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In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics including live streaming, Rockfin, and their favorite vegetables. They also talk about the importance of eating for your blood type and share personal experiences with different diets.

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There, then start a stream.  

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Yeah.   It started.  

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Where it started?  

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It said it said go live. It was very bossy, so I did it.  

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I'm Very good.  

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Very good.  

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What? It's,   Saturday, December 30th?  

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Thank you, honey. Yep. The changes are up.  

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Forgot the rock fins.  

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I will get to the rock fin.  

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Yeah. I can't   I gotta I gotta I need another instruction on how to do that.  

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How do we   surf over to Rockfins?  

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Where are we on Rockfin?  

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Not right now. Benjamin  

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Balderson. I'm coming. I'm doing it.  

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Benjamin Balderson. Oh, Odin's Alchemy on Rockfish. Yeah. Odin's  

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223.   What did you decide on   after you cried around, Alan Marcus?  

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We   w e apostrophe   d, urine   review,   Urinary view, 5 drunk rats,   no TV, 2024.  

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What the fuck did you just say?  

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Hashtag   wsw233weedurinereview5   drunkrats,   Not the 2024.  

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Yeah. 5 drunk rats.  

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I think the important part is just putting the number 233   in the title of this thing.   I had some big issues. Make sure that we are Okay.  

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And,   are we live?  

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I think so. Yeah. We're live. We're live.  

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Are we live?   On Saturday, December 30th at 9:0:4 PM CST. Yay.   What time is it Over there in Walla Walla. Today. Walla Walla.  

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7:0:4   PM  

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2023.  

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Still 2023.  

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Forgot what day it is Because I don't go by those. I think we're going on Rockfin.  

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Oh, good.   I see. I see a green thumbs up to The Rockfin.   Check our link here.   Continuing to YouTube.   I hear my voice.   Okay. Sounds good.  

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Good on the Rocklands?  

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Good on the rock fins.  

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The fins are rocking?  

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Throw up your rock Fist, if you're feeling this when I drop this,   that's the sound when the rock hits.   Does anyone remember that song? That hot track.  

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Rocking. Don't come a knocking.   Come on in.  

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Shit.   Yeah. That is a hot track.  

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I wanted to hear the, boosh, boosh, boosh, boosh, melody again.  

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Oh god.   That that was so great.  

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Oh,   it's cute. It's   cute.  

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We're gonna duet back there even.  

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It's not even our noise.  

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It's the it's the it's the noise that Brian that's how Brian describes when you throw hay out the back of the truck and it hits the ground, it goes boosh Douche.   And then that,   who are you?   And they and the girl's like, douche, douche,   douche.  

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I said, who   are you?   Boosh.   Boosh. Boosh.  

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Good. Glad that that was that was gonna be the official hey song, the hate throwing song.  

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Dang it. My chair is squeaky.  

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Squeaky chair gets  

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the gets the buttons on have to toss this one.  

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That's not gonna do.  

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Well, we're coming in hot into 2024.   That's a fact.   What a crazy year.  

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Sending up the notifications and Coming in hot. In the telegrams.   Anyone   else?   Sure. Spread the link far and wide. The URL to the Rockfin   To the YouTube stream.   Looks good.   And thank you for listening to Weaving Spiders.  

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Yeah. I listen every Saturday.  

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Thank you for coming   throughout the year and for joining us   for all of our festivities.  

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Be sure to give it a thumbs up, a like, and a subscribe.   I think that's what everyone has to say. Otherwise, it's not real. It's not a real livestream.   And we love you all. You live inside our minds. Weaving spiders welcome is recorded in front of a live studio audience every Saturday night. And if you're listening to the playback,   Well, consider joining us live on a Saturday night sometime.  

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It's really, really fun.   Never know what you're gonna hear or see.  

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Did you guys preview the intro,   Or do you not know what you're about to see?  

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You know, I don't wanna ruin the surprise.  

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Alright.  

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A little bit,   But I do like the  

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surprise. I'm ready ready to reveal the surprise.  

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They've been fired. They're not knowing who's on the same page.   It's our beards. Our beards are like  

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I was working on the   Spider web radar visual. It's like,   and it kinda spins around the spider web. So any visual image that you have of a spider's web, we will incorporate that into some kind of art in some way,  

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Whatever a spider web means to you. So Freddie Freddie Badger is sick tonight, but he would like to know   What elements we would like put into a song for the show?  

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1st, we need sex. 2nd, we need drugs. 3rd, we need rock and roll.  

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Well, it's a banjo folk type song. It'll probably be done in an Irish Did an Irish type tune. So blood, sweat, and tears?   Yeah. The alcohol, though, is probably fully in there.  

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Nice.  

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And this has been your year end review for 2023.  

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God, I just noticed we got a lot of subs. 948  

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as of right now. I was out I was out pushing last night. You know, I'm no good at that at at promoting, and I've actually been promoting on the last few interviews I've done. I've been Found on a few interviews, and the entire Spiders team   was over on Beth Martin's yesterday. For anybody that missed that,   go catch that.   And I've been actually doing pretty good about pimping the spiders.   And   Then Sean said he would,   he would   make 10 songs,   even silly ones, And record them if we get up   over a 1000 subs   before New Year's. So   I've been pushing it,   and anybody that would like to help   and then view Sean   And be highly entertained,   then please do   help us get to over a 1,000.  



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Yeah. Open up all your burner accounts   and subscribe.  

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All your friends and family accounts. Subscribe. Just be like, hey. Let me see your phone real quick. Open that YouTube app for this weaving spiders webs 26 was it 264?   We have a QR code. We should put that up. 2  

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Now I've forgotten it. Oh, man. What was that? Numbers. It's 4826.  

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Sean would have given me at least a week. I coulda went and and jumped on a Couple quick interviews,   but   on New Year's, New Year right before New Year's, he gay he gave us, like, 4 days. Like,  

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oh. We we've already gained,   14 since this photo was taken.  

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Oh, very good. Yeah. Very good. Numbers   are very  

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good. The power of my social media.  

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Well, if we're on Rockfin, we can we can play that intro video. It's about 12 minutes.  

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Yeah. We are. Didn't you say we're on it? I see it. It's confirmed.  

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On Rockfin.  

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Confirmed?  

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Confirmed. Confirmed?  

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Confirmed.  

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Confirm it. Confirmed like a Catholic on confirmation day?  

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No.  

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Sweet Jesus. No. Sweet Jesus. At all like that.  

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Just wanted to confirm the correct form of confirmation.  

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We are confirmed on Rockfin.  

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Okay. Good.   Because they need to see the, video introduction too. Let's let's put it up and play it then.   Oh, let's,   rewind that tape.  

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We need to wind that. Rewind that tape back to We'll see if we can we'll weave it in throughout the show. There   We'll see if we can we'll weave it in throughout the show.  

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Well, they just surfaced.   I think the music just cuts out like that,   Then we have to face the LEGO Centaur.  

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Well, I love facing LEGO Centaurs as long as my friends are with me.  

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Where was Steven? It's truly safe.  

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It's I assume that the Centaur was on our side.  

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Oh, this yeah. The center is on our side,   on the right side of history.   Just wanted to keep the art going.   So much art to look at.  

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I love looking at art.   Very cool.  

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I wish everybody,   a luck dragon year for 2024.   I think so.  

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Wow.   Cool.  

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It's just it's not a wood dragon.   It's more of an iridescent pearly luck dragon   for never ending   streams.  

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Oh, hold on.  

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Never earning streams. I was gonna bring up the John c Lilly books. Did we all read them in time?  

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I saw the movie.   It's a bit a bit rich.  

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Did you see the x rated film?  

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Lily on dolphins. I I can never unsee that.  

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I can never unsee that.  

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This man really,   Really loved   dolphins.  

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Oh, no.   Oh, no.   So disturbing.  

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We don't deserve it. I heard it.  

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Did you guys have, sausage for Christmas?  

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I I did not. Christy Christy had meatballs.   Oh. Icing meatballs.   Sweaty. Sweaty balls. They were they were Swedish, she said.  

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Oh, yeah. That's they they make the best meatballs, those Swedes.  

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They do.  

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After a full day of shopping at IKEA?   No. We did not shop at IKEA. That's isn't that where you get the Swedish meatballs?  

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No. Christy makes them  

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Homemade. Did we say the name of the show already for Saturday, December 30th,   23?  

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Weed,   urine, review,   5 drunk rats,   2020.  

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I guess, subtitle that,   Imagineering Scientific Miss   Mysticism   Through Injunctive Language.   Correct. I think we'll figure out what that means.   Probably by the end of the month. Drunk rats are definitely dead. Well, show them the junk wraps so they understand that part right away.  

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Yeah. I went in and I've been doing some work on the house because it's been raining real hard.   I've been doing some inside work,   and I went and,   sealed up Brian's room real well.   And so got,   went in there to go move the electrical, and I was moving my mead that was sitting there aging.   And they freaking   one of them buggers, they knocked the   The bung the bung right out of the bung hole, and then they they they apparently went in and,   there's about 5 of them in there.   One of them that's crazy. You could see his, like, eye all still open and reflecting.  

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Mousetrap.  

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Saturday. So that's the secret sauce recipe.   Just let those Yeah. Ferment inside of there.  

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You know, that's it it is murder mountain mead, so some some death should have been expected. So I'm probably gonna have to charge extra for those ones.  

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Are you working on a mouse utopia   experiment?  

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You know, I was. They got drunk and died.   That was mousey. That was 1. So I'm at I'm at universe 1 so far. So far, if they're provided with unlimited mead,   they get drunk and die.   No reproduction.  

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Well, yeah. I think that I could prove that happened,   when I went to Vegas.   I had some of your lead. I think I probably drank that whole bottle myself.  

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Everybody else had a bottle.   I had that party pretty good and rocking.  

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Oh, it was great. It was so so tasty. It went down with, like you couldn't even tell there was anything in it except for deliciousness.  

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Oh, dude. Wait wait till it's a year old. I got I still got probably about 20 gallons left and that are just sitting in age and Oh, so different. That's not including the one with the rats there. That's   that's for the apple Kaiser.   And, that that was gonna be that's gonna be vinegarized. I still got, like,   8 carboys left of it, but still that's, like, 6 and a half gallons, and that one has almost no lees in it. Really good.  

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Old Apple Kaiser is not getting any younger.  

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No.   Well, you want it to be nice and old. Then next year when I make my gut bomb,   It'll be out of apple kaiser from apples that I picked and everything else.   And so it'll be, apple kaiser that's turned into apple, vinegar. Instead, It'll be apple kaiser's vinegar instead of apple cider. And do you pair that with a Caesar salad?   Apparently, you pair it with rats. Rats.  

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That's where you eat your proteins.  

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And, actually,   Steve Mercer,   Freeman flies producer and our manager,   he   Does put my, gut bomb on his salads, and he calls it vinaigrette.   It's hilarious.  

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No regrets with vinaigrettes.  

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Yes.   So   I still got, like, I still got, like, 8 carboys left. So that's, like, 40 gallons or something like that.  

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Nice.   That'll be a fun weekend.  

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Right. Right.   Was last time.  

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Everybody get your drinking horns out.   Oh,   where did that find?  

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Right, might try a lacquat tonight, if that's okay with you. 0 calorie lacquat.   Lacquat.   Lacquat.   It's you you're supposed to make it sound like it's liquor,   saying LaCroix.  

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I think all of the cracks.  

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Sparkling water,  

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I guess. I don't know. I'm drinking some grilled birch.  

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Let's see. Carbonated water.   It's a little tangerine flavor to it.  

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With honey.   Oh,   delicious. Yeah. I'm I'm drinking coffee. We got hot,   ex espresso   coffee in my cup.   It's the best. Saturday night.   What are all you guys drinking in the chat?  

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Just drinking in the atmosphere.   I'm   still conducting the poll in our Telegram chat.   In 2024,   Do you plan to eat more potatoes, eat the same amount of potatoes, eat fewer potatoes, or will you not eat any potatoes?  

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Sorry. Alright. And then the potatoes, and then what color are you considering?   Man on eating.   I personally like purple potatoes.   Mhmm. Pink potatoes   and golden yellow potatoes. I like the red. Not a huge fan of white potatoes.  

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No, you guys. It's all about the purple potatoes.   Mhmm. I've got some Viking potatoes right here in my,   I groom in my garden. Oh, man. Mhmm. I I think I'm gonna put a whole section of potatoes next year   because they are good. Some little tiny Yeah.  

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Purple potato. Potatoes. It tastes like they're buttered already. They taste those weird. Yeah. And then the pink ones also, the little pink ones. Mhmm. But,   when you cut them up, they look like it looks like a hot Dog's been cut up because they're that right there. Cank and gruesome.   Yeah. It's weird. Why are there hot dogs in my food?  

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They're super,   like,  

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Tart, almost. The pink. Unless mine weren't weren't ripe or something, but I had some there's a few different. There's a red one and a pink one. The red the pink one is nice.  

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I the red one's a little tart. Yeah. It's the red ones. I was like, holy smokes. What is this? It's like candy, but it's Sour and it's a potato. Is that why they're reclassifying  

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the potato and the Nashville Potato Council   Exists and are not happy   about this change that could be coming to potatoes in 2024.   According to the US Department of Agriculture's   Economic Research Service, when Americans eat vegetables, they're mostly eating potatoes   And tomatoes.   In 2019, the average American downed almost £50   of potatoes   over the course of year of the year and around   £31 of tomatoes.   Tomatoes.  

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I don't like the tomatoes anymore.   It's hard to get   you have to get the old ones, the heirlooms.  

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Well, and I I don't do real well with nightshades, period.   I don't,   It was very interesting when   Christy when she started,   so she started having some real health problems. When her and I met, We were both vegetarians,   and she and she had been vegan and vegetarian,   vegan on and off.   And she started having real health problems   and real nutritional   problems.   And so she started doing the blood type diet, And she's an o blood type, so she started in o meat.   And,   when we were looking at that,   I'm naturally I'm an a blood type   and a positive, so I'm naturally a vegetarian.  

And naturally, I don't do well with nightshades.   There's Like, everything I don't particularly   like, it was like just a little list on that blood type diet. I was like, wow.   That's pretty crazy.  

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Yeah. It's pretty interesting.   Trying to find the,   image of it.   I don't know if you can see that.   I bloody well can see that. Can you bloody well see it?  

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See, and I don't completely agree with all of it, but a lot of it, like, it's fairly and then, you know, there's other factors besides this, obviously.   But   For the most part is like a base guideline.   I think this is fairly shockingly accurate.   I love cayenne pepper.   Stop. I'd say my gut bomb.  

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I crave the meat,   and I'm a I'm an a. No. I'm   I'm b positive.   That's right.  

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I have my blood   Cheese.   The at home kit and kinda see. Oh, cool.   Did you take it yet? Yeah. You can that's why you see there's 4 squares filled with the   The blood. The fluid.   Yeah. And then it's it's, a   positive.  

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You're a positive?  

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Mhmm.  

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Wow. And and  

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and what's that, babe? I wanna do those again too.  

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At okay. So and how do you   do you do better with vegetables or meat?  

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It's from Eldon Biologicals.   I ordered it online   for a little typing kit.  

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Yep. He's easy, fast. But I am as a positive.  

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Took this of on March 10th, So maybe I'll wait till March again and take the test again and see if I pass again.  

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You need a whole bunch of potatoes and tomatoes first. Right.  

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That would be very important. Just 3 solid months of potato tomato.  

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What and with all of those things even   because so much depends on the color because   When I think a lot of times when they do these things,   they only look at like,   you know, the commercially   available   Food. And like where I live in California, in Northern California,   it's a really well known area for having a whole lot of   Diverse,   organic   heirloom varieties.   And I can go to the I can go to the co op, and there's Five different colors of cauliflower. There's   10 different varieties of mushrooms. There's, you know, half a dozen different colors of bell peppers.   You, you know, things people have never even heard of.  

And so and so in eating those,   I found that like the red   things, if it's a red color, I don't do real well with it. Purples, I usually love.   Anything that's in the purple, whether it's a purple sweet potato,   purple cobb or the purple cauliflower,   actually, I'm not overly fond of.   That's that's one of my least favorite cauliflowers.   I like the yellow and the,   Green cauliflowers, the Romanesco, the one that looks like a Fibonacci,   and then the golden cauliflower.   That's fantastic.   But, the, like, the darker colors, like, the purple seem to really sit well with me.   The oranges.  

Yep.   So I I find that   inside the different foods, there's still some more subcategories   because each of those has different micronutrients   or different things in them.   And,   so that's   and purples.  

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Yeah. We can just   take in the orange and the purple shades tonight   for some Right. Therapy.  

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Right.   Neon green vodka.   Yeah. Mary Berry are delicious.  

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Heart therapy is so important.   Throw in a little pewter figure and,   just feel magical like that.  

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Looks like our puppy.  

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Why is it got 3 legs?  

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It's,   3 legged haemiumbus.  

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We'll see. It's something April down there said eating for your type definitely works. And I said, I was already apparently basically eating for my type, and I'd never even heard of it. Like, it's it's really hilarious because when Christy starts showing it To me, even she recognized it. She's like, these are all the things like corn. I throw fits about corn. I don't eat corn. Like, literally, there's Legends about Palenta, which is just corn bush,   and I don't eat corn. And right there it is, corn. A type don't like corn. Like  

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I do like the texture of it.   Kind of the crunch. Is there a texture aspect  

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To blood Are you talking about the texture when it's going in or the texture when it's coming out? Well, when it's crunchy in the teeth and the mouth, you kinda bite down into it. It's kind of a satisfying about when it's scraping the bud on the way out?  

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That's a different type of Pleasure.  

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Everybody eats. Everybody poops.  

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I mean, the fact that you that most people don't digest corn in any way should tell you it's not necessarily   something you ought to be eating.   Like, you're probably just like, I don't even know, dude. Your your stomach didn't touch that shit. Your stomach will dissolve almost anything.   And corn, it's like,   it's moving on. Moved on.  

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It sounds like it'd be good to feed the human centipede core.  

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It'd be an effective   meal plan.  

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Yeah. Girls don't poop. I heard that. I was told that by earlier today. He said they don't don't poop or fart. That's why they have to bitch. It lets the pressure out. Are we just not chewing the corn I'm not. Long enough. We have to really just masticate it harder.  

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To really break it down on the mouse before it goes in?  

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Yeah. I do like popcorn, and that's a different type of corn than,   You're,   again, I think when they do those tests,   there's,   they're doing it based off of commercially available foods. Because, like, I noticed that,   Like it says, I'm not supposed to look   do well with milk.   If I try to drink a 1 or a a one milk,   I don't do well. I I do get constipated.   I don't really get that gassy, but I get super constipated over it. And,   If I drink a 2 fresh milk,   then I'm fine.   So   I I don't know that they went around   And tested the other when they made these,   statements, I don't know that they went and said,   okay. Well,   The commercial normal red tomato doesn't suit you. The, you know, how about a beefsteak tomato? What about,   you know,   cherry tomato. What about a black cherry tomato? What about a yellow cherry tomato? Like, what components in that Are not doing well with you, and I don't know that they did all that. They did.  

They did? Yeah. Christy Christy studied this much more than I have. She's the one who had to change her diet,   which changing it like, it was shocking when she was going through it. You could see on her nail, like, the   where she had changed her diet was very thick, and then it was all papery in the front. And her hair where it came back, it was all super thick, low, and then kinda all strag scraggly up longer.   Yeah. Yeah. Chris Christy likes the yellow little tomatoes too. She thinks those are great. She just eats them. I I the deer also like them, though. And bell peppers.   I just   Drove me nuts. I actually put fences   inside fences, and they jumped the outside fence and Smush the inside fence down to the ground and then pick the peppers off.  

Like you sons of bitches.  

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Yeah, that's rough.   Wildlife   loves to eat the same stuff we love to eat.  

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Mhmm.  

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And if they don't, that's a problem. Yeah. And if they don't, that's a problem.  

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That that's the other   if the animals don't like your food,   which is the one thing that I have to say about asparagus because nothing else on the farm eats Asparagus. I love asparagus.   But literally, I'm the only one. Even the pig down there, I don't think eats the asparagus.  

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Are you steaming it and buttering it up?  

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Sometimes sometimes we just mix it in food. I like it in quite a few different foods. Like when I do macaroni and cheese, it has, You know, broccoli and a little bit of cauliflower and asparagus in it and Mhmm.   Things like that, some bell peppers.  

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Didn't get fibery at times   if it's the long stocks.  

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You don't you don't wanna use that part.   And the awesome part about asparagus is once you plant it, it just keeps coming up. But   as long as you've planted it and it's yours, Really, you don't wanna pick pick it after it's like that long. When it's fairly young, you pick it. You don't wanna be greedy because it comes up from a root ball. So you don't wanna take you only take, you know, about half of them off of that ball and then let the rest go up and Start doing some reproduction, and you can go in and Yeah. It'll go to seed and look real cool for a while.  

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Yeah. Not not what you wanna be eating. Alright. Okay.  

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There's some good asparagus   here in the Walla Walla Valley. There's quite a few asparagus farms. So Wild asparagus from Yeah. Haven't grown it yet. Walla Walla. That's a good idea.  

