:54:12or you

00:54:12know

00:54:13leftist

00:54:13friends want

00:54:14to use

00:54:15violence against

00:54:15you right

00:54:16I mean

00:54:17status they

00:54:17want to use

00:54:18violence against

00:54:18you if you

00:54:19don't do what

00:54:19they want they

00:54:20support you being

00:54:21arrested and

00:54:21thrown in jail

00:54:22and that's

00:54:26you can do a

00:54:27search on

00:54:28fdrpodcast.com

00:54:29for the against

00:54:30me argument I

00:54:31did a speech

00:54:32at Libertopia in

00:54:34California 2011

00:54:352011 I think

00:54:36it was so

00:54:37that's a

00:54:37decade and a

00:54:38half ago and

00:54:39I still look

00:54:40exactly the

00:54:41same as long

00:54:43as I have

00:54:44skin softener

00:54:44on but

00:54:45yeah the

00:54:47against me

00:54:47argument you

00:54:48don't don't be

00:54:49around people

00:54:50who support the

00:54:51use of violence

00:54:51against you

00:54:52because they

00:54:53don't care about

00:54:54you and they

00:54:54just view you as

00:54:55a kind of

00:54:56livestock to

00:54:56serve their

00:54:57ideology

00:54:58so are we

00:55:04only as

00:55:05virtuous as

00:55:05circumstances

00:55:06allow no we

00:55:07are as

00:55:08virtuous as we

00:55:08choose to be

00:55:09and excessive

00:55:10virtue can cause

00:55:11death there's

00:55:14there's no more

00:55:15dangerous extreme

00:55:16sport than

00:55:17excessive virtue

00:55:18because you can

00:55:20certainly stay

00:55:20stuff in the

00:55:21public square

00:55:21that will will

00:55:22get you killed

00:55:23I mean we

00:55:25can we can see

00:55:26all that pretty

00:55:26clearly right

00:55:27that there's

00:55:28absolutely things

00:55:30and if you

00:55:30spend any time

00:55:31of course in

00:55:31the public

00:55:32square then

00:55:33you kind of

00:55:33understand that

00:55:34but there are

00:55:37things that you

00:55:38can say in

00:55:39the public

00:55:39square if you

00:55:39have any kind

00:55:40of reach that

00:55:42will will just

00:55:43get you killed

00:55:43yep so as

00:55:48far as debating

00:55:48goes the

00:55:49art of the

00:55:50argument dot

00:55:50com art of

00:55:51the argument

00:55:52dot com I've

00:55:53got a really

00:55:53great book on

00:55:55how to debate

00:55:56all right

00:56:02let me just get

00:56:06your questions

00:56:07and comments

00:56:07let me see

00:56:14did I

00:56:14what's the

00:56:20meta way

00:56:21to approach

00:56:22progressives

00:56:23in the San

00:56:25Francisco Bay

00:56:25area about

00:56:26the horrible

00:56:27conditions without

00:56:27being labeled a

00:56:29doom looper

00:56:30I mean one

00:56:33of the reasons

00:56:34that I stopped

00:56:36doing politics

00:56:36is I mean

00:56:38the time for

00:56:41debate and

00:56:42arguments is

00:56:43long past

00:56:43I mean I'm

00:56:47maybe you can do

00:56:49a way better

00:56:49job than I

00:56:50did but I've

00:56:51been arguing

00:56:51this stuff

00:56:52since I was

00:56:5315 years old

00:56:54which is almost

00:56:5445 years

00:56:56you know

00:56:56rounded up

00:56:57a little bit

00:56:59with it's a

00:57:00half a century

00:57:01of me debating

00:57:02and arguing

00:57:03these ideas

00:57:03and I think

00:57:04I've been pretty

00:57:05effective like

00:57:05I've I've had

00:57:07millions of books

00:57:08downloaded I've

00:57:09done a billion

00:57:09views and

00:57:10downloads I

00:57:12have been

00:57:12pretty effective

00:57:13and you know

00:57:14one day I'll

00:57:15talk about all

00:57:16the behind the

00:57:16scenes stuff

00:57:17but I have

00:57:19been pretty

00:57:19effective at

00:57:20doing all this

00:57:21kind of stuff

00:57:21and

00:57:25I mean

00:57:32you've seen

00:57:32how it's

00:57:32played out

00:57:33for me

00:57:33I'm one of

00:57:34the more

00:57:34effective

00:57:34communicators

00:57:35of philosophy

00:57:36reason and

00:57:36evidence to

00:57:37the general

00:57:37population

00:57:38I don't use

00:57:38technical terms

00:57:39I sprinkle a

00:57:40fair amount

00:57:41of humor

00:57:41and stories

00:57:42and analogies

00:57:43into what it

00:57:43is that I

00:57:43do so I

00:57:44do have

00:57:45I think a

00:57:46fair amount

00:57:46of skill

00:57:48in the

00:57:48communication

00:57:49I think it's

00:57:50hard to find

00:57:50a philosopher

00:57:52who is

00:57:53more innovative

00:57:55more creative

00:57:56a better speaker

00:57:58more rational

00:57:59a better debater

00:58:00I'm pretty good

00:58:02at all of this

00:58:02kind of stuff

00:58:03maybe you're way

00:58:04better which is

00:58:05great then that

00:58:06would be wonderful

00:58:07but

00:58:08the problem

00:58:10like

00:58:11sorry

00:58:13somebody said

00:58:13has Steph

00:58:13always had

00:58:14high self

00:58:14esteem

00:58:15I don't

00:58:16I don't

00:58:17have

00:58:17high self

00:58:18esteem

00:58:19I am

00:58:20very skeptical

00:58:21of everything

00:58:22I put forward

00:58:23which is where

00:58:23I try to make

00:58:24things as

00:58:25rational and

00:58:25consistent as

00:58:26possible

00:58:27I am

00:58:28empirical in

00:58:29that if I

00:58:30have repeatedly

00:58:31proven that I

00:58:31have particularly

00:58:32good abilities

00:58:33I will accept

00:58:34that but

00:58:35as far as

00:58:35high self

00:58:36esteem

00:58:36I always

00:58:37assume that

00:58:38I'm wrong

00:58:38and fight

00:58:40like heck

00:58:41with myself

00:58:41and with reason

00:58:42and with evidence

00:58:43to be right

00:58:43I always assume

00:58:44that I'm wrong

00:58:45and then I

00:58:48work to be

00:58:48right

00:58:49so

00:58:50would you

00:58:55like to know

00:58:55I realized

00:58:57something

00:58:58today

00:58:59I don't know

00:59:01if this is

00:59:01interesting to you

00:59:02I can't tell

00:59:03because I

00:59:04cannot read

00:59:04the mind

