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April 4, 2021 - Davis Aurini

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Friday Night Stream: We Need a New Word

Streaming live here: https://dlive.tv/Leo_M.J._Aurini

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	How are you folks doing tonight?
	Gotta wait for y'all to show up.
	Now, I think I'm gonna have to start backing up these streams elsewhere.
	Still trying to figure out how D-Life works.
	There ought to be a backup stream, but I'm not getting one for some reason.
	So I think I'm gonna toss this stream on to BitChute, if it will allow me.
	Here we go.
	See, got one viewer so far?
	it might be me though.
	Yeah, just before the stream, I was listening to Portugal's I Feel It Still and Mono Whale's Out With The Old and In With The New.
	And something strikes me, that those songs are actually like they're very, very similar songs.
	Very similar energy in both of those songs.
	Sort of energy that I, for one, heartily approve of.
	And I think that's something worth mentioning, worth keeping in mind as we're watching this whole society come crumbling down due to sheer idiocy, is that there is this it's it's hilarious like the rebellious energy is all about traditionalism like the like it comes back around to traditionalism without blindly asserting tradition for the sake of tradition,
	which is a very interesting place to be So um you know it's worth check out that mono whale song and actually like read the lyrics for it It's a very cynical take on the world the boomers have left us Yeah, I don't want to take cheap shots at boomers, but they make it so bloody easy don't they
	Let's see we got five viewers right now At least one of whom is a woman in a bath which is certainly motivating me tonight I want to give it a few more minutes before I jump into the stream, but what the hell's been going on?
	Ontario's assess pit as normal.
	They're forcing their stuff on us their stupid paranoia over the vaccine.
	Oh, oh new symptom.
	New side effect of the vaccine.
	Your skin could fall off.
	Google it.
	Go I got the first shot of the vaccine from Johnson and Johnson.
	His skin fell off.
	Like, you can't even make this stuff up.
	I better mute that.
	A very low probability of your skin falling off.
	Do you guys remember that Health Reminder video by David Virth?
	Doctor, are there any side effects?
	Yes, your penis will grow inwards, your arms will swap places, you'll forget how to spell your father's name, you'll forget your mother's face, your eyes will turn inside out.
	Oh well, I suppose there's no gain without any risk.
	Yeah, your skin might fall off.
	Yeah, or you could just have a flu.
	Jesus.
	What is wrong with these animals?
	Alright, well we're just about five minutes in.
	Good enough.
	Interesting proper.
	Yeah, I think it's about time to stop calling homosexuals gay.
	Like, I think we need a new word for homosexual that isn't such a science-y-sounding mouthful like homosexual.
	Because, like, the homosexuals get cranked up on designer drugs made in a space-age laboratory, stay up all night, and they go to work the next day.
	That's not gay.
	Okay, that's pretty hardcore.
	Gay is removing the like button from Facebook or the dislike button.
	They're removing the dislike button from Facebook.
	That is gay as shit.
	You know, I saw this video.
	Devin Stack is playing this video of this kid's book called The Gay BCs.
	The Gay BCs, right?
	With a friggin' LGBT term for every single letter in the alphabet.
	Most of which are just abs, like respect.
	Okay, that doesn't apply.
	You're just desperately seeking to fill in the slots right now.
	It's obvious to all of us that this is bullshit.
	Even little Timmy, whose mother is patting him approvingly on the head, even little Timmy can tell it's a padded list.
	And I will guarantee you: there's no way in hell a homosexual wrote that book.
	Homosexuals are too busy pounding some twink who's wearing purple lipstick, an eyeliner, right?
	They are way too busy doing that to do something as gay as write a book called The Gay BCs.
	And I swear, the more you read about the LGBT and you look at what's happening to it, it's like, are there any homosexuals in that organization anymore?
	Or is it just really closeted and awkward straight people?
	Because I'm really getting the impression that the only people left in the LGBT are a bunch of socially awkward straight people from single mother households.
	So desperate for an identity that they're pretending to be gay.
	I mean, prove me wrong on this.
	But like the least homosexual, like the is there any sex whatsoever?
	Isn't the whole point of the LGBT just to have really inappropriate and adventurous, disgusting sex?
	Isn't that kind of the whole purpose of it?
	And it's a bunch of girls masturbating to Twilight that run the groups at the high schools?
	What the hell is going on with the society?
	The faggots are more manly than the straight people.
	And the straight people are all in the LGBT.
	My favorite.
	My favorite is all the sex change people that then have sex.
	Like they have heterosexual sex after the sex change.
	Right?
	It's like, no, no, but the real, the real Tranners hate women, right?
	That's how you know it's a real tranner.
	They absolutely despise women.
	For good reason.
	Women are pretty terrible these days.
	Jeez, you wonder why so many guys are bitter about women, right?
	Go ask a tranner.
	Go ask a tranner about the women that they dated before they became a tranner.
	And then, okay, now I get the tranny thing.
	Yeah, these women are pretty nasty.
	I was talking to a young lad earlier today.
	And he was all beat up because this woman stood him up.
	And I didn't canceled him, then I just stood him up.
	And I'm like, man, you can't get bitter, right?
	You can't go down the bitter road and the resentful road.
	Don't be fantasizing, oh, I thought she was with Chad.
	No, she was probably hanging out with her sister, right?
	Or listening to a music album or just some stupid, innocuous garbage.
	Okay?
	Like, Chad gets stood up all the time, too.
	And it's extremely rude.
	It's extremely disrespectful.
	It's just really nasty behavior.
	And it's no wonder that there's so many men that are bitter at women these days.
	Like, we just got this whole culture.
	Young girls are not taught to treat guys with any respect.
	They're just given a complete get-out of jail free card.
	And so they're just really casually cruel to guys.
	And yeah, that's not headed to a good place.
	But any lads out there, you can't let it get to you.
	Okay?
	The biggest difference between a Chad and an incel is that the Chad, when he gets stood up and he does get stood up, he brushes it off, he moves on, finds another girl.
	But just because that's the coping strategy, just because that's what you have to do, doesn't mean that the constantly getting stood up on is acceptable behavior.
	I mean, it's really no different than bullying in high school.
	That's not acceptable behavior either.
	But I guess that's what we've been doing.
	We haven't been socializing children at all.
	Like, we're socializing them less and less as the years go on.
	You know, like kids back in the 50s actually had responsibilities, things they were expected to do.
	They had clubs that they were a part of, teams and organizations.
	And they ran these things.
	Now they're ordered about when they're under the control of an adult.
	And the rest of the time, they do absolutely no responsibility whatsoever.
	Now, let's see.
	I'm not seeing any comments here.
	Let me just go to message, it looks like.
	Did I?
	No, not in here.
	Alright, let's see if I reboot DLive, if it shows me any comments.
	No, no, you guys just aren't feeling chatty tonight, I guess.
	Do me a favor, somebody leave a test comment.
	Just so I can tell.
	You know, if you compare one of those teen movies, look at the teen movies, right?
	Look at The Breakfast Club.
	You know, go all the way back.
	Look at Rebel Without a Cause, right?
	Look at what was considered rebellion in Rebel Without a Cause.
	And that was a scandalous movie at the time.
	Then compare it to Breakfast Club and then American Pie.
	Right?
	So that's actually roughly the same gap between the three movies.
	You know, 20, 20, 30 years between the first two, 20 years between the, you know, you know, close enough.
	And the bullying in Breakfast Club is Absolutely nothing compared to what you later see in American Pie, which granted it's a little bit exaggerated for comedic effect.
	But no, the trend sticks.
	bullying kept getting worse.
	And the way that men and women are treating each other, the intersex relationships have also been getting a lot worse as time goes on.
	You know, it used to be that back in the 50s, they called it going steady because what you would do is you'd go on a different date with different people every night of the week.
	Maybe not every night, but you'd go on lots of different dates.
	Right?
	There's a rule.
	Don't go on a date with one guy twice in a row unless you're really into that guy.
	And thus the term going steady is when you found somebody you really like, so you keep going on dates with them.
	When I was growing up, it was the dancing, right?
	We have the school dances where women were kind of expected, like men and women, like you danced with everybody.
	Right?
	It was rude not to give everybody a dance.
