Ungovernable Misfits

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Ungovernable Misfits
P.M.M.
Episode 5
Show Notes
 
What does this episode of P.M.M. stand for?
Phrequency Mode of Molecules
Phonotherapy Megahertz & Meditation
Plebs Mentally Malfunctioning
The Proper – Pleb Mental Mindset
Parenting Mentorship & Memory
Petulant Moody Man-Child
Perturbed & Maddened Misfits

Intro: Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes & Jon & Max – I Hate You (Globalists)
 
What’s been going on with the Meshtadel?
Not a whole hell of a lot, but a the same time a whole hell of a lot. The Meshtadel gets this way for the Northern Hemisphere Meshtadelians, we’re all very busy doing various summer things. Our last call was just a chat and honestly it was really nice to simply bullshit with friends. We’ll get back to a Meshtadel where we cover a specific topic on the next one, but certainly appreciate commiserating and bonding with friends when we have an informal one.

Phrequency Mode of Molecules
Alright Profesora Bass-to-the-load, we are going to take your periodic table of elements boosts to a whole-nother-LEVEL by displaying Max’s freakish ability to identify an element simply by the sound of it’s vibration. Turns out Max can see, hear, taste, and feel the distinct difference between elements. It’s a great dinner party trick.

Phonotherapy Megahertz & Meditation
We discuss cymatics or the study of visible sound and vibration and how sound affects the human condition.

Plebs Mentally Malfunctioning
Are our cell phones emitting a certain frequency that increases estrogen production? It is exceptionally easy to set plebs off in the wrong direction and convince them to cannibalize each other instead of staying focused on our enemies and/or taking care of our families and building relationships withing our local and extended Meshtadels.

The Proper – Pleb Mental Mindset
How do we stay focused on our important tasks? How do we keep our metal state healthy and strong? Perhaps phonotherapy can help, or just stop being a little bitch, man up!

Parenting Mentorship & Memory
A few years ago, Jon’s #2 girl interviewed Max but that episode never aired as the recording was wrought with corruption. Children have a way of holding on to thing and she has never let Jon forget that that episode never aired. She asked and received the go-ahead from Max to do another interview.

Petulant Moody Man-Child
Once again Jon and Max share stories of men that just aren’t going to make it during societal collapse.

Perturbed & Maddened Misfits
Charles Francois Bienvenue Myriel writes another incredible article for Ungovernable Misfits called Channeling Anger – Live by Truth. Charles advises that uncontrolled anger leads to mind control and self-sabotage. Being calculated, careful, patient, and low time preference is the path forward. You can read all of Charles’ article on Ungovernable Misfits under “Misfit Rants”.

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Outro: Operation Ivy - Soundsystem

[00:00:01] Unknown:

For your safety.   Big pharma,   big banks,   income tax,   VAT,   The Illuminati Elite, Cultural Marxism,   Critical Theory.  

[00:00:14] Unknown:

You are nothing.   You are nothing to me.  

[00:00:18] Unknown:

Once again, Max, the globalists are nothing to us, but they do make us a bit angry. Fit to me. And perhaps that's okay if we're angry.   In this episode of PMM,   we're going to talk about   what they've taken away from us in music,   in sound,   in harmony, in the vibration of the Earth.   We're gonna talk a little bit about embracing our anger,   and maybe that's okay.   But we'll also cover focusing our anger   and not be whiny, cryy little bitches.  

[00:00:57] Unknown:

Sounds good, mate.  

[00:01:00] Unknown:

You think you're funny and you're Why don't we just get right into the boosts? Just at this price Let's do that.  

[00:01:09] Unknown:

Johnny Hash,   a 100000   sats.  

[00:01:13] Unknown:

Woof. Big boost. Big, big boost.  

[00:01:16] Unknown:

Thank you very much, Johnny Hash. Much appreciated. Now we Node Runners   represented   warms my heart   like my living room M50   on a hot summer's day.   Fire emoji.   My first fountain boost couldn't go anywhere other than The Ungovernable Misfits.   You guys are the real deal. Please take my sats, but realize that not every Dutchman coughs up furballs like a cat.   Just thought I would correct you   on the boys from the South Speak Softly, and some of your mentions this episode are among them.   Soft g's and big d's,   if you catch my drift.  

[00:02:02] Unknown:

A big d. I had to ask mister Crown what this next reply was from from Bert. And it's a YouTube video, and it's a a a Dutch entertainer,   rapper kind of guy. And he's talking about his soft g that he he's from the south, and he moved to the north, and all the girls were making fun of him because of his soft g. And he's like, you know, I get a soft g, but I get a big l,   which I guess l is is your ding dong. Oh.   There you go. That's what they say.  

[00:02:32] Unknown:

Taking an l in America to take an l in Hollander   is very different.  

[00:02:38] Unknown:

Thank you very much, Johnny Hash. By the way, the node runners are always   represented on on Govermold Misfits because mister Crown is a, is a strong member of the node runners, and we have a lot of love for all of the node runners very much so. Can confirm.   As a matter of fact, we, sponsored node runners FM last month. So if you went to Node Runners FM   and opened up their player,   you would have seen an Ungovernable Misfits logo  

[00:03:05] Unknown:

giving our love and support to Node Runners FM Radio. Are we sort of Node Runners ourselves? Not really because we haven't haven't got the hoodie, have we?  

[00:03:14] Unknown:

I know I'm asking. I keep meaning to order   stuff from Brinkie.   I'd have to imagine the node runners consider us node runners, although we haven't been knighted.  

[00:03:23] Unknown:

Yeah. I'd hope that they would. We consider them ungovernable,   so hopefully there's that mutual respect. And I think when we slip those hoodies on, we will really become   proper node runners. Proper ungovernable node runners. Mhmm.   Late stage HODL,   55,555   sats. Thank you, late stage huddle. Thank you, brother. Okay.   This one is fine.  

[00:03:49] Unknown:

That's fine.  

[00:03:52] Unknown:

We're gonna have to release these. Next one is Fin Mac popping my boosting cherry.   Appreciate the podcast. You both are backbones.   Cheers from down under.   Thank you, mate.   Dick Greaser.   Also, not all modern art is shit.   And, yeah. We we came to that conclusion. Max helped me out. The Comply clothing line is beautiful, and I would consider that modern art. Also, Matex does a great job.   So Dick Greaser and the Bitcoin Bugle have a Comply clothing line. And and one of the ones that I think is funniest is is this Christian Faery   obey   face of Michael Sailor. It's a really big face and it says comply very big and it's kind of menacing.  

Another one from Dick Greaser is urban hacker, the next Howard Rourke.   Another fountain head reference from Baughn. All I was thinking about was the fountain head when they were talking about architecture. And if you don't know what the fountain head, that is an Ayn Rand book   about a a rogue architect who doesn't really appreciate the fact that the architects around him are more cut and paste types. You know, they'll take, oh, Greek revival, and I mix it in with this, and I mix it in with that, and they have no real talent, and they don't consider the you know, how the person will be using the space or the customer.  

[00:05:05] Unknown:

I'm yet to read it. It's in my list, but I've not yet. Well I hear there's a lot of people saying that it's very good. It's not as good as Atlas Shrugged, but it Oh. It's a good I've heard the opposite. I I don't think it is. That's my opinion. Okay. Okay. Well, that's the only one that matters.  

[00:05:21] Unknown:

Next one is from Chet.   Hashslut   tt.   Yo, l m f a o. That's a beautiful picture. Hashsluts.   I just want to be in the mine, bro.   Everyone wants to be a miner, but no one wants to be in the mine.   L m f a o. Every home will be a mine and human a miner. I've gotten fat fuck comfortable too right now, Max. We enjoying life. Jon was supposed to be my drill instructor, but after a day, he never messaged me again.   Lol. Y'all are fucking cracking me up. And yes, that is true. I did fail him. I messaged him one day. I said, hey, did you did you do some working out? But since then, I have messaged him quite a few times, even a video of my number 3 child lifting weights. And I said, well, she's out here lifting weights. You ought to be as well. Good. So get up off your asses, all you FFCs.   Bust out some push ups.  

