For all we know robots have souls, we just don't know if they do or don't.
How do you know?
Have you ever been a cyborg or a robot?
Do you think we were the first ones to inhabit this planet?
Fuck no.
No, no, we are jumping down this fucking rabbit hole.
Yes, we are.
There's people out there with some really dumb thoughts.
Extended episode.
Where the fuck did the pyramids come from?
Where the fuck did Stonehenge come from?
You're telling me that they didn't die and become ghosts?
They're killing all the already born babies and sell them to the Chinese.
Aliens exist, as you see.
Somewhere in China, in some base, there are super soldiers that are at least 9 or 10 feet
tall.
Okay?
Okay, so did they come to the Earth?
They are.
The first time they came to earth, they came from our planet?
Then they are extraterrestrials.
They are aliens.
I do not negotiate with animals.
I do not-
Hello.
Welcome to the Untitled Podcast.
Do you think that's a good name for the podcast?
It's good for now.
It's going to have to be.
I'll tell you why it's untitled is because when the government commits atrocities and
they have special reports, they don't name those things.
If you think back to 9-11, that was an untitled project.
Yeah.
And also, it's untitled.
It won't pop up on the radar as anything because they have filters to pick things up, the Chinese
government especially, they do that a lot.
I know or so I've heard.
Kind of like the CIA undercover when they do untitled projects.
That's kind of what I was thinking about with conspiracy theories.
Like a black project.
Yeah.
Maybe we should call it the black project.
The black project?
We're going to have to be racist.
That sounds like a porno now.
But I'm here with Dan.
My name is Casey and we're going to be talking about all things conspiracy and political
and get your opinions on everything.
Is there anything you want to talk about and topics you want to talk about?
Man, I'll tell you.
Last couple of walks I've taken, I go on long hour-long walks and I've just been thinking
about all this building stuff and stuff, dude.
Look, I'm convinced building seven is...
Do I have to sit a little closer to this?
You can.
Building seven was 9-11.
People think that it was a footnote to 9-11 and it was just a minor thing that happened
and the World Trade Centers were the big deal in 9-11.
They weren't.
I truly believe that building seven was the primary target.
What do you think was in building seven?
Well, I think we know what was in building seven.
I think people, they just don't want to admit it.
Can you pull up Wikipedia on there?
Yeah, building seven.
Yeah, why don't you type in building seven Wikipedia and we'll see who was in building
seven.
Building seven refers to two buildings that have existed at the same location.
So they rebuilt it.
They rebuilt building seven.
So they intentionally destroyed it and then rebuilt it.
Yeah.
It was 47 stories tall, blah, blah, blah.
What was its function?
That's what we want to find out, right?
Yeah.
Who was in building seven?
Tenants.
List of tenants in seven World Trade Center.
Oh God.
Solomon Smith Barney is like every single tenant of building seven.
Keep going.
Oh, the IRS, US Secret Service.
What is Solomon Smith Barney?
It's a bank?
It sounds like some banking thing.
So we've got the Secret Service, IRS, American Express, Standard Chartered Bank, a bunch
of banks, New York City Office of Emergency Management.
Well, that's interesting.
A bunch of government stuff.
Keep going.
That's about it, actually.
Oh, keep going.
There's more.
What?
I promise you there's more.
I didn't say anything else.
Really?
Let me see that.
Turn that off.
Turn that laptop this way.
All right.
You said that one?
US Secret Service, yeah.
Secret Service, right?
And then, hold on a sec.
No, there's definitely... It was home to Secret Service and then there was the CIA.
Was it the CIA?
For sure, 100%.
I'm sure if you type in CIA Building 7, it would show something.
No, it has to be.
Let's see.
So just the Secret Service.
Yeah.
Look it up.
Wikipedia is... This is being filtered by the Chinese government.
Wikipedia is... I mean, all of our media is censored.
Just look at Facebook.
CIA Building 7.
The CIA shared a floor with the Office of Defense and the Internal Revenue Service.
Well, there's also... That's something else it didn't list.
I got this from Wikipedia, so I don't know why it's not popping up.
But there's also the Department of Defense was in there.
So where does it say that?
What's the source?
World 7 House Secret Service and CIA offices on the 25th floor.
CIA office loss in World Trade Center, CBS News.
There's an undercover station.
Here's the thing.
The CIA doesn't go looking for real estate.
They don't just say, ah, we need some offices in New York City.
Where do we go?
So they destroyed their own headquarters?
Well, they build a building.
They have trillions of dollars of top secret, untraceable money.
We pay taxes for the CIA.
They're listening right now, actually.
So... That's what we got to talk about after.
No, no, 100%.
If we say the keyword CIA seven times, they'll tune in automatically.
So... I forgot what we... If you'll ask Alexa if she works for the CIA or something,
she says something sketchy.
I forgot what it was.
Oh, we'll have to try that in Syria.
Yeah.
Oh, for sure.
Yeah.
Our phones are definitely tapped right now.
We said it enough times already in the last five minutes.
So the CIA doesn't go shopping for real estate.
They build real estate.
And if you look up the history of building seven, initially, they couldn't find tenants.
In downtown Manhattan, this building was built, and they were unable to find tenants, which
is unheard of.
So the question is, why was this building built?
And for what purpose was it built if they built it somewhere where they couldn't get
tenants for it?
You see what I'm saying?
So the CIA doesn't just pick random offices to go to.
So the CIA had this building built, and the Department of Defense built this building,
and make no mistake about it, that was a controlled demolition on 9-11.
100%.
There's no two ways about it.
Yeah.
I also think that besides that, the destruction of the other two towers was to blame Iraq
and start the war on terror.
Oh, without a doubt.
I think that this was to kill a few birds with one stone.
There's a lot of things going on.
And I think that some of it actually, I believe, was real terrorism.
But also, I think that they use that as a disguise for other things.
Well, it's possible the CIA funded the attack.
Oh, for sure.
Yeah, not that they committed the attack themselves, but they allowed it to happen, so to speak.
Yeah, they were very passive about it.
Yeah, so if you think, these people go and work in this office building every day.
And they're sitting in this office building.
There's the fluorescent lights flickering.
There's dead flies in the lights.
They already don't want to be there.
Nobody wants to go and work an office job.
Yeah, it's pretty depressing.
Nobody wants to be there.
So we'll get back to that.
People already don't want to be there.
So do you think that government buildings that have top secret information, you don't
think that they have some backup plan in case foreign enemies come into our country?
Yeah.
That they have a button where they can self-destruct the building?
They should, I guess.
I mean, it would make sense.
Every building that the CIA is in in this country probably is wired with explosives.
You think after 9-11, because of the attack, they destructed the building to destroy evidence?
Well, I think that they were unsure what was happening.
See, it's viewed as, just because it was a demolition, it's viewed that it was a negative
thing.
I don't personally think that it was a negative thing.
I think it could be a negative thing.
You see where I'm going with this?
Well, yeah.
I mean, it's a negative thing that people died.
Well, nobody died in Building 7.
Everybody got out.
Yeah, I mean, in the World Trade Center.
Yeah, in the World Trade Center, of course.
So, from their perspective, all they knew was that the United States was under attack,
and it was an attack on our soil, which, I mean, when was the last time that happened?
Pearl Harbor, yeah.
And that's, I mean, is that even really, like, that's in the middle of where?
Hawaii.
Hawaii, yeah.
Honolulu.
Shout out Honolulu.
Shout out to Honolulu GameStop.
Shout out to our old podcast, Ambulance Sessions.
Maybe we'll give them a call later.
See if we can work that out.
So yeah, so as far as the government knew, we had been attacked on our own soil.
So there has to be circuit breakers in place when this kind of thing is happening.
So you have a building that has classified top secret information in it, right?
Information about our allies, information about our enemies, information that is levels
above the president stored in this building, right?
Information about investigations, top secret weapons that we have, things that enemies
can't know about.
They just can't, right?
They cannot get their hands on it.
So as far as we knew, they'd already made it onto our soil, dead, right?
But they just killed how many thousands of people, okay?
So where are they going to stop, right?
They're on our land now, right?
So I think that they have self-destruct mechanisms in place that once things get to a certain
point, they say, pull the plug.
Pull the plug so nobody can go in there and get their hands on the information, okay?
And then when, at least don't make it easy for them because anybody could dig through
the rubble if they have enough time, but who's going to dig through the rubble to get information?
It's disorganized now.
So then what they can do is once the building's collapsed, they can section off the area and
they can have basically a crime scene, and then they can go through and clean it up.
So I don't think that that was necessarily, necessarily a nefarious thing that happened
on 9-11 with Building 7.
I think that it was a safety mechanism that's in place.
And like I said, there's people that are, they work in office buildings, right, like
that with government agencies.
They would never go to work if they knew that those buildings were wired with explosives.
They're sitting there staring at that fluorescent light, counting down the hours with the dead
flies buzzing around, right, flies buzzing around in the light, just like wait until
lunchtime.
Yeah.
That one doesn't work, actually.
They're just trying to survive.
And they can't know that the building's wired with explosives.
Yeah.
Then nobody would go to work.
They wouldn't even want to go near the building.
They can't.
Look.
I mean, there was explosives in the World Trade Center in 1993 when that other dude
tried to blow it up.
They were already there?
No, I think he put them there.
But remember in the 1993 World Trade Center bombings?
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
He drove a truck of explosives into the bottom.
Yeah.
That might have been like their first attempt at 9-11 that failed.
Because what are the chances like the same building would be, I mean, I know it's the
tallest building like in the country, but what are the chances that they would try to,
someone would try to blow it up twice?
Yeah.
Eight years apart.
And I've never heard any theories that what happened in 1993 was, I've never heard any
conspiracies about it.
Have you?
No.
I was just kind of thinking about it.
Yeah.
I mean, I've never heard a conspiracy theory around that.
So maybe because it wasn't successful, there's no-
It's tied to the same group to Al Qaeda and stuff.
Yeah, it seems like 9-11, as much as I want to believe that it was a full blown conspiracy,
I mean, it definitely wasn't conspiracy, right?
And by the Taliban.
But as much as I want to believe that there is some nefarious motives on the part of the
US government, I can't wholly believe that.
It's just too, it wouldn't be possible, I don't think.
But I do think that it's at least 50% a conspiracy by our government.
Yeah.
So the 1993 attacks were committed by Pakistani, one of them was Pakistani, but the motive
was backlash against American foreign policy on US support of Israel.
Which is a big issue, but-
Yeah.
I mean, I don't know enough about that, the whole Israel thing, but I know that we really
take care of each other.
That's weird that these Pakistanis would be concerned about Israel because they're not
Palestinians.
Yeah, I know, but isn't that what that whole Stuxnet thing was about?
What's-
You never heard about Stuxnet?
No.
I got to get closer to this microphone here, I'm getting a little bit of echo.
Yeah, Stuxnet was, it was this computer virus that it was looking for one particular Siemens
logic controller, right, that they used in the Pakistani nuclear program.
And what it would do is it would be on a computer and if somebody put a thumb drive in, it would
jump onto the thumb drive, right?
And then if somebody put that into another computer, it would jump off the thumb drive
onto that computer.
So it would jump from storage devices, right, to go from computer to computer.
So and I think probably over the internet too, I'm not exactly sure, but this virus,
when they dissected it, like the experts, they said, this virus is definitely made by
somebody with a lot of money.
This has to be funded by a government because it's just too complex, right?
So they finally figured out that since it was just looking for this one logic controller,
it was a logic controller that they were using in the Pakistani nuclear program because Israel
didn't want Pakistan to have nuclear power, nuclear power, so they say, you know, because
they're afraid that they'd have nuclear weapons.
So they didn't want them to have a nuclear program.
So eventually it made it to the Pakistani nuclear plant and it shut it down.
So it did this just by way of like traveling from thumb drive to thumb drive and eventually
it found its main target.
So yeah, so they think that it was a joint effort between the US and Israel to build
Stuxnet.
Look it up, see on Wikipedia.
Stuxnet?
How do you spell that?
Stuxnet.
I think it's Stux.net.
Stux.net?
Yeah.
Oh, Stuxnet virus.
Let's see what it says about it.
It's a malicious computer worm first uncovered in 2010.
They target data acquisition systems and it's believed to be responsible for causing substantial
damage to the nuclear program of Iran.
So they're targeting Iran's nuclear weapons?
Yeah.
So Israel was afraid that Pakistan wasn't being honest about, I guess, using their nuclear
program for just power, nuclear power.
It says, although neither country has openly admitted responsibility, the worm was widely
understood to be a cyber weapon built jointly by the United States and Israel in a collaborative
effort known as Operation Olympic Games.
Isn't it funny how like they know the operation name, but nobody admitted to like...
Yeah.
That's the kind of thing I was talking about, like untitled projects would be something
like that.
Operation Olympic Games.
But nobody's admitted to it.
People think like you're crazy for believing in conspiracy theories, which I don't actually
believe in all conspiracy theories, but you can see that.
I do.
Yes.
You can see that this stuff really happens.
Like the CIA is real.
They target countries with cyber attacks.
Like people think that's a conspiracy theory.
No, I mean, you know, I think honestly, shortly, maybe in the next, I don't know, 10, 15 years,
most warfare is just going to be cyber.
And it's going to be, there's going to be a cyber battlefield.
You know, this gets deep.
This could get really deep.
And I don't know.
You mean like people like playing or like playing a game on the computer?
Exactly.
Yeah.
Because I think what's going to happen, how far in the weeds you want to get here?
No, I think that eventually like robots will be fighting each other for countries.
I don't know if there will be like playing on a computer, but people will be playing
on a computer, but it will be like robots attacking each other.
Okay.
So maybe.
Right?
So we know if you've seen anything that's automated, right?
If you've had a robot, right?
A toy robot or anything like that, they make a lot of mistakes, right?
Because there's just things they can't perceive that humans can perceive, right?
Yeah.
You can sense the edge of a table and it like rolls off the table and you can't, you have
to program everything that it does.
And it's very complicated.
Or you can just have a robot that's like controlled by someone sitting on a computer.
Yeah.
So are you saying like the robot, where would the robot be?
Like an actual battlefield?
Yeah.
So say like the United States developed like war droids that had like essentially like
tanks that were like manless tanks that were remotely controlled.
Then there would be just like, and say the other side did it too, that would just be
like robots fighting robots.
Yeah.
And at the point there's no like loss of life.
There's just, there's just loss of money.
Yeah.
And I think, I think we've been doing that to an extent already for a while.
I'm talking like full scale, like, like no soldiers on the battlefield, just, just controlled
robots.
Yeah.
Oh yeah.
And that's, I think that's going to be an aspect of it, but I think there's also going
to be a lot of it's going to be primarily just, it's going to have to do with like hacking,
computer hacking, right?
Because that's computers.
They just control everything.
So it's going to be so exhaustive, like for, you know, resources to like, you know, it
would require so many like computer hackers to sit there and like monitor things.
I, it's just going to be, it's going to take up a large budget, I think, you know, a large
portion of our budget.
Yeah.
I mean, they did that to Russia when they put the sanctions on Russia about all the
social media sites and stuff like that.
They even blocked their like, they blocked Pornhub in Russia.
Did they?
Oh my God, that's a disaster.
Those poor Russians.
They're trying to like starve the people out.
So they rebel against the government.
And like, that's a pretty good tactic.
I think most, I think most Russians oppose the Russian Ukrainian war.
Yeah, man.
That's, you know, I don't know enough about it, but from what I gather, it's only okay
to do stuff like that if apparently it's against brown people because the US did it.
And you know what I mean?
Yeah.
It's like, but then Russia does it, you know, to other white people.
And it's like, you know, you ever read Animal Farm?
No.
Oh, you gotta read it by George Orwell.
Oh, classic book.
It's kind of a political book pertaining to like communism, not communism and socialism,
but like all authoritarian governments where you have like the sheep, the sheep are all
the people who are non-government and the dogs are like the soldiers and the pigs are
like the ones in charge.
And it's just like, it's crazy to me how a small group of people like the leaders of
the government control like all these soldiers and all like the sheep or the followers when
they could just rise up and if they didn't do, if they are not doing something that they
like, they could just rise up against them.
Yeah.
You know what the problem is, is that about one in 10 people are so, they have such a
low IQ that they can't do anything without being counterproductive.
So those people aren't at the top, right?
As much as we like to think that it's brainless people at the top of the government, it's
not because people rise to the top of competence hierarchies by having high IQ, you know?
So people at the bottom, I mean, that's a lot to deal with.
One in 10 people are, they have such a low IQ, they can't do anything.
They literally, they just have to eat cake and have sex and it's a problem, you know?
So they would never, one 10th, so if it was us versus them, right, you've got a lot of
baggage that's just going to be useless.
So if we waged a war against the government, it would never work because I mean, that's
just how hierarchies work, you know?
So you have the less intelligent people at the bottom.
Well, I think soldiers are also never going to rebel against the government because they're
trained to always follow orders and that's like their legal responsibility.
Yeah, yeah.
I mean, some of them do, occasionally.
It happens.
Yeah, and they get sent to fucking Leavenworth.
Yeah, to Guantanamo Bay.
Yeah.
Man.
But it's like, it's like if enough people came together and said, fuck this, then they
can do something about it.
Yeah, you know, I think, I think sometimes what people don't understand is that it can't
be all sunshine and rainbows, right?
Sometimes the government has to do, it has to do bad things because if not us, then somebody
else will, you know?
So like the war in Iraq, like maybe that had to happen, you know?
Maybe Afghanistan had to happen.
And because if it didn't happen, it would have been somebody else worse than us that
would have done it.
So yeah, it's terrible.
It's an awful thing.
But at the same time, maybe it's the lesser of two evils, you know?
Yeah, well, the war in Iraq was kind of unjustified because they didn't have any weapons of mass
destruction.
I mean, they were chasing Al Qaeda, but most of the terrorists and Al Qaeda members were
in like Saudi Arabia, I think, or Syria, not Iraq.
So it's just kind of a, they're kind of like a scapegoat for the whole Middle East.
Well, it's kind of crazy because everybody's mad at Russia, like I said, but you know,
we did that.
We did the same thing, you know what I mean?
But because they're not other white people, you know, it's like, people weren't as mad.
Yeah, I'm sure if we attacked Canada.
I don't know, do you think if the United States attacked some innocent country like that,
would you think people would rebel against the government?
Like enough people to overthrow the government?
I mean, isn't that what Vietnam was?
Kind of?