00:59:05of the

00:59:06Borg brain

00:59:06of the

00:59:07free domain

00:59:08but I

00:59:09wanted to

00:59:09know

00:59:10would you

00:59:10like to

00:59:10know

00:59:11why

00:59:12I am

00:59:14no

00:59:14Christian

00:59:15why

00:59:15I am

00:59:15no

00:59:15Christian

00:59:16do you

00:59:16want to

00:59:17know

00:59:17why

00:59:17for me

00:59:18it is

00:59:19no

00:59:19the

00:59:20cross

00:59:20I am

00:59:21cross

00:59:21with

00:59:21the

00:59:21cross

00:59:22do you

00:59:22want to

00:59:22know

00:59:23why

00:59:23I am

00:59:24not

00:59:24a

00:59:24Christian

00:59:25that just

00:59:31dissolved

00:59:31into

00:59:32Mario

00:59:32babble

00:59:33do you

00:59:34want to

00:59:35know

00:59:35why

00:59:37hit me

00:59:38with a

00:59:39why

00:59:39if you

00:59:40want to

00:59:40know

00:59:41why

00:59:42I just

00:59:42realized

00:59:42this today

00:59:43like why

00:59:43I'm not

00:59:44a Christian

00:59:44just realized

00:59:45tell us

00:59:46there is

00:59:50no

00:59:50linguistic

00:59:51cliche

00:59:51that I

00:59:52will not

00:59:52absolutely

00:59:53embrace

00:59:54get the

00:59:55birth hands

00:59:56upside down

00:59:56to put

00:59:58on the

00:59:58VR

00:59:58headset

01:00:00you put

01:00:00on the

01:00:00VR headset

01:00:01and then

01:00:01you put

01:00:02on the

01:00:02controllers

01:00:03and you

01:00:03say

01:00:03give me

01:00:04Italian

01:00:04hands

01:00:05all right

01:00:08we've got

01:00:08some

01:00:08yes

01:00:09somebody

01:00:11says

01:00:11thank you

01:00:12your opinion

01:00:12means a lot

01:00:13to me

01:00:13one is

01:00:13my sister

01:00:14and I

01:00:14can't

01:00:14really

01:00:14avoid

01:00:14them

01:00:15we

01:00:15mostly

01:00:15get

01:00:16along

01:00:16but they

01:00:16treat

01:00:17immigration

01:00:17the

01:00:17issues

01:00:17as

01:00:18right-wing

01:00:18agiprop

01:00:19and

01:00:19happy

01:00:19types

01:00:19yeah

01:00:22well

01:00:24you can

01:00:26just ask

01:00:27them

01:00:27would they

01:00:27like to

01:00:28take

01:00:28immigrants

01:00:28into their

01:00:29own

01:00:29hall

01:00:29right

01:00:31or

01:00:32if you

01:00:33disagree

01:00:33with

01:00:33immigration

01:00:34would

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01:00:34accept

01:00:36you

01:00:36not

01:00:37having

01:00:37to

01:00:37fund

01:00:37it

01:00:38right

01:00:38he's

01:00:46he's

01:00:46not

01:00:47christian

01:00:47tell

01:00:48me

01:00:48why

01:00:48i do

01:00:53but i

01:00:53also want

01:00:54to see

01:00:54more of

01:00:54this

01:00:54acting

01:00:55lol

01:00:57i do

01:00:59the

01:01:00cheesiest

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01:01:00i was

01:01:02on a

01:01:03date

01:01:03once

01:01:03where

01:01:04the

01:01:04woman

01:01:04challenged

01:01:05me to

01:01:05do

01:01:05every

01:01:06accent

01:01:06under

01:01:06the

01:01:06sun

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01:01:09an

01:01:09italian

01:01:09it

01:01:10would

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01:01:10more

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01:01:11you

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01:01:11talk

01:01:11like

01:01:12an

01:01:12irish

01:01:12or

01:01:12a

01:01:12german

01:01:13um

01:01:16i don't

01:01:17i don't

01:01:18know that

01:01:18with my

01:01:18square jaw

01:01:20round head

01:01:21and blue

01:01:21eyes

01:01:21that i

01:01:22should be

01:01:22speaking

01:01:23like a

01:01:24german

01:01:24i feel

01:01:26that that

01:01:26would be

01:01:27dubbed

01:01:28uh

01:01:31all right

01:01:31so it

01:01:31looks like

01:01:32the people

01:01:32want to

01:01:33know

01:01:33why

01:01:34and

01:01:34what

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01:01:35do

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01:01:35want

01:01:35me

01:01:35to

01:01:36speak

01:01:36in

01:01:36anyway

01:01:37um

01:01:38so yeah

01:01:40i realized

01:01:41i i

01:01:42i realized

01:01:43why

01:01:43i have

01:01:45remained

01:01:45super

01:01:48godless

01:01:48all this

01:01:50time

01:01:50maybe i'll

01:01:51just do

01:01:52duke

01:01:52nukem

01:01:52voice

01:01:53i can't

01:01:54it will

01:01:55make my

01:01:55throat

01:01:55sore

01:01:56and

01:01:57i'll

01:01:57probably

01:01:58end up

01:01:58speaking

01:01:58like that

01:02:00eventually

01:02:00anyway

01:02:00so

01:02:02no irish

01:02:04or

01:02:05german

01:02:06so

01:02:07uh

01:02:08yeah

01:02:08so

01:02:08i

01:02:09realized

01:02:09this

01:02:09i

01:02:10realized

01:02:10this

01:02:10and

01:02:11uh

01:02:12i won't

01:02:12tell you

01:02:13the circumstances

01:02:13upon which

01:02:16i realized

01:02:17this

01:02:17your jaw is like

01:02:18jim carrey

01:02:18in the

01:02:19mask

01:02:19laser

01:02:21laser

01:02:22with

01:02:22with a

01:02:23smidge of

01:02:23wattle

01:02:23you know

01:02:24if i need

01:02:24to store

01:02:24nuts for

01:02:25the winter

01:02:25i'll just

01:02:25put them

01:02:26in the

01:02:26little pouch

01:02:27there

01:02:27so you

01:02:29can find

01:02:30my pulse

01:02:30and my

01:02:31past

01:02:32lives

01:02:32um

01:02:34so

01:02:34i

01:02:35realized

01:02:36so

01:02:36the

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01:02:37was

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01:02:38like

01:02:38this

01:02:38so

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01:02:39you

01:02:40had

01:02:41the

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01:02:41to

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01:02:46their

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01:02:48if

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01:02:48my

01:02:48forehead

01:02:49right

01:02:49let's

01:02:49say

01:02:49so

01:02:50you

01:02:50have

01:02:50the