Next one is from Bert de Groot, and he says, fuck you. Thank you, Bert.   Very sweet. Very nice of you.   Fundamentals.   Please read this boost in the voice of the subway fat fuck. Give me more.  

[00:06:28] Unknown:

I want more.   I want all that sauce, and you better give me every bit of it.   You're not ripping me off.  

[00:06:38] Unknown:

Next one is from user 85445985,   and he also says, give me more.   That's right, expatriotic.   That is fine. Thank you for the boost. Next, we have Carl Skolnir.   Carl says,   permaculture and Bitcoin are both antidotes to fiat. What is permaculture?   A group of ethics and principles modeled after nature that provide   an organizing framework to build capital for future generations.   Earth care,   people care, nonextraction   are the ethics of permaculture. Permanent culture.   Permanent money.   Together,   permaculture and Bitcoin enable building capital for future generations,   countering the ills of fiat.  

Don't sleep on Nostar,   by the way. It's a step on the path of succession. Peace and love.   Peace and love to you, my friend, Carl. Can't wait to spend time with you this August at Lake Satoshi,   August 10th. Be there.   Next boost is Heartland Bitcoin.   He just post a picture of of a crown. Oh, okay. Do Do you think that's for mister crown or just but we are all kings? We're all our kings. Yeah. Especially mister crown. Especially mister crown. That's true. 8th Mithrandir.  

[00:07:53] Unknown:

That's fine.   So,   okay. That's fine.  

[00:07:58] Unknown:

Thank you, 8th Randir. Bubba,   to all the body disrespectors,   smoke them if you got them.   Drink it to the bottom.   Great show, boys. Kepts me awake again in New Mexico. Damn, we got to stop meeting like this. People will begin to talk. In the words of every rock star ever,   rock and roll, and that little cowboy,   a cactus,   a  

[00:08:26] Unknown:

something into something. Can you see what those things are? Oh, no. Big enough. Forget about it. Uh-uh. I do have an appointment to get my eye checked, Eyes checked. This would be my eyes. I fucking cyclone. Yeah. Both of them. Yeah. 2 for 1. Okay.   Rod Palmer.  

[00:08:41] Unknown:

Real flats. Can I can I interrupt? A second. Go on. Fisting emoji.  

[00:08:48] Unknown:

I I,   the rock and roll, that's in all caps, and there's a long l. Okay. It wasn't very British of you. You know? We're the ones that Rock and roll.  

[00:08:58] Unknown:

You know? We got that from the Brits. You get everything from the Brits. Don't worry about it. Alright. Sorry, Bubba.   Rock and   roll.   Is that better? Yeah. I liked it. Good. Sats Misfit.   Morale maintained   as I peel the aluminum heatsinks off the hashboards in my garage.   Pleb strong.   Bon,   Max Rourke,   littlefacepainting   and house.  

[00:09:25] Unknown:

Yeah. Thanks, Bon. Yeah. He's a house artist.   Time. This boost is for Jon. Keep up the good work, you fat fucking cunts.  

[00:09:35] Unknown:

Okay. I will. And I will take that boost and, fight for me. Fat fucking cunts, though, is it? It's fat fat cunts.  

[00:09:42] Unknown:

Oh, well, I put an American spin on it. Okay. Mister mister, this boost is for John as for Max.   Oh, so he little competition and boosts.   Oh, okay. Sol   Ex, great episode once again. Curtis is a great guy. Glad to have been talking to him and looking forward to seeing him I r r. What's that? I hope soon in in real life. Oh, okay. The acronym violation. I hope soon. Same with Max and John and Carl  

[00:10:11] Unknown:

and Urban Hacker and TK and the whole bunch that I look forward to meeting them I r l. Not that they are nice, probably all assholes.   Out of the blue and into the black, you pay for this, but they don't give you twat. It's better to burn out because Rust Belt never sleeps.   Samurai sight is gone, but not forgotten.  

[00:10:35] Unknown:

Johnny rotten.   Rotten Johnny. You probably don't know that song. You don't know Neil Young stuff, do you? You wouldn't. I know the name Neil Young, but I don't know. There you go. That was a nice bit of poetry from Sol X. Yeah. He he did it to, to the out of the blue   and into the black.   Very nice. I hate Neil Young, as a matter of fact. Do you? Can't fucking stand him. Yeah. Lot of hate in your heart, isn't it? Yeah.   You know who doesn't have hate? Johnny Hash, because he boosted us 500 sets. So it's actually Johnny Hash. 100,000   500 sets total for mister Johnny Hash Node Runner. What a legend.  



[00:11:13] Unknown:

Keeping us going. Mhmm. Financially,   mentally,   spiritually.  

[00:11:17] Unknown:

I feel it.  

[00:11:19] Unknown:

Pies.   Yo,   when are 2   gonna get off Telegram and get onto Nostabra?   Question mark, estimation mark, question mark, estimation mark. I deleted Telegram a few months ago.   Exclamation mark. Or at least use simplex.   Not today, mate. From me, I'm on simplex. I have been for ages. You can get me on Simplex, but at the moment, I'm not on Nostabra.   What about you, John?  

[00:11:48] Unknown:

Just, I I have the Mestradell account on Nostra that I don't do anything with except, post up when we post an episode. Yep. I thought SolEx would do some Nostra stuff on the Mestradell account, but,   he's got keys.   Post away, SolEx.  

[00:12:04] Unknown:

I've made some Nostra accounts in the past, and then I just get bored every time. So I don't know. The answer's probably no, mate. At some point, I did I did message  

[00:12:14] Unknown:

Py's on Nostra from the Meshedale account probably when I read this. So No. He didn't. He's like, hey. Yo. What's up? He nosed ed you back. What do you call it? You noster each other? Mhmm. Mhmm. I don't like it. I don't either. I'm just wondering. Zap. Oh, here's why I don't use noster. I I it never please, don't don't send me a bunch of stuff. Actually, you're good at doing Demus is no good because it's on iOS. What you needed to use is is this is not yeah. I know all I know all the things. It's it's not happening. I can't zap   because Damas doesn't have this capability because of,   some kind of lightning  

[00:12:45] Unknown:

thing or Apple Store or this or that. Yeah. I mean, here you go. This is why. There we are. That's did you see how dull that was? It's like, oh, I can't do anything. It's   just not there yet. Mhmm. Me and John like things   extremely simple.   Like, so simple.   None of this fucking around and things don't work, and you gotta redo it and then change from this one to this one because this one can do this, but you can't start from that. And there's gotta be some middle thing that you do, and that doesn't always work.  

[00:13:15] Unknown:

This guy, the most OCD guy I've ever met in my life, like things simple. Yeah. Okay.   That was the LARPIEST shit you ever said. I'm not. I I'm I'm  

[00:13:26] Unknown:

I am OCD. I'll tell you that. But I don't like fiddly shit. Yeah. That no. That's why I'm worried. That's what I'm getting at. I don't like fiddly shit.   By the way, what's up with your boy q and a? Does he not appreciate sarcasm?   Let him know I meant no harm from the comment I made about him going to the dark side on Pete the Cump podcast.   Okay, that's fine. That's fine.   He seemed a little butthurt. Don't worry because he is a friend of yours, too. He is still under my protection anytime he's in dirty Jersey.   Pie's got love for him still. Strong-arm,   pine   mushroom.  



[00:14:02] Unknown:

So,   okay. That's fine.  

[00:14:04] Unknown:

I just remembered that the blue collar Bitcoin guys have Heatbit as a sponsor. I would pay for a front row seat to a tag team. No rules. Hardcore death match between you both and the blue collar guys. I'm putting my bets on you 2. Don't let me down. Strong-arm, strong-arm, strong-arm, strong-arm, ax,   little face,   some sort of like little truck knife.   Something else that I can't see.   Yes,   son. Get those fuckers.   Hey, Jimmy. The king.  

[00:14:36] Unknown:

Can I interrupt you for a second? I I he he said, putting my bet on used to.  