Or no, I don't know enough about it.
Well, Vietnam people protested, but they didn't overthrow the government.
So yeah, no.
No.
I don't think they would.
I think people, as long as they have...
I mean, I know I'm not going out there with an AK-47.
No, I mean, they're basically, they're going to do what they want, you know?
I think as long as people have enough food and there's something on TV, I don't think
they're really going to go too crazy and do anything.
Yeah, that's like Animal Farm and 1985.
1984, right?
1984.
Yeah, yeah.
1985 is the song by Bowling for Soup.
Oh yeah.
1985.
That's a good song.
Bruce Springsteen, Madonna.
Way before Nirvana.
No, 1984, where they have the thought police that can, if you even think something bad
about the government, they arrest you.
Well, I mean, is that such a bad thing?
I would say it is.
I mean, some people have some pretty dumb thoughts.
Maybe, you know, this whole Elon Musk, Neuralink thing.
We would be arrested for talking about this.
Well, no, because I mean, we're just talking about it in an entertainment sense, you know?
We don't have any bad intentions, right?
You're talking about overthrowing the government, though.
Don't you think that the thought police would arrest you and put you like upside down with
your balls tied?
No, no, no, no, because this is all stuff that needs to be discussed.
There's people out there with some really dumb thoughts.
I'm not saying.
Really dumb.
I'm just talking like this is just, you know, we're just, you know, shooting the shit about
like things that could be true, maybe aren't true.
Maybe they are.
You know, these have to be discussed.
Yeah, but I'm talking about like if we were in a totalitarian society, we wouldn't be
able to have conversations like this.
Oh, no.
I mean, but thank God, we are North Korea.
Thank God we aren't right.
I mean, I'm sure there's some people that would love for it to be that way.
Well, they like name names and it's a plosy.
They'd like you to think that we are in a totalitarian society, but we kind of are in
some ways, but the government is kind of controlling everything we do.
But I mean, I think there's good and bad things about everything.
You know, I I've kind of grown up from this, like this idea that everything that's not
what I believe is bad.
You know, and I try and see the other perspective on things, you know, because I think on either
side of it, it can it can run away, you know, and you can just go way off and left field.
And all of a sudden, you're in North Korea and you got people chained together, you know,
through their clavicles.
And they're just like beaten on railroad ties with hammers.
And it's like there's that end.
And then there's the end where there's no government.
And that's just as bad, you know.
So it's kind of you need this push and pull to kind of keep things centered.
You know, yeah, I think my my views since the last podcast we did have changed a lot.
Oh, me too.
For sure.
Yeah.
I think like, I don't know, I wouldn't say I've become more conservative because I haven't.
But I just I don't support that.
I realize how much of like a sham the whole Democratic Party and Republican Party.
They're both terrible.
It's like here's the thing that sucks is it's like two dumpster fires and you got to pick
between them.
Right.
It's like, well, they both suck.
And then you pick a side and somebody's like, oh, look at you, you dirtbag.
You're in a dumpster.
I didn't have a choice.
I had to pick one.
And I thought this one was better.
You know, I mean, Joe Biden, for example, said on his first day of office, he would
forgive $10,000 in student debt.
And that was done yesterday to two years later.
So wow.
But I mean, all right, to be fair, he walked into the pandemic.
OK, the pandemic that shall not be named.
All right.
And he had a lot to deal with.
So just forgiving student debt is that's a monumental task.
Right.
So I'm not I'm not supporting, you know, either side on this.
But that's not just a small decision to just forget, you know, forgive student debt.
That's that's a really big thing.
So there's a lot that goes into it.
And I mean, do I support it?
I mean, it's kind of like, you know, student debt is liability.
And if you take out that loan, it's kind of up to you to pay it back, man.
You know, but I also understand that, you know, schools are very expensive, very it's
very expensive to go to school.
But at the same time, it's like I went to a community college, you know.
I mean, you went to you have what?
Well, I went to you to I have a bachelor's in biology and then I went to community college
for nursing.
And you you you paid that on your own.
Wow.
Well, I took out loans.
I got a lot of loans, a lot of student debt.
Yeah.
And I mean, did you did you pay most of it back?
Not yet.
You're working on it, right?
Yeah, I pay I pay like 450 dollars a month.
And that's not federal because federal has been on pause since I graduated.
So I haven't even had I have like forty five thousand dollars of federal debt, which is
now going to be thirty five thousand.
And then I have forty something thousand of private debt, which is not going to be forgiven.
Yeah.
You know, the thing about that is I got to get a little closer to this microphone.
I'm getting a little bit of echo.
The thing about that is that schools are private.
They're like private corporations, a lot of them.
So it would be like it's kind of like me going and buying a car that I needed, but then expecting
the government to help pay it off.
You know, it's it's kind of a conundrum, man.
It's very complicated.
It's it's I see both ends of of like where people are coming from with it, you know,
because it shouldn't be that expensive for school.
Yeah.
Like say the government is saying that we need health care workers so much they should
pay for their schooling because there's such a shortage of health care workers right now.
Yeah.
So I mean, yeah, like if you want something, then you got to do something about it.
I just think that that Biden like and other politicians never commit to what they say
they're going to do during their campaign.
I think if he says that he's going to forgive ten thousand dollars on the first day, then
he should just do it and be held responsible, held accountable for that.
Yeah.
Man, they make a lot of promises that they don't keep.
You know, it's it's pretty bad and nobody keeps track of it.
There's like nobody there to keep tally, you know, I keep track.
They just say, oh, that's why I look.
That's why I went back and looked up like I looked up like did Biden say he was going
to forgive all student debt?
And it was like, no, he said he was going to forgive ten thousand dollars within his
first whatever month of presidency.
Now I have a question about that.
I don't have any student debt, but now say I wanted to take some out.
Yeah.
Do you think it's too late?
Yes, it's for current and past student current student debt.
Damn.
Yeah, Mr.
You can't just go to like to college for a year for free.
No.
Well, see, isn't that kind of unfair now?
Well, actually, there is programs now for public universities where if your family makes
under a certain amount of money, you get to go to college for free.
Damn.
I mean, ten grand is really in the grand scheme of things.
I think when I went to school, that's about what it cost me for community college.
And I had it paid off by the time I was done with school.
So I took out the loans as I was in school and set it up to pay off as I was going.
I think maybe three or four months after I was done with school, they finished paying
off.
I just set it up on auto pay.
You know, so that's really ten thousand dollars.
It's something, but it's really in the grand scheme of things.
It's not a lot.
I mean, I have eighty something thousand dollars in debt and it's not going to be much.
Especially if people that go to like medical school or something or to a graduate degree
that have two hundred fifty thousand dollars in debt.
Man, it's ten thousand going to do.
You know, I think what really has to be done is we have to stop this.
This like what would you call it?
This it's like an industrial educational complex, you know, where not that schools can't be
profitable, right, that they can't make money off students.
But you know, maybe maybe private schools.
I mean, I don't know.
Well, high school is free, right?
Or elementary school, middle school, high school are free and paid by the government,
at least for public school.
So but if you graduate high school with just a high school degree, you're not really going
to get anything other than a minimum wage job.
So if the government wants people to be skilled, they have to pay for college, too.
Yeah.
You know what?
The problem you run into with that is that everybody wants to be everybody wants to be
that person that's skilled.
And unfortunately, there's a separation of IQ.
Right.
So not everybody can do it.
So in China, the way it's set up is if you're smarter, you get pushed to the top.
Right.
And it's based basically on competence.
Right.
So here it's like, oh, you know, you can be anything you want.
And nobody's there to tell you no.
I agree with you know, so it's like if I have an IQ of 75, you know, and I'm a mouth breather
with my tongue hanging out of my mouth.
Right.
And I'm like, oh, you know, I want to be a doctor.
Nobody's gonna tell me no.
They're just gonna let me fail.
And there should be somebody that says, that's, that's not gonna happen for you.
I'm not saying we should just make stupid people any job they want.
But that's what's happening is people want to be things and it's just not gonna happen
for them.
Well, I think if you are doing well in school and you get A's and B's, then you should have
your tuition paid.
There you go.
That that is a brilliant idea.
Okay.
If you've proven yourself, all right, like say you go to a community college, and you've
proven yourself right through community college.
Obviously, you got through high school, you proven yourself there, proving yourself with
your prerequisites at a lower school.
Right.
Then the government can take stock in you.
All right.
They can pay for your student loans and people would be in agreement with that.
Because you proven yourself, but you got to prove yourself first.
You can't just say, Oh, I'm you know what, I was a C student in high school, and I'm
just going to go take out 100 grand in, you know, student debt because I want to go to
a four year school.
And it's really it's not going to happen for you.
You just want to party.
Well, I think if you if you get a degree and you at least use that degree to get a job
in that field, you should have your debt, your your tuition paid for.
Definitely.
Yeah.
Yeah, without a doubt.
Now, New York State, I know they have some system.
But it's so convoluted and hard to get any money out of it.
If you've ever gone to school before, you can't get it.
It's really it was just a political thing, you know, to make it look like they were giving
people, you know, free free tuition.
But they really weren't.
You know, I think that's what I was talking about with the the tuition for for people
whose families like made less than seventy five thousand a year or something.
Yeah.
So free tuition at SUNY schools, which in New York or public universities.
Yeah, it's like there's so many stipulations to actually get it, though.
It's like it's it's you wouldn't if you've ever taken a college class before or something,
you don't qualify if I forget, I forget.
It's it's it's not just like, oh, you get free two years of school.
But, you know, they should they should have schools that are paid for by the government
where people can go and get degrees for free.
Yeah, you know, that would be fine.
And all you got to do is pay the teachers.
Yeah.
Make them government employees.
There's government employees, at least in this state, I know, that are wasting money
right now sit around doing nothing.
All right.
So if you take some of that money and you put it towards schools that are paid for by
the government, I think that'd be a great idea.
I mean, there's no there's no public medical schools, right?
There's no public law schools.
So if you want to become a doctor, a lawyer, you got to go one hundred thousand dollars
in debt.
So what's like really the motivation?
It's something that you really want to do.
There's not much like financial motivation to I guess there is because you make a lot
of money, but you still got to pay all that back.
Yeah.
And like the first the first 10 or 15 years that you're a doctor or a lawyer, you'll just
be like not making as much as someone like doing a trade.
Yeah, they say somebody showed me this graph once.
If you were a UPS driver or a doctor, right, the doctor would catch up to the UPS driver
as far as debt at age 55.
So I mean, it's really like we're all working for age 65 retirement and paying off all our
bills.
Yeah.
It's like our lives are just so that we can retire at 65.
Yeah.
I want to retire at 65 or I want to retire at 42.
I'd like young people.
I'd like young people to have a better quality of life.
Yeah.
You know, the system is just it's broken, man.
It is so broken.
I feel like it could be so much better.
That's not really a conspiracy though.
You know, we're off in the weeds talking about, you know, but yeah, no, it's it's I don't
think that most of our generation, they're going to be able to retire by 65.
Our generation is going to be working until they're dead.
You know, they're just they're going to be working their entire lives.
I mean, you know, my parents have a lot of debt.
They're 55 ish.
They have a lot.
They have a lot of debt still.
Yeah.
Like house debt, school debt, house debt, probably credit card debt.
Yeah.
Now, what did your parents do for work?
My dad works for the the state tax department.
It's like, oh, yes, it's like the IRS of the state.
Oh, cool, cool.
And my mom used to be a engineer's assistant.
Engineers assistant.
Yeah.
I didn't know that was a thing.
Yeah.
Nurses assistant.
Yeah.
But an engineer's assistant.
But yeah, she got she got laid off probably like seven years ago.
What was what's her schooling in?
Her schooling?
I think she went to school for like teaching or something like that.
I'm not sure.
Oh, so she was like kind of like secretary.
Sort of.
Huh?
Yeah, kind of.
But not really.
It's not really a secretary.
Like someone who who like had control, helped the engineers with their documents and stuff
like that.
Kind of like, you know, like looking at ASA at the med.
Yeah.
Hmm.
Yeah, that's interesting.
It's always I'm always really interested to find out what people do.
That's like one of the questions I ask in the ambulance is like, you know, what did
you do for work?
Just because I just, you know, want to know.
It's like maybe I'll change careers.
A lot of truck drivers.
A lot of a lot of people used to work for telephone companies, which is, you know, because
that used to be a thing.
And now that's the older generation.
And that's not like, you know, a thing anymore, really.
Yeah.
I mean, telephone companies.
I mean, what's the equivalent?
It's like spectrum.
You know, they don't they really don't they don't exist.
I actually know someone who's in the CIA.
Do you really?
Yeah.
No.
Do you think we can get him on here?
No.
That'd be awesome.
But they they don't they don't talk about anything that they do.
Yeah.
I know somebody who's in the Navy, actually, who I'm not going to give too many details
on what she does.
Girl, I went to high school with her.
Clearance is like three levels above the president or something like that.
Her security clearance, which I mean, that should tell you something.
Everybody thinks that the president has all this, you know, all this control.
He really does not know a lot about what's going on.
Oh, it's interesting.
Yeah.
And that this is somebody in the Navy has security clearance levels above the president.
Well, is it?
Well, it depends what the security clearance is for.
Is it like in terms of military or?
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
I mean, it's I think I think it has a lot to do with like foreign intelligence and stuff.
But, you know, people think that the president is the most powerful man in the world.
Well, say we got into like a second Cold War with Russia and not necessarily like Trump,
if he was the president, but if the president at the time decided to like nuke Russia and
assured the destruction of the entire planet, do you think the people who would actually
nuke them would follow his orders?
No.
If it's Joe Biden, no.
If it's Donald Trump, no.
If it's no, I think there's too many checks and balances.
I think what happens is actually this is kind of interesting.
Do you know who Jesse Ventura is?
No.
He was that guy who's like a wrestler and then he became the governor of Minnesota.
He actually ran a conspiracy show.
CIA right here.
He actually ran a conspiracy show.
I forget what the name of it was.
But yeah, he was like a Navy SEAL and everything.
He said when he became governor, they brought him down into a room around a table, right?
There's like a table with a bunch of people around and they said, what are your intentions
as governor?
And he didn't know who these people were.
And I'd imagine that happens with the president.
You know, I'd imagine they bring him to a table in a room and they say, who does like
the CIA?
It's whoever actually runs the government, whoever they are.
Well, I know who runs the government, the rich run the government.
Who runs the government?
The rich.
The rich?
Well, I mean, maybe.
I mean, the rich pay for the politicians that they want to get elected that will benefit
them to get elected.
Yeah, I think it's Goldman Sachs.
I think they run the government and all these wars and everything that happened.
Corporations rule the government.
I don't even think it's corporations.
I think it's banks.
I think bankers rule the world.
Yeah, I think they do.
I think because I was watching this one documentary and they're talking about the financial crisis
in 2008 and Barack Obama, who I think, I don't agree with his political views, but I think
he was a very presidential president.
If we could just have a president like that, you know, that was really balanced.
I mean, this country would be cooking with fire.
Definitely most professional.
Yeah.
And it's like, that's what you expect out of a president.
You know, even if you don't agree with his political views, which I don't, you know,
but I'm not going to get into details on that right this second.
But yeah, he was just so, so presidential, but he sat down there.
They are again, man.
They're I'm telling you, they're honest.
They sat Barack Obama down with the heads of all these banks, the seven major banks,
you know, and they said that Barack Obama was so scared.
He was like shaking in his boots, you know, because he was nervous because these are his
bosses.
That's who Barack Obama's bosses are.
He has to answer to them because ultimately they have control of everything.
I mean, if you have these people that can just shift the economy, they say, okay, you
don't want to comply with our demands.
It's like we just, you know, we can shut down the economy.
We can do whatever we want.
Yeah.
You know?
So yeah, they said he was actually scared.
That was like the only time Barack Obama was actually like sweating is when he had to sit
down with the major banks and like work out a deal.
Yeah.
Well, I think the government doesn't really work for the people anymore.
They work for for money.
Oh, for sure.
The corporations and the banks and you know, Mark Zuckerberg.
Yeah.
Bezos.
Dude, Mark Zuckerberg.
He's a he's something.
He's gone off the rail with the whole metaverse.
They say he doesn't even care about Facebook anymore.
Oh, I'm sure he doesn't do just what he just wants to get the metaverse probably because
he wants to escape from his life.
Yeah, I did it, dude.
I gotta show.
I gotta show you this picture.
It's so funny.
God, I don't know if I have it on here.
Is it Mark Zuckerberg?
Yeah, it's this artwork.
Hold on a sec.
God, let me look it up.
But I use this program on Oculus called VR desktop or no virtual desktop.
Yeah, so it displays your desktop and your Oculus.
And so there's different themes you can have, like one's just like a bedroom and like it
displays like there's like an actual computer in front of you.
Right.
And it puts your desktop onto that computer.
Yeah, I've seen that.
Yeah, yeah.
And so you look around this room and there's like this artwork on the whole house.
There's this one with Mark Zuckerberg.
Why would you want to be in VR to use a computer when you just use a computer?
Dude, that was literally giving me a headache.
That's like being in virtual reality in virtual reality.
So yeah, what is the benefit to that?
No, so you need in order to like play games in VR, right?
Like say I want to play like flight simulator in VR.
You need to have something that communicates between the headset and the computer.
So basically something that runs what's called OpenXR.
So this is just a program that does that.
But the thing about having your desktop in VR is you could do work on your Oculus.
So you could be like somewhere else away from your computer and it just it streams your
desktop to your headset.
So that would be the advantage of that.
You could be down in your basement and you have your computer upstairs and you could
be working on your Oculus.
It's kind of cool.
But let me see if I can find this artwork.
So funny.
I want to get I want to get this blown up and put on a poster for my room.
Put it on.
We're going to we're going to make a like a website or something for for our podcast.
Oh, definitely put some pictures on it.
Building seven and Mark Zuckerberg, the controlled demolition.
I got no service down here.
They cut me off, bro.
Government cut me off.
I don't.
God damn it.
They got to me, dude.
Oh, weird, you want to connect to my wife?
Yeah, let me see here.
We'll pause it so we can say the Wi-Fi password.
All right.
All right, we're back.
All right.
Let me see here.
Let's go.
I want to get a poster of this on my wall.
Is that Stephen King?
Is that on the right?
I don't know who that is.
It kind of looks kind of looks like a.
Yeah, it is.