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01:02:51cancer

01:02:52by

01:02:52touching

01:02:53people's

01:02:53foreheads

01:02:53what

01:02:55would

01:02:55you

01:02:55do

01:02:55with

01:02:55your

01:02:55life

01:02:56well

01:02:56you'd

01:02:56have

01:02:56to

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01:02:57around

01:02:57curing

01:02:59cancer

01:02:59right

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01:03:04say

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01:03:06know

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01:03:08to

01:03:08the

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01:03:10minneapolis

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01:03:13know

01:03:13the

01:03:14new

01:03:14fallout

01:03:17show

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01:03:18and

01:03:18right

01:03:18you

01:03:18would

01:03:19feel

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01:03:19compulsion

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01:03:21people

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01:03:22fall

01:03:22asleep

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01:03:23up

01:03:23and

01:03:24you

01:03:24right

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01:03:25way

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01:03:25people

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01:03:26cancer

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01:03:44hell

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01:04:51the

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01:07:18people

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01:08:16tremendously

01:08:17oh

01:08:17thank

01:08:17you

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01:08:18Grok

01:08:19says

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01:08:47people

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01:08:48strict

01:08:48Christian

01:08:48group

01:08:49says

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01:08:49their

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01:08:50hell

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01:08:53break

01:08:53dawn

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01:08:56yeah

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01:08:58I

01:08:59I

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01:09:02obviously

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01:09:03take

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01:09:09very

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01:09:11very

01:09:11seriously

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01:09:13worse

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01:09:14for better

01:09:14as a

01:09:15whole

01:09:15but I

01:09:15take

01:09:15ideas

01:09:16very

01:09:16seriously

01:09:16let me

01:09:16just keep

01:09:17repeating

01:09:17that

01:09:17until

01:09:18everybody

01:09:18dies

01:09:18like

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01:09:22very

01:09:23seriously

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01:09:24believed

01:09:24that

01:09:24people

01:09:25were

01:09:26heading

01:09:26to

01:09:26hell

01:09:26without

01:09:27the

01:09:27strong

01:09:27intervention

01:09:28of

01:09:29accepting

01:09:30Jesus

01:09:31that's

01:09:32all

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01:09:32could

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01:09:33with

01:09:33my

01:09:33life

01:09:33I

01:09:34would

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01:09:34up

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01:09:35hell

01:09:36and

01:09:37then

01:09:37I

01:09:37would

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01:09:41would

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01:09:41people

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01:09:42hell

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01:09:44don't

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01:09:44really

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01:09:45think

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01:09:46fundamentally

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01:09:50don't

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01:09:54be

01:09:54doing

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01:09:57a

01:09:57Christian

01:09:57who

01:09:58does

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01:09:58some

01:09:59who

01:09:59do

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01:10:00have

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01:10:04people

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01:10:11the

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01:10:16them

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01:10:16hell

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01:10:19they

01:10:19doing

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01:10:23way

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01:10:23oh

01:10:24gosh

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01:10:25spiraling

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01:10:27time

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01:10:28my

01:10:28early

01:10:2920s

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01:10:29ran

01:10:30my

01:10:30own

01:10:30little

01:10:31computer

01:10:31consulting

01:10:32business

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01:10:40route

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01:10:44guy

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01:10:45worked

01:10:45in

01:10:45his

01:10:46business

01:10:46and

01:10:47I

01:10:47was

01:10:47able

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01:10:51the

01:10:51days

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01:10:51had