[00:14:42] Unknown:

Yeah. So you you gotta you know, it's a little Jersey in there. I used to. Okay. Fine. Q and a, I don't think I don't follow what has happened here, but, I don't think you and I would give a single fuck knowing him. That would be my   guess. But I don't know. I'll ask him, but I'm sure he doesn't give a fuck. And then   blue we don't wanna fight with blue collar Bitcoin guys. We'd obviously win because   fucking hard as nails, but Sure. We don't wanna fight them. They seem like good guys. I don't even know who they are. No. But I've never seen any bad shit. There's no bum bum checks.   I don't follow it, but we don't wanna fight them. But we would win.  

There's more, isn't there? I'm scrolling down. Yes, son.   Hold on.   Yes, son.   Get those fuckers.   I feel like y'all are my long lost brothers.   Yo. This is fo da streets, son.   Drop.   Stop, drop, mofos.   Gun, gun, gun, gun, gun, gun. 100%. 100%. 100%. 100%. 100%.   Max, you lazy fuck.   Thank God you got gangster ass America   on American on this episode. Mad love to you both. Gun American   British Flag Pine   Mushroom Strong-arm Rocket Moon Love Me Some Old School Punk Music   Let's fucking go.   Thank you, Pies. I appreciate that. Oh, I always laugh at the way Mac says garage   and retarded   Laughing face. Well, I'm glad you like that, mate.  



[00:16:14] Unknown:

I have heard that people love the way you say rocket. Like, it starts with a w.   Rocket.   Rocket.   Thank you so much, Pies. Hey, chingity ching.   Next one is from TYMTim   time. He boosted 375   sets. MCOT, cheers. Those typical cheers. Thank you, MCOT. Cheers to you, sir. And Pleb to Polymath,   always   building.   Pleb to Polymath did something with somebody else, but, I don't know. Probably don't wanna talk about it. It was something very cool I'd like to see.   Dang it. Sometimes there's so many things I wanna talk about.   Anyway, I like Club to Polymath.  

No, that's the end of that's the end of that. Thank you everybody for for boosting the show. It is very much appreciated. And of course, as you all know, it rockets us. Rocket rocket rockets us to the top of the charts and helps us pay for editing.   You know who else helps us pay for editing? Tell me. And it is our good friends at Bifrost Manufacturing.   That's right. Bifrost Manufacturing. Bifrost Manufacturing   dot com. That's Bifrost Manufacturing   dot com. You can also reach them on LinkedIn.   I keep hitting this LinkedIn thing, but I know it is   it is beneficial for a company like that. Like, you go on their LinkedIn account, all kinds of people are are re relinking it   and interact. That's fine. Yeah. It is. It is very   it's very that type of,   environment.  

That's fine. Environment.   But they appeal to all different kinds of organizations.   I like that they are into the aerospace industry. I like that they will do stuff with plebs. I like that they print these flaps for containment   or that they let their employees,   build race cars in there. Do they? They have a lot of fun. They meet with all kinds of different people. The 2 race cars?   Yes. Yeah. I didn't send you that video when when, Sats Misfits and I No. Went ice fishing there. I really didn't? I don't remember seeing race cars. 1 of the guys was on his day off, and and he came in with this   bump in truck to do some work there. Nice.  

Point I'm trying to make is it's that kind of environment that breeds creativity.   It is not a soul crushing corporate place to work. Bifrost Manufacturing, I'd love to work there. They can't afford me, but I'd love to work there. We'll do something fun. Figure something out. I'd love to work there. They probably can afford me. They just wouldn't want me, but I'd love to work there. I don't know. You have all kinds of different talents. Move to North Dakota.  

[00:19:02] Unknown:

Yeah. Okay.   It's easy. I'll be there in the morning, mate. The missus would love it. She would. She's always talking about moving to North Dakota. Mhmm. Yeah. She said, you know what the problem with the When are we moving?  

[00:19:16] Unknown:

You know what the problem with with, the UK is? It's too warm. It's not cold enough. Yeah. Yeah. Let's go somewhere darker and colder, please. To the land of ice and snow   in Grand Forks, North Dakota, where Bifrost Manufacturing   is located. When you got a project, you have parts that you can't get manufactured elsewhere,   or the manufacturing   people that you've spoken to in China are sending you a bunch of shit, and you decide yourself, you know what? I want  

[00:19:44] Unknown:

American quality. Give me more.   Give me more American quality   like we used to make stuff here.  

[00:19:54] Unknown:

Well, big fat guy at Subway,   we are making stuff here again. And that is at Bifrost Manufacturing in Grand Forks, North Dakota, bifrostmanufacturing.com.   Or as Max says it Bifrost Manufacturing.  

[00:20:08] Unknown:

Very well. Is that what you wanted? Bifrost Manufacturing?   I was really confused. I was like, what do you want from me here? Bifrostmanufacturing.com.  

[00:20:18] Unknown:

Next up on PMM, we have   frequency.   You see you spell that with a p? P h. How creative. How creative to paint within the lines of PMM.   Frequency   modulation mode.   We've got one boost that we missed, sir, and that is reserved just for you, Max, bit by bit and steen. Baseload,   44,000 Never heard of them. 444  

[00:20:44] Unknown:

sats.   Yes. Speak louder. I can't hear.   Baseload,   77,777.   Always ball of boost here. Very nice. Thank you, mate. He really does.   Now please do the original.   Ask and not deviate from the origin of this profound   ask.   Max,   please speak in your native tongue. Every single element of the periodic table.   No songs from John.   Just you. I would like a classical song in the background of your choice and you will read   your listeners   all of the elements   in full to us, picturing me sipping tea and crimpets.   What the fuck are crimpets?   Sipping tea. And I think that's some sort of sex thing. Sipping tea and crimpets   while chuckling,   listening to you get through this. Now that I have paid work, the end love base.  

No.   He sounded like a fucking, like, drill sergeant or like a bit serial killery   in that. So I will say   no. Go fuck yourself base. I love you, but go fuck yourself. I think it was the bit where he said,   and not deviate from the origin of this profound ask. Max,   please speak in your native tongue every single element of the periodic table. No. It's like it feels a little bit like you're trying to govern this ungovernable. So the answer's no, but I love you. Let's do something a bit different, John. Let's mix it up. We have read the periodic table of elements in the version of a song We have. Have. Because it was boosted by  

[00:22:24] Unknown:

Baron Maynard. And Sats Misfit. But the origin of this idea is from Baseload.   Baseload came up with this idea.   Now little does Baseload know Max has the periodic table of elements   memorized.   I do. But not in the traditional sense.   Max, being an artist,   has memorized the periodic table of elements   by their   tone,   by their frequency,  

[00:22:50] Unknown:

by their vibration. And color? Mhmm.  

[00:22:53] Unknown:

How do you do that exactly, Max?  

[00:22:55] Unknown:

I'm very   special. I was born special. I always will be special. I do things differently.  

[00:23:01] Unknown:

It's a gift you have. Mhmm. I'm pretty  

[00:23:04] Unknown:

amazed by gifts and many curses.   Mhmm. More curses than gifts, but this is one of the gifts. One of my  

[00:23:11] Unknown:

4 gifts that I have is that I can memorize the periodic table in color and sound. Mhmm. Very useful. I'm sure it is. I'd I'd I've seen you do this trick before where where you put your hand on a particular element. Like, you can Mhmm. Lay out a silver coin   in front of Max, and he can hold it in his hand. And the vibration  

[00:23:31] Unknown:

of that element, he can tell you exactly what it is. Mhmm. I can feel it. I just know. Mhmm. Gold. I can feel it in my bones. Mercury. Mhmm. Aluminum. Aluminum.   Absolutely.  

[00:23:42] Unknown:

It's kind of upsetting because I I wanted to get this skill that you have out there. Mhmm. And thank you to Baseload and Sats Misfit and Barn Miner for all the the periodic table of elements thing. And I guess Joe Rogan should probably thank you too because, wouldn't you know, after we have our couple episodes with the periodic table of elements, they go ahead and steal the idea by having Terrence Howard on there, and he's going on and on about this periodic table of elements. Mhmm. This Walter Russell periodic table of elements. And I think, oh, we've got this idiot savant, no offense, idiot savant here Mio him. That can feel the vibration   of certain elements.  