	It lets everybody feel included.
	It's like when you're at a party, right?
	If you want to socialize the party, you make a little bit of small talk with everybody.
	You have a pleasant conversation with everybody.
	Because that way everybody feels included.
	And if you only talk to the, I don't want to talk to everybody, I only want to talk to that person.
	Well, that doesn't work well.
	The whole socialization thing is really incumbent upon everybody working together to make sure everybody else has a good time.
	And I'm still not seeing any comments.
	I'm sure one of you has commented by now.
	Oh my goodness.
	So, can I. I'm going to close the app.
	Don't need that.
	let's try again and so with this lack of socialization with kids not actually taught how the heck you're supposed to be a civilized human being you wind up with a lot of nastiness happening between the sexes So there we go.
	are all the comments so yeah what girls are doing the way the extent of women standing guys up these days is beyond the pale It's unacceptable.
	But, you know, the guys aren't exactly much better, right?
	No one's been socialized properly.
	It's quite the wonderful world that we're living in, isn't it?
	Could I turn on the replays?
	I'm trying to get the replays going.
	I don't know if I need 200 subscribers before that's possible.
	So guys, make sure you subscribe to the channel while you're here.
	But yeah, I will be tossing it up on BitChute.
	If I can figure that out.
	Glad to have you turn it, hooch.
	What is the self-care?
	Man, I heard that the first time on the radio, like, I think three years ago.
	What the hell is self-care?
	Right?
	The morning cunt was going on about how important self-care was.
	I'm like, what is that?
	Masturbation?
	What the hell are you talking about?
	It's a word now because people don't care about each other.
	We live in a society, so now you gotta care for yourself.
	It's, uh, shit.
	Blood clots is also a side effect of the vaccine.
	Yeah, which could give you a stroke that paralyzed half the body for the rest of your life, just so you don't get a coof.
	which was also used to justify giving the vaccine to young people because they're less likely to get a blood clot.
	I was born after gay stopped meaning lighthearted and carefree.
	LGB is jumping shit because of the tea.
	It's, I swear, they've got this new term now.
	Um, what is it?
	Oh god, what's the term?
	It's it's something stupid.
	It's like trans-bisexual or something, right?
	Something like that.
	And it's a bisexual person that's only attracted to the opposite sex.
	It is utterly absurd how these kids are trying to build an identity off of sex.
	Like, just go have sex with whoever you want, right?
	Nobody frickin' cares anymore.
	Half the 18-year-old boys are wearing makeup these days.
	For God's sake, nobody freaking cares.
	Grumpy old people aren't gonna stop them from doing it.
	Why do you need all these labels?
	Right?
	Like, it's, it's just.
	It's so transparent that you want these labels because if you're trying to manufacture this identity out of sexual perversion, you don't need a sticker on your forehead to go have sex.
	Kids, back my day, we just had sex.
	We didn't have a debate about Good Lord like the one thing.
	Like freaking monkeys can have sex okay, but bonobos have sex with everybody when they're not murdering one another.
	Like what.
	Only humans need to write doctoral theses on the correct label to use when having sex.
	Like, just grow up, grow up.
	You don't need all these labels.
	You're ruining it for everybody.
	The hell is sapiosexual, isn't anybody with an IQ over 130 sapiosexual?
	Like sapiosexual means that you want to fuck smart people, right?
	So like, how is there?
	Why does that need a label?
	Why did we need to make up a pseudo scientific term, for I like chicks with heads on their shoulders.
	I know it's a new thing, but it's, I guess that we can't like the horoscope thing isn't cool anymore, so now we're using sex labels.
	It's gotta be something better than that.
	They removed the rape scene from Breakfast Club.
	Fellow audiences at the time weren't ready for that.
	Oh, they're ready for it now.
	Going in dry Trans women are the only people permitted to be feminine Cis women aren't allowed to.
	Oh, God.
	And.
	Right?
	And they're so terrified.
	Okay, let me be frank.
	This is a simple.
	This is utterly transparent.
	It's obvious as the nose in their face, okay?
	A significant number.
	I would say a vast majority, but I don't have any stats to back myself up.
	Just my observations are that the majority of trans men, that is, like, women that take hormones and remove their tits.
	There's a couple of exceptions here and there, right?
	Okay, like.
	But the vast majority of them are some of the most feminine people I've met, right?
	They have very feminine hobbies, like extremely feminine hobbies.
	They act like women jacked on testosterone, but they look like women jacked on testosterone.
	You take the most effeminate gay man.
	He's still acting like a man.
	He's acting like a sort of guy that wears lipstick, but he's still acting like he's got an XY chromosome in there.
	Not the trans men.
	Very few of them actually act like guys.
	And what's going on in my little Freudian analysis of all of this is that because the sex, like I was saying, the whole breakdown of you used to have like kids were nice to one another back in the 50s to this complete breakdown in socialization is that the more feminine the girl is, the first of all, the more that she wants masculinity, but also the more afraid of it she is.
	Right?
	Like a tom girl isn't all that, a tomboy isn't all that afraid of men.
	Hangs out with them all the time.
	A really girly girl, sort that likes to bake and crochet, is going to be utterly terrified of men.
	Or maybe not terrified, but just doesn't know how to relate.
	And because the boys don't know how to relate with the girls, the whole thing's useless.
	And so the only way that she can even attempt to reach out to masculinity is to ape masculinity in her own body.
	You get a similar thing with many of the male to females, where it's auto-eroticization.
	They are erotically attracted to the idea of their body being feminine.
	If you're a straight guy, you're not going to find your hairy legs particularly attractive, right?
	And so they want to have an attractive body, and to make their body attractive, they make it look feminine.
	But it's an auto-eroticization.
	And so the females, males are doing a very similar thing, but on the emotional level.
	That they need to become masculine to accept masculinity emotionally, even though they're still extremely feminine.
	Very screwed-up thing that we have right now.
	And yeah, Amanda, you're absolutely right.
	Like, women aren't allowed to be feminine.
	And guys get punished for being masculine.
	And so it's like, right, so if you can't be feminine, you might as well, like, jack yourself up on hormones and be all masculine and then look at your sexy hairy legs in the mirror.
	I mean, this is so transparent.
	This is also utterly transparent.
	Like, I'm not some super genius observing this.
	It is, yeah, guess what?
	If your mother is really mean to you, you're going to have a chip on your shoulder against women, right?
	Like, you don't need a PhD to figure out these patterns.
	Especially not when they're lived constantly right in front of your face, up and down the street.
	Amanda says, you are laughed at if you want to be married by 21 and want to be a mother before 25 and just want to be a housewife.
	Oh yeah, they've done such a fantastic job demonizing that, right?
	I mean, what can I say?
	Like, guess what?
	Working life ain't that exciting.
	Really ain't.
	And I mean, one of the major reasons you want to buy stuff is to show off to the other sex, right?
	It's a nading signal.
	Like, really, what you want out of life is to have somebody who appreciates you and is kind to you.
	Right?
	Just have somebody around.
	That's pretty much what people want.
	And, you know, and, you know, like basic needs met.
	Warm house, good food.
	And yeah, like, the working life, it ain't all that exciting.
	But they certainly sold it as the meaning of like your meaning in life is to go have a career.
	Well, shit.
	Careers suck.
	Rather, but most jobs are not.
	Maybe there's like five people, right?
	That are living the dream.
	They love their job, right?
	Some of those CEOs, right?
	These psychos that work 18 hours a day to be a CEO.
	I don't know why the hell you do that.
	Like, they're not doing it for the money.
	They're doing it because they're psychos, right?
	But it's like, okay, good.
	It's good that we have a few psychos to run the corporations because I ain't gonna do it.
	But yeah, like, even like, like, Ellen, like, you've got a great job that you love, but still a job, I'm sure, isn't it?
	Self-care is just taking a spa day.
	I'm saying that men need to self-care now, and I don't think men need spa days.
	What do I know?
	Maybe they do.
	Who knows?
	You can wear purple lipstick for all I care.
	It's none of my damn business.
	You see, Public Pro, you want to make a really good argument against homosexuality?
	Is point out that it doesn't.
	It's not very conducive to finding somebody that cares about you.
	That's really the stronger argument against it.