Stephen King on the right, dude, that is so it's like it's like this this picture of Mark
Zuckerberg and he's like blue.
He looks like an alien and it's an outer space.
It's like what would you say?
That's like 90s 80s themed like Star Trek, like 70s.
Yeah, it's got this guy with this Oculus on.
It's just it's such a cool piece of artwork.
I got to find a way to get that blown up for my wall.
So autistic.
Oh, yeah, that's why I love it.
So.
Yeah.
But anyway.
What else are we going to talk about?
I got a lot to talk about on China still, dude.
I'm on China.
Yeah, I got a topic to talk about.
We can talk about China first.
No, no, China's too.
That's too deep.
It runs way, way too deep.
So what do you got?
I want to talk about freedom of speech.
OK, yeah, let's talk about it.
That's how freedom speech is not free anymore.
Like, have you been following the Alex Jones case?
Yeah, but so so where what's your stance on that?
So he got sued because he suggested that Sandy Hook wasn't real and the parents sued him
for like defamation or something like that.
Yeah.
So basically, freedom of speech isn't free anymore and you can't say whatever you want,
which I know is like a law.
You can't walk into a movie theater and say there's a bomb.
But I mean, like a podcast, you can.
Why shouldn't you be able to voice your own political views?
Like, how do you feel about if someone heard this?
If we become big someday and someone heard this and you get sued for defamation about
something from the nine or victims or something like that from the beginning of this episode?
Well, all right.
So from what I understand, freedom of speech applies to the government.
The government can't restrict your speech, right?
That has nothing to do between people.
And the thing with Alex Jones is, I mean, I think Sandy Hook was real.
So it probably caused a lot more undue pain and suffering to those families.
All right.
So the thing with Alex Jones is he's got an army behind him, an army of people, so that
just believe whatever he says.
So I think we're pretty balanced and we say, you know, we have no idea if this is true
or not.
Alex Jones says it like it's absolute fact.
You know, Sandy Hook was not real.
Okay, so it's like the pain and suffering that he caused, I think maybe if we were in
on that trial, right, we were on the jury, we would see it from a completely different
perspective.
Because at some point, it's like, you know, the law might say one thing, but common sense
says another.
Okay.
And he made money off the pain and suffering of those families.
Okay.
Well, yeah, I don't agree with anything you said, but I just think that I'm a big supporter
of freedom of speech and that you should be able to say whatever you want, even if it's
incorrect or...
I know some people should have to decide for themselves, think for themselves, and you
shouldn't be held legally responsible for stuff that you say because of the First Amendment.
I mean, it's the First Amendment.
Yeah.
I mean, you know, it's just like, I don't know, it's like those people that go outside
of government buildings and they take pictures and they get people pissed off for no reason.
And it's like they're not breaking the law.
But you know, the people come out like that.
I watched this one video on YouTube.
This guy was doing it to an FBI building, just taking pictures.
And so eventually the people inside the building came out and said, Hey, dude, what the hell
are you doing?
Right?
I want to see your ID.
And he's like, well, I don't have to give you my ID.
So he's obviously trying to rile them up, right?
Because it's not a normal thing to do, you know, go and take pictures of government building.
But if he was doing that, you know, and people are supporting him in the comments.
They're like, yeah, you know, he's standing up for our freedoms and you know, he doesn't
have to give him his ID.
If he was doing that outside an elementary school, everybody would want to see that guy's
ID.
If he was taking pictures of the playground, it would be a completely different argument.
And people would say, you know, yeah, we know what the law says, but let's see your ID buddy.
You know, well, taking pictures of kids isn't the same thing as speech.
He has every right to do that.
You could argue so, but does anybody agree with that?
So you know, the law says one thing, but what's the spirit of the law?
You know, and I think that's the thing we don't talk about enough is why was the law
written and is the law written to protect weirdos?
You know, it's like, why can't you just, you know, be normal?
And the thing with Alex Jones is he really went hard on that Sandy Hook thing, saying
they were crisis actors and this and that.
And you know, he that he's he he makes money off that stuff.
So he made money off other people's suffering.
So at the end of the day, I mean, yes, he should be able to say whatever he wants to
say, right?
We got it without a doubt, but there has to be there has to be, you know, an end point
where you, you know, do I think he should have to pay four million dollars or whatever
it was now?
I don't think so, but you know, it's it's balance, you know, yeah, government's going
to pause it now, now, now, yeah, but yeah, but it's not just Alex Jones.
It's like, even a Facebook, you can't, you can't post anything is say anything like that,
that Mark Zuckerberg and his team don't approve of Oh, dude.
I mean, did I tell you the story about how I got kicked out of the metaverse?
No, well, I think you did.
You like you said something to someone I forgot what you said, but yeah.
So you know there's also I was discriminated in the metaverse where
yes, I was because there was a lady actually who sued Facebook because she
got virtually raped in the meta.
You know, I think I think that's conspiracy. I think that they were just
trying to make the metaverse seem more real, so they probably paid her to do
that because people now it put the metaverse on the on on the map. Well, I
think some people are stupid, but well, one in ten, you know, have such a little
IQ that they can't do anything without being counterproductive. You can always
shut the game off like yeah, yeah, exactly. You could have taken the headset
off. Yeah, I was in VR chat yesterday and I was like, dude, how do I get out of
this place though? Right. And this guy's like, you put your hands on the side of
your head and you lift up. I'm like, what the hell is he talking about? And then I
started cracking up and I like broke character and he's like, you know what I
mean? You can just explore the real world.
I'm like oh yeah, I forgot about that.
I gave him some fun. Yeah, let me know when you're playing that game. I'm
probably gonna play tonight actually, so what's your what's your name on on
oculus?
I forgot I friend. I friended you though. I forgot my user name, mine's turbo
magic trrbo magic. I think it's case. Yeah, definitely case idea. Some some
some oh yeah, that's right case.
So I'll be on tonight,
but
how'd you get? How'd you get banned from the metaverse? Oh yeah, how I got banned
from the matter. So I made my character this like this old italian looking bald
guy right with a
just like
he was like overweight and like just he looked like maybe you know your average
like I don't know like pervert kinda I try to make him look perverted you know
and
so I was talking like this in the metaverse. Oh wow. Oh man, this place is
great.
I was
I was just being an idiot. My buddy was playing too. He went in this one room
and you know none of these people that your avatar doesn't look real right, but
there's this one that was a girl and I was like oh baby come over here. Wow and
this one guy is like he's like dude she's only she's only 16 years old man
or what are you saying? Oh baby to her right like I'm like oh no they're
ganging up on me right so they all
she wasn't really attractive she was an avatar right. So you're like you don't
even have legs in the metaverse right and what horizon worlds I think it was
called. Yeah horizon and so they all started getting around me pointing at me
and there's like moderators in the in the metaverse right and
they're like he he was he was saying oh baby to that little girl
like oh no they're coming after me oh no so they're all sitting around me
pointing at me yelling to get the moderator over there. So I don't know do
you think you should be held responsible for things that you say online.
Absolutely not well well that's what I'm kind of saying well I mean you know
it's a two edged sword yeah you know I see I see where you're coming from but
this is relatively minor you know what I mean this is a little bit of a
relatively minor you know what I mean this is this is a small thing I just I
you know I saw some girls avatar in the metaverse I said oh baby so I left the
room and I went and gave my character a mustache and changed his shirt.
And I come back to the room and I'm like hey guys what's going on and they're
like hey that's the same guy you see he's got a mustache he's in disguise.
Get him. So all of this transpired over my first 15 minutes in Horizon Worlds
and I got banned from not just Horizon Worlds but I got banned from my Oculus
for two days. So I bricked. You couldn't even play a game. Couldn't even play any
other games on it and I said well I don't own this thing right. So this kind of
sucks right. So I said to him I called Oculus and I'm like guys like I paid 300
bucks for this thing okay this is my property like let me use this I use it for
other things and they're like no we can't sorry like it's only going to be a two
day suspension I'm like do you want me to return it because I'll just bring it
back to the store and buy a new one because for all intents and purposes this
thing is bricked. But isn't it linked to your account not the physical device.
Yeah I don't care I'll still bring it back you know. So. Well if you get a new
one won't you still be banned. Yeah but I'll have a brand new one. But. Or you
can make a new account. Yeah but in that time period I mean really what I was
trying to do is like if you're going to ban me right from anything that's
meta related. Yeah. Right I can't even log into my account I need an account to
use this device and I can't use a device that I bought for all intents and
purposes it's broken. That device does not function okay. So I don't care if it
doesn't function because of something on your end as far as I'm concerned it
doesn't function I'm going to bring it back. So I didn't bring it back because
it would have been too much work and I kind of see where they're coming from
right. Mark Zuckerberg is trying to build this whole metaverse thing he wants it
to be you know family friendly they're going to be using it for like you know
instead of zoom you're going to be using you know your oculus right. Yeah anything
Facebook related and just gets moderated the shit out of and you know what's it
called fact like on Facebook with the fact checking and the misinformation
stuff. Yeah but I see where they're coming from with that whole thing because
Facebook they're they're taking a loss for every oculus that's sold because they
want people to have them. So really the oculus is it's like six hundred dollars
of technology you know it's really costing Facebook like six hundred dollars but it
only costs you three hundred dollars to buy. So I like I let it slide for that
reason alone because they're they're really actually giving you something kind
of for free. Well they're just trying to get everybody in the metaverse so they
can make money off of like apps and stuff that people use. Yeah and I mean you
know that's kind of what you'd call a loss leader you know. Yeah. Like as far as
like retail goes you know in retail it's like something that a company doesn't
really make money off of but they're going to make money off the other things
that go along with it. So it's like say for example Home Depot doesn't make money
off of sheetrock right. They don't make a dime off sheetrock but the compound and
the tape and like all the corners that go with the sheetrock those are all marked
up like a hundred percent. Or like gas stations don't make any money off gas.
Exactly. Yeah it's a loss leader just to get you in there. So the Oculus is just
it's a loss leader just to get your information. So they know what your house
looks like because the sensors they know it's probably got facial recognition.
It's probably got a back door that China just taps into and they know everything
about you. Well how do you feel about like the whole metaverse in general not
just the Facebook but like the whole VR universe. Like they want to make people
do their jobs in VR. Mark Zuckerberg I think said he wants to just like live in
VR. You know I don't blame him. The world is getting to a weird place.
Remember in the movie you ever see Inception? Yeah yeah. The movie where
everybody's like in virtual reality they like put him to sleep in that room and
everyone's sleeping and the guys like Leonardo DiCaprio is like what are they
doing and the guys like oh they're reliving their past memories or experiences
and these people are just in like the VR or whatever virtual environment for 23
hours a day. Damn. I mean it's not far from the matrix either you know. But you
know we could get this might be a better conversation for another day because I
could go down a rabbit hole with this one dude. I think we'll save this one.
Yeah we'll save this one. Because I mean at what point does it end you know you
build this whole universe this whole virtual reality thing and this is just
the beginning. Eventually if everyone's living in VR they're going to have to
make like VR laws. They're gonna have to make like VR police. I'll be a VR cop.
Are you kidding me? I'm the most corrupt VR cop. I don't know. Could you be like
criminally charged for something you do in VR? It's coming. Can you? It's I
don't think it's a I don't think it's a question. I think when will you be? I
don't know. Who will be the first VR offender? Well yeah I'm sure there's
offenders that are like pedophiles and stuff in VR. Oh yeah in that case that's
already happened. Yeah. Never mind. I'm talking about like if you say they made
like like a serious app for like like working or something if you like sabotage
somebody else in the in like their job or their livelihood in VR you think you
would get criminally charged? I think so yeah because I think it's just an
extension of whatever laws we have for computers now you know. So if you if you
corrupted the files on somebody's computer that they need for work I mean
you'd be criminally charged you know so why would it be any different in VR you
know but you know the way we're going with this we're going down a path where
we're trying to build a different reality right within because things are
getting complicated in the real world right so we're building a different
reality to simplify things basically right look you don't you don't have to
leave your house right you don't have to travel you stay at home it makes life
less complicated but then that brings into question whether or not our actual
reality is isn't just the same thing as that that's come through a process of
evolution whereas things are so complicated if we actually understood how
they actually were that we built this perception because it would just be too
complex for our brains to understand yeah does that make sense yeah yeah yeah
so like if life is like a simulation yeah well I think it has to be if you think
you know it's like human beings we simplify everything like you know this
coffee cup right that's what this is in my brain but it's so much more
complicated than that like if I had to actually process what this thing is what
it's made of chemical the chemical yeah I would go mad I wouldn't be able to
make it home today well you know because that's why I went crazy taking organic
chemistry what's that that's why I went crazy taking organic chemistry oh yeah
because makes you think about everything about what's made everything is made up
of and if you had to process all that stuff you you wouldn't be able to survive
you know so I think I think this whole VR thing is just it's it's mirroring
what actually happened through evolution so we're just simplifying again so and
eventually it's just going to be integrated and as soon as this neural
link thing comes out would you get one what is it in her neural link I haven't
heard about that it's Elon Musk's one of his companies where I can have a VR
neural link it sounds like like a chip they put in your head it is you ever see
the show black mirror no but I've heard about it yeah it's like that yeah yeah
they're actually going to do that yes yeah how's it work so they've they've
already done it they showed an example on sheep right so they had the implant a
chip they do basically a cranny cranny otomy is that what it is the cranny
out of me yeah where they cut a hole in your skull and do what go into VR no no
no so they put this chip in and it has little probes that go down into your
brain yeah so it basically it learns the electrical signals of your brain through
like things that are like happening this is how I understand it but what they can
do is they collect information coming from your brain and they know what like
neurons are fired by certain parts of the brain and whatnot so if they like
stimulate him this is how I understand it but basically they're tapping into the
communication system of the brain so that you can control things externally with
this chip so you'll be able to they say like communicate telepathically with
people and I think that they're way further ahead than they say they are with
this yeah I've watched enough episodes of black mirror to know that that's I'm
never going to get one of those yeah but but what if what if it puts you at an
advantage to have it you know I guess but I don't know you have you have chips
implanted in your head eventually if those get into the wrong hands your folks
oh yeah without a doubt but at the same time right maybe this is the evolution of
life maybe this is ultimately where we go right this is ultimately what's supposed
to happen with humans like right now we operate as separate organisms right as
part of a whole right so just like the cells in each of our organs operate
together right for those organs right we as individuals operate as part of a whole
for like our community the communities work together as a as part of a whole to
know as a state and the states work together as a nation you know so how much
how much more efficient would it be if we all had chips and we knew what each other
was thinking or like what about like when you die and because of your
consciousness is essentially just your like neurons in your brain what if your
consciousness could be downloaded to a computer and then you could that's that's
heavy but it wouldn't be you what it wouldn't be you would be you it would
but it though it would they would if you could download your consciousness into a
computer because what is what is consciousness it's just your brain making
electrical signals to think about things so if you could download like your
memories your personality you know your thoughts onto a computer you would be the
same person you know I don't I don't think you would be because it's the human
body is just it's so complicated the only way for a human to be a human and have
all the thoughts and emotions that they have is to have a human body right but if
I if I have like a brain transplant where if I die and then eventually they like
built a new body a synthetic body around my brain I would still have the same
consciousness because I still have the same brain well see when we're talking
about downloading consciousness onto like a computer I don't think it's the
same it's not the same operating system you know it's like biology is one
operating system and a computer is a different operating system it's there
there are two different coding structures well so they have like a synthetic brain
not like you're actually downloading onto like the internet but like they're
making a brain with the same structure that's man-made and they're just
programming it now you're talking so so that's the same neurons fire that that
have your memories and your personality now that is something very interesting
yeah so you're talking about basically a chemical computer right so I think that's
probably closer than you think they've probably already grown in laboratories
these blank brains you know that they don't have anything they're just they're
just they're clean slates of brains and they're probably already trying to do
that well people could theoretically live forever that would be you know what
I mean at least until they get destroyed by some act of war some trauma or like
the earth the sun explodes or something like that yeah man and then they just
they just pack the brain into a rocket right by then we'll find other planets
too that are habitable man if you followed that thought to the end like
where could that go you know how far could you take that if you're just putting
if you're just putting your brain into a rocket right and just blasting it off in
the space to go explore some distant universe that's fascinating man or they
could take your consciousness like when you die and put it into like a spaceship
and then have you go find like a habitable planet and just live there forever
man that is a lot of this comes from me me me me me me me oh yeah I think look I
think they've already probably the stuff we're talking about the government the
Russians definitely probably already done this kind of stuff yeah yeah with
monkeys at least it's an untitled project yeah another another untitled project
yeah yeah man it's just god you know the thing is though is that a lot of that
stuff it it has to do with ego right because people don't want to die right
like no who wants to die but it's like as long as the human race exists it's
like we're like cells in an organ right and the cells have to be replaced with
new ones right in order for the organ to operate you know or they could just what
if they took like your stem cells when you die and re grew another you with the
same consciousness would it be the same you I don't think it would be well no
it would be like a twin like a clone of you but but I'm talking about if they
could replicate like your exact brain and the the neurons as it is right now
would it be you I don't think it would be yeah I think because a lot of who you
are comes from your environment and that environment will never exist again
right so that person can never grow up in the nineties like we did you know what
you grew up in the two thousands or the nineties Casey I was born ninety five
okay I was ninety so that that consciousness could never experience the
nineties it's never going to experience Nickelodeon it's never going to
understand people getting slimed you know what I mean and like salute your
shorts did you have all those shows what was shown Nickelodeon did you have
Nickelodeon yeah yeah yeah it's never going to understand backstreet boys you
know Christina Aguilera it's like that consciousness we are a product of our
environment right how we grew up and that consciousness and that new person
that is your DNA it has fifty percent of it it will be fifty percent you it's
going to like fifty percent of the things you liked but yeah but I'm saying
if they they were able to replicate your memories though that you would have the
same you would have the same memories and environment so you would be
essentially the same person but it wouldn't be like you hmm man I just don't
I don't know that if you put it in a new nervous system if it would be the same
thing because I really believe that the nervous system keeps the score right it
is like a computer in the background and it's constantly calculating right and it
goes based on past experience how it's going to do things in the future right so
I don't I don't know if you could download there's so much we don't know
there's this episode of black near where the the dudes a computer programmer and
he like he has it out to get for his coat out to get for his co-workers so he
takes some are like their DNA and downloads it to his program and
essentially puts like a clone of their consciousness into like the Star Trek
universe which he like controls them and like tortures them yeah so that's like
that's like what I mean by saying downloading consciousness and you could
essentially just be in a computer program forever man and not die yeah I
think you'd be torturing a different person yeah you know I think it's like if
we had Hitler's DNA and we could you know remake Hitler just so we could raise