So we didn't even get to reveal that to the world, but I guess since freaking Joe Rogan and Terrence Howard   already ruined it for everybody Loud loud. We will demonstrate this.   Okay. How are we gonna do that? Alright. Here's what I'm gonna do, Max. I'm gonna play the sound of an element. Mhmm. And I want you to go through your normal process when you're when you're discovering these things for the audience  

[00:24:42] Unknown:

so they can get a little bit of a picture of what goes through your your genius mind. Okay. It's a little bit of a different wave, to be honest. It should still be fine, but usually, I'd put my hand over the element Mhmm. And I would see a color, and I would hear a sound. But now you wanna play me a sound, and I have to then start reverse engineering it. But I'm gifted. I'm sure it would be fine. It's the best I can do. Okay. Are you ready? And we're going to now play  

[00:25:05] Unknown:

the sound   of an element.   Max, plug your ears for a second. Mhmm.   I'm gonna tell the audience   what the element is,   the sound   of cobalt.  

[00:25:22] Unknown:

Alright, Max. Are you ready? I'm ready.   You got it, Max? This is weird doing it this way, but,   it's warm. I can tell you that.   Mhmm. And it sounds like it's in   maybe the 7th octave.   K. Okay. Can you play one more time? No problem.   It is the yeah. It is the 7th. Just stop it. That is Kobold.   Holy shit.  

[00:26:03] Unknown:

Holy shit.   Yes. That is kobold.   Nailed it.   Hot dog. It is harder this way. Alright. Throw another one at me. Alright. Alright. This is getting good. Here we go. Name this element, Max.  

[00:26:26] Unknown:

I might need to hear that one more time, to be honest with you. I think Very well.   I think   it's slightly cooler,   and I think we're in the 5th octave. But if I could just hear it one more time, that would be helpful. Abs absolutely. This isn't a trick.   We're not trying to trick you. We're just trying to to demonstrate your skills. Here we go. You can hear it as many times as Thing is I just don't wanna fuck this up because I don't want baseload jumping all over me. Do you know what he's like? He's very nicety, isn't he? Yeah. I wanna get this right for him.   I love you, Baseload. I wanna get this right. Okay. Let's go.  

It's very, very close to Boron. Mhmm.   And it's not   lithotheum,   because that's more of a purply  

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hue. Come on. You're so close.  

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It's not nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine.  

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No. No. You're you're getting colder.  

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I think that's beryllium.  

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Woah.   Woo. Is it? Hot dog. You got it. Yes, sir. It's beryllium. Yes.  

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Fantastic.  

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Yes. Alright. Last one. I'm gonna tell the audience,   this is the sound   of aluminium.   Okay, Max. You ready? I'm ready.   I know this one speaks to you. Okay. Can you play the sound again, please, mate? Yes. Of course, Max. Absolutely. Here we go.  

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K.   I can tell there's 13 electrons.  

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Wow. Incredible.  

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My feeling is there's 3 shells.   Wow. And I'm not getting any color. I don't know why it's not working for me, but going on the fact that it is 13 electrons and 3 shells, that could only be aluminum. Holy shit. Nailed it. Unbelievable.  

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Bravo, sir. Aluminium. Bravo, sir. Thank you. Wow.  

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Wow.   Now listen to that. Yeah. I don't think it's it's quite tiring to do this. Mhmm. I wanna get through the rest of the show. I don't wanna go and have a nap or anything like that. But, yeah, I'm glad we could get through that and play. So I hope that was not what you wanted, but what you needed.  

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Man. Could you think you can teach this skill to other people?   Maybe. I don't know. Never say never. But Mhmm. I I do think it is a certain gift you're born with. It it's really incredible. You know, I've known about this for a long time. I'm a little angry at, Joe Rogan and Terrence Howard for for stealing stealing our ideas. Mhmm. As of, of course, we've had a plan to demonstrate this to everyone for a long time. But, hey, everything happens for a reason. And now they all know that you are able to identify elements of the periodic table just through   their vibration. Mhmm. Fantastic.  

The study of,   vibration   and frequency   and sound and their effects is called kymatics.   You know, have you ever seen these experiments done where somebody puts, like, cornstarch   on a light table?   You know, like, one of those tables with lights underneath, and then they hit a tuning fork. And they hit that tuning fork, and the sand or the cornstarch starts to arrange itself in a certain pattern. Mhmm. And each one of these frequencies has a different shape. So quite often, it'll be some   shape that is similar to like a turtle shell. Look exactly like a turtle shell. 440 hertz. Boom.  

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Goes to a turtle shell. Yep. That's called kymatics. It's pretty amazing.  

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There are these people that believe, and and why not believe it, that there are certain healing frequencies   out there. You know, I have these, like, solfeggio   frequencies. Like, there's these 9 electromagnetic   tones   that if you play, they have certain effects upon you.   Reduce stress.   Some tones can make you angry. Some tones have healing properties. Some tones get you more in tune with your your chakra.   They can enable you to become more in tune with the Earth's   frequency.   And there's this theory out there   that   in the early 1900,   you know, like the Rockefellers   standardized   tuning, and everything was standardized to 440 hertz,   and that they took something away from   humanity. You know, like, the pleasant tones that monks would play on on those, like, bowls,   you know, or church bells   or Gregorian   chants,   that those all had healing effects on human beings. And no longer? And no longer. Yeah. It was a 1953. I took a note here. 1953, they standardized the middle a at 440   Hertz.  

It sounds like the the Rockefellers behind it, globalists.   Probably. And that and that 4 tuning to 438   Hertz is considered more natural   or 432  

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Hertz, which is known as Verdi's a. I wish I had something clever to say about this. I don't know.   All I know is most of the weird shit that we've changed over time has made the world worse. So  

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my gut tells me there might be something in this. There was a I I know you've heard this one before. I watched YouTube video years ago, and it was titled, where are all the bells? I've not seen that one. And I think the thumbnail for it was   like a a picture of somebody melting down a bunch of bells. Now I don't know if this was a World War 2 thing. Like, I'll go around the churches and and and get all the the bells or whatever. One thing we need we need more, shell casings for to to fight the Nazis or the Germans. Mhmm. But ever since then, we haven't had bells. And I used to like that even when I lived across the street from a a large church in a place called Polish Hill in in Pittsburgh. And the bells would wake you up in the morning.   They were so loud. There was no avoiding it. So I don't know if there's an issue  

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with too many people complaining for noise ordinances or bells. I doubt it because we have them here still. Still? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Like, actually, one of my really close mates,   his house is   literally   next to the bell of this church. It's so fucking loud. And so I think it's like every hour it goes off.   And it's actually really fucking annoying. Like, it would wind me right up. So it wouldn't wouldn't surprise me if people were like, fuck this, melt them down, build a gun, I'll shoot myself in the head. But whatever size gun you myself in the head.   But whatever size gun you want with these bells. Yeah. Yeah. So that wouldn't surprise me. But it also wouldn't be surprised if it was some Rockefeller,  

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like, in weird shit where they're like, oh, this is actually good. It actually heals people. They've done it for 1000 of years. Let's fuck that up then. Mhmm. It would say, like, the 440 hertz induces aggression and emotional distress. So you, of course, you want the people all riled up. That way, they're more easily controlled. Of course, you do. Yeah. That would make sense. It certainly seems like people are a bit more riled up these days. We'll talk about mental health in the Bitcoin space later on in the episode and and how to channel our anger. Before we move on from this, Baseload   is is,   he's a musician.  

I mean, he's like a real deal music. He can play drums, and then he can pick up guitar and play guitar. And he's just one of these these savants, like, kind of how you are with with,   the frequency vibration   of, different elements. And he always says, if only we can tune ASICS   in a way where they become musical,   like you would tune, like, an orchestra. This section of fans, the the fans are going to move at this frequency, and even the frequency within the cards. Perhaps we can do something with a ASICs, whatever on the audible frequencies   or the frequencies   that that the chips are clocking back and forth that create some kind of harmony. So perhaps through this distributed network of of ASICs that we can bring back   these Solfeggio frequencies or this this Schumann's resonance  

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that is the natural harmony of the Earth. That's really not maybe it's tuned back to 4:30,   and that's what you have in all these little towns, little villages.   There's pleb miners in there. They're mining. It's the heart of the home, and it's also giving off frequency. And you get rid of all that anger   and replace it with love. It's what Bitcoin's all about, man.  