	The more ridiculous thing is that people are trying to be homosexual these days.
	Well, okay, I said trying to be.
	I was going to say they're trying to do it because they want to have a group to identify with.
	But I also think there's an element there of if you never try, you didn't fail.
	The whole heterosexual thing, the man-woman thing, very difficult and challenging.
	Right?
	Because men and women are different.
	We're compatible, but we're different.
	We don't have the same sorts of needs as one another.
	And trying to balance those needs and take care of your partner is really, really challenging with heterosexuality.
	And there's more at stake, right?
	Because any, like you go on a date with a member of the opposite sex, that is a potential child and family.
	And so if you screw up the date, then that possible life just disappeared.
	Whereas if you engage in a homosexual encounter and screw it up, it doesn't go, and who fucking cares?
	Right?
	Like, there's go find another one.
	i think that's a nature aspect of it as well what's the samadhi so people don't feel alone People aren't into being.
	I'm going to rephrase that.
	Yeah, people, everybody thinks they want to be unique.
	It's like, eh.
	No, you want to stand out.
	You want to be a peacock so somebody comes and asks you on a date.
	That's what you actually want.
	And then once you go on the date and it works out, then you're boringly normal, which is actually what you want to be.
	A lot of women who transition end up dating gay men, which is hard to understand.
	Well, because they're not really trans.
	Oh my goodness.
	That sounds unpleasant on many levels, Ella.
	Yeah, like it's a fantastic job that you have.
	still a job.
	About the anal damage, public frog, I'm I'm not a medical doctor.
	I'm a social commentator that knows a lot of psychology.
	I don't know.
	Let's probably do keyboard exercises.
	That'd be my advice.
	You know, the thing that really strikes me about this whole LGBT is, like, it's not even...
	How is this even a thing?
	What do lesbians and gay guys have in common?
	Aside from the fact they both hate women, but don't...
	They just buy into it.
	And it's like, okay, isn't the.
	Alright, first of all, you don't need any sort of support group if you're a bi woman.
	Nobody cares.
	God, college, man.
	I'm bi, right?
	You know?
	Have you ever slept with a woman?
	Well, no, but I thought about it once.
	Oh, okay.
	All right, you're one of those, are you?
	Well, good for you.
	Here's your pride sticker.
	Shit.
	The other thing they're going on a lot about lately, I keep seeing this, right?
	I don't go looking for this, okay?
	It's not like I'm looking for this.
	This just pops up.
	By erasure.
	By erasure.
	Isn't the whole point of being bi that nobody notices if you don't want to?
	Isn't that like the invisible man complaining about his superpower, right?
	Like, who cares?
	If you're bi, you're straight until you feel like you don't want to be.
	Like, that's the whole advantage, isn't it?
	Shit.
	And then trans is like they use one letter, trans.
	When there's a whole, like, there's so much going on with that.
	Right?
	It's not a thing.
	It's not just the MTF and FTM.
	Okay, so those are completely two different things.
	But then within those groups, you have more subgroups within those.
	You know, like cross-dressers are.
	But no, it's all one thing.
	It's all one thing.
	And we have a month for people that are.
	Are they gonna have foot fetishes next?
	It's like this is not a thing.
	This is not a meaningful taxonomical group.
	This is a very stupid and useless label.
	The only time that label made any sense was during the, you know, in 50s and 60s.
	There was this strongly enforced traditionalism at the time.
	And so these disparate groups were being targeted under one law.
	And so that one law actually kind of manufactures the group.
	And guys, this is...
	Okay, Sun Tzu said, Always leave your enemy somewhere to retreat.
	Because if you box your enemy into a corner, they will fight to the death.
	And you don't want to fight to the death.
	Like, the greatest victory is to win without fighting a single battle.
	The less fighting you have to do, the better.
	And so if you, like, this is part of the reason I am so critical of how trads love to go after any deviancy from the norm whatsoever.
	It's a mathematical fact, okay?
	Harry Ball theorem, ironically enough.
	Go look that up.
	It's a mathematical fact that there is nothing perfect.
	Alright, there's always going to be the exceptions.
	There's always going to be the deviance.
	And if you try and eliminate deviancy, you actually make it stronger in the process.
	The true Tao is to accept that you'll never eliminate it.
	Things are never going to be perfect.
	And to work with what you got, right?
	To encourage a forward momentum to civilization, a design philosophy to the whole thing that you're putting together, to encourage that, but except there's going to be imperfections along the way.
	Is it quiet?
	Yes, I said hairy ball theorem.
	Minute Physics did a video on that.
	You cannot have a hairy ball where the hair is combed down such that there is no point where the vector isn't equal to zero.
	I have cohib 420.
	That's a fantastic name.
	How's it going up in Kanuka?
	Have you lynched your POS Prime Minister yet?
	Oh, geez.
	You know, I was just, Larry Hirsch just linked me to a video.
	let me top off this ice.
	So, I'm gonna tell you about Canada.
	The person in charge of writing sex ed over in Ontario is a convicted child pornographer.
	That's Ontario.
	Ontario is a godless shithole.
	I have zero sympathy for anybody that suffers a violent crime in the city of Toronto.
	Because the city of Toronto changed its ancient motto recently.
	Something in Latin, I forget what it was, but now it's diversity is our strength.
	So if you suffer because of that diversity, you deserve that for being in Toronto.
	Everybody in Toronto deserves to suffer violent diversity, in my opinion.
	I've seen them.
	On the off chance that anybody trans is listening, please don't get the bottom surgery.
	Okay, like that stuff's just horrific.
	All right, it's terrifying.
	That's, man, it's like I want to cry when I see that stuff.
	It's just mangala-level experiments, you know?
	Like, alright, go ahead, take the hormones, get the silicon adjustments, like, go, go knock yourself out, right?
	Those mutilated genitals though are just horrific.
	Please do not give the foot people their own month.
	You know, that would be funny.
	If we could start, like, demanding a foot fetish month, be respected, a foot fetish parade.
	Let's see.
	Is the volume quiet on this, guys?
	I might be able to do something about it.
	What about the feet butts people?
	Yeah, like we're fast approaching that idiocracy level where it's like the the woman cutting a steak using holding the knife and fork with her toes where that becomes pornography.
	Maddie says that arguing she might take a little longer to know the guy.
	She says Siri would want to focus on a job.
	Okay, so how do you stop Tranny Storytime Hour?
	Well, first of all, a lot of tranners are very opposed to this sort of stuff, okay?
	So again, this is what I'm saying.
	It's such a motley crew, right?
	It's not even.
	Like, they're.
	Cross-dressers and trans that are actually trying to live, like, they've got nothing in common with one another, right?
	Completely different things are happening there.
	And really what strikes me, what really blows me away, is, like, I told you, that video Devonstack played was of a mother and her son reading the gay BCs.
	How awful of a mother do you have to be that you think that your six or seven year old son needs to learn about homosexuality?
	Like, it's, it's not, LGBT isn't even a thing.
	It was only a thing during the Stonewall riot period, right?
	It was made into a thing by the government trying to crack down on it.
	But it's not a thing anymore.
	Right?
	Like, that's part of the reason they're inventing so many labels.
	Everybody wants to join.
	It's the cool kid club.
	So everybody wants to join.
	Same way, everybody wants to pretend they're a hippie these days.
	Everyone wants to rebel against the man in a pre-approved fashion.
	Your kid doesn't need to know about this.
	How stupid and insane do you need to be?
	And so that's the thing.
	It's not that the Tranny Storybook Hour couldn't happen without the participation of mothers.
	So I don't know if there's really much we can do about that.
	Now, and I'll tell you the interesting thing about the guy writing the sex education, isn't it interesting?
	It's a person with a name that's definitely behind that.
	That's something interesting there, isn't it?
	Maybe Ontarians want to do something about having a child pornographer teach their kids about sex.
	Maybe they should do something about that, right?
	It's kind of rough if you're a parent dealing with what are they going to be teaching at the school.
	That's a difficult thing.
	But simply not taking your kids to Tranny Reading Hour is a fairly simple thing to do.
	You know, I guess what's so irritating about all of this is that back when, see, back when the hippies were doing all of their stupid parenting practices, it was against the system.