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I had some real nice asparagus going,   and then Henry figured out where I was growing and the fucker moved up there and ate it. I I got away that that year I got away with purple potatoes.   I got some purples and some pinkies.   What what else?   Potatoes. I got some sweet potatoes that year, and then, I had some nice asparagus going, and I got to harvest the potatoes.   Henry got the fucking   Asparagus. Asparagus. He did I don't know that he he just didn't he just rips it up. He's just a douche.  

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So Henry now is probably the time where we gotta start thinking about what we wanna grow next year.  

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100%.   Sarah, do we got Sarah g over here? We have taken And we we've got a a log chain, and I got a stump back there, and we tied her to it.   And now   we're   And she's gonna she's gonna,   I had to I went vegetarian,   When it was sometime after I started having seagulls.   So   it was A lot of that was a change and I never actually liked eating meat. I've never,   done real well with it and I've never been a heavy meat eater. Actually, I used to get beat as a child   because, you know, we were poor and I would not eat the meat and my dad would get so mad,   You know, how are you gonna not eat how are you gonna we don't have a lot of food, and you're gonna not eat the food.  

And, so I get my ass whooped,   But   I never liked it. And   then after I started having seizures also,   I started having to do some diet change and a good portion of the reason that I had seizures is I have a,   I can't process copper correctly. I have something called Wilson's disease.   And so   eating meat is a lot of copper   And a lot of iron. Well, the copper, I have a problem with.   And so I just stopped eating,   meat,   And then I feel better. And then once I started cutting that out when I did eat it,   I noticed something that I remembered a lot from when I was young where it Felt like meat was like a pit, like a ball in my stomach, and it would feel like I ate like a weight or something, and it would just sit there forever.   And, it was so uncomfortable.  

And   after I moved to vegetarian,   I I am I'm excellent.   Now on the same token,   like, you see a lot of people that do that,   and they don't have energy.   They get very,   Wiry. They don't have any musculature anymore. They get their get they get very slack   and I'm I'm very muscular. I go up and down a a mountain all the time. I work I I work a farm.   Like, so   That is a diet that works well for me. Christy   Christy, when she tried doing vegetarian,   She she oh, I we have to go in and get all of her teeth removed because her teeth, she they consistently they're just there's no integrity to them Whatsoever.   All the mineralization.  

And we've tried everything   with all the different she's done the oil pulling. We bought all the different,   natural   remineralizers,   and she swishes them. It does everything.   And and   Even switching to the meat eating,   that stopped the progression,   but it doesn't get it's nothing's given back The minerals. So she's gotta have those removed.   Like I already explained her hair was very thin and and   Coarse, it had stopped growing. Her nails were paper thin.   She would she would cry at night. Just lay there and I would wake up because my wife is crying.   And I'll what's what's going on? She's like, I just I just hurt. And all of her joints would hurt.  

And   And she said her hands felt like they were on fire regularly.   And this was a real problem because I'm also   an ethical   vegetarian. Because I live on a a farm where I don't eat my animals, and I have a very   Very,   symbiotic   relationship with everything on my farm, and I'm very close to it. Like, even my bowl. Like, I've shown pictures where I'm sitting on the back of my bowl. If things go down, I plan on riding that dude to town. He   don't give a shit about you. Well, yeah. No. He's not only my transportation   and my muscle. He's also my protection.  



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Like I think that's a bulldozer.  

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Yeah. Like, you know, like, all these animals are and I are very close. And so  

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Someone in the comments mentioned that that I used to eat nuts, like, crazy because nuts have a lot of mammals. I  

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Yeah, Christy said she ate tons of nuts   and nothing and see what I believe   Is that it's the it's the fat that you're able to process minerals through. And I believe that because I'm an a blood type, I can process minerals well with Animal or plant fat,   and I don't do well with animals where Christy needs that animal fat. That's why I give her a hard time about it, but that's Part of why,   and it is the blood type diet there, Glenn, from Boston. That's what it was. That's what we moved to. And I wasn't ethical,   like I said. And so it was hard for me,   real hard when my wife started eating meat, but we I would go get her Wagyu Because that had the most marbled in fat, because I think it's the fat that's the the fats making the transfer of the minerals possible. So I wanted her to have as much good fat as she could get. And   immediately her health, like I said, all those things that were in severe decline that Stopped it. And a lot of the things came back like her hair and her nails and her joints quit hurting and all the pain went away, and her health immediately improved. Her teeth have not improved and they continue to cause her a lot of problems.  

But,   it it it was really interesting   And then it's hard for me to to be that much as ethical about it because   my wife obviously needs to eat meat. I I don't.   So   but she does. So am I supposed to say that she's somehow an inferior   spiritual being because Her body requires her to eat something.   Like, that would be like saying I'm you know, if you like somehow were in some tomato cult or something.   And because I don't eat tomatoes because they give me super bad heartburn,   because I I don't process them well, then I'm somehow inferior. That's just Like, your body is what your body is, and   leave Judas alone.  



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So Oh, baby. What about your your animals? Your dogs and your cats. Do you feed them meat, or are they vegetarian?  

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No. They're they eat meat. They're do cats are Take cats are strict carnivores.   If you don't give cats if cats don't eat dead animals, in fact, dead animal organs,   Then they get sick, and they're an unhealthy cat. I actually the food for my cats that mostly stay inside,   I get it. It's night what is it? 95 or 90?   It's, like, 90 or 95%   Freeze dried dead animal, and it's and it's mostly organ meat. And then they get   and we actually purchase   Real like, when we go in and get when Chris we get Christy's   meat, we get,   hearts and gizzards and things like that because they need to have that.  

The dogs, there's primarily   meat, but dogs are dogs are scavengers.  

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Get out of here. Quit starting shit, Halgy. I always thought it was a weird that hard cat food mix that would come in a big baggy, shake it up, and it was like hard cereal   cats. And if did you put milk in it so they'd have, like,   milky,   cereal for cats?  

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That was just a weird food guys, I give them I give them milk, but they don't need that for this this food. They love it. Like I said, it's it's basically free dried free freeze dried Organs.   So the organ meats getting thrown away at a lot of these places anyways,   especially around here and with all the fisheries and whatnot.   And so, like, I feed them this 6 fish   organ meat, you know,  

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combination. The cats love it. Is that meat from Oregon?  

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Yeah, it's from Oregon. Yeah, yeah, yeah.   Or Oregon meat, you know.   And the dogs   Dogs are scavengers,   so their food is a lot, it's like 80%   meat. But then also When Christy's cooking, she'll throw the broccoli stumps and the cauliflower stumps, and they eat those. And,   they scavenge everything. And then Dogs also literally half their diet is poop. They they go outside and they're like, oh, what poop's out here today? Then what's up the goat's been eating?  

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Was was the meme poop is not food or poop is food? I don't remember.   Poop is not food. Poop is not food. Okay. Yeah. It's true. Poop is not Unless you were a dog.  

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Yeah. Poop is not. But we were talking about this earlier, like, in the Midwest, and you can read these stories   When you   back in the day when you didn't when because like the Midwest, there's no trees.   And so there wasn't that much fuel for firewood.   And these people would build their house, and they would have a little divider   because their animals would be in the next room.   And you don't also don't want your house to smell like animal shit, so the dogs would run around and eat the poop. And that was the dog's job, and they still do that. They still run around and eat the food.  

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Yeah. And then give you kids right under the lip.  

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Oh, yeah. The dogs love chicken shit. And, like, if I clean out the if I clean out the the any barn,   like, whether it's the cow barn or the Any of them. As soon as it's nice fermented,   stewy poop, they're like, oh, dude. I'm eating it. I'm rolling in it. I'm gonna come back with Smears of it all over me. Hey.   I wanna rub on you.  

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Oh, yeah. That's the best thing. I gotta share this with you. It's it's the worst. Yeah.   The best.   Juicy, juicy poo.  

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You betcha.   And that's and that was their job. And so that's just what that's just what they do. Dogs are scavengers.   It's it's their diet, and it's understanding the diet. So I don't Make that would be crazy for me to try and make my animals vegetarian.   And   it makes me laugh when I see things like   I go into the store out here and there'll be, like, vegetare you know,   vegetarian chickens. You ever been around a chicken?   They are not vegetarians.   Oh, they need to eat bugs. That moves.   Yeah.   Mice.   I see a chili mice and video. Lizards,   all the bugs,   dragonflies,   each other,   Chicks.  



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You name it.   All your tomatoes.   Yep.   Little scavengers.   Poop is a diagnostic tool for dogs.   They can   get a wealth of information from, a few sniffs and probably a taste.  

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You betcha.   You betcha.  

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I'll leave the tasting to you, Jen. Alright.  

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Just made a note of that   overlay. I need some dog sniffing.   Chain of dogs just moving across the stream,   Smelling each other.   See. Move along.   So the meme was say it again.   Poop is not food.  

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Poop  

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is not Food. It's not food, and that's an example   of mimetic language.   Did you wanna   talk about memes again?  

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Petrified   and was chase holding it out like a knife and chasing the other one. Christy about lost her fucking mind. That shit was So hilarious from across the world.   Christie's screaming, put down the boat. Click down the.   And I'm and I'm, like, I'm across the field, and I look over because I hear Christy screaming. And all I see is one of the grandkids chasing the other one with his piece of poop aimed at him. And, Christy, like, rage chasing behind them screaming,   Put down the  

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poop.   Poop is not food. Poop is poop is not food.  

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Yeah. All the grandkids except for 1 have fiery red hair, and, yeah, They are,  

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looks like trouble. Little heathens.  

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So how how does that meme start as a cognitive element that might be copied   and generating thoughts? The replication aspect happens when someone else repeats,   Poop is not   food. Poop is not food. The memes are   competing against each other   Until the successful meme   is spread,   poop is not food is a successful meme, and it is spread. And people All over the world have not been eating poop due to the poop is not food meme.  

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Thank god too.  

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Because it poop is not food. It is not food. You guys have apparently not seen the second harvest videos.  

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Oh,   no. I haven't.  

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Something I need to get into. They would disagree with you, sir,   That poop is very much food. And if you're out in a survival situation,   second harvest is acceptable.  

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So if you're You hardly know bear's poop is I saw that in the If you're out living in a cave, in a survival situation hiding away from the biggest Military in the world.  

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Then use then some bear poop is delectable, sir. Delectable. Okay.   You know, they don't digest everything.   So What's the second harvest? Cracking it over. And what about that what about the gas. That's the most expensive coffee in the world that Comes out of, like, some Puma. Raccoon cat. Puma poop or something.  

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Jaguar  

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poop. Yeah. It's something like raccoon cat or something. Raccoon cat.  

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Oh, well, that's our cue to play up the, cue to video because this guy's wearing a raccoon hat.   And if I waited longer for a segue, I'm not gonna get a ride. That's a good segue.   Let's check it out here. You know, this guy, John Seaborg.   Segue? He's named after a flower. What kind of guy do you think he is? This is not him. Long now? This is a picture of Jeffrey Mishlove. Let me know if you can hear the audio here. Turn it up a little louder. There we go. It's burning karma. Yes.  

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And then there's a Oh, wait. There's a chapter called,   we got a tour of hell, which is   minus,   minus 6.   It's wearing a coon hat. Mhmm. So I never had to get back to that. I was never frightened again.  

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I was totally terrified now. I suppose it's what the Christian mystics sometimes reports. He was smoking karma.  

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What's the drug that I have myself? Mhmm.  

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He gets into talking about ketamine and other Drugs   and other consciousness altering things.   At this point, he's written a number of books. He's wearing a coon hat   head   Oh, I said, listen a little bit more here.  

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Perhaps this is a a necessary part of everybody's journey is is is to go through the epitome of terror.  

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Right. And, in   the Romanian psychiatrist and American psychiatrist that put  

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A 100 patients. You sure it's not me?  

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A, mental hospital in Iran   through what they've heard most on Ketamine.   Yeah. I left the hospital.   Now I tried the same thing.   That is it after I read read that That evening, I took a 150 milligrams of Ketamine,   and suddenly,   the Earth's control   office   I moved my penis and handed it to me.   I screamed in terror. My wife, Tony, came running in from bedding,   And she said it's so intense.   So I shouted at the at the   ceiling.   Who's in charge of the bunch of crazy kids? Nancy came back. Well, you had an unconscious fear,  

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so we put you through it just the way the Iranian psychiatrist did. In the realm of the mind, in the province of the mind, we can face all of our fears.  

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So what he's saying is   at some point,   There was a hospital in Iran. They gave a bunch of the patients   Ketamine,   let them out of the hospital, and then just recorded what happened next.   He said John c Lilly said he read that in someone else's book. Got the idea to take   Ketamine on his own to face his fears   In which he discovered on his ketamine trip   that he had lost his penis,   but then he lets us know that his wife he does have a wife.   That's not a question. He has a wife.   We believe that. He'll say it again. His wife's name is Tony, and she said, no. It's still attached.   So they're talking about facing your fears. That was good of her. Very good of her. I've heard it was the coincidence,  

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the group that took his penis? I I would not I would not use Ketamine ever. It's a fucking synthetic Horse tranquilizer.   Mhmm. Like, if you're gonna use some kind of psychedelic, like, you'd see this guy's fucking this guy's fucking gone.   Yeah. No. Probably.  

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Yeah. I think that's a mink hat. I don't think that's a cone skin hat. And let me just look at it again. It's got the tail on it. So, yeah, mink   with the tail attached.  

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Right. But,   Mhmm. It might just be the 19 eighties   video and that again.  

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Level quality, smoothens it out a little bit. It's fucking  

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flowing hair right up into the hat. It it might be just fooling me. The the pierce ear to   just listening to a slurred speech. There's a little bit more I wanna listen to. What people use to fucking rape girls at parties and shit. You know? And, like, it's it's it's   It's a horse tranquilizer.   I mean, I'm not even against   psychedelics and whatnot, and I'm not saying you can't learn things from them. Mhmm. But, like, So many people are all on the LSD,   and   that was meant to   mimic   certain things   That naturally are gonna happen that you're supposed to get get something from and it's supposed and it controls that situation.   And I'm just not, at all for any of the synthetic ones.  

Like, I don't whether it's,   mushrooms or,   you know,   any of any different kind of mushrooms, there's a number of them that give you different kind of psychedelic type trips.   This is the man who is said to have written cannabis or anything I'm alright with. But yeah. And this guy tried to fuck dolphins. I mean, Like, what the fuck's wrong with you?  

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John c Lily,   MD, medical doctor.   The journal quoting as saying, a peeping tom at the keyhole of eternity.   The scientist, a metaphysical autobiography.   He was,   claimed to have written and   maybe I don't know. Is there evidence that he did write all of these works or just had his name Put on the box like Betty Crocker had her name placed on all those cake boxes, cake mix boxes.   I don't know. It's an interesting thing.   As you're hinting at listening to this guy,   does he sound like a genius?   No.   Does he sound well spoken?   Does he sound like someone we should be taking advice from?  



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You know, I I I've recently I don't know why I saw a Jake Paul thing, but he was talking about how he's a mild genius and his grandpa was a super genius. Mhmm. And it seemed like, oh, and Benjamin say how he's a genius and like   So many of these guys, like,   in that   Hollywood setting, they're claiming that these people are geniuses, but I don't see any Packing evidence of it in any way, shape, or form.   Like, that guy was obviously   gone.   Just gone.  

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His speech is slurred. His sense of humor is,   an acquired taste, shall we say?  

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I mean, it's not even like Sylvie Ivano   Ivanova   or whatever.   You know, where like,   She spent what was it? Like, 3 years gapped out on Ayahuasca.   Mhmm. And   now she's   see, she's very functional.   She speaks well.   It's it's hard to understand because she's not native. You know, she's not a   she doesn't speak the same language natively.   But,   some of the things she says about these,   these,   mega structures   It's absolutely   fascinating,   but she's functional.  

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Yeah.   It's this guy. Let's look at him again here. Listen to what he's gonna say next. I think it's,   I'll find it. Trying to queue it up so we don't have to watch the entire 27 minute video.  

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Art says, hi, blurry guy.  

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I am. I'm the guy.   So this is where he gets talking about   ECCO.   You might have heard of a game called Echo the Dolphin. I don't know if it's related. We'll find out.  

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Whether you were or or weren't, I hope you admire your willingness to always push the frontiers of of our knowledge further, and it's clear that that We're seeing it with the Internet? Right. Yes. For the work that you did.   You also mentioned the term echo.  

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How what is echo? E c c o. You know, Tyler means this is what   the the the Earth's control   office,   which is a   They,   went to.   And,   because we won't we won't admit it.   If you're an alcoholic,   we can be very, very careful   To use your best intelligence back of service.   And you realize there are no discoveries during the revelations.   I was just coming down for the side. Just yeah.  

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Did you hear what he said there?   Think about that for a moment.   He's talking about intelligences,   Agencies,   intelligences, and agents Coincidence Control  

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Office. Intelligence  

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Agencies.   Intelligence   agencies.  

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Well,   I found in my own work on the media and in Parapsychology   that I'm very much guided   by coincidences.   Right. And and I guess it's looking to coincidences   as   It's signs along the way that,   defines this relationship with with what you've defined as echo. Right.  

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Here's Christians control. It's Christians control what they do. Mhmm. And they say we control cancels cannot   and a Koonskin hand. Control the short term ones.   And you find out how we do   the long term ones. You don't have to remain on Earth. You don't have to return that.  

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It it seems to me as if your your concept of echo is a way of modeling perhaps a mechanism behind what Jung has defined as synchronicity.  

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That's right. You define synchronous the only  

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good fashion. Good fashions like coonskin   Or have we decided that is mink?  

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No. The the the tail definitely looks like coonskin, but that don't look like Any koon skin hat I've ever seen.  

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It's so necessary that he's wearing it. I don't know. I mean, it's it's the fashion, the time, I suppose.  

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My I had a son that wore that love it that wore one   constantly.   He he thought it was great. Ran around the mountains barefoot, wearing a coonskin hat.  

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That's crazy. For a man named John c Lilly, it was a texture thing, and it just felt so pleasurable   On his head, thought he had to keep it on.  

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I I don't care about the coonskin, Hannah. Don't bother me. Just whatever. So  

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good, man. I think he was a furry. A proto fur furry.  

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Oh. Yeah. I said if that bear would that bear that I chased off, That fucker came back. I told him I'm wearing you, you motherfucker. Mhmm.  

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Oh, it buried me a great coat. So I'm saying Yeah.   All the way to the floor probably.  

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So what I'm saying, I'm making an entire fucking cloak out of you. I was gonna do it out of peacocks.   I I totally when when   when the fucking world ends, We've already got our got has a fucking Mad Max mobile.   We're setting it up. We're putting a gallon gun on back. I'm doing up the I'm doing up the peacock outfit from Sean Connery from the Highlander, and then I'm gonna sit on the back.  

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Nice.   Get your bowl pulling it. I was Exactly.  

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I was trying to find that Sega game,   with the dolphins, but I can only find the Sonic Sweetie, blast game.   So you remember when you're you're you're controlling a dolphin, you're swimming around, they call it echo. And now this guy is talking about earth coincidence control   Office. Office or operations or something to that effect. All of this lingo, he he's acting as an imagineer.   And whether or not those are his original ideas or not,   Seems like he was in this group where they were LARPing, their live action role playing,   situations where they could imagine just the most far out   Strange and fun and crazy ideas   that they could write books about to influence culture with ideas that were no longer in their culture.  

They they hadn't been there before, and all of a sudden you load up your web browser, Netscape Navigator 2.0, and you're logging in, and then you're You're getting the downloads of the new text information,   and the new scriptural   information had to do with   consciousness   expansion   And the potentials of life extension   living forever.   These were times when science was awesome   And only could do good, could win wars,   certainly,   to take the bad guys out.  

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That's the Mad Max mobile.  

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Wow. Cool.   The the Mad Max Future though is   Nice. That is a dystopian future.   Whereas John C. Lilly,   He's living in the Utopian. Technology is awesome.   We're communicating with dolphins.  

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Dolphins Sounds horrible. I want that. I wanna be riding around on that fucking dune buggy   in a fucking peacock outfit.  

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You don't work as far as these guys politician.  

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Robocop, the Cyborg   Android  

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app the fucking in future. The Robocop, dude, and they're gonna Troll everything, and everybody's gonna, like,   live live, like, in this fucking,   you know, communist society and fuck that place.   Mad Max. Who said that was dystopian?   The people who didn't know how to live good.  

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So it's not dystopian? Mad Max is   just the inevitable future that we're all going to   Enjoy?  

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That's what I'm talking about. Yeah. The the redneck will survive a nuclear holocaust.  

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Okay. So it's it's a matter of perception then. Just have to alter our perception to align it with the best possible ideal to say 2024 is gonna be awesome. Got my rat rat ready to go. Weapons all fully stocked and loaded.   Let's go have fun.  

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That's what I'm saying.   Every now and then, you come riding out of the mountains. You go you go raid in the town,   Scare the townspeople,   go riding back.  

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And then you enjoy a big a big horn of mousemead.  

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Exactly. When you get home.   I figure it's like Mexican tequila.   Woah. Woah. Woah. You know?  

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Yeah. You're the  

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if the mice were alive, that would have been bad meat. But the mice are dead, and now if you if you eat the mouse, you are probably definitely gonna get You're fucked up.  

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Yeah.   We definitely get extra fucked up.  