01:10:52to

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01:10:52through

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01:10:52and

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01:10:53ports

01:10:53and

01:10:53all

01:10:53kinds

01:10:54of

01:10:54crazy

01:10:54stuff

01:10:54but

01:10:55I

01:10:55would

01:10:55always

01:10:55go in

01:10:56and

01:10:56solve

01:10:56problems

01:10:56I

01:10:56was

01:10:57always

01:10:57able

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01:10:57go

01:10:57in

01:10:57and

01:10:57fix

01:10:58and

01:10:58solve

01:10:58the

01:10:58problems

01:10:58and

01:10:59there

01:10:59was

01:10:59one

01:10:59guy

01:11:00who

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01:11:00going

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01:11:05had

01:11:05a

01:11:05virus

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01:11:06I

01:11:06was

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01:11:22gosh

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01:11:2340

01:11:24years

01:11:24ago

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01:11:27he

01:11:27was

01:11:28very

01:11:28Christian

01:11:28and

01:11:29I

01:11:29said

01:11:29you

01:11:30know

01:11:30to

01:11:30be

01:11:30polite

01:11:30and

01:11:30also

01:11:31I

01:11:31I'm

01:11:31very

01:11:32impressed

01:11:33by

01:11:33people

01:11:33who

01:11:33have

01:11:33nice

01:11:33houses

01:11:34I

01:11:34just

01:11:34am

01:11:34and

01:11:35I

01:11:36walked

01:11:36in

01:11:36this

01:11:36beautiful

01:11:37place

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01:11:38he

01:11:39was

01:11:39an

01:11:39accountant

01:11:39ran

01:11:40his

01:11:40own

01:11:40accounting

01:11:40business

01:11:41and

01:11:41I

01:11:41said

01:11:41that's

01:11:42a

01:11:42lovely

01:11:42place

01:11:42you

01:11:42had

01:11:43here

01:11:43and

01:11:43he

01:11:43said

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01:11:45very

01:11:45clearly

01:11:45he

01:11:45said

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01:11:47good

01:11:47to

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01:11:57yeah

01:11:57I

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01:11:57God

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01:11:58me

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01:11:58God

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01:12:04would

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01:12:07the

01:12:07world

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01:12:08rattling

01:12:08Brett

01:12:08Weinstein

01:12:09seems

01:12:09a bit

01:12:09worried

01:12:10that

01:12:10worries

01:12:10me

01:12:15I'm

01:12:16not

01:12:16sure

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01:12:17you

01:12:17mean

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01:12:17saber

01:12:17rattling

01:12:18I

01:12:19mean

01:12:19there's

01:12:20no

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01:12:21having

01:12:21weapons

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01:12:23nobody

01:12:23believes

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01:12:24use

01:12:24them

01:12:24right

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01:12:31believes

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01:12:32your

01:12:32weapons

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01:12:33having

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01:12:33so

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01:12:34fact

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01:12:36like

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01:12:42the

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01:12:43came

01:12:43before

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01:12:44universe

01:12:44no

01:12:47no

01:12:47it

01:12:47isn't

01:12:48with

01:12:48all

01:12:48due

01:12:48respect

01:12:48I

01:12:49love

01:12:50you

01:12:50you're

01:12:50a

01:12:50donor

01:12:50but

01:12:51that's

01:12:51not

01:12:52for

01:12:52you

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01:12:58like

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01:12:59the

01:12:59world

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01:13:01onslaughts

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01:13:03lies

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01:13:03propaganda

01:13:04and

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01:13:05and

01:13:05antinatalism

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01:13:07best

01:13:07and

01:13:07pronatalism

01:13:08for the

01:13:08worst

01:13:08as

01:13:10the

01:13:10universe

01:13:10and

01:13:11the

01:13:11world

01:13:11around

01:13:11us

01:13:11crumbles

01:13:12into

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01:13:13the

01:13:13idea

01:13:14that

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01:13:14big

01:13:14moral

01:13:15issue

01:13:15in

01:13:15your

01:13:15life

01:13:15is

01:13:16what

01:13:16came

01:13:16before

01:13:16the

01:13:16beginning

01:13:17of

01:13:17the

01:13:17universe

01:13:18I

01:13:18mean

01:13:18it's

01:13:18bullshit

01:13:18I

01:13:19mean

01:13:19honestly

01:13:19it's

01:13:20just

01:13:20a

01:13:20distraction

01:13:20it's

01:13:21a

01:13:21cope

01:13:21right

01:13:22I

01:13:23mean

01:13:23if

01:13:24you

01:13:24listen

01:13:24to

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01:13:25show

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01:13:25kind

01:13:25of

01:13:25like

01:13:26an

01:13:26expert

01:13:26surgeon

01:13:26like

01:13:27you

01:13:27can

01:13:27save

01:13:27people

01:13:28you

01:13:28can

01:13:28save

01:13:29people

01:13:29and

01:13:31can

01:13:32you

01:13:32imagine