	Whereas these people are doing it with the system's approval, which is just so irritating.
	They're so smug about how much more woke they are than you, while doing exactly what they're told to.
	It's the worst of both worlds.
	Drag queens and that shit need to be contained to the CD strip and only after 10 p.m.
	Yeah, exactly, which is like nobody wants to do that at 8 a.m. anyway.
	Aside from those weirdos at tranny storybook hour.
	What is it with it?
	It's like.
	It's like something about American culture.
	You can have nothing of something, or you can have way too much.
	Right?
	Can't we just have a little bit of weirdness?
	Can't we have just a red light district?
	You know?
	No, no.
	It's either we completely ban strip clubs or we celebrate stripping as legitimate work.
	Right?
	I mean, like, the huge irony here, too, right?
	Especially.
	Not targeting everybody, everybody on OnlyFans, right?
	But the girls and OnlyFans that complain about how sex work isn't recognized as real work, whatever it is.
	It's like, honey, everybody likes having-I don't know if you know this, but just about everybody likes having sex.
	The reason that most people don't, they don't do it professionally, is because of the social stigma attached to it.
	Now, here's the irony: the reason you're making so much money on OnlyFans is because there's a stigma attached to it.
	If there was no stigma, people would do this for free.
	So, if sex work were legitimized the way you want, you'd no longer get paid for it.
	Everyone would do it for free.
	There'd be no money in the industry.
	The biggest threat to your business model is swinger clubs, not churches.
	Churches are what allow you to have a business model, for crying out loud.
	Siri argues she wants to be a young hot mom and can have a career any time.
	Older I get, the less crazy Siri sounds.
	Well, and it's there's a funny effect on a guy, too.
	Like, when a guy has a wife and kid, I think it's a lot easier for him to go to a job and make money.
	No, no, I'm gonna try and avoid the particulars of my personal hygiene rituals.
	I did get some nice beard cream, though.
	Smells of pine.
	And it even has like a total beardy man logo.
	I'm such a frickin' hipster, aren't I?
	Isn't Faith Goldie from Toronto Shep- Yeah, she might be.
	I mean, I'm from Hamilton, which is not, it's just like an hour off Toronto.
	Because it's just a giant city between Hamilton and Toronto, so.
	It's just amazing how brain dead all people are.
	My aunt and uncle are out there.
	And they're like, oh, it's so good that we have COVID lockdowns.
	Absolute morons.
	Absolute morons.
	Man.
	Apparently, mouthed off.
	My uncle mouthed off my mother recently.
	I really hope he does that when I'm around.
	I'm just going to rip into him.
	Okay, okay, buddy.
	Buddy, you with your German heritage.
	What is with your people?
	And design these sick mechanical devices to murder people.
	They can't even murder them properly.
	Yeah, you killed all the good ones and left the sneaky rat fucks to come infest our education system.
	Way to go!
	Your heritage disgusts me.
	Oh, God.
	Man.
	I kind of like tearing into people.
	Hmm.
	It's worth the psychopath doctor's willing to do the bottom surgery.
	I.
	Yeah.
	Okay, Boeing's fine.
	Okay, excellent.
	See, I could try using my earbuds.
	They've got a voice thing on it.
	I don't know if that'd be better or worse, though.
	Go away, Baitin.
	It was a fantastic movie.
	I'll check on when I download videos.
	See if, well, assuming I can.
	Right?
	We're still testing out the new setup.
	Can you homeschool in Canada?
	You can.
	You can, which is what I would probably do.
	Um, I like both.
	A guy I know broke down and finally got the vaccine because he wants to still be able to vacation in Europe.
	My family read to me there's no need for a stranger in a sequined dress and lace front way to do it on their behalf.
	Well, you know what really blows me away, too, is the...
	Like, I've seen videos where they're rolling around on the floor with these kids.
	Meanwhile, school teachers are forbidden from hugging a kid that's crying.
	It's so deeply inappropriate.
	Oh, God.
	Like, guys, just do what you can with the vaccine.
	I strongly recommend you don't take it.
	It seems.
	It seems a completely unnecessary risk for a disease that.
	They have not demonstrated that it's harmful.
	They haven't even isolated the damn thing, so how do we even...
	The science is all shoddy.
	The legalities are all shoddy.
	The social atmosphere is one of insanity.
	And, you know, I'm just really bloody minded.
	When you start to tell me that I gotta do something, really, you're gonna make me.
	Why don't you try and make me?
	Let's see how that goes for you.
	I mean, you give me a good argument.
	Like, I'm an extremely conscientious and moral person.
	Don't tell me to do something stupid, though.
	There was a bad flu vaccine in the 70s that turned people into vegetables.
	But what about thalidomide?
	Another thing I find funny.
	Like, the left is the party of unions, right?
	And of workplace safety, which was very much needed back in the 70s.
	There were so many just atrocious abuses of workers back in the 70s.
	Like, you were expected to just be exposed to toxic plastics that would cause your body to break down in 15 years.
	So, yeah, the party of big corporations abusing the little guy now wants the big corporations to be able to experiment on the little guy.
	It's but these people, they don't reason, they don't talk, they I wonder, were people always this stupid is it the fluoride stare?
	Like I seriously wonder if there's something in the environment that is just screwing people up
	As soon as you try and talk to one of these people you say anything they don't want to hear they just start No, no, no, no, no, they won't hear any of it easy living.
	Maybe maybe I don't know.
	These people are mental.
	And by the way, guys, like, don't psych yourself out about all this too much.
	Okay, I'm going to tell you, I had a conversation that drove me up the wall the other day.
	Actually, I had two conversations about this.
	The first conversation was with Big L. We're talking about that ship that got crashed in the Suez Canal.
	And he says to me, you know, some people thinking that they might have crashed it on purpose.
	I'm like, oh, really?
	Why, though?
	Who benefits?
	He's like, I have no idea.
	That was it.
	And I had a conversation with somebody else.
	You know, they think it might have been on purpose.
	I'm like, okay, but why?
	Well, it's come out that the Clinton Foundation owns the ship.
	Uh-huh.
	And maybe crashing the ship will help them destroy the world economy and force us to eat bug meat and live in plastic bubbles.
	Or maybe the ship just crashed.
	You know, it's the same thing.
	I was saying the same thing to the young lad that got up, stood up with by that girl.
	And he said, well, she's probably with Chad right now.
	Blew me off for Chad.
	I'm like, dude, dude, dude.
	Stop.
	You're turning an unknown event into this vast conspiracy, this disempowering conspiracy.
	Like, what sort of Xanatos gambit are you playing?
	Where crashing a container ship and disrupting traffic all over the planet is like what series of dominoes topple over so that at the end of them you profit Like, how do you have, who has this much knowledge and information that they even know where all of these dominoes are?
	Nobody has that much information, okay?
	The.
	There are no conspiracies that big because they're with no payoff to them
	Now conspiracies do exist okay like you want a great example there was that Volvo Volvo released a green vehicle and they cheated on the emission standards They somehow like I forget the details they somehow designed it so that the vehicle would fake emission standards when it was being tested So that you'd think it was greener than it actually was
	And to accomplish that you quite a conspiracy was needed.
	There were a lot of people involved in achieving that result Right?
	We're talking like executives engineers, technicians a lot of people were involved in that conspiracy to set like to sneak under the the government watchdog and sell these cars, that.
	So yeah, conspiracies absolutely exist, but there's usually a benefit to them right, like if we can get away with X, then we can achieve Y.
	I mean even something like 9-11 again, I don't know if 9-11 lots of weird data points.
	With 9-11, Building 7 falling over that's really weird.
	Finding one of the terrorists passports in the wreckage?
	That's really weird, and you know lots of it.
	Shipping all of the steel to China to be melted down before it could be investigated?
	That's really weird.
	Lots of weird data points although, to be fair, reality is always weird, anything that actually happens.
	You find lots of weird stuff there as well, but you know there's a.
	There's a number of direct benefits.
	9-11 was extremely useful.
	The United States security state it was extremely useful.
	It's man.
	There must have been so many people jumping for joy when that happened, because that's exactly what they'd been looking for.
	So you know it's a pretty one-two thing.
	Oh, terrorism, now we can monitor everybody's email.