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At first, I thought it was,   it was mold. I was like, how the hell?   And then I got in there, like,   Gross.   That's what I'm saying. See, billing's down. Welcome to the Thunderdome, bitches.   That's why I live up here with all that's why I live up here. I'm in the mountains, but right next all the the really weak Liberals in the cities.   They they don't even know how to fight back. Oh. We're just gonna send in the kids to raid to try and make it a little fair.  

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Well,   we were talking with Beth Martin earlier this week, And that became part of this conversation.   Las Vegas   now has the Oakland team  

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Of sports   ball? That's well, that's a huge thing. And, like I said, I'm not I don't even watch sports ball.  

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But And Las Vegas has the Zion Eye Dome.  

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Oakland lost the the Raiders and the A's,   and that's a huge   huge  

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I Thought the a's. I thought the a's were a Canadian team.  

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Right. Right. That seems like that that would be the the the a's. That that's e h, not a.   This is the a's. Soprano's   ass.   Yeah.   And, apparently, both are going to Las Vegas, which is super interesting.  

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So   California is done so. It's done 4, it's just gonna be swallowed by the ocean. The Chinese Red Army is just gonna invade the beaches, and all of them are moving inland.  

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I think most people in Southern California would be happy to see the Chinese Red Army invade because that would at least put some kind of control on the whole thing. Because, like, right now, that shit's, like, escaped from New York down there.  

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Oh, yeah.  

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Yeah. I know.  

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I heard in, Portland, they have all this stuff on the news about some super,   Super   pandemic style disease   that you catch,   like they say, like, don't wear your shoes in the house. Take your shoes off because there's, like, Some super, like,   skin rotting   zombie disease that the homeless people have brought into the town. And so, like,   Everybody's paranoid about it down there.  

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It's just crazy. It's that disease called poverty.  

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And you start rotting from the feet up or what? You just, like, go gangrene or something?  

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I don't know. I don't know how much of this is hype.   How much of it is reality?   I think,   it might be on purpose to make people wanna leave these cities.  

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It's super interesting. And I you gotta wonder.   Because anytime you have enough people, enough of any type of creature crammed into the same space.   Like, they every Every year, they have a salmonella outbreak, and they try to blame pretend like it's the small farms that are doing it.   It because they don't have they aren't regulating,   But it's always come every time it comes out of, like, Tyson chicken or something.   Because anytime you have all these animals of the same kind, and this includes humans,   We learned this in the bottoms of ships.  

Like, you put a bunch of people too close together and their feces and their poop and their different stuffs All around, it starts mixing up. It doesn't do good things, and new little weird diseases crop up that don't happen any other time.   And so you have that going.   And another conversation   that I would really like to have,   And I just don't know. Nobody really wants to have the the   I wanna sit down with 1 of the train theory people, I'm one of the experts on it and have a real intelligent conversation   about German terrain.  

And   So   one of the things   that needs to be brought up in that whole thing is for me,   a virus,   Like,   it's like a parasite and it's like a fungus.   And that's that's a really weird thing for a lot of people to understand, but when you look at it, What classifies when you look at a parasite, a parasite   doesn't live overly long without a host because it's a bigger   Version of these things that can live for a while without a host, you know, but usually, like, if you say say lice or   Bed bugs or anything like that.   And when your kids get lice, you you do their hair or whatnot, then you take all their Toys and all their bedding, you put it in the garage for a month, and then they say it's dead because   the parasite needed a host because they can't procreate   Without a host in order to do that. Well, a virus is just a microscopic   version of that where without a host, it's not able to replicate Without being inside of a host.  

Then you look at a fungus,   and a fungus doesn't have its own body either. A fungus without   a piece of dead root,   a dead tree,   some sort of dead substrate   In order for it to inoculate   inside of the old dead item,   so the cellular material that was there, It's now taking over that cellular material. Very zombie like. Right?   And now that's its body. It's not your body anymore. It still looks like your body, but literally when you think of the mushroom, the only part you're thinking of is the penis. The part that sticks out, the reproductive   organ.  

But the whole like, if it's a log, that entire log, All the cellular material in that log has been replaced by the mushroom. And and the mushroom can't leave that log unless the the   Semen or the   whatever   inoculates   another   dead body and takes over the cell Cellular material of that.   So it needs a host in order to do all this. So it's a very interesting thing   When you're looking at that.   And which again is very zombie like. So if they're saying it's a a is it a fungal thing that's going on?  

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Yeah.   Seems like it.   It's interesting.  

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Everything's so interconnected.   A penis.   Pink hand wave.  

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Just gonna have a shaky hand,   wave   to everyone and chat, and on Rockfin   for our Saturday, December 30th stream.   Episode 2 3 3 on Weaving Spider's Welcome Radio.   Right in the studio with me, Jim Maiden and Benjamin Balderson.   We're discussing   Mad Max,   dietary restrictions,   and no laws in the new Wild West. Oakland waiters   Have moved to Las Vegas.   The Las Vegas Raiders,   will they be playing again  

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is not   Who gives a fuck about sports ball? But what you've done is taken   100 and 100 of 1,000,000 of dollars. Mhmm. And moved them from one place to another.   Yeah. And then double and then doubled that.   We move in the Oakland a's. Mhmm. So you took 2   professional teams out of a city in a very short duration,   Added 2 professional teams.   I don't know if if,   Las Vegas has   any other if they have hockey or basketball or anything.  

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If it's Las Vegas, they could have all the sports teams,   male teams, female teams, male, female teams.   All the teams, all the sports. Do they have all the athletic   domes and coliseums for those sports? And is this just more bread and circus?   When we heard about football last in the seventies, was it not controlled by mafia at that point?   And have have people forgotten   that information?   As if somehow the mafia, whoever they might be, Controllers of the   sport   entertainment event   have somehow just said, no. No. No.   We must maintain the integrity of the athleticism.  

This must be seen as a fair and balanced athletic   event.   Otherwise, people are gonna stop watching it.  

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Do they though?  

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I don't know.  

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Did people stop watching wrestling?  

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Some people did. They grew out of it. They grew up and   Developed jobs and personalities and interests in literature and fine cheeses and wines.  

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Especially fine cheeses.  

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Like, kind in a can that you squeeze out and then just go on a cracker?  

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No, sir. Okay.   And cheese. No, sir. And if you did not have to grate your Parmesan,   Yes. It is wood pulp and is not for eating.   Sure.   It's Las Vegas has all the sports balls.   They took they just took Sacramento's   basketball team.   See, again,   very interesting. So that's   Sacramento   is not that far. Like, you took a lot out of Southern California and moved it over to Vegas. That's Interesting.   And then also interesting, like like I said,   you guys all heard the,   after Vegas show   Where I said Vegas was   or Flightoberfest   was amazing, but Vegas was an absolute shithole.  

Super interesting. They moved all these sports teams in there, and all of a sudden, it's just bad.  

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They brought it they brought in the race cars too. They shut down the main drag To have cars drive real fast by them.  

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It's all for entertainment.  

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Mhmm.  

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Which apparently   when you look at that, did that do the city any good? I mean, on an overall.   So you gotta wonder if some of these city planners are looking at that kind of thing.   Okay. And even though there was probably a huge loss of revenue in Oakland,   If in the, say, the next 10 years,   Oakland   figures out a way to recover from that financial,   deficit   And then also experiences,   deficit in crime, a deficit in a whole bunch of other things.   They might call that good.   I would.   Fuck your sports teams.   Take your bread and circus. Is that back to Rome?  

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Listen. Don't talk about sportsball like that.   I just needed to tell you.  

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You know,   bread and circus are fine with me. I play ball cheese on the bread. If it's cheesy bread pickle ball only. Cheesy bread, pickle ball,   and circuses.   Yes.   And   was what was it? A flavored yeast on the   popcorn?  

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No. Thank you. Okay.  

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I heard that comment. I was gonna ask something about   Putting, cheesy nutritional yeast flakes on popcorn. I hadn't I hadn't considered that.  

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Love nutrition nutritional yeast. I have one called nooch.   No. It's   yeah. We call it snoochy noochy. Noochy noochy. Okay. Yeah. Of course. It's sriracha it's sriracha nutritional yeast On on popcorn?  

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Alright.  

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Oh, Sriracha's good.  

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Traditional yeast is good.  

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Let's go on popcorn. Yeah. It's a good idea.   Nooch.   Check it out. Yeah.  

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Let's do it. Yeah. I actually got it right here.   That's hilarious.  

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It is, Nooch. Nice. Nice.   We've been talking about food. Oh, good. I wanna make some potatoes.  

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Your favorite? Purple potatoes. Oh, yeah. The minis are the bad.  

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Bake them. They're so good. They're so good.   Alright.  

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Except for for French fries. That's why we get the golden's a lot. It's for French fries. They were the best for French fries.  

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Fresh French fries. Freedom fries?  

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How come we don't eat freedom fries? Do you like the French?  

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I I I I I don't know. I'm not a fan of French.   Now that you mentioned it, no. No. I'm not.   I think we're call it freedom fries.  

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We're talking so much about food. Baby fries.   Probably because   2023 has been the most disappointing   You're dining   out for me.  

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Oh, yeah.  

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Yeah. I know I've You know that I've had, I mean, we've had some good sushi, and we've been to some really good places.   But I can't say that I've had a lot of foods that are, like, wowing me Enough to make me wanna keep eating out.   Excuse me.   A lot of a lot of fried foods,   and   It's odd because the restaurant experience is definitely different up here. One of the breweries, which is very nice, very contemporary,   It's a cool spot.   Covered in televisions.   Absolutely   littered with televisions. Literally everywhere you look. Like, if I was Sitting across from Jim, there's a television behind both of us on some wall somewhere.   It's insane.  

It's just Absolutely insane. And I glanced around. I'm like, how many people are actually talking to each other and enjoying their food and not watching? Oh, it's impossible not to not to look at the TV, and they play videos of, like, cats. It's like chive TV or something. Like, it's just  

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Goddamn it. You can't play cat videos. That's unfair. Who doesn't have videos? That's what it's saying. You know? I'm on a date, and they're playing cute kitten videos behind my dates. Like, literally earlier when I zoned out, that's Because my cat   knocked the knocked the,   car block out of that carboy and when it was jumping, and so it chased after him. But the cow was like, Jesus. And then sat there and stared at it like   you know, like, you are?   It was hilarious.  

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Rachel didn't see your mead.   No. I didn't see the mead. He's he's working on a new mead. Oh.  

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Yeah. Does it no. To die for. To die for.  

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I'm gonna live for a little while, so I'll have to wait.   Oh,   that looks cool.  

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Are those fingers?   They're  

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Rats. Rats.   It's like, oh, you've got some claws going on in there. That's Yeah. Five dead rats.  

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Oh, no.   Not what I wanted to find. They knocked the,   They knocked the carb lock off,   did the bung out of the bung hole, and   crawled in there. We got 5.  

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Dead rats is not part of the peanut butter   It's not in the recipe. Is it better? It's not.  

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Like bed mice?  

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Well, these guys aren't running at all.  

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So who's powering the the rat wheel? Nobody.  

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I was We both got a live. I was hoping John c Lilly would have the answer to that question. Yeah. What I was doing was trying to do my own universe 25.   Mhmm. But I was also including unlimited need,   And they all drank their self to death. No procreation  

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whatsoever. No procreation whatsoever. Do that. That's exactly what they do.  

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Yeah.  

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I don't wanna have kids anyway.  

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Yeah.   That just takes up breaking time.  

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Yeah.  

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Well I've had a whole bunch of them.  

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You got a whole bunch of rats?  

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Kids.   Rats. Yeah.  

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We're about equal.  

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We're good.  

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Running around mountain tops barefoot,   taking over the world. Of course.  

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No.   Our our our one black cat died. That's why we got all these new cats because our one black cat, she was super murdery.   Super.   And then she died. And   inside 6 months, we were overrun with rats.   And so then we got all these cats, and now they they've been pushing back.  

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Cats will win.  

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Yeah. The one day Brian and I were outside. We picked up this crate full of something, and, like, there's a hole in the corner and, like, 4 rats jumped out.   And we stood there and looked at it, and we didn't think nothing of it. And then more rats jumped out. And about the 20th wrap, both of us just dropped it and walked away like, Nope.   Done with that shit.   What the hell?   I use just a crate of rats.  

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There's there's such creepy little buggers when they're in your  

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food and stuff. Yeah. I don't like it. Yeah. We need to get something going on in the back because there are mice in the yard. In the There I am finding the holes. The dog has found   Some tunnels  

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that she's obsessing over. Like, you might not gonna get them, though.  

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Well She's gonna dig them up. She's gonna dig massive holes in our yard trying to get them before she ever catches 1.  

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I hope she gets a lot of them.  

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I doubt it. Yeah. These are these are Norwegian woodrats.   So they're just everywhere in the mountains. Everywhere.  

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Do they sing metal and think that they're very Viking?  

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Not fucking wear leather and fucking spike all over the world.  

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Yeah. The face paint.  

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Mhmm.  

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Yep. You're in trouble.  

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Yeah.  

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Yeah. I I knew who it was when I saw that. Well, so what you need to do is make at least one of your cats an ordained minister   and go in and convert them Because it's either convert or die.   Baptisms are working great. I can tell already.   So   The next step is a logical step.  

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Exactly. The baptisms are working great. We tried to get Bob to do it. There was a rat underneath the sink, and Christy tried to put Bob in there to have him go deal with it. And Bob went, ah, and ran away.   Bob's not going.  

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Is that Bob the blue man?  

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Helgi, she's a shit. The one that was chasing my big cat here around.   And she does kill things.  

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A lot of things.  

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Yeah. Helge's Helge's Helge's kinda beastly.   And they also pees on your shoulder. Yeah. And she also pees on me occasionally.   Her and Matcha are having a a war over which one owns my beard.   And so   then   my shoulder occasionally, like, right here on the side because this is I usually sleep on the with to the left. And,   so the cats will fight right here, and then one of them will pee on my shoulder to mark the spot. And then, you know, I wake up pretty pissed off   You just It's been a good time. Yeah. Yeah.  

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All of it. I'm surprised you haven't gone full goat and just like,   I own my beard. You know?   Yep. That's Yep.  

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The worst part is the dogs fight over it too. Like,  

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Horrible. If if cats don't catch mice and rats, do they go to work at Walmart?   Do they get a comfy fat job at Walmart just sitting there and greeting people?  

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Is that a Walmart cat? That's a Walmart  

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cat greeter.   Wow.   They even give him a little vest.   Little name tag. On a little wheelchair?  

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Yep.   Mhmm. Let's see that cutest. The motorized ones. And a health plan. And a health plan. Crap.  

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Health plan. Dental plan. Sure. Mhmm.  

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He's gonna know exactly where to find the thing that I need.  

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Oh, I bet. Yeah.  

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Thing that we need is,   Osama, Sonic, come back.  

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No. Every time, that one dries me.   Is she part Mexican too? It looks so happy. It's those  

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anime smile eyes. No. Smile eyes. Yeah. The smile. I was gonna say she didn't unless she had that going for it.  

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There's more John C. Lilly we can listen to. We can get through a slurred speech patterns.  

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Yeah. He he.  

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Abraham Lincoln. He's got that. Don't get too much acid. Presidential guy?  

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Yeah. This guy. This is the subtitled version of this video that many people were anticipating because they could not understand his slurred language.  

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His introduction to He uses,  

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Coincidence. Or coincidence. Yeah.  

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Coincidence. Because your coincidence is you're in your own construction. You're in the language construction   Okay. It   is.   Just say the email.  

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Alright.  

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Because anything that you put in words is not experience, is not the experiment.   It's a representation.   A misrepresentation.  

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And yet here we are misrepresenting   to each other in order that we can learn from these laws. Right. Now if you use  

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language injunctively,   it's a set of directions,   then it's not,   as bad as you use otherwise.  

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It's not that So in in other words, for example, when you talk about echo, when you talk about perhaps going into an inner reality using a a sensory the isolation tank, which is He was just ahead of his time, he's muscle ramming. Pioneer. So  

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here's here's the possible answer. Now   The language suggesting that he's a pioneer in the field,   and he's dressing as a literal pioneer would have dressed   With the,   fur skinned hat and the   leather sort of hat. Baby.  

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Baby Crockett.   Gig on the wild frontier.   I  

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wanna put this guy on a penny.  

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Yeah. You should. You should.  

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He's talking about Coral Coral Young's,   coincidence   is is,   his speech is not as slurred. I think he's just been through a lot. He's tired. He's old. He's trying to record his   interview,   And he did do a lot of interesting things,   allegedly.   I don't know. I'm just very curious about this fellow, And he has a very anti  

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semitic if I get a Jew over here to bite the tips of their penis off after. Oh my god. No. I see? We'll just do that.  

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Or   154,   I've been Mhmm. We're using,   a number of different molecules, which can be used for this purpose or mystical disciplines.   When one enters into these realities,   each   each set of instructions   carries with it usually a belief system. Right. And,   Basically, what you're saying is that all of these belief systems are wrong, but one needs to entertain or to hold the belief system in order to follow through the instructions.  

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That's right.   Our brains are so small. We have to do this.  

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So the belief system itself becomes a a tool   That we work with, and then eventually we have to let go of. Right.   And using these belief systems, you've been able to, In effect, map out the inner terrain of, of of interspace in a manner which has as rich and varied flora and fauna and And geography is one would find,   on any continent,  

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perhaps richer. But if you take if you take the same kinds of Trips, you'll find a different flora and fauna. Mhmm. Different fauna. Each time. Each time we take a trip, you'll find a different flora and a different fauna.  

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Is there an internal consistency? I'm not sure.   There's someone at the door. Ding dong. Who's that at the door?  

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BSP   Alger, here to entertain you.  

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I see Eldier. I could reach out over here and push this in Stream button.  

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See you. Joke's on us. It's an infinite stream. It never ends when we're talking about is the stream that never  

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ends.  

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It just streams on and on. Refuse to end it until we get a 1,000 subs, So you have to make embarrassing videos.   It's very similar to where, like, rain dancers that don't stop dancing till it rains.  

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Well, you know, if you're a rain dancer, it's probably a good idea to keep dancing as long as you can because the next step is Hold on. Bring that up. There is a There is a way to bring rain. This one or the I'll try again.   Next step is for them to kill you, if I remember correctly. The LEGO Centaur.   Like, if you can't bring the rain anymore   Yeah.   Because you embody it. You don't need the toy.  

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S. B. Elder. Have you read any John c Lily books?  

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No. I have not.   A peeping tom at the keel of eternity doesn't Sound as good as you think it does, but No. It doesn't. Does it? The keyhole.  

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Oh, some good times.  

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Yeah. Jim Jim knows too much.   Hey. What's in here?   Yeah. Poke.   Yeah.   This is we we we streamed too many times in Tracy's Wyman to make it,   like, we we know too much. The Jeepers Creepers director. If you wanna have some fun, just look up the director for the horror movie Jeepers Creepers and In the movie, though. Figure With the poster, my what does that mean?  

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Is it a memeatic poster? Is there something meme?  

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It's,   well, let's just say it has some,   masonic symbolism in it.  

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Okay.  

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Yeah. You can learn more about that on   SP Alger   YouTube channel.  

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Yeah. Someone actually commented on that video. I think it was 27, episode 20 Devin, somebody recently chimed in. They're like, oh my gosh.   Showing the headline. They're like, they made a comment,   and then they came back and commented immediately afterwards and said, Hey. What I said in the last comment, SP said it 2 minutes after I commented. So I thought that was funny. Yeah.   That's how you know that you did something successful and good is when it's years years later and absolute catastrophes have happened and people are like, We're still watching this shit over and over again. What were they watching?   RX. Episode 27 of RX Only Pictures Show. That is correct.  

RX only. The prescription only picture show. Prescription only picture show. Okay.   Or you should call it the going backwards Picture show. And do you graduate? Poison Picture Show since RX Yeah. Retrogren. Those things.   The retrograde picture show or the poison picture show. Retrograde only Perfect.   Perfect.   Backwards on exactly. Reverse gear only. That seems about right. Yeah. You just gotta put it in reverse. You put your hand on the seat. There's none of those, but there's none of those dash cams back in the day. You just look back,  

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you look in the mirror, and that's how you drive. You just backwards. You just drive Backwards. Backwards, though, is the only one that works in the car.  

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Oh, you guys wanna hear a funny story? Okay. So, you know, tragically, my father passed away 1999.   And, you know, it was a huge fiasco because I was living with a disabled person 24 hours, 7 days a week. And so he had to help me travel down there to To liquidate my father's estate and attend the funeral, and it was a really big, horrible catastrophe. You know? Like, you know, it hits you hard. You know? I mean, so,   and, of course, it wasn't like he was sick and dying. He just suddenly,   dropped dead at an a narcotics anonymous meeting of a brain aneurysm. So it was really hard on everybody. Oh, man. Me the most, of course, because he was my dad. And,   so we get down there, and he's got and he lives in the foothills of   Of Northern California in Auburn, California. Ben probably knows where Auburn is. You know, it's about an hour and a half outside of Sacramento.  

But the foothills of the Sierra Nevadas are kind of the same as a regular mountain range. You know? Like, the Sierra Nevada mountains are   severe mountain range. So the foothills are pretty serious mountains by anyone else's standards.   And so,   we realized   his car doesn't have a reverse gear.   And I know he'd owned the car for 3 or 4 years,   and so I'm trying to put it together.   Like, how are you driving this car   in the mountains, living in a a small mountain  

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hilarious because Art does this too. Art just last night was fucking driving up the wrong way up our driveway because he doesn't have reverse.  