01:13:32you

01:13:32bring

01:13:33your

01:13:34child

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01:13:35dying

01:13:35into

01:13:35an

01:13:35ER

01:13:36and

01:13:36the

01:13:36doctor

01:13:37is

01:13:37like

01:13:37yes

01:13:37but

01:13:37I

01:13:39bet

01:13:39I

01:13:40could

01:13:40save

01:13:40your

01:13:40child

01:13:42for sure

01:13:42but

01:13:43I'm

01:13:44really

01:13:44pondering

01:13:44what

01:13:46came

01:13:46before

01:13:46the

01:13:47universe

01:13:47wouldn't

01:13:48you

01:13:48be

01:13:48like

01:13:48shut

01:13:49up

01:13:49and

01:13:49save

01:13:50my

01:13:50child

01:13:50so

01:13:55no

01:13:55that's

01:13:56that's

01:13:56just

01:13:56something

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01:13:57using

01:13:57to

01:13:57distract

01:13:58yourself

01:13:58and

01:13:58feel

01:13:58deep

01:13:59rather

01:13:59than

01:13:59you

01:14:00know

01:14:00the

01:14:00difficult

01:14:00and

01:14:01dangerous

01:14:01work

01:14:01of

01:14:02actually

01:14:02opposing

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01:14:04say

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01:14:05comes

01:14:05to

01:14:06you

01:14:06that

01:14:06is

01:14:06not

01:14:06from

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01:14:07could

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01:14:07be

01:14:07God

01:14:08the

01:14:08other

01:14:08no

01:14:09I

01:14:10know

01:14:11no

01:14:13it's

01:14:14like

01:14:14your

01:14:14dreams

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01:14:15to

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01:14:15don't

01:14:15like

01:14:16when

01:14:16you

01:14:16go

01:14:16to

01:14:16sleep

01:14:16at

01:14:16night

01:14:16your

01:14:16dreams

01:14:17come

01:14:17to

01:14:17you

01:14:17and

01:14:18people

01:14:18always

01:14:19say

01:14:19songs

01:14:20came

01:14:20to

01:14:21me

01:14:21this

01:14:22idea

01:14:22came

01:14:22to

01:14:23me

01:14:23the

01:14:23guy

01:14:23who

01:14:23figured

01:14:24out

01:14:24the

01:14:24structure

01:14:24of

01:14:24some

01:14:25atom

01:14:25is

01:14:25a

01:14:25snake

01:14:26eating

01:14:26its

01:14:26own

01:14:26tail

01:14:26that

01:14:27just

01:14:27came

01:14:27to

01:14:27him

01:14:27in

01:14:27a

01:14:27dream

01:14:28there's

01:14:28a lot

01:14:28of

01:14:28creativity

01:14:29that

01:14:29comes

01:14:30to

01:14:30you

01:14:30because

01:14:30if

01:14:30creativity

01:14:31could

01:14:31be

01:14:31willed

01:14:32then

01:14:32people

01:14:32would

01:14:32never

01:14:32run

01:14:32out

01:14:33of

01:14:33cool

01:14:33creative

01:14:33stuff

01:14:34to

01:14:34be

01:14:34doing

01:14:34so

01:14:37no

01:14:37it

01:14:38doesn't

01:14:38when

01:14:39I

01:14:39say

01:14:39philosophy

01:14:39comes

01:14:40from

01:14:40me

01:14:40it

01:14:40means

01:14:40that

01:14:40there's

01:14:40a

01:14:40giant

01:14:41unconscious

01:14:41engine

01:14:42of

01:14:42philosophy

01:14:42that

01:14:43gives

01:14:43me

01:14:43analogies

01:14:44and gives

01:14:44me

01:14:44metaphors

01:14:45and gives

01:14:45me

01:14:45arguments

01:14:46and gives

01:14:46me

01:14:46rebuttals

01:14:47and gives

01:14:47me

01:14:47responses

01:14:48and so

01:14:48on

01:14:48and they

01:14:48just

01:14:48I

01:14:48mean

01:14:49there's

01:14:49a

01:14:49certain

01:14:49amount

01:14:49of

01:14:49training

01:14:50but

01:14:50the

01:14:50training

01:14:50happens

01:14:50because

01:14:51I'm

01:14:51already

01:14:51good

01:14:51at

01:14:51it

01:14:51so

01:14:52philosophy

01:14:53kind of

01:14:53flows

01:14:53through

01:14:53me

01:14:53in the

01:14:54same

01:14:54way

01:14:54that

01:14:54dreams

01:14:55come

01:14:56to

01:14:56you

01:14:57but

01:14:57God

01:14:57isn't

01:14:58giving

01:14:58you

01:14:58the

01:14:58dreams

01:14:58just

01:14:58your

01:14:59unconscious

01:14:59activity

01:15:00right

01:15:00like

01:15:00your

01:15:01unconscious

01:15:01has

01:15:01been

01:15:01clocked

01:15:02at

01:15:026,000

01:15:02times

01:15:03faster

01:15:03than

01:15:03your

01:15:03conscious

01:15:03mind

01:15:04are we

01:15:07near

01:15:08the

01:15:08end

01:15:08just

01:15:08arrived

01:15:09I

01:15:11don't

01:15:11know

01:15:11depends

01:15:12on

01:15:12whether

01:15:13I

01:15:13get

01:15:13more

01:15:13questions

01:15:14do

01:15:17you

01:15:18think

01:15:18the

01:15:18TPUSA

01:15:19counter

01:15:19show

01:15:20during

01:15:20the

01:15:20Super Bowl

01:15:20held

01:15:20high

01:15:21enough

01:15:21quality

01:15:21I

01:15:22don't

01:15:22know

01:15:22I

01:15:23watched

01:15:23the

01:15:23Bad

01:15:23Bunny

01:15:24thing

01:15:24and

01:15:24I

01:15:26mean

01:15:26it's

01:15:26just

01:15:26it's

01:15:28just

01:15:28shouting

01:15:29about

01:15:29sex

01:15:30and

01:15:30banging

01:15:30a

01:15:30drum

01:15:31it's

01:15:33not

01:15:33even

01:15:34music

01:15:34sex

01:15:40and

01:15:42it's

01:15:42so

01:15:42cliched

01:15:43what

01:15:44is

01:15:44Hispanic

01:15:45culture

01:15:46cutting

01:15:49sugar

01:15:49cane

01:15:49which

01:15:50apparently

01:15:50hasn't

01:15:51happened

01:15:51in many

01:15:51Hispanic

01:15:51cultures

01:15:52for quite

01:15:52some

01:15:52time

01:15:53going

01:15:54to the

01:15:54grocery

01:15:54store

01:15:55getting

01:15:55some

01:15:56juice

01:15:56twerking

01:15:57simulated

01:15:58sex

01:15:59strangely

01:15:59enough

01:16:00gay

01:16:00sex

01:16:00in the

01:16:00back

01:16:00of a

01:16:01pickup

01:16:01truck

01:16:01apparently

01:16:02is

01:16:02quite

01:16:02Hispanic

01:16:02as

01:16:03well

01:16:03what

01:16:03else

01:16:03well

01:16:04EBD

01:16:06cards

01:16:07right

01:16:07and

01:16:08and

01:16:08welfare

01:16:09because

01:16:09you know

01:16:09half

01:16:10of the

01:16:10island

01:16:11of

01:16:11Puerto