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I love it, man. I absolutely love that. Totally do. You know these different frequencies, they're associated with something.   So I've downloaded a couple of these frequencies, 3 of them. This first one here is 639   hertz,   and this is supposed to be pure positive love. So let's see if we can play this for the audience. See how we feel afterwards.  

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Play again?   Sure.   That's nice.  

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I feel it.   Hey, man. I love you. I love you too. This one is 852   Hertz. Helps you let go of fear.  

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Maybe. I got I got a bit of anxiety listening to that, if I'm honest.   Mhmm. Do you feel like you let go of fear? I did.  

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I did feel like I let go of fear. Maybe I'm  

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a a a hurts off on this. I felt like my chest got all tight there, and I got all a little bit anxious. Try it again. Just see if it happens again. Sure. Mhmm.   Yeah. No. I don't like that.  

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Okay. Very well. May well, maybe you're meant to be fearful.   You know what probably is? You probably never had fear to begin with. So what what are you letting go of? Like a fearless lion. Yeah. That's you. That's how I see you.  

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Yeah.  

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That's how I see you in my 3rd eye. I don't wanna hear about your 3rd eye screen. That's different. That doesn't mean the same thing. Different different than the 3rd eye. Yeah. Yeah. It's an eye.   I see the world. Well, I like that, actually. Yeah. Yeah.  

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I genuinely felt like I had, like, tingles running backwards through my head there, like, from my eyes backwards. Do it again.   Oh,   that's definitely doing something.   Mhmm. Yeah. Are you feeling the same? What do you feel about that? Absolutely  

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feel the same thing. I I I think I can see the world in a in a different way, perhaps on a different plane. I think if I just I played this long enough, I could do some astral projection. That's really cool. Oh, bit off topic. But Sure. Astral projection  

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thing. Do you ever read that weird CIA   released document about   projection? And I can't remember what it was what it was called. Someone sent it it to me a while ago that's like   a document that's available to the public now. Mhmm. And then remote viewing and all this.  

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And I was like I think I watched a little snip tidbit,   YouTube video on it, but I did not read the doc the document. No. It was quite interesting. I didn't really understand it, but,  

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supposedly, they can sort of go into someone else's head and vision and see what they're seeing. I don't think they wanna go in your head. Fucking   certainly not.   Certainly not. They've probably been there and thought never again. Close that door. Lock it away. Throw it. Please. Please close it. It's disturbing me terribly.   I like things like that, though. I like to think, oh, is this stuff real? Like, is it possible?   And I lean towards yes. I lean towards yes. These things are possible. But then because it's released   documents, it makes me think no.  

Because even released documents, I believe, are not actually the truth. They're actually there to throw us off because it's like No. It's just like, oh, no. You got us this time. We're gonna be honest. Tell you the truth. Yeah. Of course you are. I don't believe it. I've got one more tone that I want to play for you.   Oh, okay. Are you ready?   Listen closely. You're not gonna start, Hamlet.  

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I tricked you.   It's DMX.   It's time to stop,   drop,   and boost.   If you appreciate the fact that we have played these   calming tones or one that opens up your 3rd eye,   well, open up your phone, hit that boost button, and   send us a couple boosts. Maybe we'll play more tones for you, open up more things. Perhaps there's a tone for wealth.   I think the tone for wealth is DMX   Roughriders' anthem. Mhmm.   Certainly is. Other ways to support the show. You can buy gear   directly from Ungovernable Misfits. It's summertime. It's getting hot. What do your t shirts look like? Probably look like shit.   And you want to wear them around the house or while you're doing chores or working outside. And then your wife says, hey. I want to go out with you tonight. I want you to dress nice. And you're like, I'm not getting out of a button up shirt. I'm not doing that. But, hey, I could get on my Iron and the Goverment Misfits shirt   and look pretty damn slick in a t shirt, I must say. Big skull on the back. Mhmm. Let everybody know you're a pleb minor. Exactly.  



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We have a new design coming out as well. Oh, tell me all about it. Can't say too much other than much more summery,   more colorful,   a little bit more fun, and a little bit more around current events.   And it is, I think, being printed as we speak to be released Fantastic.   Very soon. It's very cool. I'm gonna order 1 myself. I can't wait to represent.  

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I'll be going to disrupt. Maybe I will,   order that one and be rocking it at disrupt.  

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Yeah.   It has a skull on it. I'll say that as well.  

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Oh, very cool. Very excited. Yes. Now besides buying clothing, you can go over to Ungovernable   Misfits and view our art offerings by   Mr. Crown and   Max Spit by Bittenstein,   who has 3 offerings   of one of a kind   fine  

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art. Can confirm.   If you are looking to buy any of the 1 of 1 art, please do reach out to me, and I can let you know on the shipping. But it really isn't actually as bad as I thought it was gonna be, so just ask.  

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Next up on PMM,   we have pleb mental health.  

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That's just a p and an m. Maybe somebody else can think of the 3rd m. You know, Max? Pleb mental   mindset.  

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Oh, very good. Should've asked you before we recorded.   Up next on Ungovernable Misfits   PMM, we have pleb mental   mindset and more often Plebs mentally malfunctioning.   Ain't that shit?  

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Mental meltdowns.   Mhmm.  

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Mhmm. I have witnessed Let's goaning myrtles.  

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You.  

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That's it now from me. Oh, sorry. I'll let you I'm so mad at you. I'm so fucking mad at you right now, you fucking piece of shit.   You really pissed me off. I mean, I started to talk, and then you interrupted me a couple times by saying some dumbass bullshit, like plebs and mental myrtles.   Doesn't even make sense.   In my life,   Max, and, you know, I'm not I'm not a young chap, not an old man.   Middle aged, a little past middle aged. I have done a lot of things in my life. I've never,   in my entire life, experienced   more   emotionally delicate men than I have   in the Bitcoin space. And I don't mean to be rude when when I say that. Sometimes when I I put the phone down or get off of Twitter or or stop interacting for the day, I'll look at Sarah, and I'll tell her the stories about the way people reacted to certain things in his face. She's like, oh my god. Mhmm. I don't know how you do it. Here's the thing. I don't know why you do it. And then sometimes I think I don't know why I do it either. Mhmm. It's not the majority. It it isn't, but it's so prevalent in the space that that it is troublesome to me. Have you noticed the same thing? Oh, yeah.  



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Yeah. You probably noticed I keep my circle small of people I actually interact with, and that is just envy you for   it. It is just from years of   seeing it. And, you know, like, before getting involved in Bitcoin,   I worked in quite a corporate y   world where I had to deal with fucking   HR and bullshit and whinging nurses and   fucking just all the all the bitching and whining and gossip   and and disciplinaries   and fucking bullshit, and I hated it. Mhmm. And then I thought, ah, this Bitcoin thing, this is a bunch of rebels. This is a bunch of, like, ungovernable misfits who do what they want, and they have this money that they can spend how they want. They like freedom, and they're not little bitches.   I like this, so I'm gonna drop everything else I'm doing. I'm gonna do this because this is cool. I like it. Unfortunately,   that seems to be a very small percentage of the people who surround themselves   or we we are surrounded by   very dull. It's very annoying.  

Mhmm. I don't want to be dealing with that sort of shit. Yeah. I don't know what more to say than that, but I have certainly seen an uptick   recently,   and   it needs to fuck off. Maybe, like, go over to Ethereum. If you're if you're really sensitive,   go over to Ethereum. Go and deal with those people. Go and do some other I don't know. Do some AI on the blockchain and do something else. Don't fuck around with freedom money. It's not for   you. What?  

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So,  

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okay. That's fine. It's not fine. Stop fucking whinging and being little bitches. It's very annoying.  

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Don't wanna deal with that. Is it a sigh up? Is some frequency being pumped out on our phones from from Twitter, from these socials that we interact with   that is causing to everybody to be all up in arms and get so easily offended by everything?  