	Now we can justify more expansionist wars in the Middle East, etc.
	I mean, 9-11 was used to justify the invasion of Iraq when Iraq had nothing to do with it.
	So again, I don't know if that conspiracy is true.
	I know the Volvo one is true, 9-11 could just have been some Saudis flying a plane into a structure.
	Like, it's also the perfect setup, right?
	Like, it was.
	Something like 9-11 was just waiting to happen.
	Or it could be a little bit of both.
	In fact, that's kind of where I lean.
	I think that, yes, it was a Saudi plan, but certain Intel assets knew about it and took advantage of it and made the most out of it.
	And, you know, they probably even had some cynical calculation behind it.
	You know what?
	We're going to sacrifice a thousand American lives today, but in the long run, it's worth it because we're going to save 10,000 lives based on all of our projections about the Middle East.
	So that kind of makes sense to me.
	But we start pausing that they're crashing a container ship to destroy the economy so that Clinton can sell you bug burgers.
	It's like, okay, now, see, you're stretching now.
	You're stretching.
	There's no obvious benefit to this.
	There's no obvious collusion.
	And just because the Clinton Foundation, I don't even know if they own the ship.
	It's like, yeah, don't they own everything?
	Right?
	It's a major billion dollar charity that...
	Yeah, sure.
	Of course, they're connected to everything.
	So you can't let these conspiracies run away with you when they're nonsense like that.
	And the.
	All right, let's take the COVID then.
	COVID arrived at the perfect time.
	Now, if you guys are old enough to remember swine flu and avian flu and even Zyka, right?
	Actually, I actually fell for Zyka at first.
	Zika virus turned out to be an absolute nothing burger as well.
	But they were claiming, I mean, I guess, okay.
	They were saying that if a pregnant woman got bit by a mosquito with Zyka, it would give her kid brain damage.
	So, given that mosquitoes are a major disease vector, that sounds plausible.
	That sounds like the sort of thing, if you have a pregnant wife, you know what?
	Like, esconce her in velvet during the pregnancy.
	That sounds like a reasonable precaution right there.
	Although it turned out to be nothing.
	But if you remember avian flu and swine flu, all of the nurses were so excited about this.
	Like, oh my god, we've got a pandemic.
	Everybody needs to deep-a-deep dupe.
	I'm like, no, you just.
	You're just pretending that you're a character in the pandemic movie right now.
	Right?
	You've got this boring job, you know, taking care of sick people.
	And, you know, it's not like Doctor House on TV.
	It's mostly just, you know, I won't get gross, but it's like, look at what Elo was doing earlier today.
	you to pull a dead dog out of another dog, you know?
	Most of the work ain't glamorous.
	And so with bird flu and swine flu, it's like, oh, look, it's a worldwide pandemic.
	suddenly can be glamorous.
	Maybe part of it too is that the you're allowed to hate a disease.
	Do you remember when there was that Ebola scare a few years ago?
	And rather than doing a proper lockdown, which they should have done, they say, no, we can't possibly do anything that's slightly anti-immigration, right?
	Because hating Ebola virus implies hating Africans.
	Which is stupid.
	But that's how these monkeys think.
	Now, this one, on the other hand, now it did initially, right?
	People were calling it the Wu Flu.
	And saying, oh, that's racist.
	Stop Asian hatred.
	Right?
	You had, who was it?
	Was it Kamala Harris?
	running around at the Chinese New Year festivals, accusing Trump of racism.
	Basically, you had the same thing happen with this virus as happened with the other two, but on a larger scale.
	With the swine flu and avian flu, it only hit the nursing establishment, right?
	Nobody else gave a shit.
	Shut up, nurse.
	So the nurses were running around all excited about it.
	But nobody else was.
	Yeah, go to hell, nurse.
	Donald Trump was the obvious thing.
	If you lock down the economy, you destroy all of the economic gains that Trump accomplished.
	It's a.
	Anyway, I'm not going to go into it.
	You get where I'm.
	You understand where I'm going with this.
	It's just there were a lot of people that had a small benefit from overreacting.
	And society in general, everybody is really, really stressed out.
	Ironically, I think one of the reasons, and this goes back to what we were saying at the beginning of the stream, one of the reasons people are stressed out is because we've seriously failed to socialize kids.
	The schooling system in the West just utterly destroys kids.
	They have no idea how to socialize.
	And the messages that we're feeding them.
	Part of the reason I think that people like anime is that the script being handed to people in anime is a fairly healthy script.
	It involves getting married, going to your job, you know, being what like that whole 1950s horror is being promoted.
	And that does tend to turn out pretty well for people.
	Whereas what we've been promoting is, no, no, don't have a family, go get a job, have lots of casual sex, hate the other sex because they're all evil and they're trying to take advantage of you.
	Yada yada.
	And just everybody gets neurotic from the whole thing.
	And, you know, all of this feminism that guys like me have been opposing for all of these years.
	The funny thing is, the feminists think they're suffering anxiety because of evil white supremists that are opposed to feminism.
	The reality is they're feeling anxiety because the feminist script is poison.
	They're living miserable, loveless lives.
	And it's the people trying to give them medicine that they blame for their anxiety.
	A self-fulfilling prophecy of misery.
	And that in turn, the men are miserable because trying to meet women is so insanely difficult these days.
	Everybody's primed to view the opposite sex as the enemy.
	And so, in this social setting, this virus arrives, and finally, we have something we can express all of our anger against.
	We can hate that virus, blame it for everything, use it to destroy Trump.
	Trump is the reason everyone's miserable, even though he's making the economy good.
	oh he said a lot of rude things so what i'm saying is like yes they are exploiting this virus but it's not like they planned it out You know that saying, the sort of person that jumps in front of a parade and pretends to be leading it?
	Well, imagine the parade wanted to be led, right?
	And so, when you're talking about what they're doing with these lockdowns and the mandatory vaccine passport and all of this crap, it's largely a case of these people jumping in front of the parade and wanting people to follow them.
	Part of it, too, is atheism has become ridiculously popular and not high-minded atheism either.
	We're talking about the petty nitpicking sort of atheism, the I fucking love science crap.
	That they need, they still like these are ironically, ironically about the atheists, the atheist cult, is they are some of the most spiritually simple people out there.
	Like, imagine you're a priest, all right?
	Not all of your congregation is going to be reading Thomas Aquinas.
	A lot of them, they're just going to be simple people, and it's to help them be a good person and live a successful life.
	It's like you'll just bluntly say, Yeah, that's the devil.
	They're like, Oh, I hate that devil.
	You'll provide them a black and white morality because that's kind of the level they operate at.
	And the same thing for all of these atheist people.
	Like, look at their arguments against God.
	Their arguments against God are utterly facile.
	Like, the God they keep arguing against.
	I'm like, I don't know anybody that believes in that God.
	That's a really simple concept.
	That's a very childish concept of God that you're arguing against there.
	But just like the childish theist, they need their childish tokens of atheism.
	And largely for accidental reasons.
	Well, okay, here's how I figure this whole vaccine thing became so controversial.
	About a century back, we invented the vaccine, which was quite the invention, but was, in my opinion, a little bit overblown.
	It's not as harmless as they want you to make it, as they want you to think it is, and it's not as necessary.
	Like, ultimately, a vaccine is not as effective as having a healthy diet.
	It really isn't.
	You're teaching your white blood cells to recognize a disease, that's like the last line of defense.
	Not the first, right?
	There's a lot of better ways to stay healthy than a vaccine.
	But vaccines do help.
	And it was quite a scientific achievement.
	And so it kind of got inflated to be a little bit bigger than it actually was.
	But, you know, that happens, right?
	So we got the vaccine, and we got a few more vaccines.
	And we, partly because of vaccines, but also because of many other factors.
	I mean, honestly, you want to thank somebody for removing disease, go thank the plumber.
	Clean running water.
	That's what makes civilization.
	What makes it possible.
	Not the vaccine.
	But the vaccine helps.
	So, we got a few more vaccines.
	And things were fine and dandy right around until the 80s.
	And then, for whatever reason, I don't know why it started.
	It seemed to happen in the 80s that medicine became big money for like the drug manufacturers, manufacturing drugs, manufacturing vaccines became big money.