01:16:11Rico

01:16:11is

01:16:12on

01:16:12food

01:16:12stamps

01:16:13and

01:16:14half

01:16:14is

01:16:14reliant

01:16:15upon

01:16:16government

01:16:16programming

01:16:18so

01:16:21all right

01:16:23if not

01:16:25Christianity

01:16:25do you

01:16:26believe

01:16:26that a

01:16:26higher

01:16:27power

01:16:27exists

01:16:27at all

01:16:28what

01:16:28would

01:16:28truth

01:16:29actually

01:16:30be

01:16:30grounded

01:16:30in

01:16:30if

01:16:30not

01:16:31okay

01:16:31tell me

01:16:32what the

01:16:32definition

01:16:32is of a

01:16:33higher

01:16:33power

01:16:33I don't

01:16:34know what

01:16:34you mean

01:16:34by a

01:16:34higher

01:16:35power

01:16:35bring

01:16:36me

01:16:36a

01:16:37higher

01:16:37power

01:16:38if

01:16:39if

01:16:40the

01:16:42possibility

01:16:42of future

01:16:43enhancement

01:16:43genetic

01:16:43neurological

01:16:44technological

01:16:45justifies

01:16:45granting

01:16:46moral

01:16:46protections

01:16:47to

01:16:47currently

01:16:47non-moral

01:16:48agents

01:16:48non-moral

01:16:49agent

01:16:49humans

01:16:50whether

01:16:50severe

01:16:51psychopaths

01:16:51profoundly

01:16:52impaired

01:16:52individuals

01:16:53or entire

01:16:54populations

01:16:54argued

01:16:55to lack

01:16:56average

01:16:56moral

01:16:56capacity

01:16:57then why

01:16:57doesn't

01:16:58the exact

01:16:58same

01:16:58logic

01:16:58apply

01:16:59to

01:16:59animals

01:16:59which

01:17:00could

01:17:00also

01:17:00be

01:17:00uplifted

01:17:00to

01:17:01moral

01:17:01agency

01:17:01in the

01:17:01future

01:17:02Jesus

01:17:04man

01:17:04you're

01:17:05fiddling

01:17:05well

01:17:06room

01:17:06burns

01:17:06these

01:17:06kinds

01:17:07of

01:17:07questions

01:17:07I mean

01:17:07this

01:17:08is

01:17:08not

01:17:08the

01:17:08big

01:17:08moral

01:17:09issues

01:17:09in

01:17:09your

01:17:09life

01:17:09what

01:17:11what

01:17:11if

01:17:11some

01:17:11future

01:17:11technology

01:17:12turns

01:17:12apes

01:17:13into

01:17:13human

01:17:13beings

01:17:14why

01:17:14don't

01:17:14we

01:17:14blah

01:17:15blah

01:17:15come

01:17:17on

01:17:17come

01:17:19on

01:17:19this

01:17:19is

01:17:19not

01:17:19the

01:17:20big

01:17:20moral

01:17:20issues

01:17:20this

01:17:21is

01:17:21just

01:17:21a

01:17:22okie

01:17:22kooky

01:17:23right

01:17:23how do

01:17:25we quit

01:17:25smoking

01:17:26you have

01:17:27to

01:17:27figure

01:17:27out

01:17:27what

01:17:29was

01:17:29so

01:17:30tough

01:17:30in

01:17:30your

01:17:30childhood

01:17:31that

01:17:31you're

01:17:31dopamine

01:17:32deficient

01:17:32and

01:17:32therefore

01:17:33nicotine

01:17:33gives

01:17:34you

01:17:34more

01:17:35dopamine

01:17:35how

01:17:40would

01:17:40you

01:17:40define

01:17:40philosophy

01:17:41philosophy

01:17:41is

01:17:42the

01:17:42definition

01:17:43pursuit

01:17:44and

01:17:44exposition

01:17:45of

01:17:45moral

01:17:45truth

01:17:45moral

01:17:46virtues

01:17:47now

01:17:50you

01:17:51can't

01:17:52quit

01:17:52addictions

01:17:52it's

01:17:52just

01:17:53white

01:17:53knuckling

01:17:53you

01:17:53because

01:17:54you're

01:17:54right

01:17:54you

01:17:54have

01:17:55to

01:17:55figure

01:17:55out

01:17:55what

01:17:56caused

01:17:57the

01:17:59nicotine

01:17:59addiction

01:18:00and the

01:18:00nicotine

01:18:00addiction

01:18:01is

01:18:01because

01:18:02like

01:18:02but doesn't

01:18:02nicotine

01:18:03produce

01:18:03testosterone

01:18:04so if

01:18:04you were

01:18:04raised

01:18:05by a

01:18:05single

01:18:05mother

01:18:05or in

01:18:06a very

01:18:06male

01:18:06hostile

01:18:07environment

01:18:07you're

01:18:07more likely

01:18:08to want

01:18:08to smoke

01:18:09I assume

01:18:10because

01:18:10it gives

01:18:11you

01:18:11allows you

01:18:13to put

01:18:14that sort

01:18:14of stuff

01:18:15at bay

01:18:15if that

01:18:16makes

01:18:16sense

01:18:16is that

01:18:18let me

01:18:19just

01:18:19I think

01:18:20it does

01:18:20let me

01:18:22just check

01:18:22here

01:18:22does

01:18:25nicotine

01:18:26nicotine

01:18:30reduce

01:18:34sorry

01:18:35I have

01:18:35to

01:18:35type

01:18:35through

01:18:3514

01:18:36different

01:18:36cables

01:18:36here

01:18:37do

01:18:41nicotine

01:18:42produce

01:18:42testosterone

01:18:43smokers

01:18:49had

01:18:49higher

01:18:49mean

01:18:49testosterone

01:18:50levels

01:18:50than

01:18:50non-smokers

01:18:51smokers

01:18:53showed

01:18:53roughly

01:18:5415%

01:18:54total

01:18:55testosterone

01:18:5513%

01:18:56sorry

01:18:5615%

01:18:57higher

01:18:57total

01:18:57testosterone

01:18:58and

01:18:5830%

01:18:59higher

01:18:59free

01:19:00testosterone

01:19:00in some

01:19:01large

01:19:01population

01:19:02studies

01:19:03cotinine

01:19:04from

01:19:05nicotine

01:19:05may

01:19:05competitively

01:19:06inhibit

01:19:06enzymes

01:19:07that break

01:19:08down

01:19:08androgens

01:19:09leading to

01:19:09slower

01:19:09clearance

01:19:10and higher

01:19:10circulating

01:19:10testosterone

01:19:11some

01:19:12suggest

01:19:12nicotine

01:19:13or

01:19:13cotinine

01:19:14might

01:19:15inhibit

01:19:15aromatase

01:19:16reducing

01:19:17conversion

01:19:18of

01:19:18testosterone

01:19:18so

01:19:19it's not

01:19:20for certain

01:19:21for sure

01:19:21but it

01:19:22does seem

01:19:22to be

01:19:22that

01:19:23it does

01:19:27seem to be

01:19:27perhaps a

01:19:28replacement

01:19:28for lower

01:19:28testosterone

01:19:29that might

01:19:29come out

01:19:30of single

01:19:30motherhood

01:19:32or other

01:19:32things that

01:19:33lower

01:19:33testosterone

01:19:34so

01:19:35look at

01:19:37that

01:19:38and you

01:19:39know

01:19:39find other

01:19:39ways that

01:19:40maybe you

01:19:40could raise

01:19:40your T

01:19:41levels

01:19:41so that