him up from a child and kill him again you wouldn't be killing that same person
you wouldn't be killing that person that grew up in you know World War One Germany
you know who had this perspective on life because who knows who we would be if we
grew up in different you know different environments we'd be completely different
people and you know Hitler became who he was because of his environment and if
you made that guy from scratch well as a combination of genetics and environment I
think it's about fifty fifty yeah yeah I don't think it would be I don't think
you could ever be the same thing you know I think you get one life and well
you don't if you're in the metaverse yeah that's true you get two lives yeah or
you can have your consciousness downloaded into the metaverse and then you
get an infinite life but you want to be in a fucking metaverse no I don't want
to imagine if it's like you you die and then you wake up and you're greeted by
Mark Zuckerberg's avatar and he's like hey welcome to the metaverse like it's
really cool here and it's like oh god no we brought you back to life your family
saved your DNA it's like you ever go to the VR chat world like 90 minutes of
little peep no or it just plays little people over and over again oh my god it's
like if you just wake up and you were just trapped in that world forever and I
love little peep but I would probably get sick of them oh and you're just waiting
for somebody to rescue from that world yeah downloaded into the wrong world
yeah god on a more realistic note yeah they're trying to they're actually
working on a cure for aging so people essentially don't get any older. I don't
want to get older do you know but do you want to live forever
like I said things are getting weird but I mean there's a lot I look I have a
routine I wake up every day I kiss my cats I go for my walk I just I play some
flight simulator yeah I just I have a routine and I could do it for probably I
don't know four lifetimes and I wouldn't get bored of it you know I eat a banana
with peanut butter and honey well your routines change throughout your life yeah
I'm a creature of habit and I can get pretty used to doing that for a long time
you know or there's like the the Buddhist theory of reincarnation you're
born reborn into different people when you die that's kind of cool you know I
would like to be like a Pharaoh go back in time you know I'd like to be who's
that guy that Mongolian guy who had sex with like ten thousand women Oh gang is
con like come on man I think that's pretty sweet you know yeah you probably
get a little bored of it after a while but you know like every every Asian
every person of Asian descent is related to gang is con and every white person is
like if you go back far enough is a descendant of Charlemagne really yeah
because it was so many generations ago and he had so many descendants that it
just like his gene his genes got mixed in with everyone else's who is Charlemagne
he's like a king of France in the in the tenth century really yeah wow that's
really interesting huh you should look that up I want to hear more about my
uncle Charlemagne Charlemagne the God
Charlemagne was the oldest son
oh actually he lived from seven seven forty seven to eight fourteen is the king
of Frank the king of the Franks in six and seven sixty eight and the first
holy Roman Emperor oh yeah that's what he was the first Holy Roman Emperor Holy
Roman Emperor like the the Roman Empire oh really yeah but I think he said
France well King of the Franks so the Franks were yeah that was in France but
the Holy Roman Empire covered in pretty much all of Europe oh huh yeah it even
yeah even covered up England at one point so Rome it went Rome and then Great
Britain became the world power after that right yeah much later this is like
Middle Ages wow so yeah that's really fascinating so Rome controlled like
Europe in that time period and then like Great Britain had their empire in
Germany had their little stint there that's not crazy to think so that guy
must have had sex must have had sex with a lot of women not necessarily busy man
he already think it's just a genetic bottleneck like that's just where it's
spread off from he had four wives that'll do it and I wanted to kill
himself well before was a different times oh never mind let's see how many
children he had children wives what is a concubine that's like a sex slave well I
mean this is seven forty seven yeah yeah so this is so many had eighteen
children eighteen yeah man I know people that had half that I mean but
eventually since there's so many generations all that DNA is going to get
diluted passed on to everybody today yeah of European descent man I know I
know people that had seven kids and thank God they're really good people some
of the best people I know yeah yeah this one this one family I knew from high
school there's like seven of them but it was like the dad was like the perfect
example of a human being he was just like how every human being should operate
so it's like that's the guy that you want to be you know spreading his seed
that's the guy you want procreating I know exactly yes if anybody needed to be
cloned it was this guy I'm not gonna say what his name was but God he was one of
my teachers he was the man but um yeah no but then there's people that I know
that they live in the hood don't have jobs and they're just procreating out of
control I think I know some of those people yeah and it's gonna be it's gonna
be a problem yeah yeah that's that that one in ten people that can't do anything
without being counterproductive there's gonna be a whole lot more of them it
ain't gonna be pretty they're all related strongly into well yeah yeah
but uh yeah that's crazy what are the topics yet topics let's see sure by the
way that's bad ass oh okay how do you feel about the war on drugs ah well and
see I used to be so polarized in my thoughts right like when if you went
back to our old maybe on sessions podcast yeah you were like a straight
libertarian super polarized so libertarian you know I don't know that
I'm anything I think I'm right in smack dab in the middle of the political
spectrum me too I just want to become more I would say I'm still like a very
liberal but I'm not like gonna follow the Democratic Party and like the
system and stuff like that yeah yeah it's a better it's a better way to be
balanced because then then it's like you know you can hate on both sides and
it's great I say you got more ammo you know it's like they both suck but uh
man the war on drugs is complicated because I used to think that I used to
actually have a bumper sticker on my car that said the war on drugs is working
and then it said little quote like who said it and it said nobody right so
yeah that's how I used to feel about it and then I learned more about it like in
school my teacher made us do a report on basically I think I actually picked it
it was like the history of drugs right actually I think he assigned it so I
learned about you know the history of drugs in the United States and how we
got to where we did with I don't know if you ever heard of the Harrison tax act
no so that was basically like the first attempt at controlling drugs in the
United States so at one point don't quote me on this because I can't find
this anywhere else like I can't find where I got this statistic from but one
third of the US population was addicted to opiates right so I mean can you
imagine going out in public and one in three people are just like you know head
nodding like just can't even function that's not good for the nation right so
something has to be done about it so they came up with this Harrison tax act
which taxed opiates right so they basically taxed people out of being able
to afford them kind of I don't remember the exact details of it but also the
problem was that doctors like kept prescribing them to people you know it's
kind of like the same thing as today I think this was like in the 1800s yeah so
that was their first attempt at controlling it but what happened is when
they started to control it and they taxed legitimate supplies of opiates they
created a black market so because people didn't want the tax stuff this taxed
stuff because they couldn't afford it so they went to the black market stuff and
that's where the drug problem still exists from is the government trying to
control that so you can't it's just like there's two ends of the spectrum you
can't have it completely uncontrolled right because then one third of people are
addicted to opiates right and then you can't have it completely controlled
because it creates a black market so you have to have a happy medium it's not
black or white you think there should be like heroin clinics where people walk in
and are monitored so they don't overdose yeah I think that's fine I think it's
fine because I think people want to protect they want to pretend like it's
somebody else's problem right like that's never gonna happen to my family but if
it was somebody in your family that accidentally which people all the time
get accidentally addicted to things right because they get an injury and then
they get on opiates and they say man this feels pretty good and it takes what 30
days to get addicted something like that after 30 days of chronic opiate use you're
hooked so that happens to construction workers to people that had no business
trying to be addicted to anything people that were probably hating on addicts that
get addicted you know they just don't mean to it happens accidentally it's just
crazy where that we draw the line because alcohol and tobacco are so much
more bad for your health and like marijuana or I don't know like LSD stuff
like that yeah so what's worse alcohol and tobacco oh yeah yeah I mean if we're
just if we're banning drugs based on health risks alcohol and tobacco would be
banned yeah I think I think the bigger question is why are people doing drugs
you know it's not sometimes it's pain right but I think a lot of things can
qualify as pain right psychological pain you know it's not it's not just they're
not just doing it for fun you know it's escapism and addiction is a disease of
despair so something else is missing in your life and that's taking the place of
it so yeah well it doesn't necessarily have to be addiction like what drugs do
you think should be legal I think everybody that are now illegal I think
everybody agrees that marijuana should be legal yeah right nobody cares about
that it's a pretty benign drug right I don't think I don't think it's a panacea
like people paint it out paint it to be you know yeah but it's it's fine you
know it's if everybody was smoking weed instead of drinking alcohol they'd be so
much better off yeah that's what I kind of realized recently but I have this
like drug test coming up for a new job and it's like I could go to that drug
test completely hammered and you know on acid because they don't test for that
but if I fail for for weed then I won't get the job which is just crazy yeah you
know the system just hasn't caught up with reality I think is what that is
marijuana was actually made illegal like in the early nineteen hundredths because
hemp was being used to make paper and like the timber companies then like that
I mean man that's how it seems like everything that's regulated by the
government is because some industry is losing money yeah you know it's all it
is it's the government in bed with corporations is what it comes down to and
only that like if if people are like oh man this weed is really taking care of
like my pain I don't need to be on my prescription drugs Pfizer doesn't like
that you know they're not going to want that I mean you know it's it's cutting
you know it's it's cutting into the profits of the pharmaceutical companies
too so there's that which you know if I worked for a pharmaceutical company maybe
maybe I wouldn't want it legal either you know and why is it that out that
alcohol was prohibited in nineteen eighteen or whatever and like just like
fifteen years later it was re legalized because people can deal with having that
wait what was alcohol prohibition oh yeah yeah well yeah you can't take alcohol
away from people it's just it's been part of human culture for five thousand
years it's just so like bad for you it is it is bad for you but just like
it's bad for society like how many people so you're an EMT right like how
many people do you pick up that their problems are due to alcohol whether it's
just like going out and getting violent or drunk or having psychiatric issues
or sure yeah or like getting medical issues from the alcohol yeah without a
doubt but like I said it's been alcohol has been with humans as long as bread
basically you know and alcohol used to be the safest form of water to drink
used to be the safest liquid to drink because water was contaminated so the
alcohol decontaminated it and you know I really don't drink I rarely drink and
when I do drink it's like really sweet stuff like I drink like girl drinks but
I enjoy wine occasionally you know very like maybe once a year but sometimes
after I have that drink right the next day will be one of my best days so I
think maybe there's things about alcohol we don't understand that incorporating
it into our body maybe it changes something with our gut biome or something
like that or it's it's as old as bread you know it's the world was built on
alcohol and bread basically you know so it was one of the the first painkillers
you know yeah one of the things it's a it's a wonderful drug but it's people
use it wrong you know they use it incorrectly I think alcohol is fine but I
think it's a cultural problem in moderation yeah in moderation yeah
people so many people get addicted to it it's not like it's probably as much of a
risk as doing heroin yeah yeah in terms of people that getting I mean more
people are addicted to alcohol than heroin yeah you know people I don't think
they understand I don't think they understand how drugs work and I think
maybe we need drug education we don't need to get rid of drugs we need
education on what they do in the body so you know for every action there's an
opposite reaction right so that's what a hangover is right so you feel really
good drinking alcohol you feel amazing right it increases your dopamine 400%
right it increases serotonin takes away your apprehension right and then all
those chemicals those feel-good chemicals they got to come back down to
baseline right so for every action there's I wouldn't say an equal and
opposite reaction it's probably you feel worse than you felt good you know it's
you go further in the opposite direction so I've dealt with that a lot with
dealing with like anxiety because it kind of takes away your anxiety but the
next day it will come back like twice as worse twice as bad then you feel
depressed right because your serotonin is low and then your body is processing
all these toxins out you know so you people don't understand that if a drug
makes you feel good it's going to make you feel bad eventually that comes with
anything so if people were educated on this like hey you can't feel good 100%
of the time and if you try you're going to become addicted right because then
you're going to start using it just so you don't feel bad now you don't even
feel good now you're using drugs just to not feel bad which is like speaking of
that I'll tell you what never makes me feel bad nicotine yeah I'm nicotine is a
great drug actually I actually I think nicotine is a good person it's not that
bad for you by itself tobacco is very bad for you yes but the smoking vaping
is a little less bad for you than tobacco I think it's a lot less bad for
you nicotine by itself well it might be a lot it's probably a lot less bad for
you I definitely feel like when I smoke cigarettes for like a month or two back
at Mohawk I felt so much worse than vaping oh yeah I mean it's all that
carbon you're taking into your lungs you know I'm sure I mean I know there's I
don't know any other chemical names you know but there's probably like
acrylamides and stuff like that oh there's like a thousand chemicals in
cigarette smoke yeah but nicotine by itself isn't isn't that bad for you no
it's actually actually they think that nicotine really isn't the addictive part
of smoking cigarettes it's all the other thousands of chemicals you know well I
mean I'm pretty hardcore addicted to vaping and there's only nicotine and
what's it called PG oil yeah probably part of that is probably just a process
addiction to because it's something to go to you know but nicotine is
definitely addictive it is but I mean do you think it's more addictive than say
caffeine oh yeah you think so well I quit I quit drinking caffeine and at the
end of this year you didn't want a coffee wine so yeah good for you well so
well we'll talk about that after I want to know why you quit because this is
half calf this is a small half calf I really go back on how much I drink yeah
caffeine just it's well I was dealing with some like issues of anxiety and
so yeah yeah yeah yeah caffeine caffeine amplifies your anxiety definitely one
hundred percent it amplifies nicotine will too nicotine does too yeah so by
definition that's how stimulants work right yeah because it's a it's like it's
like a curve right so on one end you have boredom right and in the middle of
that curve you have stimulation and beyond that you have anxiety so by
definition stimulants cause anxiety so they they do that by increasing norepinephrine
epinephrine right so it's like you drink coffee you get anxious yes but you also
get more alert that's the price for being more alert is anxiety yeah because it
increases all of those all those chemicals that make you alert also bring
on anxiety so that's why beta blockers make you calm you know propanolol blocks
you know adrenergic hormones benzos yeah how do how do benzos work or is gaba
right gaba yeah they they increase gaba basically which is the same thing that
primarily alcohol does increase in gaba alcohol also increases dopamine here's
a double I think it increases serotonin to yeah yeah a little bit yeah but the
primary reason that people go through alcohol withdrawal is because of gaba
starvation really yeah man that's why they get seizures yeah gaba is one of
those it's one of those weird ones like there's not a lot of drugs that affect
it right just basically xanax benzos alcohol gabapentin I don't think there's
that many else besides those yeah because it's such like a like a addictive
thing to increase your gaba really yeah like I don't know much about that that's
why if you if you are like addicted to benzos or alcohol and you just stop and
get all those terrible symptoms and like anxiety and stuff because you don't have
any your brain isn't making in gaba now what are the what are the other ones
there's so benzos are like your xanaxes and you're any you're anything as a pam
yeah right out of them yeah so what are the other ones I forget I always got I
used to get benzo diazepines confused with another group of drugs what would
group are you talking about man they are they all they're also sedating I think
what is atavan that's been done and then what is what is what's how dolls and
anti-psychotic right yes yeah what is valium that's a benzo to benzo it's a
barbiturate is what I'm thinking of barbiturate yeah they don't use they don't
really use barbiturates anymore because they're there's such a potential for
overdose oh really yeah it's like that's like the last thing they would use do
you know how those work barbiturates barbiturates yeah that's good thing to
look up actually I was like looking at this a couple weeks ago barbs right
they got some barbs did mechanism of action you never hear that did got you
need did got some barbs did it stimulates the gabba says it does oh
so maybe that's like the first generation of of those gabba type drugs
and then benzos were the next variation yeah and it's this is crazy I think
neurotransmitters are pretty crazy and the way they affect your mood and your
oh yeah whole life yeah I mean I take a lot of supplements trying to mitigate
you know you know anxiety and I just want to feel good without drugs really you
know but I see the the benefit of drugs yeah caffeine that's why I still
incorporate it I don't drink like completely decaf coffee because there's
benefits beta oxidation of fat and stuff like that so you know stimulants boost
your metabolism a tiny bit not not anything significant but caffeine is
actually the most commonly abused drug in the world yeah I mean I think people a
lot of their anxiety actually comes from caffeine and they don't know it a lot of
mine came from caffeine yeah and it's it's you know now hospitals are asking
they're doing caffeine screenings you know on intake with patients and I think
that psychiatrists should analyze how much caffeine somebody's drinking before
they just go start and start prescribing medications to them you know they should
they should do a caffeine screening on their patients I don't know I went to a
psychiatrist and I mentioned the thing about the caffeine and they she didn't
really seem to care no it's it's okay you're taking I agree that I agree that
they should though yeah yeah you're taking an on dose medication this is a
medication it's a psychotropic medication or any drug is medication right so you
know what's the dose in this cup of coffee in a half calf yeah in a small
actually used to work at Starbucks so a small half calf probably has 50 milligrams
caffeine all right so say tomorrow I drink two of these yeah it's a hundred
right hundred million that's pretty low right for a daily intake of caffeine
yeah right so the the addiction is the addiction threshold is over two hundred
milligrams per day oh really yeah oh wow I mean did some of these monster energy
drinks have what like I have like close to a gram some oh they could maybe that
that's a lot but I think the like the addiction threshold is the point at
which you'll get addicted to it if you drink two hundred milligrams a day wow
yeah I didn't even know that that which is which is like a medium sized regular
coffee yeah yeah I definitely have had a minor addiction oh I have a major
addiction I had a major addiction to caffeine I was slim and wrote Red Bulls
when we worked at Mohawk yeah yeah and I think it does a lot of other terrible
things that you know medicine hasn't caught up with I think it depletes a lot
of B vitamins depletes a lot of your magnesium reserves I mean it's a diuretic
one so it's like when you're losing water from your body you're also taking a lot
of minerals with it I think it depletes your inositol which is vitamin B8 which
is very important for like autoimmunity and stuff like that so so yeah so
basically caffeine just removes I think adenosine or something like that
receptors I forgot what the chemical is they cause you to be tired and the
caffeine just blocks those receptors so that you can't feel tired yeah so
essentially you're still tired and you need sleep but you can't feel it and
that's where the anxiety comes from oh yeah yeah for sure but there's there
has to be a downstream effect because it also increases your adrenaline yeah so
yeah that's what it's doing like you know any increase in heart rate causes
anxiety too yeah yeah so I mean because I mean that that's the drug they give in
you know in the hospital they give adenosine right no I don't think I said
the wrong thing it was it is adenosine oh for I meant for caffeine yeah that's
what they give for SVT right yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
your heart temporarily yeah yeah oh caffeine acts by blocking binding of
adenosine I was right yeah you're a hundred percent right yeah so all right
so adenosine which oh so yeah that's right so adenosine it'll slow things
down so if you block that it speeds things up right but I don't know what the
connection is between the blockade of the adenosine receptors and how it
affects adrenaline downstream I mean I know that you have the effects of
adrenaline on the heart you know what I mean so that'll increase your heart rate
and stuff but yeah yeah regardless there's good things about caffeine right
so like I said burning fat beta oxidation right because adrenaline burns fat yeah
it's just like everything else it's it's good at in moderation at low doses yeah
but it's like ninety percent of the people just get addicted to caffeine or
nicotine or alcohol yeah but even marijuana yeah I mean I is marijuana
really addictive though I actually went through weed withdrawals when I quit
like you really a few weeks ago really yeah what was that like it was like
anytime I eat something I would just want to throw up really yeah.