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Yeah. And so I'm trying to figure it out. I realized, like, oh. Elmer, let's just drag it. He had his car always parked, like, 6 spaces down from his own space. And then I realized, like, oh, it's because it's flat, and you can pull in real slow and stop. And then he can open the door and push his car out Away from the curb far enough that he could crank the wheel and drive away.   And then he parked. He must have always parked. Like, he was always thinking about parking.   Always.   So that he never parked in a place where he would need to use reverse. I'm just like, e cray. Like, this is the this is the blood inherited. This is why if you notice sometimes I got some blind spots, maybe I'm a little stubborn. It's like, yeah. Because I inherited this weird blood. Like, why we don't need to get a new car. We'll just not use reverse. We'll never put ourselves in a position to need to use reverse.   Who needs reverse? Insane person.  

Oh, my gosh. We're all dragging up. So I left that car with my uncle who helped me with the estate who I didn't Really no reward. Dragon?   You want it? You can have it. You can have the car with no reverse gear. Can you do the luck dragon?   Yeah.   How do you park and drive with the reverse? I use the lock.  

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Oh, the smokes coming out of his mouth. Yeah. Oh, nice.  

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That's a pretty good did somebody AI generate that? Because that's really good. Oh, yeah. It's nice. Oh, man. The AI loves it when you prompt iridescent,  

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pearlescent   Lux  

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dragon wings. We have to try that with wings. We all love it.  

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And lion kings. You remember the scene from the lion king?  

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Dun by. Yeah. Art Art knows that shit. He has no reverse, and Brian parked his car   and unloaded hay last night.  

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Then that It's a Northern California thing.  

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So it was in the way. So our couldn't reverse, so we try had to try going up the side of the mountain and we're on the Yeah. The fuck is is he going up the side? Oh, no. That's another way to reverse as you find it. Hell, and you go up and it's set up in neutral. The hell did eventually hit back. No. Keep shooting back down backwards. You bet.  

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I mean, I get it. I don't mind if you have to do that for even 6 months. Okay? Either gonna fix the car, which you're probably not, anyone that knows, like, the one thing that's important in your car more than anything else is the transmission. That's really the only part of the car that's important. Everything else can be fixed.   If you know how to rebuild a   automatic transmission. God bless you if you're hearing this. Wow. We're impressed.   Is this not I mean, if you just look at the exploded parts diagram,   That should be enough for you to know that you don't want anything to do with it. You know? I'll rebuild carburetors or even fuel injectors all day. No problem. We could do that. I'm whatever the band's spinning with fluid lines and, like, little tubes that make the fluid go   and, you know, electricity is applied in some areas. No. When I worked when I worked at the main at the main interstate Detroit Diesel,  

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Where we rebuilt   Interstate Detroit Diesel Engines.  

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The Allison Transmission guys, that was its own department. Anybody know did not didn't know a goddamn thing about a transmission. Those guys were nuts. Those guys were nuts. Yeah. No. You have to be. No. You have to be. It's just like because to me, it's the same as guys that tell you they do rigging for big shows. Like, you're the one that makes sure the stage and all the lights Can stand straight up and down and support the weight of everything.   Well, whatever you say I'll do, and I don't want any trouble even if I disagree with you because you're a crazy person.   When something's wrong, that means you're gonna climb straight up over the act   and do something with cables   that no one else can do. And then and you're gonna do it in such a way that you're confident everything will be okay and that we're not all gonna die including the audience and David Bowie. Right?  



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Yeah. Kinda like a carny.  

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Yeah. Exactly.   Well, carny's are those guys once they retire and get strung out, You know, that's what happens. The guy that does the rigging, he retires,   and he goes to the carnival, and then he thinks he's not gonna go back to using dope, but he does, And then you become a carny. That's Yeah.   But you could still do it. You still have the knowledge and the ability to do the rigging and everything, but Yes. Maybe we're not here in LA, Marcus. Like, 88%  

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instead of 100% effective. Espialger, what do you think of John c Lilly?  

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Well, all I know is that, he's affiliated   with guys like   Kinsey,   and that's just a bad thing. That's, you know,   that   where I when you say John Seeley, I think, wow. MK Ultra punching at the heavyweight level.  

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He was talking about his   ECCO,   Earth Coincidence   Control   Office or operation.   And he says in Italian, e c c o echo means, like, this is it.  

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Yes. I used to have some Italian shoes called echo. Echo shoes.  

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Take down the full screen. We'll go back to John c Lilly. Hear a little bit more from him to see if we have some looking good. You know, if you look like Rod Stuart didn't get any sleep. That's not good. Oh, let's listen in.  

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Alright.  

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So the problem is the mind on your limits.  

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Yeah. No limit. And  

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yet if one if one pushes that very, very far,   I guess one you know, no limits almost means nothing. There's nothing there. Limits limits is what defines things. It what it's what creates   form.  

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Does it I haven't tried it that way.  

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Yo. That's insightful.  

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It's formed.  

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I haven't thought it's that way. Uh-huh.  

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Well, not It looks like he's wearing is he wearing a hat or not? Okay. He is wearing a hat. Yeah. Okay. Yes. Just to find an entirely new way.  

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He's been called a pioneer  

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of He's wear he's wearing, like, the the, the hat with the the tail on the back, raccoon tail on the back. He's literally dressed  

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Literally dressed   as an actual   American pioneer.  

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Okay.  

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So as a psychonaut,   as a pioneer of the innerverse of the mindscape   of the oneric energy dream realm thing,   where he can take   Ketamine   and   then feel like his penis has disappeared or been removed or stolen or taken from him, And then ask his wife, Tony, is it still attached? She confirms that it's still attached. And because that was his great fear,   He has he's no longer anything to fear about. No no more fear.  

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And he's a brave pioneer. So this guy probably it's probably, We, he's probably the one that,   inspired the song detachable penis whether he realizes it or not or whether we realize it or not. Chibble penis.  

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Yeah. I almost  

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have the sense though that if if are no limits in the province of the mind that we   humans and and other beings, we create limits of our own to make it interesting, to make Make the game worth playing. You can't live as a human.  

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Mhmm.   And that's super as high as shit right now. To build into your brain. The pattern recognition system is your brain first.  

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He's gonna talk about hallucinations,   more drugs, and then I just had the thought that   There was a guy named, uncle Al.   You know who that guy is?   Yeah. Who, pushed himself and others   to not have limits, To say there are no limits. Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of law. Love is under law. Love is hard. If there's anyone who understands 93 language, correct me. Essentially,   we all kinda get it mixed up to think that if Aleister Crowley and the ion of Horus   released the Thelemic   Oh, masterwork of Libera,   the book of the law,   and then that says, you know,   do what you will essentially.  

And then later that influences a German author who writes the never ending story, and that whole phrase   is, Bastian   Bastian, you know, do what you will, and then he has to use the name of Moonchild   because that's his mother. So it's all tied into this Yongian   archetypical   dreamscape mysticism   sort of cool story, bro,   thing.   And now it's 2024. We've had a lot of time to think about these ideas.   Are these good ideas?  

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I typed in John c lily luck dragon with fish scales and got some pretty good results here.   This is the guy who was really, not as perverted as I thought it would be. These are actually pretty beautiful. Is he in an isolation  

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tank?  

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This one dragon looks like he's kind of been in isolation, Frank. It's it's very subtle and beautiful.   I don't wanna see these.  

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Very good.  

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Oh, I wanted to remind people that despite the, Utter popularity of Ketamine nowadays Mhmm. That there is a pretty common recurring theme of it causing people's bladder to become weak and or permanently fail. So So if you're imagining   experimenting with it just to get high or   using it therapeutically, like I see the ads on Facebook, just remember But you wanna Google that first too. Mhmm. So that that way, you know, if it were to making them so they can't control their bladder permanently? Yes. It It creates incontinence. Yes. Supposedly. Now, I mean, I have not ever experimented with Ketamine myself. The reports I've gotten from people that do it Do not make me have any temptation to do it.   I turned into a glowing,   jelly and melted through the floor, and I felt like it was reborn   Like in like a, like a glowing jelly cracking out of an egg or something like that. It's like, no. I don't   I knew a hippie lady who was a real deal hippie. It was my friend Johnny's mom, and she she was friends with Kinkeezy.  

Cool. And, she actually met William S Burrows, and she described Ketamine as a very adult drug, not like LSD. And that was enough for me. That put a pin in my map like,   Oh, so LSD is for kids. That's like kindergarten stuff.   Ketamine's   for the grown ups. Like, well, I don't I don't wanna be grown up then. I'm good.   No. I've take I've taken the vaccine. Like, Iboga.   Like Yeah. No. I know exactly. I don't need 3 days to recompartmentalize   my brain. I'm not Strung out on,   on opiates to the point where I can't survive, and I haven't suffered such trauma that I need to recompartmentalize my whole brain. So I'm good. I'm good.  

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Yeah. It's like, you know, like, oh, you can't do anything for 3 days, and you you'll live, like, 3 Other lives or 8 other lives. Yeah. Somebody's there to babysit you in case you pee or poop the bed or whatever. You know?   What? No. I can't. No. I'm not doing this.   Like, I don't even Unnecessary.  

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I mean Yeah. If, I mean, if you're there, if you're stuck, And you are stuck. You know what? Yeah, though. Okay. Cool. I get it. I I I appreciate that. I would definitely recommend getting someone that knows what they're doing to help you through it because the 3 day trip that's gonna take you on a 10000 year, 5 lifetime journey is a pretty big deal. Let's sing it together.  

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I don't wanna grow up. I'm an LSD kid.   Now if you change the lyrics, I don't wanna grow up. I'm an LDS kid. That makes you a woman.  

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That's right. So when I was a kid, what what how did that go when I was a kid? It was like,   no. Not a Tully's arrest Commercial. There was some little kids thinking it was like, LSD, LSD, mister Reagan takes it, miss missus Reagan   Makes it why can't we why can't we or something like that.  

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Oh, man. That's looks familiar. I kinda vaguely remember that. Yeah. You remember that when we were kids? There was, like, some little rhyme about Yeah. There's some a rhyme about it.   I wish we had them all from when we heard that. Because there was some good ones.  

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Yeah. It was something that was mister Reagan yeah. It was like mister Reagan takes it. Missus Reagan make or missus Reagan makes it. Mister Reagan takes it. Why Can't we? Why can't we?  

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Yeah.  

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Wait. If Nancy Reagan made the LSD, I don't wanna take it I don't have any faith in her. That's an interesting way to learn presidents by associating them with the drug that they were associated with. So the Reagan's associated with LSD. Of course, Biden   associated with what drug?  

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Stupidity.   Stupidity.  

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Hold on. No. No. What what is that thing where you Roofing all? I thought he was affiliated with Roofing all. Oh. I went with that thing where, you keep your old poop in the Closet for, like, 2 years and then go back and sniff the jar. What's that called? Oh, yeah. We're probably,  

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yeah, we're not bunk them. It's close.   It's it's something  

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Man. Jenkom? I think Jenkom. Jenkom. Jenkom. I would say he is the Jenkom.   Leginkum president.  

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I think that's I think we have we've broken new ground here at the end of the year, 2023.  

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Yeah. Hunter is Joe Biden,  

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Joseph,   Rubenette Rabenette, whatever his middle name is, Biden is the Jenkin president. I think we're on to something.   I forgot all about jinkum.   Yeah. Made me think of crocodile too. Remember crocodile? Yeah.  

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I actually in prison read this horrible, horrible   romance novel,   and crocodile was in it. And this was before   ever was a thing on the outside. It was very interesting because then when somebody said it, I was like,   weird.   And it was   Some book about it only in the book instead of,   getting scaly and stuff. You started, like, losing impulse control,   And then you would end up having, you know, mad raging sex with everybody,   and then   you'd end up dying from it. But   1st, you'd have sex with everybody just like whoever.   And,   it was a horrible, horrible book.  

The description's absolutely pornographic.   But when you're stuck in I was in the hole,   and   I did almost a year in the whole   over and,  

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Consecutively?  

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Yeah. Well, you can do 90 days, and then they Take you out, and then they put you right back in.  

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That's not right, man. That's fucking scary. No. No. It was rough and freaking,  

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That during the winter, the librarian   didn't come for, like, 4 months because it was kept blizzarding.   And so   You just started.   You know, one of the things you do is you call it fishing.   You take your bed and you rip out the strings in your bed, And you can make that really long line, and there's a gap under your door like that big. Right. And you put a little weight you make a little weighted end, and then you could Chuck it over to the next cell,   and then they can attach a book. And then, you know, you pull it back and you trade books and whatnot.   Some of the things them fuckers read.  



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Ugh. Oh, I heard the I heard about people fishing at the Walla Walla Penitentiary   in the, you know, the highest level of lockup.   Not not the whole, you know, like, in the prison where you're in solitary confinement. Like you said, permanently, you know, like, these guys are at the high I don't remember what they call it, super max or wherever. And, I heard they did the same thing only it was down the toilet.   Then you take your bed apart and you make a thread. You make something like the hook, And then everyone flushes the toilet at the same time, and the threads all go down and get tangled up. And then somebody lets go, and one guy gets his stuff. You know? Like, you're using the The plumbing is a communication in, like a mail system.   Hardcore, man.  



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Yeah. Under the doors is way easier, though. You can do  

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I'm sure that using the plumbing you're gonna exchange your business is not good.  

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I was on suicide watch once, So it's over in the super in the super isolated area,   and these guys were fishing.   And I'm on suicide watch. I'm just supposed to say if they try to kill themselves. And the fucking guard was so mad at me about it. Like, because I was watching these guys fish, and one of them,   if you if you're on suicide watch, they don't give you a blanket. You just get this suicide gown thing.   Right. It's just like this weird Padded weird thing.   And,   so he wanted a blanket, and he ripped apart the bottom of his suicide gown and fished down to the guy below him. I couldn't believe it.   He he got it down to the fur the bottom floor and then had a whole blanket and was pulling this whole blanket up, But he got it most of the way up, but the guards noticed it as it was hanging over the rail.  

It came running up, and the guard looks at me. He's like, why the fuck did you say something? I was like, He ain't trying to kill himself.   Yeah. Not yet. Give him a minute. Much. What?  

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Give him a minute. You know? I mean, we'll let him let me see what he's gonna do with the blanket. Maybe he's cold. He's to make a noose, and I'll I'll yell out. Hey. Hey. It's happening.  

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Nobody said I'm on blanket watch, dickhead.  

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Oh my gosh.   Stop it. Yeah. I typed in Crowley as look dragon with fish scales and got some pretty good results too. This I I It's it's fun.  

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It certainly is fun   to be able to play with, I I I well, I wanna be image creator. That's DALL E 3.   There's stable what it is? There there are a few different   image generating   software   things,   And I know there's another, version on Bing that's a designer. You go from a designer to the Bing thing. And   I'm Wondering   if and I wanted to talk about reverse image search to determine the origin   of an Internet image   So we can it'll it'll have a all the images on the Internet are   indexed and cataloged   and stored with all the metadata associated with it. So when you generate an image   through the AI   Software on   Bing through Microsoft, that's Microsoft's Bing,   they do tend to,   have a   Not quite a certificate of authenticity, but they've registered it. So they are saving every single image. Of course. Yeah. That's why it's free.  

Prompts.   So in that instance, the Bing search engine is going to know that if someone reverse image searches, meaning they have the image And they put the image into the search box,   and then it pulls it out and says this image was generated on a certain date.   Now with Bing gathering all the prompt information, a text prompt, like at a text terminal   using your keyboard to type in words   You imagine   in a proper order to summon an image   and then Bing,   Microsoft's   search engine   Using the AI to then gather all the information to see   what people want to generate the most images   Of. So now they have the data   of what images are most generated   and what search terms are used.  



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That's To me, that's what I was gonna say. Product. Oh, that's absolutely why. That's a There's no other reason they It's data gathering.   It it's a really intuitive way for them to crowdsource.   Mhmm. They they give us something that's just   interesting and good enough   that we'll input,   And then they're getting all kinds of scope of of knowledge from that input. But that's what I was gonna say, Alan. Like, if you're building a matrix, you're almost letting The people build their own matrix doing Yeah. Well, by doing that, then you can figure out which one,   will control them better because you know all of the details that they're most interested in. Like a 3 legged Hermanubis statue made out of iridescent pewter. Yeah. That that third leg in the background is kinda disturbing. Right? The way it's almost completely hidden, so it makes you wonder. There's also only look like over there. Wing on the back  

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and then the steps.   I think he's now clear to, like, almost his fucking ankle there because there's, like, some rod thing. There is a rod up right by the tail.   Yeah. But no. There there's he's holding a rod in his hand, but that that end doesn't go anywhere near that. I don't know where the end of that rod particular rod goes. I don't necessarily  

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want to know. It goes up the Anubis.  

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Yeah. Up the Anubis.  

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It is really great at generating   RoboCop   images.  

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So I typed in James James Edward maiden frog sculptures and got some pretty good results.   One of them actually kinda reminds me of Jim's work. So to me, that's fascinating. Oh, really? I'd like to see those.  

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As soon as you put a fucking hand a glove on, that's a really like, a gloved hand, it does really well. And, like, his teeth look pretty good. That's actually pretty impressive.  

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Because what it's doing   is taking elements   of art that already exists.   Some painter   Actually painted those teeth at some point.   What it's doing is copying and pasting   images   Together   to make a collage   of another image, and then it's just filling in the lines between it.   So that's why other artists   who are no longer living   are probably rolling in their graves horrified that they created art That is now going into the sample engine machine   to spit out stuff like that.  

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And depending on how you're prompted the Anubis Is the Anubis I don't think I would like the bonus hole. That doesn't sound good. Well, it's safe. It's truly a magon sambo.   I was wonder I was wondering the whole time what that said. I'm like, what the fuck is that? It's AI  

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not understanding English language. You type in English language and says, shirt that says the words and you put in quotes   truly something,   And it intentionally   puts in   misspellings   intentionally.   So I wonder if that's Microsoft's way to say, Yeah. We're making art,   but   it still looks terrible. It needs to be touched up.   So with this pewter thing, it's like, well,   yeah, but   there's 3 legs on this dog.  

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So now it's staph sticking out of its   Either a staff or a penis, a very rod like penis. I I I don't know what's going on here.  

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With one wing on its back.  

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There's only one wing. Then if we had and with the 3 legs,   I mean,   what where is exactly the tail going on here? Like, it kinda   Where is that tail coming out of? It's a piece of a tail  

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copy pasted to resemble   a pastiche image Of something that resembles something   like a hermanubis.  

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Hermanubis. Hermanubis.  

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Like a Kobold   sort of,  

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dog based pony soldier. Is that what you typed in was Hermanubis?   And that's what you got?  

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Yep. Herbanous.  

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Do you know what an actual herbanous looks like?  

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I have never heard of a Herbanubis.  

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It's   a Greco Egyptian god who conducts the souls of the dead to the underworld.  

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Oh, I thought that was just Anubis. Anubis.  

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I I know who Anubis is.  

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Combining Hermes with the Kemetic deity of Anubis into Hermanubis.   This is what   The idea is   Combining Hermes  

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with Anubis Billy Channel is wondering if if that's the bonus hold with the Anubis.   And I'm just saying, if it's an Anubis bonus hole, that doesn't sound great at all. I don't think I wanna do anything with that hole.  

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Well, it just gets you're so straight.   It's definitely the Jim Jim and Ben are definitely the straightest guys here.  

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Did it make a bibliography   for your made up   Character?  

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Helenicfaith.com/hermanubis,   references   periphery   and the encyclopedia   Britannica.   I'll go there now. Let's see what they say about it.   Are you seeing the Anubis Egyptian god   Paige, at some point, it probably reference you know, if you combine Anubis with Hermes, then you'll get Hermanubis.   What we're doing with Bing now is taking   2 familiar things   and mashing them together into a new creation. So it's the   Dialectic   of   thesis,   antithesis  

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equals synthesis. So this is like that scam that I heard about that   That one of them Paul kids did with where he had, like, this game that was, like, an NFT or something, and he bought eggs and the egg was an animal like a cat.   And then you got another egg that was like an elephant,   and then you put them together, and then they'd make a cat. The next egg would be like a cat would be like a   Cat.   Cat. Mhmm.   Or Ellis  

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Or just a Walmart greeter.  

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I would accept that as a greeter, but not as the Right. As the dummy that tries to to   check your risk down at the end?   Yeah. I never I never let them do that. And if it was a cat, I would I would be very unhappy about it.  

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Right. So when an image like   Robocop becomes a mimetic image  

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that Masks, that body armor, the glove, the gun on the side of the leg there, the holster in the hip. How did you think that you'd almost Have to let Robocop check your receipt. Right? Because it's so archetypally correct your whole life. Like, alright, Robocop. Here's the receipt. You know, don't shoot us all dead in here.  

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Well, that's how it becomes   the meme, and then people take Robocop   and put that hero   in another movie,   And then they mash those 2 characters up.   So in fan fiction, they would ship things,   forcing them to be in a romantic relationship. So he put them together in stories.   It might have, like, a a story here. Some royals duking it out for the throne.   It'll generate anything you want it to generate,   usually, until you get the dog.   So the dog will say, no. You can't do that. But there are Unsensored. To  

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do dogs? Well,  

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if you have a violent word, I've been trying to generate images of Odin   With the spear. Right? Odin is known for having a spear.  