01:19:43you maybe

01:19:44wouldn't

01:19:44need

01:19:44as much

01:19:46because

01:19:47if you

01:19:48have low

01:19:48testosterone

01:19:48you have

01:19:49higher

01:19:49anxiety

01:19:49right

01:19:50so

01:19:50because

01:19:51you're

01:19:51more

01:19:51feminine

01:19:51so you

01:19:52worry

01:19:52more

01:19:52and so

01:19:53there's

01:19:54lots of

01:19:54ways to

01:19:54raise your

01:19:55testosterone

01:19:55I'm not

01:19:56a doctor

01:19:56so don't

01:19:56take any

01:19:57advice from

01:19:57me but

01:19:57just you

01:19:58know go

01:19:58talk to

01:19:58your doctor

01:19:59or look

01:19:59it up

01:19:59yourself

01:19:59and get

01:20:00your

01:20:00testosterone

01:20:01level

01:20:01checked

01:20:03all right

01:20:15all right

01:20:15being raised

01:20:18by a

01:20:18difficult

01:20:18single

01:20:18mother is

01:20:19also a

01:20:19good

01:20:19predictor

01:20:19of a

01:20:20Stefan

01:20:20Molyneux

01:20:20addiction

01:20:21yeah

01:20:22and I

01:20:22you know

01:20:23I

01:20:23sympathize

01:20:24I really

01:20:24do

01:20:24I really

01:20:25do

01:20:25I used

01:20:31to suck

01:20:31my thumb

01:20:32beyond

01:20:33when I

01:20:33should have

01:20:34and then

01:20:34I only

01:20:35stopped

01:20:35when I

01:20:35spent a

01:20:36night in

01:20:36my father's

01:20:36house

01:20:37and it

01:20:37never came

01:20:37back

01:20:37the design

01:20:38never came

01:20:38back

01:20:39so I

01:20:51guess I

01:20:51would

01:20:51describe a

01:20:52higher power

01:20:52as the

01:20:53thing or

01:20:53system of

01:20:54things that

01:20:54enables or

01:20:55allows reality

01:20:56to exist

01:20:56with all

01:20:57its multiplicity

01:20:57the thing

01:21:00or system

01:21:01of things

01:21:01that enables

01:21:02or allows

01:21:03reality to

01:21:04exist

01:21:04why would

01:21:05reality need

01:21:06to be

01:21:06enabled to

01:21:07exist

01:21:08existence

01:21:09exists

01:21:09atoms and

01:21:10energy

01:21:11are atoms

01:21:11and energy

01:21:12they are

01:21:12eternal

01:21:12they are

01:21:13perpetual

01:21:13they can

01:21:14only be

01:21:15converted

01:21:15from one

01:21:15form

01:21:16to another

01:21:17so I'm

01:21:17not sure

01:21:18why a

01:21:19higher power

01:21:20would be

01:21:20needed

01:21:21like if

01:21:23I have a

01:21:24coffee cup

01:21:25is God

01:21:27concentrating on

01:21:28my coffee

01:21:28cup to

01:21:29keep it

01:21:29existing

01:21:29I'm an

01:21:32addict

01:21:32what can I

01:21:33say

01:21:33there's a

01:21:33drag

01:21:33so yeah

01:21:35I mean

01:21:35does God

01:21:36need to

01:21:36concentrate

01:21:37on

01:21:38everything

01:21:39or a

01:21:40higher power

01:21:40in order to

01:21:41maintain its

01:21:42existence

01:21:42I don't

01:21:42know why

01:21:43you would

01:21:43need that

01:21:43I mean

01:21:44we know

01:21:44scientifically

01:21:45that

01:21:45things exist

01:21:46right

01:21:47many super

01:21:53feminine

01:21:53gals are

01:21:54low in

01:21:54anxiety

01:21:54that's why

01:21:55boys like

01:21:55them so

01:21:56much

01:21:56and

01:21:58you're just

01:22:00saying stuff

01:22:01many

01:22:03many

01:22:04many

01:22:04this

01:22:04many

01:22:04that

01:22:05many

01:22:05my

01:22:05experience

01:22:06many

01:22:06so a lot

01:22:08of times

01:22:08very feminine

01:22:09women will

01:22:11pair up with

01:22:12very masculine

01:22:12men

01:22:13I mean

01:22:15I think

01:22:16that's got

01:22:16something to

01:22:17do with my

01:22:17marital success

01:22:18so very

01:22:19feminine women

01:22:19will team up

01:22:20with very

01:22:20masculine men

01:22:21and then the

01:22:22men generally

01:22:23are strong

01:22:24and protective

01:22:25and so on

01:22:25which allows

01:22:26the women

01:22:26to relax

01:22:27and so

01:22:31I have

01:22:32heard of

01:22:33Dr. Shiva

01:22:33but I

01:22:33don't really

01:22:34know

01:22:34much about

01:22:37him

01:22:37all right

01:22:43let's see

01:22:43here any

01:22:44other

01:22:44questions

01:22:45all right

01:22:50as

01:22:52stanism

01:22:53is the

01:22:53opposite of

01:22:54Christianity

01:22:54I don't know

01:22:55what stanism

01:22:56is so

01:22:57I unless

01:22:58that's a

01:22:58I don't know

01:22:58is that a

01:22:59typo for

01:22:59satanism

01:23:00honestly

01:23:01if you

01:23:01can't be

01:23:01bothered

01:23:02to check

01:23:02your

01:23:02text

01:23:03for typos

01:23:04why would

01:23:06I want

01:23:06to bother

01:23:06reading it

01:23:07reality is

01:23:08objective and

01:23:08consistent

01:23:08but are

01:23:09atoms really

01:23:10eternal

01:23:10and perpetual

01:23:11well yeah

01:23:13you can't

01:23:13destroy atoms

01:23:13you can

01:23:14convert them

01:23:14to energy

01:23:15and back

01:23:15but yeah

01:23:16it's honestly

01:23:17I mean

01:23:17if you

01:23:18if you

01:23:19can't be

01:23:19bothered

01:23:19to

01:23:20like

01:23:20if I'm

01:23:21supposed

01:23:21to guess

01:23:22your meaning

01:23:22in typos

01:23:23then I'm

01:23:25not I'm

01:23:26not going

01:23:26to bother

01:23:26like honestly

01:23:27just it's

01:23:28kind of rude

01:23:29especially in a

01:23:29live stream

01:23:30where I'm

01:23:30reading stuff

01:23:30if you

01:23:31can't even

01:23:31just spend

01:23:32like literally

01:23:3210 seconds

01:23:33to proofread

01:23:33then I'm not

01:23:36going to bother

01:23:36reading it

01:23:36I suppose

01:23:37it's like the

01:23:38observer effect

01:23:39why do atoms

01:23:39behave differently

01:23:40depending on if

01:23:41somebody observes

01:23:41them or not

01:23:42yeah I don't

01:23:43know that that's

01:23:44actually true

01:23:44I mean

01:23:45I don't know

01:23:46that that's

01:23:47actually

01:23:47true

01:23:49uh okay

01:23:53what

01:23:54let's just

01:23:56ask

01:23:56what are

01:23:57criticisms