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I don't know. But as I spoke to Diverter about this on the last episode with him, the last confab one. We were talking about   kind of how would you infiltrate  

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Mhmm. You were. Yeah. Bitcoin world  

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and   start to throw   silly ideas   or scraps   to them where they'll fight over them and then ignore   the stuff that actually matters.   And it seems to be quite   easy to do,   and it seems to be playing out. And you can sort of see patterns where it's like, something actually really important is happening. And then there's, like, some fucking stupid bullshit that happens immediately afterwards, and everyone just, like, snuffles around that and ignores the things that really matter. And you can quite easily just   push things off course   by doing this. And it's very simple to, like, plant a few people   who are allowed   into the mix.  

And people seem to   find it more interesting   and entertaining to either attack people   or try and protect their little bubble of people   than to actually care about what really matters. So, I mean, a a perfect example of that. Not that it's not quite funny, but the, the whole breed, love thing at the moment is like Mhmm. You I think it's you who said this. It was like, if you could just spend 1% of the energy   that you're spending talking about fucking bum bum checks and you focus that energy on what's happening with samurai,   which actually matters,   we'd be in a much better place. But it is definitely a  

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it feels kind of syoff y. That's what it feels like. It it does. Yeah. And that's, you know, our previous episode. That's why I wrote that piece, don't be a pig.   It's the the similar mindset   too and similar behavior.   What do pigs do? I mean, you throw some scraps in there, and they'll almost tear each other apart to get them. Mhmm. Don't be a pig. Be a pleb. Don't be a pig or a bitch.   Before we move on out of this, Sara had has started a job a few months ago, and it's a lot of calling   And,   so she'll call people,   you know, at their home and and offer this this service or product.  

And so many of them   will say, if it's a man,   they'll say, oh, I have to ask my wife. And this particular decision, I'm not gonna tell you give you details of of what it is, is definitely something that a man decides   for the household. This isn't a sexist thing either. I mean, if you knew what it was, women that listen to the show, you know, warm orange tart, Hashladdet   Mhmm. Body's wife Mhmm. And the statistics, babe, the 4 women that listen to the show. This isn't a sexist thing. This is definitely something, that a man would make that decision on. Okay. And then the number of guys that say, I have to ask my wife. Yeah. Yeah. Thank you so much for calling, but I'm gonna have to talk to my wife about this. Yeah. But I see the discussion on her face. It's a classic weasel move to to allow more time and not be put into a box. People used to do that when I'd sell cars. They'd be like, oh, yeah, I really like the car. Yeah. So it ticks every box I'm looking for.  

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And they'd always, like, laugh, noticing.   Oh, got gotta speak to the boss.   The old ball and train.  

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I'll be like,  

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you fucking cunt.   You fucking weasel. Can't you make a decision by yourself, you bitch?   Really used to annoy me. And then I'd slap them up. I tie them up and put them on the back of the car. I pulled these low for it. I set it alive.   Hey. Hey. What's up? What? No. No. No. I didn't do that. I didn't do that. I didn't do that. Like, it's just what I thought of. It's what I thought of. Goodness. You need the upcoming Charles Muriel, Charles Francois Bienvenu Muriel article. I'll tell you what focusing your anger. I'll tell you what I need is let's go back to   where is it?  

Can you play me   963,  

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please? Mhmm. Sure. Sure.  

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Yeah. That's nice. I'm sorry. I let myself down there. I let my, my intrusive thoughts  

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come through. I think for you, 963   is the equivalent of a squirt bottle to a cat.   Fuck this. Fuck all fuck all these motherfuckers. Fuck all these bitches. Just fucking buy it.  

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Okay. Alright. Fine. Fine.   I'll just clear up. I didn't burn anyone alive for not making a decision, but it is just annoying. It's it's very annoying. He saved him just in time.  

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To my last message on this topic is all of you men,   listen to the sound of my voice.   Take a deep breath in.   Breathe it out.   Concentrate on these calm tones and frequencies.   And stop   being a little bitch.  

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Hey. You know who's not a little bitch? Before before we find out who's not a little bitch, can I just make an observation on that? Yeah. I think and correct me if I'm wrong Mhmm. I think that now,   because men   are not   generally   in the same position that they were 20 years ago, 3 years ago, 4 years ago.   Most,   certainly in England, most   families are dual income.   Most families, you have both working,   both kind of roughly sharing responsibilities in the household.  

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Mhmm.  

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Less savings,   less structure, less time.   And so   I think that that, like, masculine frame of being able to be in a comfortable position where you go, I'm comfortable in my thoughts and my decisions and actions, and I've had time to go through it and think about it. I have some savings. I can make decisions not based on what we have to do, but what is best long term.   Mhmm. And I'm guiding this family.   I think that for the majority of people, it's I'm just holding on like that kitten poster. They're just holding on.  

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Yep. A gift we often send to each other.  

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Yeah.   And they're one bad decision,   one misstep   away from serious fucking problems.   And so they don't then have that confidence,   and they don't necessarily want to be the one that makes a decision because you're only one decision away from decision away from annihilation.   And so then if you're the one to make that decision, everything is your fault. And if you're a man and everything's your fault and you let the family down financially, nobody wants to fucking give a shit about you anymore. Like, you'll be thrown on the dumpster. The family moves on. And so it is different, and I   think   a lot of it does come down to that. And I'm not saying that's right. You still need to man up and just Mhmm. You know, you still need to do what you have to do even if it is harder, but I do think that's a lot of it. Comes down to, like, oh, well, let let's have a conversation about this so that we share the responsibility in case it goes wrong because I'm too scared to be the one that makes the decision that's wrong. So I think some of it's that.  



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To all of you   and what caused anxiety by Max's   diatribe,   listen to the sound of my voice and this healing frequency.   Breathe in   and breathe out all the stress that Max bit by bit has just caused you.   Drecking that's stressful? You're not making it any better. Okay. Alright. I don't reckon it's stressful. It's the way I live my life.   These people are beyond rehabilitation sometimes, I think. You play all the frequencies you want. But if your first thought is, you know, have to ask for permission,   or let me take some of this burden of making the decision off of myself because time's tough. Mhmm. And I'm gonna cop out and ask a wife and put it on her shoulders. Mhmm. I'm not saying it's right. I'm just saying the tones in the world that can help you. No. Yeah. No. I didn't get that impression that you thought it was right. But I'd that is the feeling that I get, and I do think that a lot of people crave  

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being in control and being able to make these decisions definitely   true.   I remember people saying that to me when I was younger. It's like the the fire people are close definitely true. I remember people saying that to me when I was younger. It's like the the 5 people that are closest to you that surround yourself, you you become them and they become you. It's fucking true. I I tell my daughters that all the time. You you become what you consume. You know, they'll they'll play a song which I find questionable on there, and they're like, oh, dad. Everybody listens to this song. Sweetheart, you become what you consume. Mhmm. It's true. And and so if you're surrounded you know, the average guy, he's kind of like feeding   himself soy and fucking   whatever seed oil shit. Mhmm. And then he's like, doesn't get enough sleep. He's watching TV most way through the night and, like, just watching shitty   soap opera shit because everyone else in the office is watching it. And they're not really doing anything physical,   and   everyone else that they're surrounding themselves most of the time is, like, in that office culture, bitchy   office culture.  

Mhmm. And it's just you become   like that. And I think that's that's, like, the big difference. And so that's probably another tip is, like, if you are a whiny little bitch, listen to these sounds that we're putting out, and then also, like, find people that you respect and go Yeah. Fuck. I wanna be like that. That person's awesome. Like, I like look at where their life is and then spend some more time around them. If they want to spend time around you, which they probably don't if you're a whining little bitch, they work in his car.  

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Know who I'd like to spend more time around?  

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Me?  

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Our sponsor, Altair.  

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Oh, yeah. Who wouldn't?  

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I'll tear as a person.   I do like spending time around and I like texting back and forth   with him about all kinds of different stuff. That's a, it's a deep well, not just of Bitcoin mining knowledge, but Bitcoin knowledge   and knowledge in general. He he's he's a neat guy and a hard worker and does all these little tiny things that I don't think any other Bitcoin mining gear shop does, All the innovations,   the inventions that that he makes and designs within the shop, the Urlacher, the BitChimney,   and the t 21 build. In the previous episode, I spoke about the t 21 build. Why am I talking about it so much on our mesh to del show? Because   it is you know, we think mining is a sovereignty tool, especially if you're doing it right.  