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Gungnir.  

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Oh, it's a weapon. Right? A weapon? Yeah. Hold something, a sharp object. It doesn't wanna generate sharp objects.   There are certain things that   filters   Through and and they'll generate the image on the back end,   but they won't show it to you. So they'll say it was   unable to show that image.   And then at that point, they have a dog   that comes through. And people who are on forms and message boards actively generating new prompts And meshing and mashing things together   to create funnier images.   That's really the humor of this is trying to make the most disgusting, funny, vile, offensive   Mimetic image possible.  



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And as people are Do you have the free one or the paid one?   I haven't paid for this. This is No. I wonder if you I wonder if you go into the paid one. It's like, yeah. Have at it then,  

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That is   That is the whole purpose of selling the service to create   Disney characters   in situations where   It would be an x rated film,   essentially.   But Bing and Microsoft doesn't wanna be responsible for generating   Pornographic images   of Disney's Pixar film characters.   That girl from Tang Tangled With the long hair is a popular one or the girl from Frozen as her name Elsa or something.   She's been showing up in all these memes. So it's generating them.   But if you cross the boundary,   it'll say not on a free platform.   But, of course, as you're asking, I'm sure There are private paid for services,   servers,   artists. Oh, there's people that have figured out how to write the code and to get it to do what they want themselves too. Remember when Yeti Slang was on our stream a few months back, and I asked him a question about rule 34 r. I said, when you were,   open for commissions.  

Did you get a lot of people requesting you to basically draw a cartoon porn from of Disney characters or video game characters?   Like, that's the rule 34 thing.   Now artists are   not having to do that if it can just be generated easily   To our What did he say? I don't remember. Did he say yes or not? Well, we'd have to go back and play the tape back.   Was that WSW episode   34, 56, or 7?  

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That's a great question. Out there.  

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It's been a while.  

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Yeti slang,   Johnny Larson.  

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So the Sonic middle finger has been really fun.   Getting characters to flick you off, give you the bird   has been fun.  

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So would it have a problem with Thor and Mjolnir then?   So if that's a hammer rather than a spear,   and it's pointies that it seems to have a problem with and sharps.  

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It's   learning   from   creators   who are prompting stuff.   They have to have humans   Who are then reviewing stuff?  

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I gotta tell you. I saw that z e that z e Mhmm. Right out the gate, and I was like,  

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What the fuck? We have a guest at the door. Shall we let them in?  

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Here they are. I'd turn my head to see the rest of the name before I was like, What the hell is going on right now?  

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Welcome.   Hi. How's your microphone working?   Is it working? We hear you. Yep. We can hear you. You have to introduce yourself to everyone.  

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Oh, I'm, Becky, otherwise known as Zipper,   and,   Nice to meet you. I found out about you guys through Owen.   Oh. Bootsie.   I've been watching you guys a while then.  

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Through Boot Butch Greenwood.   Mhmm.   Yeah.   We like that. Blue collar mystics.  

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Mhmm.  

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Awesome. Yeah. I met him on Instagram, and I did a,   a coaching   interview with him.   So whenever he's doing the coaching.  

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Nice.  

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Pretty cool. I think I did one of those too. It's a small world.  

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Yep. It sure is.   And I don't know if you guys know,   him.   He's the cosmic threader.   It's like he's really the one that, like, hooked me to all of you guys.  

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Cosmic   threader.   Man, that sounds familiar. Is is His first name is Kim?  

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Tim.  

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Tim. Tim. Yeah.  

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I'm not sure if I know for sure. Sounds cool.  

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Yeah. Cool.   So what are you guys talking about?  

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Talking about Jonathan Lilly being the pioneer of dolphin sex.  

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What AI?  

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I only read one of his books. I think it was bio,   engineering the human bio computer.  

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That's his famous term.   Yeah. Talking about the human   having a bio computer   body thing,   mind body connection,   And all of the limits that it could be pushed to and all the research they were doing in labs.   I don't really don't really know   now in 2024   if this guy is just   a scientist.   Just really a genuine scientist interested in scientific knowledge.  

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Was he I don't think so. Maybe he's a I think  

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So bet   they're talking about they're they're talking about the 6 finger thing still. And there's a lot of things actually that are a dominant Trait that are really weird.   It's just so many of those things,   normal society. Like, if you start looking things up like lobster boy,   Like, everybody in that family was lobster like. They all had that weird disease and   For this one. Just who wants sleep with that person and have kids that are gonna have that deformity.   So there's actually quite a few traits like that That,   are really weird.  

And when I when I was a kid in the eighties,   you heard a lot more about things like that. Very interesting how quickly   that's really died out and including with, animals.   And, like, Cheney over there talks about pickle punks.   And that was always, like, there was a lot of deformed kids   back in the day. And that's what that was what a lot of that was based around, And you just don't hear about shit like that.   But, yeah, everybody in that guy's family and that guy that story about lobster boy is crazy. Like, That dude was like this crazy murderer,   and he actually killed somebody. But because because they couldn't,   take they weren't equipped to take care of him in In   prison, they just let him go. They're like, yeah. Well, you're just gonna be on house arrest.  



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There aren't a lot of artists creating   images of deformed humans.   So I don't know that the AI models   have determined   that humans look a certain way.   They are determining that humans in paintings   And an art are usually defined by their most sexually attractive features.   So that's what the EIS AI is trying to   Produce because that's what it sees humans as. So as humans make a program humans,   then that feedback   Perpetuates   its creation.   And as young people are discovering the Internet for the first time and their own bodies and other bodies of people,   you wanna generate   images that are interesting in the most interesting way to them?  

So that's   a thing that we're dealing with now.   But it's not new, is it?  

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Actually, it's just hyper   drawn that way. Because everything's just going   faster and maybe slightly different new iterations. But Uh-huh.  

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There's nothing new.  

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Yeah. I feel the same way.   It's non novel novelty. That's all. So how long have you been on the Internet, Zebra?  

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Oh, jeez.   The first time I got on the Internet, I was in high school, which was in the, like, early nineties. I was use a Netscape Navigator? B b BBS's.   Yep.   Yep.   I had, my cousin,   his mom worked for Sandia Labs, and she was actually, like, The person that was, like, the hacker that tried to get into the labs to protect the labs   Right. It was she was Penetration testing. Yeah. Penetration testing. That's exactly what it was. And,   so he   my cousin, Eric, was he he, like, lives in Virginia now. I'm pretty sure he's probably Working for the government. I'm not sure exactly, but,   Yeah.  

So he, was on the VBS's, and I ran at my Grand's long   distance.   He lived in Albuquerque, but plus he.  

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Yeah. Gesundheit.  

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Thank you.  

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But, yeah. So,   I was I, stole my dad's computer from work   in the middle of the night because I was an insomniac, and I I got on the BBSs and ran up the long distance bill. That was That's the question I would ask. Are you an insomniac because you had a computer and Internet access and Internet all night long? It pretty much happened. I've been this way, like,   up all night pretty much,   nocturnal   in the winter, especially,   since I   Like, went into puberty. So   and my mom will testify to that.  

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So what do you do to manage it?  

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I just I   don't work for the man,   so I can do what I want.  

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I guess Right. So then you don't you don't have to worry so much about when you do and don't sleep. So so you've adjusted. Because me, when I used to I don't suffer with insomnia anymore, but when I used to, the to me, the thing I found most useful   Was to, get over the idea of falling asleep. And if I found myself laying in bed for any, redundant amount of time, I would give myself permission to get up. I would get up, turn the lights on, turn TV on, read a book, start doing dishes if no one was home, you know, do whatever. And and   Usually, I found that that would either allow me to get lots of things done and be comfortable, or sometimes it would even, put me in a position to suddenly feel sleepy and fall asleep. So Yeah. I just sleep when I'm tired, and it I don't really have insomnia because I do sleep regularly,  

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and I kinda even have, like, a regular schedule, but it's just, like, not a normal person's schedule.   Not, like Right. Date of holiday schedule.  

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Well, I mean, that's what we have no idea to what degree,   human beings would all be adjusted to their own There's sleep cycle if it wasn't for industrial revolution and the way that society is organized. We have no idea.  

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Right. Even with those periods, There were there's no I I don't know. I don't know about all that.   I got I gotta say, I think the industrial   revolution has made it to so that there's other sleep   Cycles. You can't tell me that a hon that a 150 years ago Great. Very true. Electricity   that there was a lot of People that wanted to stay up all night. It's just got it. The No. I think their their word I I think people are gonna burn oil and burn candles. I'm not It's in the 30.   I'm saying the percent compared to what we have now. Way lower. I'm sure it was way lower. A ton lower. Why? Because everything it's not it's not industry that made it so you have to do things during the day. It's that we can't see at night. That made it so you have to do things. Murder.  

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Right.   The natural thing is the bullet that put this gun and go to bed where to go. Right. You have to It's a funny Plus you have to have resources.   Dark.   You have to have resources to stay up, and we all kinda take advantage,   or take it for granted that we use   electricity   to to   to bulk at the system. But   before electricity, then you would have had to have   resources to, like you know, I'm sure, like, having a candle or oil to burn, You know, you can't just burn oil every single night all night to stay up unless you're some kind of eccentric or wealthy or whatever. At least you have to have the resources and The excuse,   like, why would you why would you burn oil lamps all night and stay up? Even then. Look how limited your you would be. Yeah. You might wanna read a book or sit there and do some knitting or something. But Yeah. You can't turn on your shop lights. Yeah. You can't go out and do any Think big. You can't you're not gonna The guy that's gonna light 50 or a 100 oil lamps to get a project done is really we're down to, like, 0 0 1%.  



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As soon as people could listen to the radio all night, then maybe they'd stay up and listen to the radio for electricity.  

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Again, post electricity.   Prior to the industrial revolution,   how many how many people wanted to stay up at night, and how many people thought that Staying up at night was bucking the system or went   this just really sucks. I can't see anything.   I'm sitting here, and it's fucking dark.  

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Except for your microphone's a little little quieter than the rest of us. Is it? We need to speak a little louder, then we'll hear you.  

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That helps.   Better? Yep.  

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Yeah. So, like, what about stoking the fire all night? I mean, you had to keep warm, so there was somebody that was putting wood on the fire. Don't stoke the fire all night.  

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You know how much firewood that would take?   Like, that's why you bank the coals. So that way it stays reasonable. And on top of that,   you don't really want your house that hot. Like,   It's way easier to sleep during the when it's cold. You just you just hope that the coals last till morning So that way you don't have to raw restart   the fire. That sucks.   But you don't  

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Yeah. Even my friend Nikki who Nikki Rapata lived out there in interior Alaska in homemade yurts where it was getting negative 60. And that's what she said that, that they wouldn't try to keep the fire burning all night. They'd build up a huge bank Kohl's. And then, if the Kohl's burnt out, you would know because it would get so cold that it would wake you up with a splitting headache. And then like she said, as long as you weren't, an alcoholic, you wouldn't die from the cold, you know, bundled up in your sleeping bag or whatever inside the yurt. But if the coals went out, Then   it would wake you up because you are getting hypothermic,   and you got a splitting headache, and you're freezing and shivering. So then you have to get up and,   Buckwood and hopefully you have some dry wood and get the fire started again. I mean, that's just about to  

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at night   at night, you go and you shut the flu And you take your ashes and you put them over top of the coals because you don't want them to burn themselves out. You want them to just sit there and cook, and it's called banking your coals.   Like like, the amount of wood that you would have to set aside if you burnt wood all night, like, to to   Live throughout a year, especially if you didn't again, we're talking pre industrial revolution.   So They didn't have a steel chainsaw. You had to go out and hand saw that shit. Jesus.   I'm kill   it it bust my ass trying to keep up with the wood So we burn more wood than most because we cook on our wood stove. We have a cooking wood stove,   and   I bust my ass, and I've got a giant 462,   chainsaw. I've got a nice 311   steel chainsaw,  

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and it's a lot of work. And there's a couple of us Did Travis watch it alone? Later. Ben, if you watch that show alone where they drop people in the middle of nowhere and, they Compete for a quarter $1,000,000 to see who can survive the longest. It's the most realistic survival show I've seen because they drop them the the one thing that's kinda contrived is that they Train them to use all their camera equipment, and they do send a medical team out about once a month to make sure that the people aren't,   Hiding that they're in danger or dying or sick or, you know, getting emaciated or have an injury that they're so, I mean, you know, it's not 100% survival, but way more it's not like Survivorman or Bear Grylls. You know? It's not like that. They they dump these people   in,   Usually in Northern Canada somewhere. And,   Is that the one where they have, like, different camps or they're, like, different Areas and Yeah. 8 or 10 people, and then they're all yeah. People are falling out. You know? Like, I remember, one guy left the first night because there's bears, and he's in his tent. You know, like, you see you're you got your tarp   to start, and then you have to build a shelter. You know? And so, of course, everybody's trying to pull down, you know, get shelter established   Freshwater   and then start to hunt for forage for food and hunt. But the reason I brought it up right now is because The guy that won 2 seasons ago, this Hispanic guy,   he didn't build a fire at all,   to keep warm all the time. And most people, they're trying to keep a fire going the whole time.  

And like you said, they're banking the coal, so it's not like they're jumping wood on the fire constantly,   but there it's freezing. You know, once the winter comes, they drop them right at the end of spring. So they're they have a chance to forage, to hunt, to get set up, and then the winter comes, and that's what tests everybody. And so, you might enjoy the show, Ben. But,   this guy, he he had practiced   Being cold and living in the cold with no fire. And so he didn't light a fire until the very, very end until he was down to, like,   2 weeks to go.  

I mean, he didn't know it was 2 weeks to go, but he had built a little fire stove out of some, anything that they find, They allow them to use, like, whatever litter or trash or random merchandise that's just littered around. And he found a bunch of cans and built a stove. But, it was really impressive to me and it showed   how much time and energy and effort everybody   put into   Keeping maintenance of their fire and   the psychology of it. If people's fire burnt out and they couldn't get it lit and get it back going or they were having a struggle, It would be an excuse for them to tap out and push the little button and call and go home because they were so used to the fire, and it was so much a part of their routine. Their ritual   Was surrounding that fire, whereas that guy completely just pushed that out. He's like, I'm not gonna have a fire. Yes. And, like, me and my lady   Yeah. Right. And so to me, it's interesting   conversation.  

Right. Because he that's how he won, really. I would say that's probably the thing that won it for him We had He went out there. Energy on so much else. The amount like I said, I have a steel I have a giant steel saw  

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And and one that's actually a very large steel saw, and they're really well kept.   And I'm in those things,   It rips through wood like magic, and it's still  

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so much work. Shape sharpener?  

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Oh, yeah. Got files sharpening that chain all the time. I've got about 44 different chains are sharpeners. I've got about 3 chains for each of my saws, like, A couple blades.  

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It's and it's just constant constant work. Yeah. Billy Tango, Vancouver Island is the main spot. They they do it in other places. Yeah, Vancouver Island is in Northwest  

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Canada, and it's crazy. What is the name of the television show that you're alone.  

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Alone, a l o n e, Alone. Yeah. It's good. I mean, that's one of the few shows I've watched in the last 5 or 10 years that I've actually really just enjoyed without it being,   You know, without that tinge of   guilt or feeling like you're wasting your time or it's just stupid. You know? Like, I I have a hard time watching most of the stuff they present now for serialized television or movies.   I don't remember which network it's on. It's on   I have to look it up. I just it's just not coming to me. Okay.  

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Ask your file guy. Maybe he'll tell you.   My file guy? Yeah. They that's, like, that's something that I speaking of, like, you were talking about the the John Lilly and stuff like that before. Yep.   I I like how programmed in I have, like   like, my avatars in my head. My what do they call them? Your your archetypes.   I have, like, my file guy and my ego. My ego, I used to, like, murder it all the time, but it always comes back.   And I was being really mean to it. And then, like, one day,   I was having a talk with my friend and I decided I was like, okay. Well, 5 first choice ever I'm gonna choose   love over fear.  

That's   number 1. And I I just started there.   And, she was like, well, how does that work? You're, like, killing your ego. That's not very nice.   It's not very loving. And I was like, oh, shit. You're right. And so I had to come up with a creative way to,   you know, deal with my ego, so I gave them a new job. And it's, like, guarding the back door. So, like Nice. No brainwashing, no advertisement.   I curse during commercials,   which is hilarious. Everybody loves it.  

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Yeah. As long as I'm not I used to talk back to commercials all the time too, and I would curse a lot. So, yeah, I have the same strategy.  

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That's a lie. That's a lie. That commercial. That's a lie. Rebuke it. I'm, like, I would never buy this. I am not your target audience. Right.  

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Yeah. I do that too. Like, I I used to teach my kids to talk back to TV teller, shut up. That's a lie. Fuck you. Fuck you. I don't wanna buy that thing. You know? They're watching you anyways, so  

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If you're interesting anyways, I guess.  

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I saw a funny meme earlier today. The guy said,   I was reading this   manifesto, but I don't want   my FBI agent to think that I'm a threat. So every few pages, I just go.   I just thought that was pretty funny. You know? Like,   look at my webcam. Woah. Yeah. You know? Reading Unabomber, but, whoo, this is pretty crazy.  

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Definitely don't believe this. Oh, that was pretty funny.  

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Trying to keep it all below the radar is kinda fun.   I just do stupid shit all the time, and I don't care what anybody thinks.  

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I figure if we're assigned intelligence apparatus that's watching us as Fighters and spider adjacent people. They're the happiest people. This is the job they're trying to get. You know? Yep. They're, like, quite interesting. Can we just spy on Alan Marcus some more, please?   Like, they they forget to log out, and they're just like, oh, man. I'm 2 hours overtime, and I I'm not gonna get paid, but I'm gonna keep watching what Alan's searching for here. This is interesting.  

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So how into, like, esoteric stuff are you guys? Like A 100% of it. All all the way. So I'm gonna I'm gonna pitch you this new,   practice that I've been practicing, I guess.   And, so I'll find something that is either previously recorded live, but I've never seen it before.   And I will interact with it as if it was live even if it's not live.   And,   It's really weird because it really starts responding. Like, I mean, literally, I'll say words, like, right before somebody says it,   And, I've noticed that this is a really it's really good to to get tuned in, like, early in the morning if you just, like, put something on that was Previously recorded live, but you haven't seen before. And just kinda try and tap into it. Even just audio, like podcasts and stuff like that.  

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Trippin.  

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The the far side. They have, like, radio, far side radio, and they have shows on far side.   So I'm I'm, like, a huge hip hop fan.   So even foreign language, especially Romanian hip hop, it's my favorite.  

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Oh, yeah?   Yeah. Cool. I've got some friends in Romania, so that's that's a that's a far idea. I got a friend who's a pretty,   Popular successful rapper.   He's from somewhere in the   Northern European,   what do they call those countries up there? There's a name for them. The Hawkins?  

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Or  

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No. Like, Northern European where it's all the really white blonde hair, blue eyed people. Vacation.  

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Yeah. That's, Scandinavian.  

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I don't think there's a word for that. Scandinavian is the word. Scandinavian.  

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Scandinavian. That's it. I thought the word was Aryan, and we weren't gonna say it. And that was a bit. Well, Aryan technically means,  

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or whatever, you know, like a Persian. Yeah. Mhmm. I think. It it it According to according to history,  

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a legend. You know?  

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Yeah. But when you when you read that, that's really very muddled, the whole thing. It's and That's what I mean. I'd Same. But, you know, the more you dig, the more you can get whatever ants you want   because nobody knows. So, you know, you know  

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Nobody can prove it anyways if they Right.  

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Right. So then if you what happens is you end up choosing a position and then for evidence to support your position, and you can usually find what you want if that's what you're deciding to do is, like, I'm gonna fill in these gaps. I tried. You know?   Yeah. Right. You're right. It's smart to not do that. You know? Yeah. It's smarter to be the other way, like, find your information and Actually, try to destroy   your position 100% and see how you do.   Yeah. That's but that's harder for most people because it's pretty easy to destroy your own position too. You know? And, people have the bandwidth to do it all the time because they're too busy doing stuff to, like,  

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Whatever they think they're supposed to be doing.  

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Right.  

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In the clip we watched earlier with John C. Lilly, he was talking about ECCO,   the   Earth's, what was it called again, Jim?   Coincidence Control Office or something. The Earth's   Evidence control office. So he was talking about this idea   of a fictionalized   theoretical   Office   somewhere,   probably an intelligent thing,   and using that as the coincidence control,   having to do with Jungian sort of synchronicities,   and Mhmm. You were talking about   how you were having a Conversation   with media,   whatever you're watching, that wasn't a live broadcast that was recorded in the past, and you were talking to them, and then it would begin to have a conversation with you, and you kinda do that dance back and forth.  