	Probably also enacted, like, there's probably some legislation passed affecting how health insurance worked, which meant that this was now a growth opportunity.
	And so we went from having about half a dozen vaccines to having like 20 or 30 vaccines, mostly for stuff that you don't need to be vaccinated against.
	You don't need a chickenpox vaccine.
	You need to catch it as a kid.
	I think, again, this is this American desire for purity in all things.
	Right?
	It's like, ew, no, we don't want to catch the disease kid.
	Americans want everything to be like ridiculously clean.
	You know, in Europe, they don't wash eggs after they come out of the chicken's butt.
	Because when they come out of the chicken's butt, there's a slimy thing on them that actually protects the eggs from getting infected with bacteria.
	In North America, we wash that off and spray them with bleach.
	And the European method of doing nothing is actually probably better.
	It's at least as good, if not better, and it's free.
	So.
	But no, everything needs to be perfectly clean and sterile in North America.
	So anyway, yeah, 80s, we start seeing mass vaccinations happening, right?
	Not just like a few booster shots, but mass vaccinations against everything in the kitchen sink.
	And so some people started asking, quite rightly, is this necessary?
	But then they said that vaccines cause autism.
	And there's a lot of anecdotal cases that are very convincing on their own merits.
	But there's no scientific evidence that vaccines cause autism.
	So I'm agnostic on the question.
	Certainly autism rates have been going up.
	There's been a lot of phenotypical aberrations, let's say.
	People are really screwed up these days.
	Okay, you can't argue that they aren't screwed up these days.
	But whether it's the vaccines or something else, who the hell knows?
	But the people that were advocating the hardest against vaccines were idiots.
	Very easy to be like, very like low-hanging fruit.
	Very easy to debunk these people.
	And the vaccines, meanwhile, are like magical science.
	Look at what science has done.
	Even though, again, vaccines are good, they are not as good as clean running water.
	So the whole vaccine thing became a flashpoint between the new form of Puritanism, known as atheism, religion for idiots, and the, I don't even want to call them traditionalists, right?
	It's not like the traditionalists, like traditionalists back in the 1960s.
	Man, in the 1960s, we used crystals to heal us.
	We didn't need these newfangled vaccines.
	Shit.
	And so the whole issue has become heavily politicized between the left and the right.
	It's a religious debate.
	A really stupid religious debate with very little science on the science side and very little tradition on the traditional side.
	So, yeah, basically 2020 was a way for all of the social pressure that everybody's been under, for it to, an outlet for it, to blame it on COVID-19.
	the evil flu virus.
	Also, an opportunity for journalists to have something to piss their panties about.
	Never forget journalists.
	Journalists are always at the root of any social ill.
	But then to, you know, form ranks again and hate the other side.
	So it'd be nice if people would like just think, wouldn't it?
	Ah, winning smile just followed.
	By the way, guys, follow me.
	I need 200 followers, I think, for the videos to be archived on here.
	I think, I'm not certain.
	I remember Zika babies.
	Oh no, I apparently can only go back so far with the messages.
	Hela says, my hair legit smells like cotton candy because girl shampoos and conditioners and products are straight up joyful.
	Ella, you need to get some of that strawberry stuff.
	Then come over here and see what happens if we mix it with pine.
	I need to deal with Ebola.
	Keep calm and fresh wash and vomit.
	Laramie Hirsch.
	I like that pigeon-toed walk big hip girls have.
	I just like.
	I just want a woman in my life that I can slap around and tell her she's pretty.
	I still have nightmares about being back in high school.
	Bright, I don't blame you, man.
	High school's prison for children.
	It is absolutely atrocious.
	I'll tell you what, though.
	The people that bullied you feel bad about it.
	Yeah, okay, I'll tell you a little story I have.
	I got in touch with a girl I used to be friends with back in high school.
	We started chatting, and she said she was dating somebody from high school.
	I didn't recognize the name.
	When I saw the picture of the guy, I'm like, shit, that's the guy that just used to fucking pick on me.
	And for years, I thought about how, like, I'm going to find that guy, punch him in the face, something, you know, revenge fantasy.
	But then when I saw the picture of him, like, oh my god, life has kicked the shit out of this guy.
	That's not the guy that picked on me.
	That's just a guy.
	And, you know, he probably feels bad for picking on me.
	I don't want or need an apology from him.
	Like, it's just, it's a toxic environment for everybody involved.
	Like, you know what, man?
	If you grew up with abusive parents, you and your siblings are going to be at each other's throats.
	Right?
	Like, if you're, I don't know, like, one of your parents is making you compete for their love, then you'll be, like, really viciously competing with each other.
	You can't blame your siblings for that.
	You know what I'm saying?
	And, you know, nobody gets out of high school without being bullied.
	Okay?
	Everybody walks out of high school feeling like they lost.
	So, at least most people do.
	That's just some putting it into context, you know?
	Wink Smile says, it seems to me like a lot of people actually want something like a pandemic so they can feel like they're living in a Hollywood movie.
	They get excited at the thought to be a survivor of such a scenario.
	I mean, there is.
	I was thinking about that the other day, like the fascination with the end times.
	Like, there's this strange thing.
	We've got these two contradictory desires in us.
	And, okay, and I think you can see that expressed in religion.
	And we want the comfort of eternal life, but we also want the excitement of the apocalypse.
	And I mean, no different for liberals.
	They want to live at the end of history.
	Everything's fine.
	Just do whatever.
	But they also want to live at the.
	no the world is going to fall apart because of coronavirus.
	It's a simultaneous desire that see in the apocalypse all of your actions matter.
	But that's terrifying.
	Whereas if it's the end of history, if you're in heaven, none of your actions matter.
	It's really hard to accept that...
	By the way, here's an interesting thing.
	You know that poem by Frost?
	The road less traveled?
	Most people remember that poem, and they think it's about, I picked the road less traveled, and that has made all the difference.
	Right?
	Like, oh, be your own man.
	Don't follow the crowds.
	You're special and unique.
	Go reread the poem.
	The two paths are identical.
	He makes up a reason to pick one over the other.
	He's like, ah, that one looks less traveled.
	No, they're both equally untraveled.
	He's just making up shit in his head.
	And at the end of the poem, he's saying that when he's an old man, he's going to look back and it's like, oh, yes, I picked the less traveled route.
	And that's how my life came this way.
	It's like, oh, you just picked it random.
	It's like the choices you make in life, where you wind up going in life, most of it's just random.
	It really is.
	So much of it is just random.
	And that's actually what he's pointing out in the poem, but nobody gets it.
	He's being a little bit too subtle.
	He's even writing about a friend of his that they'd go on nature walks together.
	And this guy would always, like, after the nature walk, it's like, oh, we should have picked the other route.
	There wasn't anything interesting on the road that we chose.
	We picked the wrong one.
	And it's like, we just picked it random.
	It didn't matter.
	So it's actually, he's being funny, but he's being way too subtle.
	And so people think he's being deep and serious.
	So that's the irony: is that if we are at the end time, it's got nothing to do with us.
	And if we aren't, then we aren't.
	It's finding that how much meaningful choice do you actually have in life?
	You know, there's probably some sort of deep wisdom here that the things that you think you chose, you really didn't, they just happened to you.
	And the things that you think you didn't choose is when you were making a decision.
	There's a no, you do the metaphor.
	There's your deep wisdom for the night.
	Try and be less of an asshole.
	But don't let people treat you like shit.
	I don't know.
	Find the happy middle ground.
	Then he says, Timpool says he doesn't like to hire people that went to college.
	They don't know how to make a decision.
	You know what?
	That might be a huge part of what's so wrong with this world right now.
	I think too many damn people have college degrees.
	Can't remember what.
	When you most people seem to think, most people are fundamentally solipsistic.
	They think arguing is just constructing words in such a way to prove a surprising point.
	Because when you run into deep wisdom, It's somebody says a whole bunch of facts that you agree with, and then they lead to a conclusion that, whoa, you blew my mind!
	And they, but because your average midwif is not capable of deep wisdom, they think that, now see, I used to do this for fun, okay?
	I used to come up with the most ridiculous argument I could come up with, and then I'd argue it.
	Right?