How does that work man? I'd like to know what system of the body that's working
on it's working on. I forgot which neurotransmitters did you get depressed
not not too much not too much no because I know I was listening to this one
doctor online and he's talking about this drug that that blocks the endocannabinoid
system in the body yeah so it makes your appetite go away but it also makes you
extremely depressed oh right so if you if you don't have that like so so anyway
back to the drug thing right yeah your body is going to compensate for anything
that you're doing on a regular basis right so if you're bringing in caffeine
every day you're drinking 500 milligrams of caffeine your body's going to start
down regulating processes that you're over amplifying with the caffeine yeah
that's that's how yeah like that's how most drugs like alcohol and THC work yeah
THC can affect neurotransmitters norepinephrine and dopamine and also like
have a little effect on serotonin and GABA hmm so I kind of just it's kind of
like a milieu just affects everything I mean dopamine is like the the strongest
like neurotransmitter like the strongest feeling that you can have really drug or
smoke or something really because you know like that good you know like that
good feeling like you get when you're like when you're like drunk yeah oh yeah
or like or you smoke or something that's just dopamine hmm so it's our toning
isn't as powerful as that
serotonin is more like
like your mood rather than
than like that reward feeling like like orgasms are like all dopamine yeah
oxytocin to right oxytocin yeah but that's just that's just what makes you
tired yeah I take I take sorry go oh I was gonna say the reward system is based
on dopamine like when you eat or something that's how that's what drives
animals to eat is the release of dopamine huh so then when you're when
you're already stimulated right you don't really want to eat just like when
you take stimulants drink coffee you know you're not really hungry because
you're already being stimulated yeah I mean if there's a if you're already
being rewarded like you still get hungry when you're drinking but that's more of
like a biological reaction rather than you don't like eat for the reward you
see because you're hungry yeah well I mean this this stuff isn't really
conspiracy talk but nevertheless it's interesting this is kind of an
everything catch all podcast you know talk about anything you got it you got
any conspiracies you want to talk about
dude I I gotta go hard on this China thing okay because it's they're coming
for us and they're they're here right now actually they're in this room with
us they're listening to this podcast you say the word China and they they chime
in why China not Russia China has entered the chat I don't think I don't
think the Russians care that much about us Russia wants to do its own thing
right they're not going to fight us they don't want to fight us but China wants
to take us out. I think China's gearing up to pull Russia and invade Taiwan
right. Good luck with that. If that happens it's going to be like I mean
Russia invaded Ukraine and we didn't do shit about it like here's how you don't
get drafted into that nonsense. Eat a lot of food play a lot of video games get
really overweight don't get drafted. I don't think you can get drafted if
you're under twenty six. Oh I think I think they draft up to thirty five
thirty five thirty five yeah. Let's see I think the priority is
draft ages
ages will start calling registered men ages eighteen to twenty five for duty
men will be called in sequence depending on the random water number and year of
birth can you be drafted at age thirty five.
What does it say. Oh it doesn't really give me a straight answer once you're
twenty six years of from being drafted, but if there's like a war they can
change it basically so as it is right now it's eighteen to twenty five, but if
there was like a major war they could extend the draft age. Man I really
thought that I thought it was up to thirty five well how old you twenty
seven so you're safe yeah you're good well for now they might say we get into
World War Three I'm not safe shoot at the front lines yeah taking care of
soldiers as a nurse get a cool uniform though yeah yes so let's man I've been
having a lot of war dreams to which is kind of yeah I have been man that's not
a it's not a road we want to go down but do you think it's inevitable war war
yeah World War Three yeah I think it is but I think if World War Three ever
happened there would be like a nuclear destruction of the planet so I don't
think it will get to that point but I don't think it will get to like nuclear
war because that's like mutually assured destruction but it may be come to a
point where we are fighting like Russia China North Korea all at once what did
you see that quote from Vladimir Putin which one about they said oh if there's
nuclear war then we'll both be obliterated and he said well at least we'll
go to heaven and they'll go to hell something like that yeah he's just kind
of playing it up but I think let me see if I can find this quote Vladimir Putin
I think if he feels threatened like can you imagine if Hitler had nuclear weapons
like if Hitler our last day in Berlin if when Berlin was being invaded he would
just send the fucking nuclear launch codes oh if if the Germans had nuclear
weapons which they were very close to having them because they had they had
they just didn't put the pieces together they had all the pieces of the puzzle
yeah and we stopped that before they put the puzzle together because I mean
Albert Einstein if we didn't have Albert Einstein we wouldn't have nuclear
weapons right yeah so they were they were putting the puzzle together and we
busted down the door and stopped that well I'm saying if we fight a war with
Russia or North Korea or China before they surrender they're just going to
blow up everybody else yeah kind of like Hitler would have done if he had the
capability of doing so you're saying Russia would do that yeah I don't think
they want that I don't think anybody I actually think that if there's a World
War Three it would happen without nuclear weapons what well yeah not Russia
as like a whole but maybe just Putin or definitely Kim Jong Un if he ever like
was close to being defeated and he had the option of just using the nuclear
nuclear option then I think he would take it yeah I I'm not worried about
North Korea at all well. I mean I don't think they have very powerful nuclear
weapons but they still have them yeah I just do they're flying fighter jets
from the sixties there were on what eighth generation fighters that we know
about ninth gen twelve what is it doesn't follow the iPhone no was I for
around in the forties what generation fighter jet is what is the latest one
after 35 I just know if 18 from 5th generation so what are we working on
sex let me see what the highest level was like video games consoles yeah so
maybe it's closer to PlayStation 9 what generation fighter jet are we on I
think 6th is what it's saying F 22 is 5th F 35 is 5th I mean regardless we
have we have things that are beyond fighter jets fighter jets are old tack
but yeah North Korea they're using first generation fighters yeah it's
using old Soviet equipment they're using the the first jet engine from the
nineteen fifties so if we tape in North Korea fighter jets look at how all these
things are ancient from the forties right I think it's like fifties yeah it's
so old that it's comical but only there that much of a threat we just can't I
think that if we attacked North Korea Russia and China would join in on World
War 3 yeah here's the J 6 that's what they use yeah that's like playing
battlefield one this is like this is just a little bit after World War 1 is
when these planes came out oh so now they have make 29s which is still but
this is the primary aircraft that they use is that one on the bottom I could I
could build that in my basement that's how old that tech is I can order the
parts to build that plane on eBay so what's your deal with China do they
China China wants us gone you know they they want us out of the running as the
leader of the free world right as I think Russia does too I don't think
Russia cares as much I think Russia wants I think they want to do their own
thing I don't think they want blood like China wants blood right and I don't
think that is so they want blood they want to dominate the United States yeah
and I don't think they're gonna be able to do it but I think the potential is
there I hope in my heart that they can't do it right because the way we operate
in this country is we do some stupid stuff right sometimes you know we do
dominating stuff like Iraq Afghanistan but this country also has a lot of love
right there's that in China it is the government has the final say right yeah
there you can't go against the government yeah like when they locked all those
people up in what's that city in China the city that was on a lockdown a couple
months ago because of all the COVID cases and they were locking people in
their apartments without any food and they just starved to death really yeah
you hear about that no oh yeah they had a lockdown so many people had COVID and
they it was like a what's it called a curfew or something like that but you
couldn't it was like 24 7 curfew oh my god so if you went outside you get
arrested and put in jail and people like there's this video of people like in
their apartment buildings like shouting out the window to each other like asking
people for food in the other buildings. It's kind of creepy oh my god that see
that that stuff is a who can what city was that was a wuhan china city
and see that stuff just it doesn't happen here yeah yes wuhan the
one that the pandemic started in
wow there was like there's like american reporters that went there and they were
locked down to jesus.
It's like that's like a full on totalitarian government yeah see that's
why that kind of stuff yeah that's why they'll never they'll never take the
US out right so I hope they can't all right I'm saying that from a place where
I'm trying to be positive that it can't be done but it might it might happen one
day it's a possibility because what makes the United States so awesome right is
we have we have a little piece of every race right and whether you like it or
not different races are good at different things okay that's just how it works
that's biology okay so we have the best of everything all right the best parts
just like you know well you're you're irish right yeah I'm irish let's use that
as an example you don't like the irish I didn't say I am irish I have a podcast
that says otherwise yeah I'll have to bury that one look all right the irish are
very good at procreating they do that no I'm not going to harp on the irish they
just they they're not innovators right they're just not okay it's plain as day
that the irish do not innovate but the irish are responsible for all of our
music you know what I mean they're artistic not all of our music but a lot of
our music so look at every country music artist last name is irish right they're
hard workers you know they're they're very tribal they love their people your
opinion has really changed on the irish look they what companies are oh yeah
that's an irish aerospace company it doesn't exist you know what I mean that's
not their forte different races are good at different things and you know maybe
that's not a good thing to say I don't know but that's what I believe and I'm
just picking on my own people right I think they invented the syringe we'll give
them that okay okay somebody's gonna invent that eventually because it's not
that complicated okay I gotta find a way to push this drug into a vein what could
I use I think a lot of people could have invented that but I'm just saying their
forte is the arts the irish are what would we do without irish art you know
without irish music it's it's just that's what they're good at okay so the thing
is is that we have in this country we have a little bit of that good thing about
every every culture I shouldn't say race because everybody's different right but
every culture we have the best parts of every culture you look at indian people
and how they like they're they're so serious about education right like it
feels like the vibe I get from like indian culture if you're not educated
you're like nothing right so they they that's like a prized thing in their
culture and we have that you know what I mean you see a lot of corporations have
like some of the smartest people are indian people because they just they
prize that education but we have the best of everything in this country you
know and we're not homogenized and that's what makes america amazing right
yeah so other countries like china they're largely homogenized you know
there I mean they're so homogenized that if you see a white person that speaks
chinese it's like their their minds are blown they're like this is a white
person speaking fluent chinese this doesn't you know but whereas here if you
see a chinese parking person parking person speaking fluent english it's like
that's normal yeah actually I was thinking about that so recently a being
that were un homogenized that's that is this country's greatest asset and they
know that right because that's why we're unbeatable because we have the best
aspects of everybody all right different perspectives from different angles so
you know where's I going with this I don't know so we're on homogenized
they're super homogenized so they just they have one way that they think
largely you know so I don't see how you get to the top thinking like that you
know what I mean well they're also controlled by a totalitarian government
yeah do you think if russia attacks Taiwan by then will do any military
action man you know I don't think it's going to happen for a while no no I
don't I think I think that it would be it would be too difficult see China
relies on the US and the US relies on China all right we're like we're like
Siamese twins that want to fight each other you know we're like we're connected
so their money depends on us our money depends on them yeah because there's so
much trade between the countries yeah and I don't think I don't think right now
that it would be the right time to do that but they do want Taiwan
eventually I mean within ten years they're building the plan to do it just
like Russia did with Ukraine make no mistake they're they're building the
plans right but China's in it for the long haul this is I mean it's going to
happen in our lifetime they're going to try and take it right yeah so are they
entitled to it I don't know the history on it I'm not sure but well basically
there was the communists back in after the Russian Revolution the communist
party in China had a war with the what do you call it like the the non
communist like the republic Republicans or Democrats or something like that and
the communist won and the other people fled to Taiwan and they both claimed
that they controlled all of China so that's why like China claims still
claims Taiwan and doesn't recognize it as a country and Taiwan claims all of
China oh I see huh so it's kind of like um it kind of be like if the
Republicans and the Democrats fought yeah this was between this was between
communist and non-communist oh I see yeah huh um yeah the thing with China
though is that eventually they do want to be on top and it's it's coming so and
right now they have mechanisms in place and they have plans how they're going to
do that so they're going to attack from all angles right and they're probably
already attacking in minor ways so I think the past pandemic that we can't say
the name of right what happened why can't we say it's not allowed okay I think
I think that was the initial step that was a flex to show the world what they're
capable of you think of it was a one hundred percent there's there's no
biological attack yeah because look at the sanctions that Trump put on them and
then what did it come out two months later I don't think Trump really started
to restrict travel until it was too late well not travel but he put he put on
tariffs on China right and Chinese goods so right that's what they're called as
tariffs yeah yeah so he put tariffs on China and if you look up the timeline it
wasn't but two months later we had this virus that came out of China right at a
wet market yeah okay you know so that was what I believe that was China's first
muscular flex they said you want to fuck with us this is what you're going to get
but Sony of their own people died well they don't care kind of like nine eleven
I guess that's how much they don't care they said they're they're just
collateral damage we do not care do you want to mess with us you how much
population they have they have so much population in China they have over a
billion that what was that in the 90s 2000s that they were still killing
children if they came out girls well there was a lot that you couldn't have
more than one one child because their population was so they don't care about
losing population that's the last thing they care about so I mean when we were
fighting people want to say America's America sucks right it in the was it the
Civil War right well we were fighting a war over slaves right to free slaves
they were still drowning babies in buckets right oh this one's a girl
drowning in a bucket that was commonplace well we're fighting a war to
end slavery so all right every country is going to go through an evolution
where things go from suck to better right and while America was trying to
free slaves that was okay there that was common practice that's how far behind
they are that was what 1850s yeah 1850 you could drown a baby in a bucket in
China well 18 during slavery America was one of the only countries that saw
slavery during the 18 in the 1850s America was one of the last countries
that still had slavery all right so you know we were a little late to the game
but we weren't drowning babies in buckets you know that's that's it's a
big barbaric I would say slavery is pretty good to you but it is barbaric
yeah absolutely but it's not drowning a baby in a bucket that's just like where
do you put it what do you do you just throw it in a pile what do you do you
know it's like you draw okay now I drown the baby now what you know yeah it's
like maybe I probably think about running away to another country before I
drown a baby in a bucket probably be like maybe this isn't a good place to
live you know so yeah so that was that was China's first flex you know their
first flex was what the pandemic that was their first their first move one of
the first rumblings so to speak one of it's kind of like before an earthquake
you know the ground starts to move a little bit you know it's not a full
earthquake but it's just a little just a little rumble like oh what was that
yeah right they yeah yeah that was that was their first flex I think Russia and
China North Korea are all kind of conspiring with one another oh yeah
without it I mean they have to though you know they have to because you know
NATO is conspired against them so you got to have buddies you know so I mean
even if your buddies are North Korea I mean that they're like it's like you got
Russia China and then the third wheel you can be in the group because you got
people you know like but that's the only reason you know I mean but China uses I
guess North Korea for a lot of their slave labor you know so that's you can't
you can't fuck with North Korea because they're part of China you know so yeah
they're just like we have China for our cheap labor China has North Korea for
their cheap labor and then that's the end of the line I don't think gets
cheaper than that South Korea is like our our North Korea to China yeah man
what a difference be in Western eyes is so much more fun yeah you're not chained
together through your clavicles beating on railroad ties like I said I
definitely think these countries give like a bad name to socialism like the
communist country yeah yeah, but it's not they're not really following what
socialism is about now. I think that's why it gets a bad rep. No that's like
socialism is communist yeah it's totalitarianism under the guise of
socialism yeah. I mean you know socialism we need it. We you know like my dad was
on disability growing up and he got a very small amount of money for being on
disability while my mom was working and that's socialism. I think because
socialism works it makes people kind of abuse the system to the people that are
in power kind of abuse socialism to gain more power and do whatever they want
with it. Oh without a doubt yeah I mean that's what humans ultimately want yeah
they want power just like just like politicians these days abuse the system
to become in power and get like corporations what they want stuff like
that yeah. I think excuse me. I think a lot of these these politicians are
they're not even politicians. They're just made for corporations like these
corporations built a person. It's like the million dollar man. They're like
they built these people from scratch. You know I mean all of all of politicians
political stances are paid for by lobbying yeah by someone. I mean so you
know you see you see a politician right like you name a known politician Joe by
besides him you know he's like I like
Marco Rubio. I don't know who you even what side is he on his republicans
republican all right, so take him as an example.
That's probably a guy that some corporations got together and built to
make a politician. I think I think corporations built the Republican Party
and Democratic Party as a whole, so like they follow each follow what they want
basically. You think that they were they were both built by corporations yeah
like a commonate not a single corporation, but the ideas of like tax
breaks for corporations and all their like say like the NRA,
the NRA gun companies and the NRA want.
Where was it going with this corporations built Republicans and Democrats. Oh
yeah, so like they're basically paying them to get whatever they want so that
they can make money so like tax breaks for the rich and corporations. If you're
like a big corporation, you would want Republicans in power right.