Since mining is a sovereignty tool, our miners are also a sovereignty tool, and you wanna be able to spend the least amount of money on a good miner as you possibly can.   The difference   between an S 21   and a T 21 price wise   is about $600   You know, T 21 comes in, in 3 different   ratings. I think it's like 200,   let me just cheat here. 200, 195,   and 188.   And they range in price from   $7,700   to $4,200   for an Antminer s 21.   With the t 20 ones,   Altair   is giving you a product that's 19 joules per terahash when the s 21 is 17a half, and it hashes at a 170   terahash.  

And he sells them for $3,239.   He builds these things. He modifies them for you and then ships them off. What a guy. I think so. He's pretty pretty masculine. He doesn't need to listen to these sounds, I don't think. No. I don't think so. The only thing that he needs to listen to is  

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that's it. Then he's happy. He's buying a car from me, I'd say. What do you think? You're gonna go ahead with the sale? And he'd go, either, yes. I decide to go ahead with the sale,   or no. I don't want to. Not because of my wife or the dog or what the weather's doing. Because I don't like you or I don't have the car. Now fuck off, and you just walk away. Mhmm. I wouldn't have any more time to spend with you. I've got other things to do, like building miners and building shit for Bitcoin. Bye bye. If he only knew what a bullet he dodged as well.  

[00:56:14] Unknown:

Well, he would know. That's the thing. He would know. Oh, yeah. I guess so.   Next, we have up on PMM,   Parenting,   Mentorship,   and Memory.   This is a short one, and it stems   from back in plebminer month days. We wanted to have a couple episode where the kids are featured Barn Miner and his daughter recorded an episode where they went over different aspects of mining and terminology and technical stuff, and she defined some things, and it was a really sweet conversation.   My oldest and I had some, some interaction that we had planned out that we were gonna record. Blood Miner Month got away from us. Part of that was   girl number 2 interviewed Max bit by bit and asked him a bunch of cute questions,   but that audio was freaking awful. It was really delayed. Neither of you could hear each other. I I don't know why, But, Max, she has been bugging me ever since   to get another interview  

[00:57:13] Unknown:

with you. Wow. I feel privileged.  

[00:57:15] Unknown:

Well, I'd like to bring I'd like to bring her in here. What now? No. She's not gonna interview now. I'd like to bring her in here so she can ask you for another interview. So I'm prepping you for this.   Okay.   Alright. Hold on. I'm gonna yell her name real loud, so I'm gonna put on mute.   Alright.   I yelled her name, and she's coming in here right now.   Hello, number 2 child.   Hi. Okay. I'm gonna give you the headset so you can ask Max your question that you want to ask him. Alright?  

[00:57:47] Unknown:

Hi, Max. I was wondering   if we could do   your interview again.  

[00:57:53] Unknown:

I would love to do the interview again. Okay. It was my favorite interview I've done so far. When can we do it? I know you've got a busy schedule. Can you look at your diary, and you can let me know maybe later today?   Okay.   Okay. I don't wanna keep you from all your busy stuff, but I'd love to do it. Okay. Thank you. Okay. Can you do me a favor before you go? Yeah. Can you just look after your dad? He's a gentle soul.   He needs a bit of a cuddle. Could you give him a hug? Uh-huh.   Okay. Alright. Thanks very much. Speak to you soon.  

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Bye.  

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Wish she was very excited. Did you let her down easy?  

[00:58:31] Unknown:

I said, oh, I'll see what I could do. I don't know. Don't know if I can be bothered.  

[00:58:34] Unknown:

I can't be bothered.   That was very good number 2 child. Yeah. She's bags the interview.   Definitely. Oh, she oh, she got it. Put you on the schedule. 100%. Oh, man. I wasn't expecting that. Best interviews I've done. Got to know the real you. Mhmm.   When you have kids, isn't it hard to get mad and angry   at a lot of the bullshit? No. Not that they do.   Oh. That happens in the world. Oh, okay. I thought you meant what they do. I I Oh, no. No. No. That's very easy to get mad at everything that they do. It's extremely annoying. Yeah. I,  

[00:59:07] Unknown:

I told you earlier, I got thrown up in the face 3 times last night. You sure? Yeah. That was annoying. I'll be honest. I was annoyed. But then at the same time, I was like,   oh, but you're sick, and bless you. You're all small and cute   and sort of a bit like me, but much better in every way. And   I'm just gonna give you a cuddle.   But inside, you're you're quite annoyed that you've changed bedsheets 3 times and that you now stink of a stank of curdled milk   and   salmon. That's what I love. It's really nice.  

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I have a cologne in that flavor.  

[00:59:41] Unknown:

But you mean the outside world? Love it.   Yes. I mean the outside world. Pussy.  

[00:59:46] Unknown:

Yeah. That's right. Of course, I mean the outside world. There's no perspective for some of these people. Mhmm. They get all angry and and flare up and upset about things.   It's like, Yeah.   I I live with 4 women.   I'm always doing something wrong.   24 hours within a day, I'm doing something wrong to somebody.   Yeah. That sounds cool. Absolutely numb to it. I think,  

[01:00:11] Unknown:

it's perspective as well. Like,   I've noticed and this is no knock on, like, some people haven't had kids or couldn't have kids or anything like that. Like, there's there's no knock on them. But some people that I work with and spend time with who are older   and don't have kids and never had children,   like people who are in their late forties, fifties,   early sixties.   And these men are like   man children.   Mhmm. Like, sometimes   sometimes I go into work, and I'm like   literally had, like, 2 hours sleep. I'm fucked. And, like, just had a just done so much shit in the day and dealt with the kids and done all the stuff. And then I get there, and they're like, I'm so   tired.  

I'm like, oh, really? What what did you do yesterday? Not much. I just I watched the whole series of this thing.   Some shit TV. I stayed up and had a few beers and that. Alright. Alright.   Yeah. I'm knackered. Oh, I just want to stay in bed. You know what I mean? Just can't be arsed. I'm like, okay. And like nothing they say has any sort of like fucking   it's just, like, so boring and childlike, and they have no responsibilities   and no like, what are you doing on the weekend? Yeah. I might go and ride my bike. I'm just like, oh, just   You know what? I can't even explain it. I'm just like,   you have no fucking idea   how different   life is. And the only thing, like, the only thing they have to do is look after themselves, and they can't even do that. There is definitely a change once you have family. And the things that would be a hardship or   you would maybe whinge about are just so low on your priority or or your worries. Cause you're like, yeah, we talk about it. It's like sometimes some shit pops off on Twitter or one of the groups or something like that. And everyone's like,   like, fucking going mental about it and exchanging all these different, like, aggressions towards each other and just, like, going mad about something so, like, menial. And I look at it and I'm like, I literally couldn't care less. I would go and, like, get my kid ready or, like, there's just shit that you do as a dad. It's just like, I don't I just couldn't care less. So   I think, yeah, if everything in life revolves just around you Oh, yeah. You're a different person to when nothing   in life revolves around you. The only time that revolves around me, my little me time, as you know, is just shitting myself. Like,   having the time   to go to the toilet   for 5 minutes. Sometimes I really treat myself, and I go, oh, a bit of me time. I'm gonna be here for 10 minutes. I shit myself. Woah. Yeah. And and Thank you, boy. Spend a bit of time, like, have a few thoughts. I might send a message back and forth to a few people, catch up with some things. But other than that's my time, and then there's no other time. Everything else is for everyone else. And so that's the difference. It it changes you. I'm looking at our next ad read, and and I wanna do an extra one for for Lake Satoshi because it's coming up close. Okay. And as everyone heard on the previous episode, the previous week, which we have yet to pick the winner of 2 tickets to lake satoshi given to us by Bubba. If you whoever got closest to how many miles he and his wife have driven their team drivers  

[01:03:23] Unknown:

that week, you'll be given 2 tickets to Lake Satoshi.   But I'm thinking about Bubba, like Bubba doesn't have kids. And I know in my interactions with him before, I'll say something about kids and I'll say, Oh, you know, I never had kids. But he never ended up being one of these people that are all soft in life and weren't hardened by having kids or dealing with those hardships. I'd like to ask, you know, his advice for what people who don't have kids are   No. Nobody wants to be that that person, but Bubba isn't that person. He's a very neat guy. You know, moves to the Philippines and moves back in the desert, tinkers with   his dune buggy and stuff. Like, he's   a very neat guy. So not having kids didn't seem to negatively affect him. And I almost think, like, Bubba's gonna say, well, you know, I was a partying rock star until I was, you know, in my forties. Mhmm. So I I think that that keeps you masculine in in a way. Yeah. Seen the seen the world. Seen things.  