	At one point, when I was living in Hamilton, I constructed a really convincing argument that Gore Park was the center of the universe and that everything returns to Gore Park in its time.
	Anybody that tries to leave Hamilton eventually gets sucked back to Hamilton and it's like Gore Park is the central of it.
	And everybody talking to me is like, you're making way too much sense, man.
	But see, I knew I was bullshitting.
	Or it seems like your average university grad doesn't realize they're bullshitting.
	This is why I get so frustrated with conspiracy theorists, too.
	For example, those the anti-vaxxers, they took this really extreme stance with really radical claims based on extremely tenuous evidence and thus invalidated the entire like
	We're now presented with this this devil's choice
	On the one side You got the anti-vaxxers, who are a bunch of crazy pseudoscience conspiracy theorists that talk nonsense all the time, And then you got the the vaxxer skeptic crowd, Who is right about all the facts they bring up, and then they say you should take the COVID vaccine, and I'm pretty sure you shouldn't, right.
	So it's like these two equally idiotic sides.
	I think a huge part of this is educating people in rhetorical skill without explaining to them that the purpose of rhetoric is to achieve the truth, not to just argue whatever bullshit you feel like, because it makes you feel clever.
	These people wouldn't know truth if it hoof kicked them in the jaw.
	People I've met with master's degrees can't be trusted to tie their own shoes.
	Their skill set is too hyper specialized.
	I think it's more than that.
	I think the whole institution is just so keep you on your toes all the time.
	Like nobody with an IQ over 135 gets a PhD, so there's no smart people at universities and so it's just midwits all trying to be fashionable and man just just smart enough to be.
	Dangerous is what university people are.
	Since when did Atheists ever think about spiritual things?
	Then science is their spirituality, like they.
	the covid vaccine is their eucharist and then they talked about dark matter and dark energy because they have to posit some unknowable matter to make their shitty models work Yeah, like I don't have a, I don't have an opinion on the dark matter thing.
	I.
	It really seems to me like their models are just wrong.
	But I don't fully understand the models.
	They're pretty complex models.
	And there's good reasons for these complex models.
	So I'm.
	I'm sticking out of that one.
	I'm not going to get involved.
	I don't know enough.
	Although I like it.
	It really does look like your models are just bad.
	72 doses of vaccines.
	72.
	See, having like six vaccines, okay?
	Pumping 72 vaccines into a developing child, that just really seems like a bad idea to me.
	Hey, I'm a big fan of giving kids chicken pox so they don't get the shingles when they grow up.
	But if some guy came along that was like, I'm all about natural parenting, so I bring my kid down to hang out with homeless people and spend the night cuddling with them.
	That way they're immune to okay, buddy, you need to calm the fuck down.
	There's gotta be a happy middle somewhere.
	Gotta be a happy middle between crystal healing and trusting everything that comes out of big pharma.
	There's a happy middle.
	I've been coming back to my years.
	You don't need to violently lather your whole body.
	Alright, like your arms, unless you've been outside working, okay?
	Your arms just need to be rinsed off.
	Your arms don't stink.
	You don't need to violently lather your arms and pull off all that natural surface oil.
	What is it?
	Crotch, asshole, armpits, and mouth.
	And if you're really efficient, you can use one brush for all of them.
	May God plunge the world in a cosmic basin of cleansing fire that all sinners know true torment both before and after death.
	I mean, you know, a man can dream.
	As long as I get to watch other people tortured in hell.
	Powerful women in government...
	Tell me which one is worthy of respect.
	By the way, that title on the stream, I don't know how to change that.
	That is from two years ago.
	I don't even know what the hell I was talking about.
	I'm sure I posted it sardonically, but yeah.
	I was trying to figure out how to change it before the stream.
	I don't know how to change the title.
	That might be the permanent title of my live streams.
	Why you should respect powerful women.
	Everybody says, I don't know if you've talked about this, but I feel that the not vaccine is destroying millions of people's immune...
	Oh.
	Oh good lord.
	Alright, so, you know I'm getting more ice.
	What I'm about to say is very tentative.
	So, yeah.
	This thing actually isn't a vaccine, it's programming for your, oh goodness, what the hell are those things called?
	Basically, inside your cells.
	Alright, you've got the nucleus with the DNA in it, right?
	Every so often, the data readers pop your DNA in two, run it down the track, and read the information off of it, duplicating it into an RNA strand at the appropriate times.
	So you now have got this RNA strand of coding information that leaves the nucleus and floats until it gets to a, I want to say ribosome.
	I don't think it's a ribosome though.
	I think I might have that wrong.
	Anyway, you've got this stray bit of code, and it hits this thing and goes, boop, it plugs into it, it gets read, and as it's reading the code, it's outputting proteins that this code specifies, specifies.
	And these proteins then go out to create the cellular wall, to do all the magic that keeps you alive.
	So what this vaccine actually is, it's not a vaccine.
	Normally a vaccine is a weakened form of the virus, a dead, it's like a virus that's been ripped in half so it doesn't have the part that can, I think it doesn't have the part that penetrates your cell wall so that it can, like what a virus does, it's a bit of RNA in a shell with a docking mechanism that latches onto the side of your cell, inputs that RNA, which goes to one of those ribosomes or whatever they're called,
	and the ribosome, upon reading this, prints out a whole bunch of proteins that then like reassemble into a new virus.
	And it keeps doing this until the cell explodes.
	Now these viruses go everywhere and latch onto every cell they can find and force that cell to, instead of building the cell, it builds viruses to infect other cells.
	So I think normally what happens with a vaccine is you take the virus, but you rip off the docking mechanism.
	So it's still got all that evil RNA in it, but it can't get inside the cells.
	And then the white blood cells, they stumble, hey, what the hell is this?
	And they notice the signature of that RNA.
	Like, I don't like this thing.
	I'm going to keep my eyes open for it.
	Now, this vaccine is not a vaccine.
	This actually contains that RNA strip, which will produce the proteins that this virus would produce normally.
	This is completely new science.
	We've not done animal testing on this.
	Or sorry, not on this particular one.
	We have done animal testing with it.
	And some of the, from what I've read, the animal testing they've done, They injected the RNA to produce the proteins that were the signature of this virus.
	All the animals tested positive for antibodies against this virus.
	But then, upon being exposed to the virus, they had an extremely negative reaction.
	One of them died.
	So, this is an entirely new type of vaccinating people.
	And, you know, we'll see.
	We'll see.
	It sounds like reckless, mad science to me.
	Might turn out fine.
	This might be the most amazing vaccination technology.
	Like, this might be like the new leap forward.
	This might be the Tesla of vaccination technology for all I know.
	Yeah, I don't want to be a guinea pig for it.
	And I think it's deeply unethical to experiment on the population.
	B, to legally remove liability for yourself while experimenting on the population.
	actually really my bigger problem with this I mean if they said this is an experimental experimental vaccine we're not positive about it but we're looking for volunteers Well, that's a thing.
	But no, there's going hogwild.
	Everybody has to do it.
	Welcome to modernity.
	You know, not to be really cynical, man, but...
	Nah, listen, I've got people I care about that have taken the vaccine.
	But I'd just like something to happen.
	I'd just like there to be some sort of consequence for people's actions.
	Like, this world just frustrates me so much.
	Like, anybody that seems, it seems to me like anybody that acts with honesty and integrity gets seriously fucked over.
	And people that act with wild abandon of all moral precept get away with whatever they like.
	Rootless cosmopolitans have owned government and culture, taking it in a very personal, virtuous, lucrative way.
	Nature always wins.
	Yeah, like, yeah, I want nature to show up and win, damn it.
	Like, here's the thing, man, if I pay the price for my hedonistic lifestyle, if I get liver cirrhosis, if I die of lung cancer, like, you know, that's my choice, man.
	man.
	Those are the fruits of my choices.
	I accept that, praise God.
	Just like some of these other sons of bitches to get the fruits of their choices, you know what I'm saying?
	You know, Public Frog, I really, really like that quote from Lord of the Rings.
	What about those who are dead and deserve life?
	Can you give it to them?
	No?
	Then don't be so quick to meet out death to those that deserve it.
	That being said, I ran into a really, really good essay by, I think it was George Orwell, about the pointlessness of vengeance.