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Yeah.   Yeah. It's very cool.   And, like,   this last year, I've really, like, actually had more, like, witnessed, like, what what People would call, like, magic,  

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Yeah. Experiences,  

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and it's pretty freaking amazing, I gotta say. I mean,   it's a little bit scary at at first. Getting used to it is very weird because you're like, oh my god. Did that just really happen? Oh, I have  

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is very often. I'll I'll be out of friends' house, still have the television on, and I won't be sitting watching it, but I'll be walking back and forth. So every, like, 3, 4 minutes, I'll stop in, hear what they're talking about. Leave. Well, it's wintertime, and I'm getting my exercise   while people are awake walking around   Instead of when they're asleep, that sort of thing. But the point of the story is I walk back and I'll say something,   and then the character on Television will respond to me directly from what I just said, and then I'll walk away. And I'll come back and I'll do it again, and I'll have never seen the show. I won't even know what show it is. It's just a buffet of television, and it could be watching anything. I also have conversations because I can kind of walk down the stairs, start to hear Dialog.   Respond to the dialogue. They'll respond back to me, and then I'll walk away. And it could be touched by an angel. It could be,   have I would have a experimentation  

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trying to, like, put like, pick something at random and see if,   just, like,   in passing. I don't know if it's that it's Mhmm. That thing, like, if you if you, you all of a sudden, you become aware of something and You see it everywhere. Like, I don't know if it's that particularly, but it's like,   I chose cake   Mhmm. Like like, 2 years ago, and, like, then I met somebody whose name is pound cake, and then I there's, like, a   a a co an altcoin that's, like, cake, and I invested in it. And Cake coin. There's, cake everywhere, and I was like You invested in it. Now that's interesting.  

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So you took it to the next to me, that's taking it to the next level. It's one thing to do the experiment and see what comes to you. It's a whole another thing to be like, and I'm gonna buy some cake, Corey. Well, that's that's like some kind of memetic magic system  

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that you're working right. I bought a book on mimetic magic, actually. And, I believe Which one? Time is retro.   It's it was called, me mimetic magic, and it's just like this little black and white book. I think   I'm not sure   exactly.   I think it is a recopy   a really older book or   somebody self published it because it doesn't seem like,  

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the It looks like the the main one that comes by Kirk Packwood.  

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I don't think that that's it. It was, like, very small book,   and it was talking about how memes,   Memes are like they transmute from one thing to another, and it's a medium that is very fluid, like and it's it's kinda like comedy, like, Used to be, like comedy used to be,   to where people get their own thing out of it. It's like double entendres and things like that. If you Totally,   communicate   using double entendres.   Whenever I was driving to California, for example, I was wearing a Marilyn Manson The one that said, beware of God, and I went into this little grocery store in this little, like it was just a grocery store,   convenience store, basically.  

And the lady behind   the cash register was like, more people should think like that.   Nobody nobody scared God no more. You know? And I was like,   wow.   That was, like, my first, like, cue in it. It's like,   She really doesn't get what this means.   Right. Right. But it's okay.  

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She does not see the fernards.  

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Yeah. Yeah. She doesn't see the penards. Exactly.  

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And I like whenever I'm I'm Did you guys say something? I didn't hear anything.   I I don't hear it. I didn't see it. I didn't hear it. Yeah. Don't have a concept for it. It doesn't make why Matt said that. It was an it was unfortunate Then I typed in memetic magic, and then I saw Baked Alaska's meme magic book cover. That was disappointing.  

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The Kirk Kirk Packwood guy was in a documentary   about   memes.   I've seen that.   He'd be fun to talk to. He's a or if he's listening, he wants to join us sometime. Kirk, we'd love to.   Yeah. Hackwood. Man.   Yep.  

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Yep. Do you guys remember deoxy.org, like   Yes. Back in the day? I was, like, an admin in the chat there,   And I miss that place so much.  

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It would show up in a lot of searches afterwards.   They archived it for a while. I know if those archives are still available.  

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They actually just recently put the site back up, but it's, like, still pretty much like a museum of what used to be. There's being interactive about it, and there's nothing being added to it anymore. Okay.   Yeah. Dimitri went through some legal issues or something, or he had to get a normal job, and he didn't want it   being associated with him  

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or something. I don't know. That's why we encourage everyone to boot Like, all of these streams, record them to cassette tapes,   Betamax,   zip, ziplock them into zip drives, whatever you gotta because this stuff is bring them on to archival DVDs  

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and hide them in the the one VHS.  

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Yes. Yep. Working on getting all this stuff released on VHS.  

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I like the idea of it. I don't know. Everything we've ever done being on tape backup somewhere. I do like that idea. Yeah. 7s, what do you say about tape backups for all this archive material? I used to have all the chat archives printed out on Papers.  

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Backups.  

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But the web links don't work anymore.  

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What?   This is a mic check, though. Are are you guys hearing me? Or It's been pretty loud. Pretty hot, but we can hear you. It's a little bit hot.  

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Sounds good.  

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I kinda like it. It's kinda like Well, not about backups. I just think about how to be like AM radio, but I'm not sure where that's coming through,   but that's fine.   I like it.  

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Well, I already lit a candle when you guys were talking about   Fire. So that's funny. Alright. I I had to get into   the the zone with Balderson talking about letting the coal simmer.   My boss is now But no. Backups. It's just interesting how much   Yeah. Yeah. The I don't know if you hear the crackling.  

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You have a great But It's coming through some Backups are interesting because  

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okay.   It's like in the background.   But I I was just gonna say the tape drives that they used to have in the eighties and the seventies and just, like, cabinets and cabinets that just   Stored stuff that was maybe only, like, 50 megabytes   or less. Like, it was just   So much work to store things. You had it done, and they still stored it no matter what the cost, no matter The effort. So now it's like we have these 2 terabyte   little   mini SD cards that could fit in our phones,   And it's like the size of less than your fingernail.   Right. So it's crazy how much for just 30 or 40 years  

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Right. It's changed.  

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It's a famous Kurt Vonnegut quote.   He said, you know, they used to be that they'd be bringing somebody your head on a platter, but now they're us our head with a pair of tweezers.  

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Depends on how the suit far your Zoom sync goes in, I guess. Handing us our head with a bear's face. How many angels can dance in the head of  

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a pen?  

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What Kurt Vonnegut book was that? Well I think that was interesting. Quote.  

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World's Oh, yeah. What book?  

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Yeah. I think it was just a quote you're saying. The more we back up, the lazier our brains get.  

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You know, like, the lazier brains get to memorize things because we're now depending on the storage. And so data. Yeah. I used to have lots and lots telephone number is memorized now, and I have almost  

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none. Yeah. I still remember my phone number from when I was little.  

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Mhmm. We're all Being becoming mush even though the memory that we're storing is getting smaller and smaller and smaller for the compact or the size of how we could store it. Sevens, are you coming in from the year 2024  

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or from the year 2022.   There's there I there feels like there's a little ping   latency   delay.   Not sure, though.   I think 2023 Maybe it's just because we're talking about technologies, and we're starting to think about   That and with   the Skylink Internet, Starlink. What what is it?  

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The Internet has been Voltron. It's the Voltron Internet. Yeah. The move oh, no. It's up up it's upgraded. So he must have changed from the cats   Voltron over to the robot's Voltron.  

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I think the the mouse that was powering the Voltron   wheel dragged too much mead   and passed It's the way.   Yeah.  

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Is this the chance? Yeah. That might be it.  

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Yeah. It gave out the mice.   The rats We're actually running it and and they drank too much of the meat. It it gave out. Now the   it it just has I think honestly what Happened was our trees because when we originally got that Internet,   you know, what, 2 years ago,   it was barely,   the the satellite or light or sataloon or whatever was barely above our tree line.   And now   that one just goes out fairly consistently, and I think the trees have just It's gotten above it, and they're every time the wind's blowing or anything, it's taken out my signal all the time. So we had to switch booster that's bent into fractal  

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Apes, because that really helps.  

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Yeah. I live in a box inside it inside of the mountains.   There there's no help.  

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It's and the tree wigging.  

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And the trees are the trees are literally 100 of feet tall.   Yeah. So there's there's no nothing.   And I live on the north side.  

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Yeah. I live in Eastman's   over over on the other side of the Sandia,   about,   I guess it would be about 2,007   to, like, 2,010.   And,   we got a a Wi Fi signal that was just, like, out of nowhere, in the middle of nowhere, literally. Like, we're, like, on the other side of the mountain, and there's, like we're, like, on 12 and something   half acres. There's, like, mountains all around us, hills all around us. And, it turns out that there was a tower.   The ISP on that side of the mountain has towers,   and, there was one at the golf course that was, like, 5 miles from our house, and we could get a signal   at our house, but they wouldn't assign you a DNS   Or an IP address. So   Mhmm. I would like I downloaded, like, Wireshark and all sorts of stuff. And after 2 years, I finally got on to the Internet   From just my Wi Fi router, my little,   USB   Wi Fi on my on my Toshiba satellite. It was so awesome.  

But, I would have to, like whenever the neighbors would come home and they would park their truck a certain way, like, the neighbors is, like, mile like, a mile away that I could see down the road.   Sometimes the Wi Fi would go out, and I would have to get up and reconnect my   little antenna, which I did inside of a water bottle with salt crystals.   It's so crazy.   But I was on 2nd year sub subnet, so   that's pretty cool.   I don't even know how I did it, honestly.  

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The sentiment is the mother of invention.  

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Yeah. I really wanted to be on the Internet. You gotta stay online. Do you remember when you got your first always on Internet connection?   Don't have to dial  

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in. Yeah. My phone. And I was just you'd have to pay extra for the rat for the rat mead.  

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I went to I think we had I think we've got a secondary dedicated line.   It was fast. Secondary dedicated line and then you'd have to on DSL.   I think we had one before that when it was just regular dial up, but we had a secondary   dedicated line and then it would boot you off and you'd be like, Damn it. And you'd have to call up, and it would make that deadly hissing,   beeping noise.  

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Yeah. Mhmm. Yeah.  

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Alright. Now. The Starlink's pretty good. It me shit my power every night when my you know, because the whole house has power, don't like that. It apparently wants to be plugged in all the time.   But when as soon as you so occasionally I have to reset it.   But As soon as you turn it on, it just goes   and finds where and it finds whatever, and then everything works great.   It's been pretty it's pretty Right, sir.  

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There's still dead zones in New Mexico all over the place.  

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I know On the live zones.  

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Unalive zones. Yes.   Unalive. Unalive.   You can't take dead zones here. Dead dead zones. That's a trademark television show name, I think. The dead zone.  

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You know what's a great   A great, trademark television name, Friday 13th, the series.  

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I just started watching that again. That's a great show. Dude, that that show was crazy. My dad liked that back in the day. I remember that the one where they inherited that Antique shop that had all the possessed antiques in it. Yeah. All these cursed antiques, and then they sold everything  

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Right when they inherited it, and then they realized they were cursed, they're like, oh, no. We gotta get all these back.   And so   It's a whole adventure of them getting these things and hiding them back away in a vault.   It's such a it's such an occult primer.   It came out in 1987.  

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Yeah. I remember watching though. It was like 10.  

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Yeah.   Yeah. Every episode, they're like, in tarot, and Mhmm. They mention all these, like, things, and you're like, wow, when you're a little kid.  

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It's Friday 13th.   Television show. Was little. Yes. The series.   Wow. It's a Canadian show. I remember one was a mirror, and Then the lady had to, like, kill people, but she stayed looking young forever. But then she she had to, like, feed this weird people just to keep herself looking pretty.  

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Yeah.   I just watched 1. This   this,   priest had a poison pen. And so whatever he would write, As long as as long as it was evil, we've come true.   Like death note. Yeah. I know death note. Yeah. Totally. I think that a lot of stuff stole from That, TV show, the ideas,   like Stephen King, Needful Things.  

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I could do And what's it called? Diamond stuff In January. Friday 13th, the series. It was it was a long time ago. Yeah. I I remember it. You guys might have seen a couple episodes, but I don't think I ever it, so thank you because I might check that out. Sounds like I'll send you a link to this.  

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Preacher's Good and Sandman, those are good shows. They're based on comic books too. Those like, definitely.  

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So why Zephyr,  

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if you don't mind? Why why a Voxel? It's funny.  

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Okay. This is fun.   So Zephyr was, like, a nickname that An ex boyfriend gave me, and it just kinda stuck. And I come to find out years later   that, there was this graph artist, this big black guy in New York city that passed away the same year that I started Unique the Name. And then Before you continue, you don't have to tell a true answer,  

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just so you know. Okay. But I always do. Okay.  

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It's just me.   But,   so and, yeah, he gave me that name, and then I designed,   My tattoo, which is, like it says zephyr right side up and upside down, so I could be bidirectional.   And I'm a fire sign, so it kinda, like, added an air to me. So, I mean, I do have some Gemini placements, but  

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they're not, like Oh, yeah. So for people that don't know, zephyr typically is thought of as, like, a warm wind.  

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The west wind. Yeah. The west wind. And it's usually masculine,   which kind of, like,   balances me out a little bit too. I'm a little masculine feminine than   just girly girly.   But,   yeah. And then,   A voxel,   you do you know what a vocation is?   It's like what you would It's like your it's like a vocation, but it's   like what you would do. Like,   it's something that you do as work that is, like, not   work.   I call it, like, work with an e.  

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Work with an e.  

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So a voxel is, like I have a,   I I don't know what you would call it. Probably an egregore,   that I've had for quite a while, and it's like a fractal   cephalopod   higher dimensional creature   that, like, plugs in to my head,   or my higher my light body, basically,   through my through my   My logic   in my mind is I have my Mercury Virgo,   and,   it helps me emote to   Like, through electronics and text   and long distances and,   it doesn't have a body, so that's the agreement, is it gets   voyeur   feel, like,  

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I don't know, like a VR Right. That's the stipulation is that you can't manifest as any type of body.  

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Yeah. Well and I had to, like over the years, I've had to clarify a lot. 1st, it was kinda like a roommate situation,   and I would find,   That if I was not on the ball right away   and I hadn't said anything,   that I would find myself typing things that were totally uncharacteristic   Good myself.   This is, like, whenever I was on Deoxy.   And,   so I finally had to, like, tell some friends of mine that were online   What was going on? Because   I didn't have any other way to explain it. And they were like,   that's cool. Called him squidhat at first. He has a Romanian accent. I hear the voice in my head. I'm not schizophrenic  

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to clarify that. No. I I do the same exact sort of Thought exercises, playful things   myself,   but I don't   I don't explain it to to people because there's no way to explain it. They're gonna be like, Yeah. We do that. I I started explaining to these people because it works really good as a filter. Like, if they can't hang with that, then Right. They just go away. I mean, that's what early Internet culture was about. It was about psychonauts and exploring ideas and cybernetic culture. This is what we were all doing on the early Internet, creating   avatars that we were expressing ourselves through fiction suits that we were We're in working in hyperstition   of all these ideas, and it was just it's the language we had, and we use, and we're building worlds and ideas and thoughts and things,   and then combine that into   the areas of magic and liturgy and ceremonial magic and then Mimetic magic out of chaos magic and all all these ideas of creation   and consciousness expansion and   and aligning ourselves with our true will. All of these are concepts that we're reading about,   and then exploring, and trying   out things, but if we were to talk about   what our intention, plan, and thoughts were for the evening with anybody else, we'd be like,   just gonna stay home and play a video game.  

Just gonna read a message board on a computer.   Yeah. It doesn't sound very good whenever you explain it like that, I guess. Right. Well, you you'd reduce it to the most simple concept to explain that that's what you're doing, and then they get off your back about it. But if you're like, oh, you really wanna hear what I'm Doing by creating a thought form with a group of people that I've never met on the Internet who could be anywhere in the world, and we're all working together, and we're manifesting a new reality.  

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Alright.   Some people go, oh, you're serious.   And they're, like, curious.  

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Right. Some people just do. It's It's a it's a party. Yeah. Like, what percentage  

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do we think people   filter it out that way?   A lot. You know, or people that are trying to  

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99.99.  

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Connect to the Internet. I wouldn't say that high of a percentage  

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More. I do have Yeah. I guess that's true. I don't know. It probably still is as far as I mean, if you include everybody,   there's so many people on the Internet, and they don't actually do anything. They don't communicate with any people on the Internet. They don't look into Internet culture. They don't know even about Meme humor and, like, the redundant inside jokes. So I would say if you include all those people, especially the ones that aren't on the Internet, it's probably still at 99%. People are just   Completely blinded out.  

Uh-huh. They don't they don't consider those things being real. But if you include the people that are in the group that we're in, yeah, I would say it's it's dropping down fast. You know, we might even be as low as 95 years or something. Here's the question. I wrote this down on my notes before we went streaming because I was just Sitting and thinking about  

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topics that I'd like to discuss further, sort of setting the intention,   doing a little preproduction,   and the conversation   About   mind's eye, inner vision,   like closing your eyes. I say the word chewing banana. Do you see a banana? You see it, you know, unfurling   and, you know, going into your mouth while your eyes are closed without an actual banana. Like, I'm holding 1.   It's a literal thing. Well, again, we're not talking   psychology. We're not bringing Psychosocial. Freud or anybody. Right. Just can you see an apple? In your mind's eye, can you close it and imagine an apple? Now with an imaginary   Apple slicer. Cut it into 6 parts.  

And people are gonna be like, what are you talking about? Because when they close their eyes, it's black. There's darkness.   There's nothing in their   imagination.   A plantation. Visualize anything. That sort of thing. Mhmm. So when we're talking about,   like, a cephalopod   friend of ours  

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It's like a fractal hologram sort of. Yeah. Mhmm. That's   the way it seems to me.   It's pretty cool, though.   And my friend, I have a cat named   named after the cat who walks through walls in this. I have, like this is the 3rd version that I have. It's alive now. It's pixel the third. And, I had pixel the second whenever This was all going on, and, I called it squidhat,   the my egregore or whatever you wanna call it.   And, it didn't like that very much. And so my friend,   Drake,   he he's Australian. He was like, well, Your cat's name is Pixel. Why don't you just call it Voxel? And I was like, is that cool? And he's like, yep. Yeah. That's cool.  

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Are Voxels like   3 d Pixels?   Yeah. Okay. So in, like, a game design, if you have a 3 d world, pixels, 2 dimensional side scrolling Mario game, take the Pixel created a cube,   6 sided   object, and then called a voxel.   And Game developers are developing voxel based games where you could punch a block, and it would separate it to more voxels.  

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Plus it's like box and l, so it's like the voice of God. Voice of God.   Yeah. It's not that he's he's not that makes you think of Qbert.  

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Qbert.   Yep.  

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Or a car. There's a car called a voxel.  

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It's   between words and concepts and things, and then that's the,   magical concepts of sympathetic magic,   correspondences,   is all these types of things. At some point, we'll have to crack open the yellow magic book again and go through the chart   where they talk about what where synchronicity   On the map  

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of phenomenon stuff. This before, and this fascinates me. I mean, I love this We'll bring it back up again. What is the author's name again?  

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Is it Bonowitz? Bonowitz? Yes. Benowitz. Isaac Bonowitz? Bonowitz. Yeah. Isaac Bonowitz. Bonowitz.  

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Yep. It's unfortunate that he was later exposed to be involved,   confirmed involved by his own wife in  

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Pedophilia. I haven't read the end of the book yet. You said the same thing.   Alex Ray. Sure. I've That's weird. Again I don't know.   Again,   Some really   interesting ideas released by people,   and then after they're gone, a lot of people say terrible things about them.  

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I don't know. No. That I don't know. That's what that's exactly what happened in the comment section if you look it up. And, his wife came in on Facebook and chimed in and said, hey. He did do that stuff. He felt really bad. He spent the rest of his life feeling bad and trying to repent for the bad things that he did. So, you know, I mean, I take I take his wife's word,   Not with a grain of salt.   She redundantly came in and chimed in and said that in the comment section.  

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It's because people were salt. Is it, Like, really high quality salt that we're talking about.   Social leaders, people.   There it is. Grind it up.  

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Mhmm. Sofa's good.   Not too much, though.  

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And now we're back to FM radio.  

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Oh,   no. AM radio.  

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I swear.  

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Yeah. The potatoes are done. Uh-huh. Got the potatoes out of the fridge, right out of the oven.  

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They're baked. Freshly frozen baked Potato sauce. Is is that is that what that wonderful noise was?  

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Ding. Speak to him, Stickley. I had chicken potatoes for breakfast this morning. Baked potatoes.  

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That's a good choice. I love baked potatoes. Cream and butter and salt and pepper.   I'd have them every day if I could.   That's why I'm gonna have a field of them this year. And then I have  

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neon green   Vodka.  

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Oh.   Skyska.   Looks like uranium.  

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It does. It's got, like, the, A Skittles,   flavoring in it.  

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Oh, wow.  

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It's apple.  

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Now that it is Spiders After Dark, it might crack open a can of sparkling   LaCroix.  

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Oh.  

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LaCroix? LaCroix? LaCroix? You don't like the cake? LaCroix. LaCroix. Getting into the hard stuff.  

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Just a just a little bit of tangerine tonight,   if you don't mind.  

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Going with Natalie's  

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organic Well, something   Something tangerine ish.  

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I also have Earl Grey. Mhmm. Tangerine dreams.   With honey from Colorado.   I love honey. It's so good.  

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Talked about deoxy.org.   What other websites do you remember?  