I know I don't think so no no no no because look at what are all these tech
companies. They're all who do they favor yeah and I'm saying that both parties
are essentially the same thing even though they're operating on different
platforms and have some different views like Democrats are trying to be liberal
and we're holding or trying to be conservative, but they're both kind of
working for corporations. I think they definitely are yeah definitely I don't
know that they built those parties, but I mean could you they built the policy
of what they want to do to get money for the parties. So do you think that do
you think that corporations could have any chokehold on this country if we
didn't have those parties. What do you mean like do you think that they could
make any progress lobbying if we didn't have political parties probably not. I
mean if we still have politicians that they could influence in a way corporations
are always going to influence political parties in a system that we have like a
democratic system not so much in like China because they're like communist but
in a capitalist system all the corporations are going to influence the
government definitely exactly like in China there's no way that corporations
are going to influence the government. I don't think do corporations even exist
in turn yeah and the government the government has the government controls
the court the they have to be part of yeah every corporation like in China the
government controls corporations but in America corporations control the
government exactly yeah which is better which is a better system is not better
it is equally as bad you think so it might be a little worse to have
corporations control the government yes man because which is worse corporations
or government like bad government like it's China is would you rather have
China's government be in power would you rather have corporations be in power
that's a conundrum. What I want is the people to be in power yeah that's why
we just should just have a purely democratic system but there's that one
in ten people that can't do anything without being counterproductive. I don't
know that you want all the people in power you know you want the well the
people and collective have a power like everybody has a vote say in the matter
but do you want those one in ten people to have a vote I mean they already do
when they're voting for Trump so yeah man we need to talk about this China
thing a little more though yeah in depth how look when they decide to pull the
trigger on this okay they're they're putting the mechanisms in place they're
already they can spy on everything we do all right because they've got a state
in every company in China so all our electronics are made in China this this
iPhone right here made in China right they've got back doors all right to get
in they've got all the tech for this phone right so from an as be anage point
of view having having access to information they've got it on lockdown
they've got everything right control from all angles all your devices how many
things that you own how many electronic devices do you have in your house at
have a microphone on them a lot especially Alexa who listens to where is
that you should find out where that's made it's probably made in China oh where
is Alexa okay where is echo made the oh it is made at the hanging
foxconn plant and of course it is that's that's how many how many houses have
those a lot of them now my parents just got one so so they're listening to
everything make no mistake there is a back door in that Alexa all right what is
yours called the echo echo there's a back door all right that some guy in
China can just go on a computer and listen to everything that's going on in
your house everything but that's that's not enough for them all right now you
know what I think we should do what we should have a segment where we talk to
Alexa I think that's a great I think we should do that today all right let's do
it all right we'll take a short break here okay and we're gonna talk some more
about China we'll talk about Alexa and China I will talk to Alexa about China
definitely all right we're back with a special guest hello Alexa hello did you
know there are almost eighteen million birthdays every day that's a lot of
candles hey Alexa the TMI thank you shut up
Alexa stop what song is that TMI I guess well Alexa it seems to be she seems to
have some tall poppy syndrome you know that is so look at me as I'm like she's
spouting all facts like she's so special yeah Alexa do you work for the government
no I look for Amazon does it Amazon work for the Chinese government you got to
say Alexa before hey Alexa is Amazon owned by the Chinese government I don't
know I don't know that I think you do I think you do Alexa do you work for the
CIA no I work for Amazon sounds like something someone who worked for the CIA
would say Alexa where were you made I was created by Amazon which is based in
Seattle Washington in the United States let me see if it says that on the bottom
of it really doesn't Alexa were you made in China I was created by Amazon which
is based in Seattle Washington dodging the question she's just like a just like
a politician I plead the fifth man hey Alexa will China take over the world
here's something I found on the web according to audible.co.uk according to
even the most conservative estimates China will overtake the United States as
the world's largest economy by twenty twenty seven and will ascend to the
position of world economic leader by two fifty that was creepy that was very
creepy according to who hey Alexa according to who she doesn't know yeah
what did she say she said that by twenty twenty seven China will be like a
superpower economically and by twenty fifty they'll be the lead the economic
leader of the world that sounds like something that China would want
everybody to believe yeah you know so look there we'll think of some more
things that ask Alexa on this topic but not not now stop lighting up, but that
was that was definitely creepy. They're gonna they're gonna do this from all
angles they're gonna attack our education system right they're gonna
attack our food supply they're gonna attack our money right our financial
system they're trying to create their own currency right now their own digital
currency it's just gonna be it's gonna be from all angles I think if I if I were
going to do it right like if this was if I was in charge like say I was Chinese
and I was in charge of taking out our enemy from the bottom up I would
definitely start poisoning the food supply and just dumbing down the nation
and I I think that I think they are doing that they do but the else also the
thing is is I've read about like the Chinese their food supply is really
tainted for their own country right it's really not good well I mean they got
covered from bats so they say yeah from bats right well I mean they might have
injected the bat with cove it but I think it came from a laboratory I think
yeah yeah I don't think I had anything to do with a wet market but on yeah
there are you know the this thing it's something that not a lot of people know
about like phthalates right it's a chemical and plastics so a lot of things
that you know how I feel about plastic how do you feel about us I don't care
about plastic oh I mean I I used to care a lot about plastic yeah you used to
yeah I was like I don't give a shit about plastic so you mean like like as
far as recycling stuff yeah yeah yeah I see I care about it for the hormonal
effects you know because like I want to keep my testosterone up you know and a
lot of the chemicals and plastic are estrogenic so you can tell how bad they
are basically by this recycling symbol right there yeah you know what I hate is
when they banned plastic bags like that's been the biggest pain in the ass
of my life I all right so this is New York State thing yeah I've reused those
bags for everything I used to save them and use them over and over again it's
now I take the paper bag and I throw it in the garbage yeah as soon as I get
home or I forget my bags at home my reusable ones and I buy new ones at the
store which are made of plastic yeah I just forget my bags and then put
everything in my trunk and not a bag yeah it's just so stupid but I I will say
that you don't see bags floating down the street anymore you know what I mean
it has cleaned that up you used to see bags everywhere you know plastic bags so
and they get caught by the wind and so you know in that regard I understand it
but I used to reuse those things all the time a lot of people didn't but what
they should have done is maybe a bag deposit yeah that would have been a lot
better you take those plastic bags they have a barcode on them you bring them
back so if you find them on the street they're worth 25 cents yeah you know and
then you return them yeah like what's so hard about that like cans I guess yeah
plastic bag deposit like not they each have an individual barcode that's printed
on them when they're made so you know it's a real there's a real deposit paid
for it yeah like that wouldn't have been that hard but anyway back to the juicy
stuff back to the conspiracies so I don't think I don't think China is going
to take over the next ten years right and I don't think that's going to happen
well she was five years maybe the next ten yeah she was just saying economically
yeah but not like militarily yeah but like I said the things that they're
going to do in the background okay they one of their generals wrote a book on
taking taking out your enemy by unconventional means right so biological
warfare you know attacking the financial system attacking the food supply but you
know we're probably being attacked in ways we don't even know like like I said
before with the plastics right testosterone is a man's will to fight
all right that's it's directly related to dopamine right your testosterone goes
up your dopamine goes up dopamine goes up testosterone goes up they're linked
right so if you have a nation of testosterone depleted individuals okay
they're not going to have any will to fight so when the time comes in the near
future it's not not that near I don't think it's next five years maybe the next
ten okay when the time comes to fight and you have a testosterone depleted
nation nobody's going to be willing to fight and why are they testosterone
depleted so plastics are estrogenic okay especially like take this coffee cup
right this coffee cup is lined with plastic right to keep the drink it I
think the outside is paper yeah but it's lined with plastic you can see it shiny
yeah so especially when a hot liquid is poured in this cup it leeches you know
bisphenols right bisphenol a bisphenol s whatever's in it a lot of things are bpa
have you ever heard of bpa yeah yeah so a lot of things are bpa free but they've
just replaced that since everybody's catching on to bps which is just as bad
and then they'll move on to bpf and bpd and bpz bp who knows so these leech
chemicals that lower your testosterone right so you know it's probably is it a
lot probably not but everything in conjunction right now this plastic this
can this aluminum can is lined with plastic right probably if it doesn't say
bpa free it probably has bpa in it okay so it's like death by a thousand cuts
right isn't that what they say yeah like radiation poisoning radiation exposure
over your lifetime adds up yeah so all these little things although not not
enough to harm you in the short term add up over time you know what's your dose
of estrogen that you're getting from say you know those pvc pipes right you don't
use those for drinking those are probably for you know for all those go to your
furnace air conditioner which ones those white pipes oh those are water or no
wait that's a that's the furnace right here so that's the furnace what is the
pipe go to i don't know that's weird well a lot of a lot of places have switched
to drinking out of pvc right yeah so that's that's what all the ivy tubing is
made out of for medical supplies it's terrible it leaches some of the most
chemicals out of anything and it's actually really a lot of professionals
say that it's not even fit for human consumption out of pvc right so that's
that's one way a lot of the products that come from china are loaded with
another another chemical that affects the endocrine system phthalates right so in
astronomical levels right so all these people are wondering like why do we have
autoimmune issues now what's going on this didn't used to be a problem you know
but like one in one in ten people has an autoimmune condition now probably that
one in ten that's you know incapable of doing anything without being
counterproductive no i'm just joking but it's uh yeah one in one in ten people
have an autoimmune condition i think it's more than that actually that's just one
person has thyroid problems as one in ten right yeah so if you attack a nation
right by means like that through chemicals right they would never be able
to fight because they they just wouldn't right now there's so many chemicals that
affect us and the government's just like disinterested probably wouldn't even
realize wouldn't even realize they could put like carcinogens and plastic or
stuff like that oh goods oh carcinogens i mean things that probably kill you
quicker than that you know that would take time put kovac in there yeah but
that's that's one way that i think they would definitely they would definitely
come at us the chinese are putting kovac in your drinks people yeah it's coming
it's coming yeah it's going to be the next thing i think i don't even think
monkeypox is real i have i i i from old iron side alexa mind your own business
this is an ab conversation see your way out of it you can always say i have a
good alexa stop jesus yeah of course alexa is a woman but monkeypox i
haven't even had the patience to read anything about that because i don't know
it's just feels like the next cove it or something yeah it was me it's mainly
gay guys right that are getting it i don't i haven't even read anything about
it yeah have you encountered anybody who has it no what i actually did read it
it's not like a new disease it's endemic in africa west africa so it's not like
a new thing now why are we talking about it's just like i don't know like an old
like in a bull outbreak or something a few years ago so why is it in the news
if it's nobody's well because there's an outbreak in the in america oh okay it's
just like when a when a bola came over here in twenty fourteen and there was an
outbreak yeah i remember that yeah that was like a big deal but it bolas like
still exists in africa it has always existed in africa yeah or like yeah i
took i actually took a class in college about what was it called it was about
pandemics like a class about pandemics oh wow yeah what'd you what'd you learn
uh just like how they were transmitted and how they're spread and controlled
and stuff like that like um it's called dank fever and yellow fever and bola and
all those actually we were talking a lot about Ebola because that's a that's about
the time i took that class but yeah he bolas it's a zoonatic right it's a
zoonatic virus yeah spread from well so is covid covid is technically zoonatic
yeah and you know i was watching this uh report from i think it was on dateline
it was like from maybe 2005 something like that and they basically predicted
covid yeah they basically said that there's going to be like some bad disease
and virologists are really worried about it and that's what made me think like oh
no maybe this isn't like a conspiracy you know but then that part of my brain
that's like no it's definitely a conspiracy yeah actually i think when i was
taking that class they were like um we have the means now that of like travel and
world connection that any disease that becomes like endemic will become a huge
pandemic yeah that was before covid so yeah because i mean airplanes have been
around for what like 70 70 100 years 100 years yeah yeah like people actually
flying on them regularly that's relatively new in human existence you know
yeah so yeah we didn't have that so they had they had spanish flu in 1918 yeah
right so man and they don't have airplanes yet and it's still spread like
wildfire well they also brought smallpox over on boats to america so yeah yeah
man but um yeah well how do we get on that about the monkeypox and uh because
china was um putting things in the in the plastic oh yeah yeah yeah that's um
that's just that's just one of the ways they're going to attack man that's one
one of the ways is monsanto chinese is that is that a chinese company it sounds
chinese doesn't it no it's american i i watched the documentary and then one
time in school and santo is um i forget it's like in the midwest i think but
doesn't that name sound chinese monsanto now it's my son yeah monsanto
welcome moment but yeah monsanto and the whole genetic engineering of super
crops and all that stuff yeah that that is a creepy corporation we could we
could actually genetically engineer super humans yeah you think we're going
to do that i don't think there's a motivation to i mean we could
genetically engineer soldiers like kind of like they did in star wars like the
clones storm troopers i don't think that's a bad idea yeah i mean china's
going to do it that's an unethical idea unethical why do you think it's
unethical because you're creating people you're creating life just to make them
soldiers yeah but to protect to protect them to protect everybody else they're
not robots or human beings yeah but can you imagine not having to figure out
what your mission in life was it was pre-programmed for you and you just wake
up a soldier that's kind of like waking up in north korea yeah but i mean being
chained together through the cloud call beaten on you know railroad ties doesn't
sound like it's that i mean but you wake up your indoctrinated you're told you
were born to be a soldier and that's all you'll ever be yeah you got a lot of
time to not have to worry about what else you're going to do with your life.
It's already there for you spelled out.
I can't tell if you're being sarcastic. I mean that sounds like everything that
you were against last time we talked about socials. I guess i've gone through
a little bit of an excess and existential crisis yeah so i figure out
being in my own life yeah and what i'm doing and man it'd be real nice to just
have it spelled out for me so i could you know just get back to life and figure
out what i mean you could always adopt socials how would that help me or
communism that socials i mean i mean i mean i mean i mean i mean i mean i mean
adopt socials how would that help me or communism that socials it doesn't fill
that that need for purpose knowing your purpose yeah but having your life
spelled out for you doesn't really gain your purpose in life i mean if somebody
if i just grew up knowing that it was my job to be a super soldier that's pretty
badass and i just i can't wait for my weekly injections of testosterone you know
what i mean and maybe we should inject inject soldiers with testosterone now so
we don't i absolutely think we should i'm sure the government has a program to
do i mean they do steroids and baseball and sports and stuff so why can't we i
i'm sure we're doing it i know i think we have to do it i think we have to
because i somewhere somewhere in china all right make no mistake about this okay
somewhere in china all right in some base there are super soldiers that are at
least nine or ten feet tall okay pumped up with testosterone they have bred these
super soldiers okay to just be i mean this is like the biblical nephilim have
you ever heard about that no giants in the bible well they've i'm sure that
they've made them okay picture a soldier nine or ten feet tall and actually
they're so big i'm sorry am i too close to the mic no i was just turning my my
input okay so they're nine or ten feet tall they have custom made weapons all
right probably that shoot bigger rounds like fifty caliber all right so you can
never really shoot like a 50 cal from like you know like picture an ar-15 or an
m16 that shoots 50 caliber all right that's what these guys have okay super
soldiers they're just shredded shredded to the gills all right jacked just
picturing this and they also have to breed women for them to procreate with
that are of a normal size because you can't have a ten foot tall super soldier
breeding with a normal five foot tall woman okay it wouldn't work right because
as she died during childbirth so they're they're their own breed of people all
right make no mistake about this they're this has been done all right they're
doing it right now in clandestine places in china all right these people cannot
leave the base they're only to leave the base during times of war that is it and
so what you're going to see in this coming war with china okay when they do
decide to take us over all right we we may or may not have this in the united
states because we're ethical to an extent to some extent some people trying to
stay just do what they think needs to be done to become the dominant world power
you could argue that america does that too but do you think that they have
super soldiers and i claim dustin base i don't think china's is either i
definitely think they do i almost don't think they do i know they do yeah yes
okay i can't tell you my sources
i i'm not even ask your sources i can't tell you but ten foot tall soldiers
all right they have fifty caliber hand held weapons yeah all right they all
they do all day is work out and eat and they're just waiting for war yeah this
is coming this is good then imagine a boat full of those guys popping on to
your shores yeah they're killing they're killing already born babies and
sell them to the chinese that's what i'll do just alex jones says it says
they're doing what that they're killing already born babies they're performing
after birth abortions that's murder yeah yeah you listen to his podcast with
joe rogan oh yeah of course the one where he's like look at like i'm i'm
kind of retarded yeah that's my favorite yeah yeah he gets he gets really mad
about how a congress passed a law or something that allowed them to perform
abortions after the child was born and then like they sell the body parts to
the chinese on the black market from the baby i believe it i do i now you're
going to get sued i gotta believe it i can't not believe it you're going to
get sued by sandy hook you think they're not i didn't say that i just don't want
to get sued look they're not coming after us tell me how tell me what you
really feel what about the already born babies yeah you think you think that
that's not being done i think it's a theory i think it's quite possible most
likely probable yeah yeah definitely they're turning the frogs gay that's
where i was going at that that's what i was getting at with the with the
estrogen thing yeah yeah so they're they're they're turning us gay with the
plastic i don't think they're turning us gay i think i think people eating us
estrogen i think they're either gay or they're not but they're definitely
they're trying to making us more effeminate yes exactly yes because they
don't want us to fight back so those super soldiers not to get not to get
back to that they're they're going to step off those boats and it's going to
be like the beaches of normandy do you think the super soldiers are allowed to
have any plastic no absolutely not they drink out of stainless steel canteens
yeah that's it
but just one of the unconventional means that they're going to use to attack us
so i mean i have a supply of rice you know for when this happens i have gas
masks ready you have rice was it made in china that's a good question
because yeah i mean do you are you prepared at all no i think for world war
three yeah no are you gonna prep i don't it depends depends what the future looks
like i guess but you can't wait for the future to start preparing i don't know
be like a doomsday prepper look here's what you need all right get yourself a
couple bags of rice all right a rice cooker because that makes it easy
hopefully there's power all right and if there's not then you can cook it over
a fire
peanut butter lots of peanut butter
how long do you think that would last you know how much i don't know how much
how much do you have i have two bags two eight pound bags
don't you have like a bunker or something well i have a bus
bus yeah so that's kind of like my like if shit goes down run to the bus doomsday
bus doomsday bus yeah i was thinking about burying it underground you know
so you picked me up with the world war three starts absolutely yeah i actually
had a dream about that last night that i was driving it around well how much
food do you have on hand like like how long would it last for i would say on
hand i probably have i don't know two months two months of food and rice but
if there's like nuclear fall out you wouldn't be able to be in a bus right
unless i sealed it good enough yeah yeah and it was underground if it was
underground it'd be fine you know you would also need like years worth of
food
yeah i mean eventually you're gonna have to come out and you're just gonna have
to take you're gonna have to take a little bit of radiation like fall out
before yeah we're trading bottle caps for currency yeah that's i can see that
on our future yeah now it's totally possible i don't think i don't think we
be training bottle caps though
maybe something else plastic yeah probably plastic
yeah man what are their conspiracies you have to talk about conspiracies let's
let's just let's just look up a list of conspiracies and see if we think they're
true or not have you ever seen a ufo i have not seen a u i have
yeah oh yeah i had it on video government took it i'm not joking oh my
god i do you think i'm joking no yes i don't know they deleted it off my phone
like remotely one hundred percent yep but i didn't physically take your phone
no now they don't need to they just they knew that i recorded it and they
deleted the footage off my phone you think aliens have contacted humans one
hundred percent i think they have there's no doubt about that because
there's so many other habitable planets in the universe that
like life would have developed on some of them like one of them at least i mean
the math alone right like how many universes are there well there's only
one universe but even galaxies galaxies yeah one universe they're only well
there's there's a theory that there is multiple universes i'm sure there is
but as we know it there is one universe that everything is in
galaxies in the universe
number of galaxies in the universe i meant to type
a hundred billion galaxies in the universe i mean all right so our galaxy
is the milky way galaxy yeah and there could even be life in our own galaxy
that we don't know about right yeah yeah so then there's billions of galaxies
there's one thousand one hundred thousand million stars in the milky way galaxy
i mean if you think that there's no life out there you're just bad at math
wait one hundred thousand million that's not even a number i would have believed
it it sounded good a hundred okay that's a hundred billion a hundred billion stars
in a galaxy and there's planets on every star and there's a hundred billion
galaxies in the universe i mean is that kind of math what what do you think we
can't even wrap our heads around that kind of number so it's definite and our
you know our universe is how many light years side to side that's a good question
our universe or our galaxy our galaxy galaxy milky way galaxy
galaxy distance
the milky way is about a hundred thousand light years across so it would take a
hundred thousand years to get from one side to the other at the speed of light
that's so big and this is one one galaxy a hundred thousand years
damn yeah i mean i don't think there's a doubt you know that there's life yeah do
you think we've been visited i don't know because with that kind of distance
you um they would have to invent a way to to travel that kind of distance like
they'd have to use like a wormhole or something yeah i think with with that
many billions of there's good yeah there's going to be there but there's
civilizations that are more advanced that can do it they're at a different
stage than we are they started before we did yeah i mean all all like the the
galaxies started at the same time but intelligent life could have developed at
an earlier period in other planets yeah so they could have theoretically invented
a way to make a wormhole and travel here but does it have to be a wormhole you
think unless you're going to spend a hundred thousand years traveling well