[01:04:25] Unknown:

Yeah. And some of it just comes from   who you spend time around, or it's just, like, internal. Not everyone   becomes like that. It's just Yeah. You got it or you don't. Or having any adverse, like, adversary in your life. Like, having kids is very hard. It's very, very hard to deal with, but there's other things that are very, very hard to deal with. And if you get through those and you   and you manage them and you make the best out of those situations,   then that can do the same thing.   But it's   like, if life's just on easy mode all the time and the hardest thing that you have to deal with is, like, your favorite TV show just got canceled, and you're gonna go read it and write a rant story about it. Or some complete nim you've never met and never will on Twitter doesn't like an idea that you've said that you're gonna fucking cry about it. Like, if that's the hardest thing you've dealt with, then that's the hardest thing you've dealt with, and you're gonna find that really hard. If you've been to war   or you've had kids or you've gone through a really, really tough time in life in whatever way, and you get out the other side,   then you've grown. You're gonna be tougher. I don't have anything to say.  



[01:05:35] Unknown:

Just ranting. I like your rants. Yeah. Yeah. I don't have anything to say. I say that work really fucking annoys me. Yeah. It sure sounds like it. Yeah. But I come back every day. Like, a man child. I come back every day. For some people, there's nothing you can do. Even people that have been through hardships and troubles and strife and put so much, you know, work into this world, they still some people are just still touched and fucked up, and there's no amount of anything that you can do for them. Yeah.   And just be careful not to get sucked into their black hole.  

What a glass case of emotion.   Well, back to Bubba and back to Lake Satoshi. Bubba is a team driver, and he travels all over the United States, and he has been nice enough to give away some tickets to the Lake Satoshi event, our last episode   of Ungovernable Misfits action news,   episode 5. We instructed everyone to take a guess as to how many miles Bubba and his lady have driven on the wide open roads of the American west. And depending on how close you got, you will be given 2 free tickets to the Lake Satoshi event. Lake Satoshi Ben, I'm just gonna say this, even though he hasn't verified it for me, will give you a discount on some Lake Satoshi gear to whoever gets 2nd place. So we'll just gonna extend that over to week number 2. We are once again giving away 2 tickets to the Lake Satoshi   event   to the 1st place winner who guesses the mileage that Bubba and his lady are driving, and we will be giving a slight discount for some Lake Satoshi clothing on the Lake Satoshi store to the 2nd place winner.  

What's your guess this time?  

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2,100   miles.  

[01:07:12] Unknown:

Very well then. Noted. Zach, sorry. Bubba is going to keep accurate records.   I think it would upset him if he got something wrong in the his mileage.  

[01:07:22] Unknown:

2,100   Bubba. If you're approaching that, pull over.   Right now, just don't deliver the load. Don't even bother Bubba. Yeah. Go and revert. That's how it works, isn't it? If you go if you drive backwards in, unclocks the miles. Like Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Mhmm. So don't have it there, mate. 21100.  

[01:07:40] Unknown:

Noted. If you don't win this, so what? Still get your ass over to Lake Satoshi, August 10th for the it's a non PodConf approved   gathering. I can tell you that. I bet PodConf   hates Lake Satoshi.   It's a threat to their business model. It certainly is. The anti   Podkompf   get together Lake Satoshi.  

[01:08:00] Unknown:

Fucking Podkompf.  

[01:08:01] Unknown:

Take their money, though. Right? Oh, yeah. And to close this episode of PMM,   as always,   we have our staff writer,   Charles,   Francois,   with another piece called channeling anger,   live by truth. This is a long one. I'm only going to give it a teaser.   If you want to listen to the entire piece,   just wait a couple days.   We'll drop it. Or That's fine. You can go to thank you very much, Peter. You can go to Ungovernable Misfits dotcom under Writings, Misfit Rants, and you will find all of Charles Francois Bienvenu Milhael's articles.   And if you'd like to,   read them in order,   because they all relate to each other. He has put a lot of thought into these articles.  

This one starts. The Soviet Union was beginning to unravel when Alexander Schultz and Eatsen wrote his 1974   essay, Live Not by Lies.   In 2024, as I write this, there is a new totalitarian   consciousness sweeping through the ruling class of the Western world, which once stood as the bastion of freedom against the Soviet mind virus, While Schultz and its citizens was attempting to embolden individuals who lived their entire lives in a real life Orwellian nightmare, today I am trying to embolden individuals who are living in what is developing as a horrific Orwellian nightmare.   It is not too late to stop what is happening, but the only way to be successful is to defy their authority and tell them the truth. Rock bottom is when you decide to stop digging.  

The entire premise of the totalitarian   ruling class appearance of legitimacy is building a society on lies.   That is why they need to control the academia,   media, and even the clergy. In 2020, there was a reason the churches were closed.   Any dissident opinions   or communities posed a grave threat to the plans of the controllers.   The Soviet Union enforced their totalitarian actions through violent and strict policies against their dissenters. In Western democracies, the elimination of dissident voices is more subtle yet highly effective. Individuals are deplatformed, de banked, debunked, and then quietly   delifed. There is a common saying many mothers ask their kids, which is, if everyone else was jumping off a bridge, would you do it too?  

Another variation often used is, if someone told you to jump off a bridge, would you do it?   One focuses on peer pressures, and the other on authority figures. In both scenarios, the mother is trying to prompt the child to critically think about their situation.   This is contrary to what kids learn in government run schools.   In the world of academia, following peer pressure and blind appeal to authority are taught as guiding principles to survive   and be successful.   Outside of academia, those strategies could prove to be deadly.   Hopefully, in reading this, you have enough self respect   to get a bit angry.  

The conditions we find ourself in are not natural, not acceptable, and if allowed to run their course, will end in disaster.   We're taught anger is bad, unacceptable, and even dangerous.   Anger is disruptive,   and we get angry when we need to be disruptive.   Anger is a defense emotion, which is natural and healthy when we allow ourselves to express it properly. If someone is hurting you or someone you love,   the responsible emotion is to feel   anger.   And Charles Francois Bienvenu,   Myriel   goes on in this article to describe different scenarios of anger and how to channel them in a proper manner, effective manner.   So head on over to ungovernable misfits.com   under writings, misfit rants, and read the rest of the article, or simply wait.  

If you like to have things read to you, I will read you the entire article in a separate episode.  

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Read us a story.  

[01:11:47] Unknown:

Read us a story about anger.  

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And that's it for this episode of Ungovertable Misfits   PMM.   We hope you enjoyed the   demonstration   of Max's freakish ability   Mhmm. To guess elements of the periodic table based on their their frequency, their vibration.   We hope that you aren't a, whiny little bitch who's going to get strapped to the top of a car and have diesel poured all over them and and and burnt up to a Into the boot of the car.  

[01:12:17] Unknown:

Oh, I thought it was on the top. No. No. No. No. Because then you'd see the body. You wanna put it in the boot. Yeah. I hope you're not like that either. And if you are, then there's hope for you yet because Bubba's gonna give some advice, and John's gonna give some advice. And I'll keep trying to give advice. And we'll try and turn you from a whining little bitch into a real man. And,   you can stop polluting our feed with bullshit and get on with what matters.   Thank you, John. I've enjoyed this.   We will   reconvene   a month from now. Thank you to everyone who's been boosting and supporting the show.  

As always, we really do appreciate it, and it is really helping get the word out there. The numbers are pretty crazy. A lot of new people, a lot of new listeners, and, we appreciate it.