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Oh my god. I got I found deoxy through Copwatch.   Do you remember Copwatch?   Sounds familiar. It's like Mhmm. They you could go print out stickers,   basically, like, it was a kinda counterculture,   kind of,   urban explorer, like, Kind of  

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anarchy,  

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sort of based   group of people that were, like, really about, Oh, you know, holding It's first amendment it's first amendment, guys.   Mhmm. Console.   Not just that, though, but you could go print out your own stickers. They had, like, All these stickers that they   give you the PDF and you could go take it to King Ho's or whatever.   Post pic stickers of all over your public signs and stuff. Sounds like culture jamming type stuff. Yeah.   I was really into that sort of thing and,   like   I don't know. New Mexico is, like, Always behind,   but I feel like some of the stuff I actually got, like, a little bit early.  



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Well, when you're online,   someone posts something, you all Get the information at the same time so you get that sort of global Internet culture happening when people log in to message for us.   Mhmm.  

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Yeah. That is a big bar, though.  

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Right.   Now But that was surfing literally surfing the   or not. You didn't know what you were looking for. You didn't know what you'd find and just follow links.  

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I was just it's looking for connections and new things. Mhmm.   Yeah.   So what kind of, like,   what was your what do you guys have had, like, any epiphanies,   like, big like, Saturn return or anything like that.   That was, like, kinda really when   everything set off for me more.   I was about 28.  

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I'm only 26,  

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so I haven't had I'm still for return yet. I've been 40 years old for so many years now.  

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I'm 46.   I thought I was 47, but I somehow lost  

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Jim, you look like shit for your age, bro.  

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Clean living. It's all that clean living.  

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I don't feel 46.  

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He looked like he was 12 before he got married.  

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Yeah. Where'd you do it to you?  

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Well, I mean, I went through, like, a 7 year   long, shitty,   sick, unhealthy relationship. And when that finally blew up, I definitely,   had some epiphanies about,   getting some   Effective self work done at a higher level. Not that I wasn't interested in those things before I was,   but that definitely,   pushed me into a new realm of   Understanding   myself and others in the world.  

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How are we? It's it's a milestone going through a   a trial,   A big, trial on your   on your sanity like that.  

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I have I have a Saturn junk my natal sun, and I'm a Leo, Leo rising. So it's pretty much been, like, my whole life is, like,   I'm like, Jay, you gotta, like, laugh at it. Just go, oh,   one day, I'm a badass. It's awesome.   But Well, yeah. It kinda sucks until you figure that out.   Really sucks.  

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You really don't get anything you can't handle,   and it makes you stronger when you go through it. Temper That was the biggest  

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thing that got me over it. Like, over the hump of it was, like, it's not personal, and it's always through me, not to me. You know? That's a great way to look at it, and to look back on it as a blessing.   It is. It is. That's how I like to to see it. Nobody believes you whenever you tell them. You know? Like, if you're going through hardship right now, trust me. You're you're gonna   think it's a gift later. Nobody believes you. Believes you.  

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Yeah.  

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Die before you die,   so you don't have to fear death for the rest of your  

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I'm so not afraid of death, and now I I'm starting to remember my past lives. I remember my last life. Mhmm.   The end of this really suck.   Yeah.  

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And The end of your last night really sucked.  

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Yeah. I did. I got shot in the back of the head. Like, all of us goodness. Wandering down the Like, totally, like, unrelated to the events that caused the gunfire to take off. It's, like, actually something that Neil Young wrote a song about, but I didn't have any that that's what it was about until one day, I was, like, I was watching documentaries on YouTube on random while I was painting, and I, like, had had this reoccurring nightmare, like, When I was a child, like, so many times, and I had, like but where how can you look up? Like,   the scene   was just seventies   Cars, grass, big buildings,   and then getting shot.  

Everything blacking out. And so how can you Google search that? So I had, like, done some research, and I I couldn't find anything. But one day, I was watching random documentaries, just autoplay,   and I looked up, And there was a black and white   reel of my dream that was in color. The dream was in color. And I was like,   Holy shit. Yeah. Should be.  

[03:12:18] Unknown:

Yeah. I'd So shared the story before, but I've just always assumed   people were Just like me. So I go to, like, sec like,   1st and second grade. I was in a class with 1st and second graders.   It split the class off. I remember going to another classroom. We'd have a quiet reading time. So I had this friend who was not in my classroom under my teacher was in the other classroom, but I get to go and see him because he was my neighbor.   Mhmm. So he lived next door to me. So I'd go over to the Classroom, we sit, and we'd find, Where's Waldo book that we'd never have seen before. We both promised we wouldn't cheat   and look at it beforehand. So there was there was more than words off. Each other for that? That's, like wow. Well,   right. But that that   Detail of the story doesn't matter because it was a matter of, like, like, in my   dreams   beforehand,   I'd be in that room   with the book, with him, and that same situation.  

So then I just he'd he'd flip the page open randomly. I'd put my finger down right Where Waldo   is, be like, there he is. He's like, how'd you do all that? Like, I dreamt about it. You're curious. Dude, you're a psychic. I'm like,   You're not. Other people aren't?  

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Yeah. That's the same thing that happened to me with my mom brought a book home about lucid dreaming, and I was like, you mean, Everybody can already do this? What? Other people don't have deja vu and premonitions  

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and sense feelings and visual images that Well, their eyes are open. There's another image in their mind that they can clearly see.   Other people don't do that? Oh, I better Other people that are like that You better not talk Love this very much.  

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It's the main reason why   I was always, like, reaching out, trying to connect to people   Yeah. Was to find other people that were like me   because I'm weird.   Mhmm. It's lonely.   It's fun, though. So I made my friends in my head, and then when I wasn't lonely, I found other friends.  

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We live in your mind. Makes sense.  

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Mhmm. It does. And   don't well, don't fall in now.  

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Find the others. Yeah. Find the others. Throw the sense in the well.   Right. But don't pull it. Right. I mean, there was just all sorts of   Experiences   that   would, for all intents and intents and purposes,   frighten,   like,   scare   The living   hell out of other people that I would just experience and be, like, wasn't really scary. It was just kind of Annoying.   It's kinda like, weird experience, but I wasn't terrified of it. But then I'd share the story, and they'd be like, just   shivering. They're like, this is actually True. Did you have brothers and sisters?  

[03:15:11] Unknown:

Yeah. Yeah. See, I was an only child, and we lived out in the middle of nowhere. And so I have And my mom my parents were young. My dad worked all day, and my mom was a stay at home mom, but she was had, like, low grade depression and slept mornings. So I had a lot of time to myself.   And,   my mom knew I was different   because it runs in the family on both sides, really.   And,   My dad is totally in denial. He's like a narcissist and thinks that he's just badass. Like, he doesn't have precognitive dreams. He just makes things happen,   Which might be the case, but   my mom, like,   she just let me figure things out. And that was probably the best thing that she could have done because I was really scared of everything that I saw as a kid,   but, she never told me there was anything wrong with it or that it wasn't real.  

And,   I just was able to naturally develop like a child should, I think.   And, eventually now I'm not scared of anything. I've never met anything that I'm scared of.   I mean, I have   Respect and caution.   Sure. But but I'm not scared of anything. Oh, there's a curiosity  

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to face things. Yeah.  

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Yeah.   I'm a lion, man.   And Aaliyah rising, it's like, this is me. There's, like, no like,   there's the some people have, like, the real me and the I'm like, no. You know what? I pick my nose. I eat my boogers. Whatever.   That's real me, and I don't even care.   If you don't like it, don't watch.  

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Would you prefer you not do it on stream, please? No. Okay. I well because then we'll all wanna do it too. So I'll  

[03:16:59] Unknown:

I'll try So we're all trying so hard not to feel I had OCD, but now Oh, no. It's I'm I can hold it. I can hold it down. You know, it is so hard to to sit through a 5 hour livestream and not pick your nose.   It's rough.  

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That is true. It's rough. And as soon as I see someone else do it   right.   As soon as I see someone else slip their finger up their nose to pull a noodle. I'll be like,   I gotta do that too. I mean, that's sort of like with our Yeah. We should do that one day with a pool noodle. It's like  

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Well, Crowley did magic like That, like, he would mimic people's Yep. Actions, and then he would start doing things that he wanted to do, and they would start mirroring him too. Mhmm. Mirroring.   Oh. See, See, and I used to be a cult leader in the past life, and it was not I was not a good I was not a good cult leader. I don't know if there is a good cult leader, but,   Yeah. It's not a good idea.  

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Well,   there might have been good intentions at some point,   but at the end result  

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Yeah. There was a lot of bad. The last lifetime was the Mhmm. The   the exclamation point on that,   which because it was I was so good. I was a good person. Like, totally, like, not involved in what was going on and just,   boom, dead.  

[03:18:28] Unknown:

That's And that's kind of where we get into conversation where there are interesting people from history, historical figures,   long since dead,   And now you gotta figure like Aleister Crowley and how many new biographies   are being written about him and being published about him. There's always a new one.  

[03:18:48] Unknown:

You go on search, and there's a new one. You search I just There's a new one. Magician, and he made amazing tarot cards.   I mean, I'm a tarot reader. Mhmm. It's what I do now. Ever since   that's all I do. So so the,  

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sauce,  

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tarot? Lady lady Ever since I started using them, I I I can't read for myself. I don't read for myself. But,   I love the deck. Just the symbology the multicultural   influence and the colors Non Euclidean geometries. Yeah. All of it. All of it.  

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And I've actually recently used a few immediately.  

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They're drawn to it, and they study it. It gets deeper and deeper and deeper. Other people are, like, Terrified by it. Learning about all of the cards. I mean, I'm I do studies on each card. That's, like, part of my practice is like, Right now, I'm working on doing the fortune card.   Like, I do paintings,   and I did the universe card before.   It's like my own version of it, like, basically. Lee. Have you read meditations  

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on the tarot?  

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Mhmm. That's how I started meditating, actually, was with the the rider weight deck. Because I read it in a book somewhere that said that, like, you have to focus on a singular thing. And   so when I got my first tarot deck, I   started   With a single tarot card, and then then I moved to a tiny dot on the wall. And Oh, there's a there's a book called Meditations on the Tarot written by a Catholic priest as as as occultist.   Yeah. I don't I don't,  

[03:20:21] Unknown:

any source has knowledge. So, Like, Catholic priest is just as good as anybody else. No. I was just saying it's a it's a good book. I wasn't sure if you understood my question   I didn't say it. Did have you meditated on the tarot? I said, have you read Meditations on the Tarot? Oh, no. It's a good book. If you're if you're studying it, you might enjoy this book. Yeah. What's really funny is I study it, like, by using it, mostly.  

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I haven't read A lot of I mean, I've read a few things about,   I read the main I have the book,   just enough to know that there's no reverses in the thought, which I really like that there's no reverses because I never really understood why there had to be. Sure. And,   But I do like a Celtic cross reading. I I don't ask the question. I'm a projector, like, in human design. I don't know if you guys know about human design,   Like, it's it's better than regular astrology.   It's just deeper. I like the.   So,   Yeah.   Each card just,   in its place,   and plus I don't really need the to read. Because I just asked the university answer, and it tells me what the answer is. And most of the time, I don't even know what I mean, I can't even put together The question was but everybody seems to be pretty   happy with the answers that I give them,   thankfully.  



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Do you do that in person? Do you have a Jobs. I I busk. I go downtown, and I do readings online.   Okay.  

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Yep. And I trade readings for people. Oh, I trade I trade if people don't have money and they have things that I want. I will do readings for them too. So you do musical busking too?   I sing   Whenever I've got downtime in between readings,   I put on a show. That is because I'm a projector, I can't really,   solicit people.   So I learned that that doesn't mean that I can't, like, advertise. I just sit there, and I try to be interesting and,   expand my energy out   and be magnetic.   Like, so I I sing sometimes, and it's pretty cool. It's like, I'm an introvert naturally. So,   but then I went I was a stripper for a few years, and that's, like, extrovert boot boot Camp.  

And,   so I   I'm also ambidextrous because my dad was superstitious and made me Use my right hand, so it's kinda like a whole balance thing.  

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Interesting.  

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Stripper boot boot camp.   Extrovert boot camp. Balance thing. Okay.  

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No. Wait. Being a stripper is extrovert boot camp. Is that what you said? Oh, yeah. I can I can see that? I could see that. It Totally is. Because, I mean, I was, like,  

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OCD, and I could not even talk to strangers on the phone. So shy. Like but also, like, Painfully, like, wanting to be able to,   you know, connect.  

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Engage.  

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And then I had abandonment wounds because my dad   is a narcissist.   So at some point, the connection   I realized it was not there.  

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So I'm just it When When did you start studying human   design?  

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Just a few years ago, whenever I found out about it, a few years ago. And I   I actually prefer the Gene Keys because there's not as much, gatekeeping, like, monetary gatekeeping on the Gene Keys, and I was able to find all the PDFs online. I think I've heard of Gene Keys before by someone who's   And I'm a martyr. I don't know. I'm a mar a re an investigator martyr. So I'm a 13 of a sphinx,   which totally I resonate with that 100%.   And just investigating it, you find out so many things about yourself. I was like, woah. This is my purpose. I did get tricked into being a.   What? Martyr means witness?  



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And you're never bored. There's always something to do. Never bored.  

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And I paint, So and I do abstract art. It's all, like, inflow,   and,   it surprises me.   Do you guys wanna see a painting?   Sure. Yeah.  

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Mhmm. Here's  

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one.   This is kinda tent tentacles, but Oh,   but   Oh. And nice. Isn't that is that a texture to it, or is that just 2 dimensional? Yeah. It's a canvas board, small one and, yeah. It's got texture to it, but only because I use different, finishes of paint.   So  

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Okay. Yeah. I see it. Yeah. It's very nice. I like it a lot.  

[03:25:08] Unknown:

Cool. Is it a landscape? Or  

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I do multidirectional,   so you can, like I I make it to where, eventually, they'll be mounts on All four sides and all the right things. Oh, that's cool. In four directions.   You know? It  

[03:25:25] Unknown:

So you built it out into a cube, you mean?  

[03:25:28] Unknown:

Well, it's I make it to where you could look at it this way. You can hang it on your wall this way, or you can hang it this way. Or you can Oh, no. I understand. I misunderstood you. I'm sorry. That was my bad. He's the grand  

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wants you to have 6 sides  

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to build a cube with your We all that mean to me, that would be a beautiful thing to to do that, to make it Square, make it 6 sided, and still have   names on all four sides, and then make it so the cubes can move in every single direction.  

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Yeah. So I did a few that spin, and I do lab shades too Oh. And and furniture.   And, I like to, like, recycle   Checks. Like, I've got, like,   some mobile mobiles. There's, like, a thing up here that's, like, made of silver wire, and it's it's, like, a little Hanging thing, and it says, like, f e c k   because it makes me laugh every time I see it.  

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So when you're so creatively inspired by everything,   How do you tell your chattering mind to say,   just let that project go. Just just  

[03:26:27] Unknown:

just set it down. Do you do you have that problem where you're just, like Yeah. I do some for creatives. Also usually have several different projects going at once and because I overdo it if I just have one. Right.  

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Right.  

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But I write   too, and then I listen to music.   It's like, I would like to write music. I have a harmonica and several musical instruments, but I'm not good any of them.   I sing well, but that's about it.  

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To write lyrics and poetry.  

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Mhmm. Lyrics and poetry. I'm a huge James Joyce Phan. I love Finnegan's Wake, and,   I'm really into that kind of, like   and  

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Robert Anton Wilson. I was just gonna bring up Robert Anton Wilson. The group of people that are   I have to let me find the link. I know they just They just did some apprehended reality tunnels.   That's the word I try to say 3 times fast.  

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At the same time. At the time. Woodpecker had a woodpecker, would he pack it?   That's a question.   Charge save.  

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To find where my   Links   are there's, like, a raw 23 group.   Raw Wilson fans.   They were doing something recently   Going through a book, but I get so many tabs open sometimes. I don't know where I put it. As long as you don't have a operator, you'll be fine. Mhmm.   I'll go through. I   I have all of the web browsers, all of them, and then they're all open, and they all have different stuff in them.   Let's see. Buddha weirdoverse.com.   Do you know weirdovers.com?  

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I like that. Bobby Campbell.   Mhmm. I love Cowell.  

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That's the only  

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reason I you get through spinning and squeak the first time is because they're at the skeleton key. So  

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Right. And there there was a video that they're talking about. I don't know if it's on,   Might be in the new trajectories, Web of Ring.   There aren't   I I guess I felt like there was a lot more Robert and Anton Wilson   fans   Online.   Now they still have kind of a web ring here.   Mondo 2 send.  

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Are you a a subgenius pope?  

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I admire them from a distance.   It's beautiful, but I don't really   well, I mean, I I am a pope, but I don't really get involved with that.  

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I like the whole mad,   and, like, sort of,   parody   Mhmm. Version of the of reality. I'm an absurd nihilist, I say, but I'm Actually, there's more to it than that, but that's what's that's my basic philosophy.   That's certain I was.   So   because I'm the joke always. It's like Well, they they have maybe  

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day on July 23rd.   So every year, they gather for maybe day   when Robert Anton Wilson made contact with,   Sirius, s r SIRUS,   the SAR system or something like that Yeah. Perhaps.   And then I think recently around Christmas time, they were doing another kind of   event thing, but it was, like, it's holiday time that I didn't know. And then I was, like, bookmark it. I'll get back to it, but I've got, like, so many bookmarks.  

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How do you organize them? I don't. I just  

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It's just chaos. I just remember it, and then if it matters, I'll go back to it. It's got a cool  

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I don't worry about it. There's only something else. A lot of clutter, but I know where everything is.  

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Yeah.  

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So if you ask me,   I'll go jump into that whole pile over there   and sink right here. Told you.  

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Right. So Helaritas   Press has republished some of the Robert Anton Wilson stuff  

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more recently. Play. I like that name. I had some syncs with Saint Hilary on. Okay.  

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And who is Saint Hilary on? Do you remember?  

[03:30:41] Unknown:

I don't remember, but I had some syncs with it for sure. I looked it all up, and, it's in there somewhere. If I ask my file guy, I'm sure he'll The file guy. But it doesn't seem important the moment   other than   hilarious. Stacks of books everywhere I can Oh, yeah. I love that.   And real books. Yes. I have Real books. I have real books. Real books too.   What's your favorite book,   everybody?  

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I don't know. I mean, it it it  

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If you had to just have one   Book. Even if it's a trilogy, what would it be?  

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I'm still looking for it. I don't think I found the best book yet, so I'll just keep reading them.  

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Yeah. That's a good a good one.   It's hard. There's a lot of good books.  

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Moonwalker book.  

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Nice.  

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It's like all of the What's the best book that you've read recently then?  

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I mean if I if I if I if I can if I can only have one series of books that I can only ever have and I don't ever get another book. It probably have to be like Robert Jordan's wheel Time.  

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Yeah. I've heard the instant. I haven't read it. Excellent.   It sounds like very much like What I would be into. So, I mean, I like mostly, I don't read fiction books   or unless they're mythological   stories.  

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I just, finished going through Infinite Adjust Summer.  

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Mhmm. That was my summer reading. I've got portion of that just bulk. They're all, like, Thousand plus page books, and there's 14 of them. So that that's all I ever get. I'd better be a lot of it.  

[03:32:33] Unknown:

Gravity's Rainbow, Thomas Pynchon, and Put In Just, David Foster Wallace.   Jake lists of good books. I read them.   Okay. Do have my copy of Ulysses, but I haven't really gotten into it yet. Mhmm.   But it's fun just to flip it open and read a portion of it. It's good to acclimate yourself to, just to hold it on Bloomsday.   Yeah.  

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Yeah. I just, I actually, started just reading, Finnegan Zweig as bibliomancy, like, just opening it to random pages and trying to read it out loud. And,   then I started it would trigger me into channeling to where I'd start writing poems, and I actually came up with this holiday. It happens randomly.   Mhmm. And it's called Rhyming Day, and,   it's where, like, rhymes become infectious   and very multilayered  

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and lots of innuendos. And And this is how some of the best movies end up on Netflix because weirdo artists created weird ideas.   Someone heard it on a podcast one time  

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And then went to a Netflix producer and said, oh. Forgot that they heard about it and thought they thought of it themselves.  

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I'm finalizing. That's how culture creation works, and it's such flattery Mhmm. When our ideas  

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show up In unlikely places. It ripples out, and I am totally satisfied with that because I have a happy life, and I like my privacy in a way. Mhmm. For now. Be nice eventually to have a little bit of success enough to be comfortable,   but I'm fine. The universe always gives me what I need.  

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Very true.   It'd be I   Maybe locked. I guess I have to get into the YouTube channels to kinda find out.   Because I'm always just kinda poking around and saying, oh, we have a live stream. These people are   Interesting. We could invite them on sometime.   So it might be, like, the Helertas   press  

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page on Where did you go? Dark over there. Is he sleeping?   I don't know. Wanna find out what the other favorite books are. I was delivered  

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food, so I am eating, but I'll be with you shortly.  

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And what about you, Jim?   Book? Favorite book?  

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Book? Favorite book? That's a hard question. Recent almost recent book   Right now I'm reading 2 books.   1 is,   The Secret of Spirit Thought Magic   By   Frank Rudolph.   And it's like   it's all about, like,  

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This guy's,  

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he apparently, he did a bunch of research, and   He's got the the ancient documents, and he's learned how to,   sort of, like,   Spiritually,   you can change your own spirit.   So like Oh, spiritual acolymy like sort of thing? Like, I kinda think, like, Adolf Hitler. Like, it happened to him where   he got hypnotized   and,   they were like   something like, you're You're the king of the world pretty much is what they told him. And so it changed him and his personality and he became that person.   And it's sort of like How to get That's interesting.   Open yourself up to the spirit of something, whatever you decide you want.  