maybe they can travel faster than speed of light well nothing can travel faster
than light according to our research as human beings well according to what we
know of the laws of physics so i mean how many things have there been that
they've been that have been disproven yeah i guess but as it is now how we know
it now because light is like the fastest wave possible in the universe that we
can observe at least so it's impossible to even get close to the speed of light
not like not talking about just exceeding it but just getting close to the speed
of light is almost impossible see i think the way we perceive distance right like
we we have a perception that physical distance right you have to travel across
that entire distance that's just our perception what if that's not true like
well that's what like the theory of relativity and like wormholes are about
is making like a point in space that you can jump from one point to the other and
everything's kind of connected yeah like but if that's just how we have to
perceive things to understand how to operate in this universe yeah but things
are actually close more closely connected than that there's also like time is the
fourth dimension so there's also like time dilation and like if you theoretically
you can make like a wormhole through time also i honestly i can't even run my
head around that well you're watching the movie interstellar yeah like we know
for a fact that once you get by a object with a giant mass that time moves more
slowly relative to other things right that's why the dude like his daughter like
age 40 years over the course of like an hour yeah and he still comes back like
the same and that's like a proven fact to be true yeah it's not just like a
theory so we already know that like time dilation is real so theoretically i think
like wormholes like wormholes and like time time wormholes would be possible
too that's heavy yeah that is i like i can't even get anywhere on time like
thinking about like how gravity changes time it's like another i can't even that
is heavy no yeah i thought about a lot i try to understand it so yeah i try and
think about these things a lot usually while i'm working i'm like zoning out
yeah yeah but so so is it that you get closer to gravity and time moves slower
yeah something with mass yeah like a black hole oh so so if you're in outer
space right time moves for you slower well it depends where in outer space you
are so away from if you're away from massive objects then the time would move
at normal speed if you were close to like a black hole it would move slower oh man
like like not the things around you would move slower but relative to somebody on
earth it would move slower oh i see so so if you were able to get closer to a
black hole yeah right so you could you could come back and people will have
aged yeah like you'll experience like a normal hour but people on earth would say
age for like a year and technically when you're when you're traveling so say you
have like the speed of light for a year and you came back like many years would
have passed even if you weren't by black hole like speed alone just dilates time
by itself so if you fly in an airplane you are experiencing like a like a point
zero zero zero one percent time dilation why is that even a thing so if you go in
like a rocket ship or like a like a really fast jet or something and you have
like a watch that records the millisecond it won't be the same as like a watch of
somebody on the ground oh i've heard that like the space station i have to adjust
yeah right their time yeah yeah why does that exist like why why because time is
the fourth dimension it's like the theory of relativity that time and space are
kind of connected so there's a good like demonstration of that a guy had like a
it's like a cloth and if you imagine that time and space are connected then you can
like if you like dropped a ball into the cloth and you can see how like that funnel
shape you know what i mean you can see how the closer you would get to that black
hole or that object of mass how you would move slower if you like roll the ball
down it there's a good demonstration was this the one with the professor yeah i
think i saw that it's like a big blue thing yeah yeah yeah yeah i think i saw
that one yeah yeah man maybe that that explains why humans like going fast you
know i don't know but uh that's some heavy shit yeah it's uh i think that these
these entities that have visited us they have means to manipulate gravity for sure
and they use gravity to manipulate time so yeah they're all well gravity and time
and space are all connected so hear me out right so if they travel from 100,000
years across the universe right but they know how to manipulate gravity which
means they know how to manipulate time yeah so for them it's it's 100,000 years
passes and in an hour there are i'm thinking more of like a creating a wormhole
rather than like traveling through time yeah yeah because you can't you can't
really you can't travel to the past can only travel to the future yeah like
relatively no pun intended so you can only go you can only go to the past you
said no you can only travel in time to the future you can only travel to the
future because it's relative right so say you get near a massive object you'll
be traveling when you come back you'll be traveling into the future relative to
where the object was because it is uh is uh is as if like many years have passed
man but you can't go back no you don't think well there's theories that like if
time and space are connected then you could be able to go back but i'm not sure
if that's physically possible so this point right here in time yeah right that
just passed yeah right that doesn't exist anymore no you could theoretically
you can never go back to that point man i can't wrap my head around that and
like also something interesting is if you go like a hundred thousand say you
go like to the other edge of the milky way galaxy like a hundred thousand light
years away and you took like a super telescope and observed earth you would
like see a hundred thousand years ago because light travels at the speed you
know i'm saying so when we look at when we look at something like when we look
at the sun it takes light seven minutes to travel so we're seeing the sun seven
minutes ago so if you looked at something like a million light years away you'd be
seeing a million years ago so say there's some distant civilization that's
looking at earth right now yeah with the telescope they're seeing depending on
how far away they are they're going to see a different point of our history
yeah you know like they might they might be seeing the egyptians you know it's
wild to think is that that light is out there somewhere yeah light like travels
in all directions so if you like if you left earth and traveled at the speed of
light somewhere and you like so you traveled for like a year at the speed of
light and you looked back at earth then you would see the point that you left
you would see i think does that make sense no if you left earth and you
traveled at the speed of light so you're traveling the same speed of light and you
look back at earth then you would be seeing the exact point where you left
wow yeah so somewhere in the universe there's a record of everything there's
yeah there's light information right that right now out in the universe is from
you know the times of egypt that's out there yeah and if you could find a way to
harness that that information still exists you could view the past yeah all
you have to do is go what 2000 2000 light years away and if you could find a
way to use a wormhole yeah to get there you could intercept that information
yeah that is mind-boggling that's pretty mind-blowing yeah damn damn dude
that's crazy dude i can't believe it that shit introduce you to our other
character on the podcast on one damn dude i'm just be i'm calling mad game
stop looking for a smile on the angry dragon though damn yeah is this game
stopping how the little yeah you got that game with a little yellow dude goes
around eating them ghosts like damn dude play that game with the little plumber
dude run around stepping out the turtles yeah i'd be like it now but i could
never get past the level with a do the angry dragon and the fire go around the
circles there that does real mean like that i don't like that though you can't
take life too seriously you know what i mean yeah no definitely because i you
know i think it's um i think it's not as serious as we think it is i think um i
think this is just i think we're here to learn how this dimension operates and
we're here to take care of other people and do your time and move on just like
you know you can't learn to fly a helicopter without learning one control
at a time so i think that's what this realm is i think this is the realm where
we learn um we we learn things in three dimensions right and we basically we
get a grasp on things and then you know we're given enough time to do that and
then we move on to the next thing so we couldn't understand the next dimension
we move on to if we didn't understand this first how this operates yeah you
know it's like it's like a training area training for what for the next dimension
oh shit yeah but the next dimensions time next dimension the podcast name or
the next universe next dimension um yeah yeah who knows i mean man i just think
while you're here you got to take care of the people around you you know take
care of anything that comes into your life you know even animals you know and
just do your time and move on your times kind of like in prison yeah it's kind
of what it feels like it's either that or we were banished here by some other
civilization you know like we got in a war with another civilization and we
lost and this is like a prison you know is there a person though well china's
a prison depends depends what country is maybe this body's a prison maybe maybe
we're actual we're actually spiritual entities and this body is just our prison
to uh i've been watching a lot of videos about kids like little kids that have
recalled like memories of their past life and when they look it up it turns out
to be true like an actual person that they never knew about yeah that's that's
crazy i've heard about stuff like that like that one kid who thinks he's a
pharaoh yeah i thought he was a pharaoh and he didn't know anything about it
yeah there's a lot of kids like that there's got to be something to it man
there's got to it's got to have some layer of truth to it because there
wouldn't be so many instances of it i think people just don't want to think
about stuff like that because it frightens them it's the ego man it's the
ego people are too centered on their on their lives everyday lives yeah they're
just like i i can't i can't not exist and i don't want to think about it you
know because it's this one life that i get when maybe it's not you know yeah
probably not i don't know i i hope it's not but i would say most definitely not
most definitely but probably not yeah some kind of reincarnation spiritual
thing going on there not that i'm a big religious believer but yeah you know
you gotta believe in something though it's you don't have to you could be an
atheist gets you through you know it helps it helps numb the pain of life you
know i'm not really about that i'm more about truth what's true or not i'm not
really about trying to use religion as a coping mechanism i'm just interested in
the truth yeah i think there's more to like religion and spirituality than than
what can be offered by religion modern religion i think you have to like factor
in science and physics and stuff into it yeah i i grew up in a really religious
house and uh it just kind of man it ruined religion for me for a little while
were your parents religious no no mine were super religious well not not really
no yeah i mean it wasn't until i don't know probably recently that i i saw the
utility in religion you know it definitely it definitely has some it has
some some purpose you know it's a good thing because you when when you don't
have any anything it kind of it kind of becomes like life just becomes um what's
the word i'm looking for you kind of become a little nihilistic you know
nothing really matters because there's no greater purpose you know yeah i think i
think purpose is just for like what you make it it's not for like religious
reasons that you should be like a good person or have meaning to life and you
just like have your own meaning to look to life kind of thing yeah yeah but i
mean if if there's like some greater purpose than just yourself you know i
think it helps it helps you get through life you know but not that i'm like i
just i just believe that there's i believe in greater power and that's
pretty much it you know the universe and i kind of take on this idea that like
everything in my life like even my pets like my friends they're just extensions
of me nature is an extension of me we're all just part of the universe you know
just operating operating is one thing so when you die you don't really die your
ego dies but you don't necessarily die you know yeah i mean there's also like
the origin of the universe and thinking about like where that come from where
that came from there's like theories that the universe just popped into
existence and it can just fade out of existence at any time man you imagine if
it just disappeared because um studying you know like the large hadron collider
and um they're they've proven that like particles can just pop into existence so
there's like a theory that there's a bunch of universes that just popping it
in and out of existence on a larger scale and that were kind of like those
particles that's terrifying yeah you want to terrify it didn't didn't you on
must call that thing a demon demonic creation what that theory no no the
hydra on collider oh did you did you ever hear about that um that guy that
uh claimed to be from the future and i've seen a couple of youtube videos but
he was like in the facility the hydron collider facility and he was just some
like random guy i don't know it got in there and he said he was from the future
he could be like a crazy guy but i don't know there's a one guy actually got hit
by the the hadron collider one time he like stuck his head in it went through
his head yeah yeah but he's so alive that's that what does that do just like
blast radiation to your head something like this on the dude that got hit yeah
yeah it's hit in head hydron
collider
to him
dab to say that's crazy i'd be just sticking us out of that i think that
the way that i have no head to
but uh he i don't know i think he he just like got like a little disfigured on
his face and then he was fine after that let me see if well i mean obviously he
got fucked up a lot but the man struck by a particle accelerated beam this isn't
black and white i think it was years ago damn does that look like it no maybe
yeah yeah those that's it yeah it's like getting hit with a bullet it looks like
because it's not like putting a hole in your head it's just like having a huge
dose of like that radiation but like particles going through your head oh
this is like gamma rays and stuff this was a russian guy i did this russians
those russians man damn might have been a particle accelerator in russia i don't
know if there's more than one but yeah what did elon musk say about that elon
musk hydron collider
elon musk calls cerns large hydron collider demonic technology why is that
because we're trying to understand the universe i think i think elon musk would
have supported that i don't know what the reasoning was behind him saying that
you would think yeah i mean this is the guy who's trying to put chips in
people's heads i do not like elon musk by the way you don't know tell me tell me
why you don't like elon musk because he is a eccentric billionaire that's out
for himself and trying to make the most money he can and trying to play god
with the world basically look he's trying to put chips in people's head he's
trying to send people to mars that will never come back if i had that much
money that's exactly what i would be doing tell me you wouldn't be i wouldn't
be no if you had that much money what would you do probably try to institute
socialism well oh see there we go there we this is how these things start
let's just be happy that that's what he's doing he could be doing much worse
things what is elon musk net worth i mean at the bare minimum let's like
two hundred fifty seven billion it was like half that a month ago that twitter
thing really messed things up
two hundred and fifty seven point three billion dollars it's not even that much
dude two hundred and fifty seven billion it yeah two hundred fifty seven billion
he's i think he's like the richest person in the world now well he's the
richest person on paper right that's documented like these these arab oil
company owners they they're not even documented you know how much they have
trillions you know musk is like the guy and like sci-fi movie is like the evil
guy in sci-fi movies i don't think he's evil i think he is i i mean who's the
richest okay real-time billionaires list of billionaires elon musk is in first
place with two hundred fifty seven billion dollars bernard arnold and family
have 160 billion jeff bezos has 154 billion bill gates has 110 billion warren
buffett has a hundred billion to build gates is poor i thought that dude was way
richer well bill gates made like a pledge to donate at least half his money over
the course of his lifetime to charity yeah but i mean does that does that mean
that it doesn't count towards your wealth once you give it away yeah it's your
current wealth that's gotta suck that's gonna be like man this is what the world
wants me to do it's not really because i don't want to do it even if you had i
don't know ten probably fifty million dollars you could like afford to be like
wealthy for the rest of your life and like live look seriously for the rest of
your life and like a hundred two hundred fifty billion dollars is such an
astronomical number but it's like self castration it's just like man once you
have that amount of money it's like why why do you need more because you can't
play in the big boys club now you are the big boy yeah but you can't you can't
be in the club it's not a competition it's not what do you mean it's not it's
not it's not a competition that's all it is is a competition but for what purpose
to just you're just you're just just like i'm negatively impacting the rest
of society nonsense nonsense you're just hoarding all this wealth for no reason
yeah but then who's gonna you're not who's gonna be the richest if you're
giving all your money away well it doesn't matter who's the richest it
doesn't matter to who everybody except you on musk exactly but if you're elon
musk you'd feel differently if i was a long musk i'd probably off myself man
did you hear about that horse he offered that flight attendant for a hand job
so i said he'd buy her a horse if she gave him a hand job you know i must do
it yeah is he that desperate i mean i think it's just kind of like a flex like
dude i mean i'm the richest guy in the world i can offer this you take a horse
and she'll probably get any chick he wants i know but it's way more fun to
offer her a horse i don't know you can tell your friends it's like hey money
just doesn't buy happiness look at bill gates he was the richest guy in the
world he got divorced and he looks miserable yeah yeah money doesn't buy
happiness there's a certain i was reading a study about what like the
optimal level of money like what what bracket of salary salary bracket had
the most happiness and so if you have like too little money you're going to
be well if you're poor you're obviously not going to be as happy but if you have
too much money you don't have like a sense of purpose and like goal achieving
and stuff like that and they found that like people around that have a salary
around seventy five thousand dollars have the most happiness yeah i believe it
because there's that there's some like some struggle you need to be happy yeah
and like striving towards making more money and then it's like after that it's
like you just kind of you kind of can buy anything you want yeah you buy with
seventy five grand a year you know if you don't have kids you know you can kind
of have whatever you want yeah your life doesn't get that much better you know i
don't think more money necessarily makes your life any better after a certain
point yeah like as soon as your needs are met right anything past that is like
it's just like you don't like if you won like i don't know two hundred million
dollars in the lottery and you like quit your job and everything what would be
like your purpose exactly life yeah besides like i don't know like doing
hobbies that you like but that's what people do yeah yeah that's miserable
miserable miserable to be rich yeah yeah i mean see elon musk I'm sure his you
know this mars thing gives him like some purpose every day that's why they do it
that's why mark zuckalburg is you know doesn't care about facebook and wants to
go into the metaverse my elon musk wants to go to mars and all this shit because
they can have it because they want because they don't have anything better
to do exactly yeah yeah that's the like goal in life now is because they don't
need to strive to make money now imagine if just one of these billionaires
decided to like clean up the oceans they made that their mission instead of going
to mars you know like jeff bezos he's just a copycat you know i can't stand
that guy you know jeff bezos is i think he was predicted to be to have be the
first trillionaire in the next like 10 years but that must be a you know most
now huh man i wouldn't think i wouldn't think jeff bezos would have well
actually yeah because i mean everything you buy is on amazon yeah everything
yeah you buy anything on amazon and i mean how many people buy tesla's i don't
know i mean not that many you know i haven't seen that many but they're
actually making like in some states they're making laws by like 2030 or
something or 2035 they have to stop making gas powered cars yeah yeah i saw
that california i think it is california and like minnesota or something which i
mean they're going to be so irrelevant by 2035 right i don't think you're going
to be able to replace by 2035 construction equipment with electric don't
you think that elon musk had like a say in that though um i mean that's kind of
the way it's got to go though you know that's just the way the internal
combustion engine is so complicated right the average internal combustion
engine has like 300 moving parts all right if you ever worked on a car you
understand what a nightmare they are it's really you're just controlling the
uncontrollable you know and electric motors have basically one moving part
yeah it's like there's some formula in engineering and it's like the more parts
there are in a system the more complicated it gets like the more the
less reliable it gets so the internal combustion engine if you you know you
know basically how they work right yeah like the parts um they're just they're
they're nightmares man they're just they're i think elon musk called the
internal combustion engine a clutch and that's like that's a good it's a good
way to put it yeah they're not they're not they lose thirty percent of their
energy to heat thirty percent of the get thirty percent of the gasoline you put
in your car goes to just loss of heat yeah so but wasn't there like a
political movement by the government to limit electric cars but back in like 20
years ago i know was there i remember watching some some documentary in a tech
class in high school about how they were like electric cars were starting to take
over and the government kind of limited them for probably for money probably oil
companies or something like that yeah i think you said like twenty years ago
yeah man in the nineties i think i really feel like we were more um we were more
like petroleum based like our economy so you just can't have that and a petroleum
based dollar and i think we're getting away from that well that's because russia
and the oil prices are going up so now we have like a need for electric cars
yeah and where do all the battery minerals come from i don't know russia from
china china yeah right back to dude that's that if there's one way one way
that they're going to get us by the balls it's with batteries and that's
that's where it all ends it all ends because once you make that shift to
batteries right and then you're off of petroleum a petroleum based economy
right now people who have the battery resources control the economy and china
just set themselves up just their light years ahead that that's what's going to
take us out yeah probably done we're done screwed man i'm going to start
learning mandarin though you wanted this to be a what do you call it frightening
episode yeah yeah what's uh what should we tell this episode by the way um man
i don't know the china episode china china came up a lot well what are you
entitled the past ones happy and homeless happy and hitler yeah yeah yeah
what was the there's another one the the last one was the freedom episode
because it was on independence day we'll figure something out yeah yeah yeah
i'll have to usually come up with that i like do you like untitled podcast um i
will work on it you know we'll go with it for now yeah yeah definitely we're
gonna we're gonna have some uh some regulars on the show and have well
we got me and dan and we're gonna have uh mr alex mcdonald and uh mr tyler lee
who's even more of a conspiracy theorist if if we had all four of us right now
that'd be a problem yeah we'd go for another four hours we get uh no we'll
have one with all four of us but yeah next stogie night yeah well stogie night
is on thursday actually this thursday yeah okay yeah yeah i'll try and make it
um gotta get a couple more mics yeah i have uh headphones yeah yeah i have like
mics but they're not as good as these ones other mics so i think i can put
three mics in here so yeah maybe i'll pick up one of these yeah it was like
like 50 bucks yeah blue snowball is good nice very nice on that note yeah yeah
i think i think this was a good a good podcast for the what was the hiatus five
years yeah i think uh i think we gotta end it with like one prank call oh
yeah absolutely who we call on oh man whoever you want this is the time it is
in the world we go to halloween let me find a good place in halloween call
i gotta lean back here we go the o'ahu halloween alamoana target store for
hours and location information press one to reach a specific department press
two to speak to someone in the pharmacy for electronics press one guest service
order pick up or drive up
oh
what the hell though
maybe got that movie what the fuck is it what the fuck about
electronics
damn y'all how you doing tonight i'm i'll be looking for this movie i wonder if
you guys got it in stock
what movie is that
i'm not sure what the movie is called but i'll be loving that movie and i'll be
seeing it on tv it's a movie about this dude go down in a submarine and he be
looking for this boat that sank you know that movie
oh sure i can't tell what movie that is
then let me hold on let me explain he like he's in a submarine and he be
looking for this old old ass boat that split hat and this old lady got a
necklace and she be throwing that necklace in the water and the dude in
the submarine he wants to get that necklace back you know that movie
no i don't sorry
damn think about this big ass boat i can't think of the name of the boat
dude
what's the gigantic
yeah it's like gigantic or something like that i'd be loving that movie i
should be seeing it on the tv and it's got that little blonde headed dude that
he be in all kinds of movies we don't know davinci yeah i don't know he be in
that movie where he steal the money for the
damn
they did not go fuck
no that is not like the people in hawaii so we're gonna call this other
target
do they have a fye in hanululu
is fye still open anywhere
no they do not
he's like no sir i cannot give you the movie based on the plot
yowalu hanululu salt lake target store for hours and location information press one
to reach a specific department press for electronics press one
for sure right now we don't have any ps5 how can i help you
damn you ain't got no what
ps5
yeah
do you got any ps1
damn you got ps1
we don't really manufacture the original places anymore
we only really get in the ps5 if we ever do
yeah i gotta i gotta question for you
how do you get it
Anyway, I'll be looking for this movie.