01:23:58of the

01:24:00atomic

01:24:01observer

01:24:03effect

01:24:06not

01:24:07affect

01:24:08effect

01:24:09it doesn't

01:24:12matter

01:24:12what the

01:24:13outcome

01:24:14of the

01:24:14story

01:24:14is

01:24:15all right

01:24:16misinterpretation

01:24:18as requiring

01:24:18consciousness

01:24:19or a mind

01:24:20the most widespread

01:24:20criticism is the

01:24:21popular claim

01:24:22often in new

01:24:22age pseudo

01:24:23pseudoscience

01:24:23or quantum

01:24:24mysticism

01:24:24context

01:24:25that human

01:24:25consciousness

01:24:26or looking

01:24:27with a mind

01:24:28causes wave

01:24:28function

01:24:29collapse

01:24:29or changes

01:24:30reality

01:24:30mainstream

01:24:31physics

01:24:32rejects

01:24:33this

01:24:33observation

01:24:34means physical

01:24:35interactions

01:24:36or measurement

01:24:36a detector

01:24:37absorbing a

01:24:38photon

01:24:38entangling

01:24:38with the

01:24:39system

01:24:39or scattering

01:24:39particles

01:24:40not

01:24:40subjective

01:24:41awareness

01:24:41critics point

01:24:43out that

01:24:44detectors

01:24:44cameras

01:24:44or even

01:24:45environmental

01:24:45particles

01:24:46can observe

01:24:46and cause

01:24:47the same

01:24:47effect

01:24:47without any

01:24:48human

01:24:48conscious

01:24:49involvement

01:24:49right

01:24:50so this

01:24:51view has

01:24:52been labeled

01:24:52a misconception

01:24:53rooted in

01:24:53early

01:24:54copenhagen

01:24:54interpretation

01:24:55language

01:24:55and poor

01:24:56popularizations

01:24:57john bell

01:24:59famously

01:25:00mocked

01:25:01it

01:25:01mock

01:25:02mock

01:25:03the game

01:25:04of tennis

01:25:05mock

01:25:06mock

01:25:06john bell

01:25:08famously

01:25:08mocked

01:25:08it

01:25:08was the

01:25:09wave function

01:25:10waiting to

01:25:10jump for

01:25:11thousands of

01:25:12millions of

01:25:12years

01:25:12until a

01:25:13single-celled

01:25:13living

01:25:14creature

01:25:14appeared

01:25:14or did

01:25:15it have

01:25:15to wait

01:25:15a little

01:25:16longer

01:25:16for some

01:25:16highly

01:25:16qualified

01:25:17measure

01:25:17with a

01:25:18PhD

01:25:19even

01:25:21Eugene

01:25:21Wigner

01:25:22who once

01:25:22entertained

01:25:23consciousness

01:25:23collapse

01:25:23ideas

01:25:24later

01:25:24abandoned

01:25:25them

01:25:25many

01:25:26conflate

01:25:27the

01:25:27observer

01:25:27effect

01:25:28with

01:25:28Heisenberg's

01:25:29uncertainty

01:25:29principle

01:25:29claiming

01:25:30measurement

01:25:30disturbs

01:25:31position or

01:25:32momentum

01:25:32due to

01:25:32the

01:25:33observer's

01:25:33intrusion

01:25:34while

01:25:35early

01:25:36explanations

01:25:36including

01:25:37by

01:25:37Heisenberg

01:25:38sometimes

01:25:39used

01:25:39disturbance

01:25:40language

01:25:40modern

01:25:41understanding

01:25:41shows

01:25:41the

01:25:42uncertainty

01:25:42principle

01:25:43is

01:25:43fundamental

01:25:44to

01:25:44quantum

01:25:44mechanics

01:25:44itself

01:25:45it's

01:25:45about

01:25:45inherent

01:25:46incompatibility

01:25:46of

01:25:47observables

01:25:48not just

01:25:48measurement

01:25:49back

01:25:49action

01:25:50so

01:25:53yeah

01:25:53it's

01:25:54not

01:25:54some

01:25:57claim

01:25:58the

01:25:58observer

01:25:58effect

01:25:58proves

01:25:59reality

01:25:59is

01:25:59mind

01:25:59dependent

01:26:00or

01:26:00that

01:26:00observation

01:26:01creates

01:26:01reality

01:26:02critics

01:26:02countered

01:26:03that

01:26:03quantum

01:26:03systems

01:26:04behave

01:26:04consistently

01:26:05whether

01:26:05observed

01:26:06or not

01:26:06the

01:26:07effect

01:26:07is

01:26:07how

01:26:07we

01:26:07gain

01:26:08information

01:26:08not

01:26:08about

01:26:09needing

01:26:09not

01:26:10about

01:26:10reality

01:26:11needing

01:26:11observers

01:26:12in order

01:26:12to

01:26:13exist

01:26:13the

01:26:14universe

01:26:14evolved

01:26:15for

01:26:15billions

01:26:15of

01:26:16years

01:26:16with

01:26:16quantum

01:26:16processes

01:26:17long before

01:26:19conscious

01:26:20observers

01:26:20appeared

01:26:21showing no

01:26:22need for

01:26:22minds

01:26:22to collapse

01:26:23anything

01:26:24for physical

01:26:24processes

01:26:25to

01:26:26occur

01:26:26anyway

01:26:27this

01:26:27kind

01:26:27of

01:26:27goes

01:26:28on

01:26:29and

01:26:29on

01:26:29in

01:26:31short

01:26:31the

01:26:31atomic

01:26:31scale

01:26:32observer

01:26:32effect

01:26:32is

01:26:32legitimate

01:26:33physics

01:26:33measurement

01:26:34disturbs

01:26:34quantum

01:26:35systems

01:26:35it

01:26:36would

01:26:36be

01:26:37like

01:26:37if

01:26:37you

01:26:38had

01:26:38a

01:26:38game

01:26:39of

01:26:39a

01:26:40pool

01:26:40with

01:26:40a

01:26:40blind

01:26:40man

01:26:41and

01:26:41the

01:26:41blind

01:26:41man

01:26:42had

01:26:42to

01:26:42feel

01:26:42the

01:26:42balls

01:26:42in

01:26:43order

01:26:43to

01:26:43know

01:26:43where

01:26:43they

01:26:43were

01:26:43well

01:26:44if

01:26:44he

01:26:44touched

01:26:44the

01:26:44balls

01:26:45he

01:26:45would

01:26:45move

01:26:45them

01:26:45right

01:26:45so

01:26:46but

01:26:48claims

01:26:48tying

01:26:49it

01:26:49to

01:26:49consciousness

01:26:49mind

01:26:50of

01:26:50matter

01:26:50or

01:26:50reality

01:26:51being

01:26:51created

01:26:51by

01:26:51observation

01:26:52are

01:26:52heavily

01:26:52criticized

01:26:53as

01:26:53misunderstandings

01:26:54or

01:26:54exaggerations

01:26:55mainstream

01:26:56quantum

01:26:56mechanics

01:26:57explains

01:26:57the

01:26:57effect

01:26:58through

01:26:58physical

01:26:58interaction

01:26:59and

01:26:59decoherence

01:27:00without

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01:27:00conscious

01:27:01observers

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