You do it by, like, a   process where,   like, you you wrap on your forehead  

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3 times. So it's like tapping EFT?  

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Kinda like the tapping is part of it. Yeah. And then you get you get psychic rage   about something. You get, like, so pissed off   About the thing that you wanna change or whatever that And I've done cursing revocations  

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before.   Those are cool.  

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Cursing rev rep  

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Yeah. I got Cursing reputation is through, Andrew Bartz's The Galactic Historian guy. Have you ever   checked him out? Uh-uh. He looks like, Mario   from Super Mario Brothers in real life, but and Oh, crazy. Yeah. And he's got so much content. He's been going for years. He was on Sean Stone's,   Into,   Into the Buzzsaw   show.   That was on, like, the Lip TPU years ago. And I saw him, and I was like, but this guy is really but and it was like I was like, he's kinda out there, but then I started listening to him. He was like, oh. So I think some of this stuff is really right, and that The cursing verification is like, that was  

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excellent. I highly recommend you. Well, I'll have to check it out. So after   The cursing part cursing   replication   is what I wanna say. But after the the the psychic anger,   then   All of your cells are,   like, toxic   because you've you've been pumping all this, like, you know,   The   proteins of of anger and emotion and,   It open it stresses your cells, and it opens   it opens them up to the to the spirit realm. So, like   I could see that. Your body's connection to everything,   and that's a point where you can   change what it is that you wanna be. And you just imagine   Yourself   doing whatever it is the the the guy does.  



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So it's like a hard reset, basically. It's like a hard reset.  

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Yeah. I mean, I haven't done it, but it's an interesting book. He was the guy that came up with the the brain horns   concept.  

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That's not at all what happened with him, though.   Like, I've got here.   This is I I show you. This is what happened. Organizing the community to help find little end of the top garage  

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and for showing incredible initiative.   I am proud to   present 1 Adolf Hitler,   the city.  

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You're right.   Yeah.  

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Oh, shut. Because I was just gonna let any kid in my position would do. God bless us, everyone.   Hey, Hitler. I get this? Come here. I wanna show you something.   Oh, no. I don't think What is it? Do you wanna smoke some grass?   Come on, daddy o. All the other kids our age are doing it. Daddy o. Yeah. Real well, I guess if everyone's doing that. I'll try it just this once just to see what all the fuss is about.   I'm here to take this Too big.  

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Don't   do.   You   are   so   bad.   You   are   so  

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bad. Wix is   I'm a chapartic Jew, so  

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and I only know because I have And that's how a meme is made, everybody.  

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This is an example.  

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That is an example for educational purposes   of a meme.  

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See, that's what happened.   I don't know how you got the story so wrong.  

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The pendulum swings though because isn't it ironic?  

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We gotta check the screen the stream health.   Is the stream healthy after we said that?  

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You know, I usually just stand with the catheter, So I check it after   the afterward after I'm done streaming. To the rear end.   We're protected by the voxel. I think the color is fine, though. The color is good. You either you either need more water or you  

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need more water.  

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Need more water. You need more water. It was that damn cannabis that did it.   Adio.  

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We're on such a deep dive. Sometimes you just have to come up for air.  

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Or you could just be a breatharian.  

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Breatharians.   Yeah.  

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I don't know. I don't I mean, Sure. It might work for them, but I'm not gonna try it. It's not too hard.   Although not having to eat would be nice. Having to sleep would be better.  

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You can't be a breatharian if you have dogs   Because they are very gassy.  

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Mhmm.  

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Oh. Or if you live with men   or don't like your I'm   sorry. I think they all part.  

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Are there breathe fresh Aryans, and there's just breathe any Aryans?  

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Those are all on with every business.   I like no Champa. It covers almost everything very nicely.  

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Yeah. See, they thought you thought it was the meth, but it was just the it was the weed that did it. You know?  

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All the weed dirt, man. Yeah.  

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Well, it was the weed was a gateway drug.   Yeah. Then he got on the meth.  

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Yeah. Gateway drug. What is the gateway like? Because you have to find a drug dealer.  

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So it introduces me to the drug dealer.  

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Always trying to point the blame.  

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Yeah. Blaming is a bad thing Right. Unless you're pointing it this way. It's on my call. Unless it is your  

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Responsibility. And you did do it, but, you know,   a good luck dragon guide you. Isn't it all this  

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That's alright. I just   because if I don't, then   bad things happen.  

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Oops.  

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Have you guys heard of MSI?   Mindless Self Indulgence.  

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That's a group of musicians   play in a band together?  

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Yeah.   They're like New York   punk techno Yeah. Hip hop sort of Weird.   Somewhat distasteful,   like  

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Yeah.   I think that recently it has any fiddle in it.  

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More recently,   he covered the,  

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Falco, Rock Me, Amadeus track, I believe. Oh, yeah. I love their covers. The covers are good.  

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Yes.  

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I've during the during the whole,   pandemonium, I was like, it gets was my favorite song. I would just, like, every day wake up with that song and just, like, it gets It was a miss  

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it was a mistake, Billing. He meant, I want them to cook the brownies.   The brownies.  

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The brownies?   What about the z I prouities?  

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Oh, okay.   Yeah.   I'll just show it to the Telegram. They have a music video For fuck everything, they have 2 versions of it.   1 is you have to log in to view it. Let's see. Nice. Because  

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It's mature audience.  

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Yeah. Yeah. It's They're protecting their children. It's under the name, Uringer.   Oh.   Again,   Yurin   Jur Oh, cool. From it's his name Jimmy Yurin.   Oh, yeah. Jimmy Yurin. Yeah. So Jimmy Yurin And his new well, I think they're married wife I think that's you.   On the self mindless self indulgence channel for May   20   teen under Euringer.   They have the, middle fingers up fuck everything   song and music video.  

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Yeah. I think there's 2. I have the left rights too. I love them. There that's another permutation of them. That in the telegram there.  

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Euringer.   Kind of a catchy tune.  

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Yep. Just like the name of it.   Mhmm.   So,   speaking of rats, And the whole rats thing, today, we caught 4 mice   this morning.  

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Like Did you use me?   No. Then you woulda caught 5. Peanut butter  

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and noss straps. One of them kinda suffered a little bit. I felt really bad,   But they snapped the space.  

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Yeah.  

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But that's what they I told them to go, and they didn't listen. They were just like  

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They probably drunk on me.  

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Could we get boat walk instructors   and just let them take care of the population of mice? Sounded like a dog said we got rat  

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UWF in my house at night. Little fuckers are getting drunk and fucking having brawls, like, having rap brawls. Or do you understand? You're flying and  

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Jim, you reminded us to check the stream health.   Need to recheck the stream health and check the stream numbers to See, have we,   maintained our goal of over 1,000?   We have a 934 when we started. I don't know what the numbers are. Let me refresh my screen. Let's refresh and see.   Mhmm.  

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I've been pimping you guys out seriously, like, to everybody. Like,   yeah, I even sent it to my mom.   Perfect.  

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Perfect. She's like I haven't even finished.  

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We love moms.  

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Yeah. My mom is awesome. She's only 17 years older than me. So  

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Well, that's nice.  

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You know, YouTube member gave us the right numbers. Years older than me. I know. I don't think they do either. I think the algorithm is, definitely And I am only 17 years older than my oldest daughter.   Yep. I I had my, oldest when I was I got   oldest when I was I got pregnant 6 days after my 18th birthday.   So I was the oldest in my   natural lineage   To,   procreate.  

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Well, we are we are close to our goal. I have a number that I See, but after the stream   ends, we wait an hour, and then all those numbers get fudged around anyway.   So  

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You have about   10 minutes until midnight here.   11 minutes. Let me find here.   In New Mexico.   Sure. I'm in the South Valley in Albuquerque,   but I came from the Four Corners.  

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I was gonna ask, in a Tight. Who would win?   Megan or this other guy?  

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I think Megan looks like she's more badass. But Yeah. Megan Megan definitely   Where's the pants? Like he wants to hit her.  

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Yeah. Megan's not gonna hold anything back in this fight. Nope.   I had another image of   John Lennon Lennon and his he was doing a kick to the face of Yoko Ono, but I thought that was just a little bit too Artistic to show. Oh,  

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really? There that sounds that sounds good.  

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Maybe I'll post it to Telegram   later. Oh, dear. All the good stuff usually shows up on Telegram.   Or throw it in the meme. Oh, I guess I could put it on Twitter I think if they have let me   I could post on Gab. I've been trying to post my Jesus memes to gab.com.   I love your names.   They're building a a Christian community over there, so I I figured they'd appreciate it. But I just don't get a lot of   traction   on many of these sites anymore. I've got a few,  

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open minded Christian groups that I could recommend.  

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Right. I I would assume that   Christians who have seen all these representations   of an idea of an ideal man would just enjoy new variations   on that theme of the guy that I love so much. I mean, I love that guy so much too.  

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I like him too. I think he's cool whether  

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Or any president   or any historical figure. How does someone become a historical figure? Because artists keep painting images   Based on previous images   of a man that they've never seen with their own eyes. Yeah. They weren't even alive during this time period.  

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Fuck you, Benjamin Franklin. A little bit.  

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But we're about to move into the Opposite end of it with the whole,   deep fake   versions of people   AI versions of  

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That'll be fun. I mean, maybe we'll discover we've all been deepfakes the entire time.  

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I think that that might be closer to  

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So for me   for me, Jim, on that,   comment in the chat over there   About,   winter being,   a few months away.   For,   for me, winter was   Or,   the first or, New Year's was Thursday.  

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Thursday.   Yeah. What day was Thursday?   The 20 The 30th of winter. Yeah.  

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The winter solstice.  

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Oh, the winter solstice in the winter.  

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Oh, yeah. Yeah.  

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Yeah. That's why, heathens, that's why they that's when,   the day the day started   When the sun went down.   Then then the new day started, and we still actually practice that. That's why you do New Year's Eve. That's why you do Christmas Eve. The the the celebration   of the day starts the night before at sundown   in the eve   Because that's the way he did he always did it. It was when the sun went down and the same thing with with the New Year.   The New Year was actually at the first are winter. So when the sun goes down,   then it's now it's the new year.  



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I still think the best calendar is the the lunar calendar by the lions. But  

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They didn't have,   They went by an 8 month system,   not,   13 or a or a 12.   They went by an 8 month system, and it was only a 2 season system.  

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Well We we've been kinda looking at a different,   Like, a moon based,   year, me and Rachel. Right?   The New Year's, like, in February.   I   I'd have to check. She's she she's been she's been studying it for   A year and a half or so. And the zodiac is April,  

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like,   just the new year. The April 1st?   Well, no. April Fools' Day. It's actually it would be actually the   it it would no. It's not April. It's,   March. The end of March. 21st.   March.   So because it goes from Aries   all the way around to Pisces.  

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So do The spring  

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the dry ice.  

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That was a little bit intense.   Dim my,   Franklin amount. Oops.   It's too little Franklin. I think I've got the brightest white.  

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Maybe I'll change that.   The unscrew light bulb up here.  

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We are all masters of our own domains.  

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Yeah.  

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Turning on lights, Turning on microphones.   Turning off microphones.   Muting ourselves by mistake.  

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We're on purpose.  

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Or on purpose.   And then nobody tells us that we're muted.  

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You can't read Anne signs or lips?  

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The might be for the better because maybe you   might regret what you said.  

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I was saying I was buying these LED lights.   This is this   is Alan Marcus sign language for LED lights. I'm just, like, I'm holding it. I'm screwing it into the light socket, And it does this thing where there's the diodes in it, and they have this little pattern where they kinda move up and down and then go back down again to kinda give a flickering thing,   Which is great if you're putting into a pumpkin and having a jack o'-lantern that doesn't burn or cook itself from the heat of the candlelight.   Sure. And I plugged those in and had those running. There's, like, blue ones and, like, orange ones.   And   the blue ones were giving off this, like, Pixelated blur on my skin   that just looked like interference patterns.  

Like, that's kind of interesting, but it doesn't work like a blue light   Oh, what? So I had to put those away for now.  

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I gotta put my dogs up. They are getting into stuff. I'll be right back.  

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It's alright.   So we were wondering, when is New Year's really, and who has the definitive calendar Tell us.   Because this Gregorian   calendar   how long before the Gregorian calendar is Tired and changed and replaced.  

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I just don't like daylight savings time. I'm like  

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Well, I don't like having 28 days or 31 days or having a leap here sometimes.   I just don't like that stuff.   The calendars where everything is just Consistent   in every block of days in each month   are the same every year.   Makes a lot of sense   going forward.   But I'm thinking more in terms of, like, the is it are we in the year 5000   According to some calendar systems, like, is it 6,000?  

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I don't know. No. They can market all the journals and all the calendars that they try to sell that are unique every year because it would be all the same. I can make myself multiple The calendars.   Right. Yeah. Right. Make less money.  

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That's why I'm like, it's New Year's   eve for   people who use that calendar   exclusively.   But other systems,   it's not New Year's Eve because theirs is more of a springtime or some have September,   I think, the New Year, don't they? I we would call it September. It'd be September for us. 17 months. They would have different names   For   it.   Yeah.  

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I love how they put,   the clues that They totally messed it up   in the names if you're  

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Right. The 7th   September is the 9th month when we write our dates out. Yeah.  

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Yeah. And what is November? Is that 9?   No. It's not.   No. New? That's the new one? Mhmm. Noble?   Normal? That's no big.  

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Yeah. We can make our own calendars.   Zephyr, do you use the Tarot cards in a circular   Deacon calendar system.   Mm-mm. Or the Hips cards go around.  

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I have been watching a slick dissidents video. Okay. Alright.  

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I think,   my probably saw it in line. Milo Duquette book. He sells his magic in a box version of soft tarot,   and part of that little White book shows you how you take the cards,   and you can arrange them in a mandala.   And then it'll represent  

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the calendar. It's fascinating.   Yeah. I just  

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I would have to somebody on a poster behind the curtain behind me. And that right there, That's a candle on a heart   on the Weaving Spider's Welcome Arm that I designed,   printed on A black apron. We do have bootleg merch.  

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I love that. And do you guys have stickers? Because I also have stickers. Redbubble  

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does print stickers.   I think at some point in the New Year, we'd like to   find the design that we all like and then bulk Purchase stickers.   And then for the next spider meetup IRL event in meet space   I wanna do that. We need to plan for that.   Then we could do   Sticker distribution. Everybody who comes gets a 100 stickers or whatever because we bought them in bulk.  

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Or just mail some out to Lucky winners   too.  

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Yes. But we gotta get to a 1,000 subs subs   because We're so close. No. Our our previous channel has a 1,000 subs.   Let me see. My personal YouTube channel, I think, maybe at some Point had a 1,000 subs, and then it went under.   And it's like it just  

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I made stickers. This is my sticker for my I cast that I have one episode so far, but it's, like, it doesn't exist yet otherwise.   It's flip flip the cinch switch.  

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So And, basically, the whole idea of it You got the name. You're parking on the domain. You've got the registered art. You got it ready to go. Mhmm. And then it just takes off.  

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Yeah. It's going to eventually.   But I just have to, recruit some simps   To to be part of the   interviews.   Because   this is the whole idea is that, I think that   That they have this knight in shining armor complex   in a way, but and so they think that they're good. So Okay. It's easier for them to be good.   Okay. They're already   they're already,   aligned to that direction to be good. Sure. Sure. But they just don't realize how shitty they are.  

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I'm   yeah.  

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That's where I get a little  

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Frustrated in terms of Internet culture   because now 2023 was the year of the   in sell online   thing,   whatever that means.   But when I was at that age,   I was doing cool things with really interesting message boards, Imagination Unlimited. And now people are young men are joining   message boards to talk about how   they don't Don't know how to talk to women, or they don't want to talk to women, or they wanna eliminate all women, or women are the problem the are some problems in their life because of all the win. It's like, guys, guys, guys, guys, yes,   yes, go to a different message board.  

Don't focus on other brilliant ideas.   Create art. Become a rock star. Doing it the cooling. Do something.   And then you won't be what you are because you've done something different.   Mhmm. Yeah.  

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Well, see, and that's kinda where I want I'm I'm, like, in a   I'm in a mind frame of it. I think that I I'm upfront honest,   from the very get go. And if people are ignorant, then that's their own problem. Right. And I'm gonna get consent before I do anything untoward, and it will be untoward in the end because it's gonna end up to everybody's benefit,   Ideally.   Yeah. Maybe I'm a little bit I idealistic, but I think it's a good idea. I think maybe it might help the people, and it'll be fun. It'll be an adventure if it happens.  

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Sure. And it's not just young men who are No. Also Mostly older women. Suffering.   I'm I'm It's all genders of all kinds. That's a different story. There's,   women will gather into a femcel   L girlfriend in grippy sock jail.   Well, they'll post their anime   memes things, and it becomes an echo chamber. But the whole time   the first person started, it was satire. It was the most absurd, ridiculous thoughts, And they were laughing at the absurdity of it. And and further down the line, other young women   find it,   And it identifies serious. Themselves.  

So then they further identify with that concept   because it   It's like, guys, get out of femcel Guppy sock jail.  

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You guys heard about that?   Jewish people claiming watermelon back.   Watermelon dye. Yeah. Because it's the color of the Palestinian flag. It's freaking ridiculous. I think it's just so funny, but people are taking it seriously, and I'm like,   What does that have to do with anything? I have a mountain over there called Sandia.   You're not taking it.   It's not mine, but you can't take it.  

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Right.   So soft puppet accounts are great   to register   to YouTube with a Gmail account.   And subscribe. Just whatever we gotta do with numbers up. Numbers matter. What's the They all add up.   So let's get those numbers up, everybody.  

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Numbers up. Numbers. Numbers.  

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As my   Well, this child said when she was 3. Mhmm. I think it's a better word.  

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Mom Send it send it to your mom.   Oh, I At 70 new moms. Oh, my sister. My mom almost did it to her friends, Taurus. You're gonna start.  

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She's a Taurus.   She's fixed too. And I have a Taurus moon, so I'm triple fixed because I'm Leo, Leo, rising. Taurus moon.   Triple   fix.   I know I'm not a doormat. I used to be.   Recovering the doormat.  

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You need a doormat on the wall to find that.   Like, I was a rip I I like to fuck shit. Why is there a door like,  

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a portrait?  

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Why is there a doormat in a frame on the wall?  

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There's a clock on the wall and it doesn't come any better.  

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What time is it? The clock that stands still   and doesn't run its mouth,   showing it Yep. Running time. Yeah. Oh, god. You're like, I run this  

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time. Very eighties esque, and I love that little swoosh pose right there. I didn't recognize those.   And that's,   what is it? The 3 legged  

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3 legged Anubis? Is this her book cover? It's her manubis?   It's yeah. It could be a book cover. It could be an album cover. It could be a gatefold vinyl.   What does it sound like? Caduceus.   I always pronounce it, so it rhymes with bodacious.  

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Well, pronunciation.   You know?   I I actually remember, a Boosh. Boosh.   I came back for I came back from 4th grade, like, so excited that we were learning about the pajara hose,   and my mom was like, What is that? And then I turned that turned out years later. That's how they called me. Pajara hose.  

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My,   my advice   for, if you're looking for a partner   is to go look for the person as a man, anyways, that's gonna be a good mother to your children.   And look at her parents and see whether they were good parents And how she acts is whether she's a giving mother   and those type of things. Would you like being her kid? Then that's that's the wife material right there.   And I I That's what   I  

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for the very first time.   Really.   He's a Libra.   I have to say, Libras are awesome.  

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We love Libras.  

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Mhmm.   My   best friend my best favorite is, Libra as well.   He lives in Sedona,   and he runs roller disco and comedy Thursday nights   stand up.  

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Cool. That sounds like fun.  

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Stand up's awesome. I've been standing for you for a few hours.  

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Yeah. I would love to do stand up,   but,   I I don't know. I get  

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nervous under the gun. Just it's a it's a stand up desk that I'm standing at, so I can   That's cool. Move around. So your butt doesn't get all tired from sitting. Oh, he gets tired out from all the squats I do in front of my standing desk.  

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I call those hail Marys.   You squat down and you touch the floor with your fingertips, And then you say,   hail Mary, and you jump up in the air as high as you can.  

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That's how you Thanks. I do yoga this morning.   It's like tree pose and, like, bending over, like, flat.   And then I do my tiptoes. Like, if I can't do 5 raises up on either either side doing 3 pose, then I have to start over   until I can do it.  

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That's a good exercise. I wanna thank you, Chad Warren, and any word on Rockfin for tuning in. I think we're coming to the end of   Episode 233,   the weed urine review 5 drunk rats. Right? And what was the actual title of the show?  

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Oh, gosh. I know that w s w 33.   Weed   urine   review.   5   drunk rats. Not ov.  

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No TV in 2024, everybody. No TV.  

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Single.  

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Bye.  

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Thank you for listening to Weaving Spiders. Welcome, Henry.  

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Is the goal.   This will be the last time we'll be in your mind until  

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next year. Until next year. Or unless it's a  

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mixture  

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now. Good night. We love you. Unless you binge all the episodes. See you next year, guys. Hail Mary music I've ever heard. Hail Mary, have mercy. Good night.  

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We're   out.