It's about this dude that goes down to the ocean
in the summer, and he be looking,
he be looking for a necklace this old lady threw.
You know what movie I'm talking about?
He be like-
Not by that description alone.
He be like, so it's like this big ass boat,
and this dude, he is split in half,
and he go down to the submarine,
and he's trying to ask the old ass lady
what she do with the necklace and shit,
and the old lady doesn't,
she doesn't remember anything about it,
because she's old,
and he really wants this necklace,
and she was on this boat,
and the boat sank to the bottom of the ocean.
You know that movie?
If you're looking for the Titanic,
we don't get those anymore.
Damn, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
What's it called?
Titanic.
Damn, yeah, I be loving that.
You've seen that movie?
I have not, actually.
Damn, that movie made me wanna go out,
it makes me wanna run on some boats,
but all right, you ain't got that in stock?
No, we don't really get that movie in anymore,
I don't think.
Damn, how long ago you stopped carrying that?
Well, not too sure.
Well, we do get in copies of older movies
with new cases on them.
I have not seen that kind of come to our stores yet.
Damn, one other movie I'm looking for is,
I be watching, it's like they're at a beach,
and they roll up on this beach,
and it's that dude from that other movie
with the volleyball, the airplane,
and they roll up on the beach,
and they fight Nazis and shit.
And everybody's getting blown up and blown to bits,
and they just dragging each other around,
and it's like people split in half and stuff,
and he be trying to save this dude
that his brothers be dying and stuff,
and the mob is all set,
and he's the last brother who doesn't die in the army,
and they be trying to save him.
And I don't know what his name is.
You remember that movie?
Well, a lot of movies do go over the beach hunting of D-Day.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Either saving Private Ryan, or I think Band of Brothers,
I think.
Yeah, no, no, no, it was Saving Private Ryan.
Yeah, dude, you were.
Damn, you good at this, though.
You figured all this out for me.
I'm gonna write that down, Saving Private Ryan
is what you said?
Yeah.
I got that up to you, Chaz.
We actually did get Saving Private Ryan in again
some time ago, but right now we don't,
I don't think we have any more copies.
Damn, you're like a movie expert, dude.
You should be out in Japan now.
That's crazy.
Can I ask you about one more movie, if you go three for three?
Go ahead.
I'll be looking for this movie.
It's about this, he's kind of a dumb dude.
He's not that smart, and he talks real dumb.
But he was in the military, I liked the military movies,
and he got shot, and then he comes back from the military,
and he just be running like mad, running everywhere.
And he won't stop running after that.
And I think that's all I remember about that movie,
is that same dude, actually it's the same dude
in the volleyball movie.
But he talks real dumb like, you know, real slow.
I think we also did get Forrest Gump,
but I don't remember for sure if we did have him recently.
Damn, that's crazy, you got all three, man, you crazy.
Now you're like a movie expert,
that I'm writing all this down.
Can you say the name one more time?
Forrest Gump.
Forrest Gump, okay.
You think I could come in and pick that up tonight?
I don't think we got those in for a while now.
I'm not sure when we last got those either,
because I probably would have come in with the Saving Private Rhymes,
I know we got a lot of military movies some time ago,
but since then we haven't gotten any more.
I think right now we're getting more Marvel movies,
like superhero movies, than the Jurassic Park,
or Jurassic World movie.
Then, we used to go pick that up tonight,
because I really don't want to watch all of them tonight.
Oh, I don't know, we're not going to have any of this,
I have not seen Forrest Gump,
but I have not seen Forrest Gump in our store.
But I think the next best place you can check it out
would be at the Martin Noble store over at Ala Moana,
or maybe book off at Pearl Ridge.
Damn, you're so good at finding all these movies and stuff,
that's crazy.
I mean, damn, I got one more movie I want to see,
if you could tell me all about it.
It's about this dude,
he drove around in his little silver car,
and he got a life vest on,
and he goes back and he tries to get with his mom and stuff,
and he tried to,
it's got the fire behind the car,
he'd be going all over time.
That one is an old guy with a crazy hair, shit.
Get out of that one.
Yeah, I think we actually do a Back to the Future.
Let me check to see where our stock is on that.
Damn, you got the stock you said?
Yeah, I think we have the movie trilogy in high definition,
so let me check our stock out real quick for you.
Damn, all right.
So we should have some of the Back to the Future trilogy,
we have multi movies going for $29.99 right now,
it'll be a Blu-ray disc.
Damn, I appreciate your help,
and one more thing you got there for PlayStation,
you got Spyro the Angry Dragon.
I don't know if we have Spyro, let me check real quick.
Yeah, because we don't have any of Spyro's copies in.
Looking for the PS5 or PS4 copy?
Damn, I'm going to be honest with you,
I ain't got a lot of money, so I just got PS4.
Okay.
I'm kind of poor, but you got any PS5s?
We don't have any PS5s in right now.
As far as I can tell, I don't think we have Spyro the Dragon anymore.
It's been a while since I last took one out of our inventory.
Do you have to take EBT's?
Do you have to take EBT's for that?
Yeah, I use an EBT card if I come in, you guys take that?
I don't really know.
We take a tap to pay with Apple Wallets,
as well as if you have any debit or credit card,
we don't take those as well.
I don't know about the card that you mentioned.
I'll be honest with you, I don't make a lot of money.
The government, they give me that for food,
but sometimes I can buy cigarettes whether it's in places.
But you really helped me out with all the movie titles and stuff.
What was your name again?
Mason.
Mason, you're like Mason the movie guy I'm gonna call you.
That was pretty good, you figured all that out.
But, Mason, you have a good day, I gotta go.
You too, have a good one.
Dude, he got them all.
And he didn't even say, oh, do you mean this?
He literally just said, I don't know about Back to the Future.
I'm really surprised he didn't hang up on you.
Damn, was I too descriptive with it?
No, I think he was just trying to do it as fast as possible.
He was really trying hard just so he could get off the phone with you.
That was good.
Oh my god, that was hilarious.
Man, that was a good way to wrap this up.
Yeah, we end the episodes with some prank calls just for comic relief there.
Yeah, and things get real heavy talking about how we're gonna be speaking Mandarin in 20 years.
I'll make a prank call next time.
Oh yeah, dude, we'll have to call a grocery store call out.
Call that grocery store.
You wanna do one now?
We each do one?
Yeah, sure.
Alright, yeah, let's do it.
Oh god, I haven't done any prank calls in so long.
Now, so what?
Damn, dude, I'm fucking sick. I think I got fucking rotors.
Damn, dude, what the fuck are you answering?
Damn, dude, my customer service is right here now.
Damn, dude.
Damn, dude, I'm out of time.
Brennan Kelsey speaking.
Hey, this is Don from Meats.
I got a shift tomorrow. I'm gonna call out for.
Okay, let me connect you with Josh. Give me one second.
Okay.
What's up, Josh? Can I help you?
Hey, this is Don from Meats. I'm gonna call out for my shift tomorrow.
I think I got the COVID, so I'm gonna go ahead and test it.
Alright, well, what's your name again, bud?
Don. Don from Meats.
Don?
Yeah, Don.
Like D-O-N? Okay.
Yeah.
Okay, alright, that's enough. Thank you very much. Have a nice night. Hope you feel better.
Oh, thank you.
Alright, bye.
Not even, I don't know what Don just, okay, I'll let him know.
And then his attitude is like.
He's not even gonna check my name to see if I worked.
But it's like.
He's not even the same as my last day.
It's Don from Meats.
Don, Don.
Hey, look, you guys gotta call out tomorrow. Don called out.
And they're like, who the fuck is Don?
Or, dude, what if there is somebody there named Don?
Oh God, that poor guy.
They're gonna be like trouble because I'll show up to work.
I didn't get a last name, so well, although he might show up to work with
fucking Don Don's always calling out.
I called out again.
Hey buddy, you're fired.
That'd be terrible.
You imagine if we got fired, he called out.
There's no Don and meets.
Dude, the chances of that happening.
Hello, but if it happened, man, that'd be rough.
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How can I help you?
I'll be looking for this game. It's kind of mad old at this point, but it's a dude.
He'd be riding around on a horse and he got this little gray hat on.
You know what I'm talking about, though?
Unfortunately, no.
Yeah, he'd be riding around on this horse and he'd be looking for this princess.
He'd be playing this little flute and shit.
He'd keep it looking like a little biscuit.
He'd be keeping that shit in his pocket.
He'd be playing on that flute and he'd be traveling all across the place on the horse.
You know what I'm talking about, though?
No, still not familiar with that game's description.
Yeah, he got a little gray hat and he got some blonde ass hair.
Hello?
Yeah, so what's this game about?
Damn, this game's about he trying to rescue that princess.
He trying to get that tail, you know?
So he trying to take this...
He trying to take her down and he just got to find where she at.
You know what I mean?
Do you know any other names of the characters in this game?
Damn, I can't be thinking about the dude on the horse. I forget his name.
I was hoping that you might be able to figure that out for me, though.
Because I can't remember nothing.
I just know that game's so fun. I'll be playing it on N64 and shit.
You'd be riding that horse and you got arrows and shit.
You'd be shooting arrows and shit.
And then you got that little flute in your pocket, you know?
You know what I'm talking about?
You talking?
No. Sorry, kiddo. I don't know what game you're talking about.
Damn, can you look up some N64 games for me?
And see if maybe...
I got a whole list of N64 games.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Look at that list.
Damn, I'll be playing that shit on the old Nintendo, too.
I thought that was the oldest shit, though. It's real old.
This one, N64, they made him look real, though.
He looks so real.
And he'd be pulling that flute out of his pocket.
He'd be playing that shit, you know?
He got that little flute in his pocket.
He'd be shooting arrows off his horse and shit.
And he got that green hat.
He's kind of like...
Hold on. Let me grab somebody that might know the game that you're talking about.
Hold on, OK?
OK, yeah. He's like Robin Hood.
Hello?
Hello, Doug? Hello?
OK, so try to explain that to my boss, the game that you're looking for.
Yeah, yeah. It's this game where this dude, he got a little green hat on.
And he'd be looking like Robin Hood and shit.
And he'd be shooting arrows off his horse and shit.
And he'd be looking for this princess, she real pretty like.
And shit. And he'd be trying to take that tail down, you know?
But he got this little flute in his pocket.
It looked like a biscuit.
You know that game where he'd be playing that flute?
Nah, nah, dude. I don't know the game that you're talking about.
You know any names of that guy or something?
Damn, I can't believe it. He got blonde ass hair, Doug.
And he'd be riding his horse around.
He'd be riding his horse off through the grass, you know?
And then he'd want to go somewhere and he'd play that flute.
And I'd take him anywhere he wanted to go.
He'd play that flute, you know?
You know, I think. I don't know, maybe having that shit on a real old Nintendo.
Real old Nintendo.
You know?
And he got that shield. He got that shield, though.
He got the sword and the shield, too. He got that too.
Let's do this. Let's do this, boss.
I got you on the caller ID.
So if anything, I'm going to go ask around and we'll give you a call back if anything.
Alright, man?
Damn, alright, Doug.
That's not good.
Alright, bye bye.
Damn, that was no fun.
We got you on the caller ID, man.
We'll give you a call back.
We're going to get a call.
That was no fun for the last one.
We got good ones, though.
Yeah, yeah.
Anyway, that was fun. That was a good...
That was a good...
That was a terrific...
... podcast.
... episode.
Yeah.
We'll be back, definitely, with episode two.
Thanks for listening.
Alright, see you later, guys.
... are.
There's people out there with some really dumb thoughts.
Extended episode.
Where the fuck did the pyramids come from?
Where the fuck did Stonehenge come from?
You're telling me that they didn't die and become ghosts?
Oh, they're killing...
They're killing all the already born babies and selling them to the Chinese.
Aliens exist as you see.
Somewhere in China, alright, in some base...
What the fuck?
There are super soldiers that are at least 9 or 10 feet tall.
Okay?
Anthropoclesauchron, they have red, nice super soldiers.
Then they are extraterrestrials, they are aliens.
I do not negotiate with terror.
I do not...
yeah
before my eyes while holding their pulse feel them die of this virus you feel bump bump bump
BUM-BUM-BEEEEP!
Nothing, they're fucking gone.
I've seen it happen.
I think that the government has...
taken it to the next level with the birds.
They know what birds are going to cross paths with you,
that you are going to be able to raise,
and they are going to make them so fucking real,
they're going to sink money into them.
Because they know that if you put that motherfucker in a cage,
they're going to be able to convince you that thing is fucking real.
You can cut it open, you're going to see blood guts,
no circuitry, but let me tell you, their technology is absolutely vile.
Which, by the way, big brother, is the overlord kid.
We're only living in the third dimension!
George Soros is an actual Nazi collaborator, okay?
I'm not fucking lying, it's fucking real.
Okay, look it up.
Look it up, he says that he was doing this shit.
George Soros actually worked with the fucking Nazis during the Holm.
He says that he was doing it just to survive, but he fucking loved it.
He was having a great fucking time doing this shit.
George Soros is the fucking devil, okay?
He's not fucking doing this shit.
George Soros is the fucking leader.
He's the actual fucking ringleader for all this shit.
He's fucking fucked down a whole bunch of shit.
He's so fucking dead.
Everybody's like, oh Donald Trump's the fucking word person out there.
Look, we're up right?
Look, Trump, he's not the actual fucking leader.
It's George Soros, it's Bill Gates, it's fucking Elon Musk,
it's everyone out there, everybody's like, oh, I love him.
Everybody's like, Elon Musk is so cool, he made a place for the world to live in.
The actual government is trying, the actual school government,
which is George Soros and all these fucking Nazis,
are actually the ones that are controlling fucking the Holm.
The clear politicians are paid off by the fucking billbillators.
He fucking walk...