	He was right after at the end of World War II.
	He was touring a POW camp.
	And there was this warehouse full of all the captured German soldiers with the Wehrmacht in or what the SS or whatever they were in one corner.
	And the guy touring, you know, like kicked a man awake and said, this guy used to run the prison camps.
	And Orwell looked at him and kind of like, he was just a pathetic specimen of a man.
	Right?
	Like, just kind of like beady-eyed.
	Like, the guy was clearly mentally ill.
	He's the sort of guy that would be, I don't know, like working at a post office.
	I mean, excuse me, sir.
	You put a 38-cent stamp on him, it's only 37 cents, and that's not the quote.
	That's sort of weenie.
	Like a total creep.
	You know, this is a stock character in comedy movies.
	Because it's like just this guy that he's being a petty little tyrant, but his tyranny is the fiefdom of this post office.
	So like you want to kick his ass, but at the same time, you feel bad for him because he's so pathetic.
	And that's what Orwell noticed with all of these prison camp guards.
	They were pathetic.
	And that even the guy that was kicking him away, it's like it's almost as if this guy had dreamed for years about getting revenge on the Nazis.
	And then he finally had his opportunity, and they were a bunch of fucking losers.
	And it's like there's no, there's no glory here.
	Like, the reason the guy was kicking the Nazi was to convince himself that he was feeling good.
	Yay, I've beat the Nazis.
	I got revenge on these fucking pathetic losers.
	Because only somebody that was a pathetic fucking loser would run something like a Nazi prison camp.
	You're not going to find somebody heroic to do something like that.
	You're not going to find somebody that's a man to do something like that.
	It's going to be a weasel.
	So I guess what I'm saying, Public Frog, is one thing.
	If there's somebody in a position of power, if there's somebody that's threatening other people, then you do the heroic thing.
	You take that person out to protect other people.
	Right?
	You got some maniac with the knife threatening people on a bus.
	You take your 9mm heater and you proceed to ventilate that person until they are no longer threatening anybody else on the bus.
	But once they're down, there's no heroism in beating the crap out of a mental patient.
	I just like a society where the mental patients aren't in charge of everything.
	What I find interesting is how the public discourse features people taking talking apocalypse on one hand and undateable women on the other.
	Have you ever tortured a small animal?
	Not on purpose.
	I once gave a poor little groundhog a death that was not as clean as it deserved.
	that really shook me up we talked about comic book movies one minute and invasion world war and depopulation the next I mean, shit, I've been so bored lately, but you've got a really good point.
	Like, I've got very little excuse for being bored.
	And at least I look super cool in my face mask.
	Yeah, 72 vaccines in the first 18 years of life.
	And not just the first 18 years of Maddie, I, one of my ex-girlfriends, her mother was like top level, not like the best in the world.
	Like, she went to conferences to give speeches on things to tell other doctors about how stuff worked.
	And she told me, it's like, I don't want to say as public kicks of the anti-vaccine movement, they're a bunch of cranks.
	We're vaccinating kids way too much, way too young.
	Like, they start at like three months, I think.
	Three or six months, they start vaccinating kids.
	It's absurd.
	Yeah, at 100, you become 0% human, 100%.
	You're just a walking sack of viruses going down the street.
	On Gab, someone was remarking how AOC looks like a soulless sex doll.
	That's a mean thing to say, but I can see that.
	You know, I think most, not all, but most of the Pizzagate thing is fantasy.
	But I think it's fantasy with a kernel of truth to it.
	Five years ago, AOC was a waitress.
	Living in, what, the Bronx or something like that?
	You know, boy, but just a normal, normal fucking person.
	And she's obviously not the sharpest tool in the shed, okay?
	Not retarded or anything like that, but she's not PhD.
	Well, PhD candidates aren't PhD candidates these days.
	She's not a rogue scholar.
	Simple person living a simple life.
	But probably a really decent person.
	Probably somebody that you or me that we'd love to hang out with.
	Five years ago, she was a real person.
	But then, young Democrats put out a talent call.
	They needed people that were from a normal background, Good looking without being too pretty.
	Check off some diversity boxes and willing to spout empty rhetoric while ignoring the massive hypocrisy that surrounds you.
	and she signed up for that.
	See, the Pizzagate thing posits that if you want to get into the halls of power, they drag you to a basement, make you rape a kid.
	They're like, here's your campaign sticker.
	No, I don't think it's that extreme.
	There's a fine line.
	There's a fine fucking line between, on the one hand, understanding how to make sausage versus turning a blind eye to hypocrisy.
	And I guarantee you, for AOC, there were a dozen other candidates exactly like her.
	And they were given the choice.
	Will you turn a blind eye to hypocrisy?
	Not, listen, this is how we make sausage, and nobody wants to hear about it.
	Sometimes we gotta make some deals to get the bigger purpose across.
	Let me put it like this.
	Like, I'm sure all of you guys worked retail, right?
	And when you work retail, you quickly become aware that all of those identical products are not actually identical, right?
	Like, you've got 20 pairs of jeans.
	One of them is the best out of those 20.
	You've got 20 jackets.
	One of them is just the best out of those 20.
	Good lord.
	Like, dude, you sell a car and they do everything they can to keep the cars pristine, but there's going to be one of those cars that a rock chip from the road jumped into the dealership, and there's a little teeny nick on that part right there.
	And when we sell that car, we're going to polish the shit out of her to hide that.
	That's not dishonest, okay?
	I mean, they drive off the lot.
	They've got 20 chips by the time they get home, right?
	You're not...
	There's a difference between that, between polishing that little tiny imperfection to make it look a little bit better than it actually is, versus lying about the fact that this car was in an accident.
	There's a huge difference between those two things.
	And that's the thing with AOC, is it's not about polishing over a rock chip.
	This was you have to be willing to betray the people you claim to represent.
	And 19 other people were made that offer and they said, no.
	No, I'm not going to do this.
	I'm going to go back to flipping burgers for a lifestyle.
	I'd rather flip burgers than be a liar.
	AOC said, How much do I get paid?
	And yeah, you're right.
	Her eyes are dead.
	That's what it looks like when you sell your soul.
	I like to get a beer.
	Now we're doing mRNA vaccine lectures.
	And now we're talking about government pedophile rings.
	Which, by the way, there's enough evidence to strongly believe that, yeah, there are pedophile rings.
	There's quite a bit of evidence for that.
	I just don't think it's 100%.
	It's not that ritualized.
	Here's the thing.
	Once you found an AOC, right?
	You found the perfect face.
	In fact, forget politics for a moment.
	Forget politics.
	Imagine WWE wrestling, okay?
	You're Vince McMahon.
	And do you have any idea how hard it is to find somebody that A is charismatic, B has the right look, C is addicted to working out, and D likes wrestling.
	Like, that is such a rare combination of factors to find.
	That once you find one of those people, you're not going to let them go.
	And if those people get up to some stupid shit, you're going to cover up for it.
	I mean, it's not like sports ball.
	Sports ball, anybody can play sports ball, okay?
	There are, for every sports ball player that makes it big, there's a hundred others waiting to take their spot.
	There are so many.
	Most people, I had a coach back in the day.
	Now, I don't know how true this is.
	This is his opinion.
	He said that, you know, every year I see kids that could be better than Wayne Gretzky, but they just don't have the passion.
	And even sports ball players get away with a lot of shit, don't they?
	Now, if you imagine something as exclusive as WWE or politics, finding that person that gets the votes, you'll cover up a lot for that person.
	And I think that's the main source of these pedophile rings.
	It's not that all of them are involved in it.
	It's that a small number are involved in it, and there's a cover-up for it.
	And the sort of psychopath that would lie the way AOC is lying is the sort of psychopath that's very prone to testing the limits.
	I mean, like, again, look at Hunter Biden.
	Right?
	That's a kid that he's never had a consequence in his life.
	Further and further and further.
	Let's videotape us doing stuff that we really shouldn't do with our faces in it.
	possibly my niece.
	The only good thing that might come from the George Floyd trial is that cops openly reject strong-arm tactics on criminals.
	Darren Chauvin will be convicted for following procedure.
	Yeah.
	Jeez, what the hell are we supposed to say about this?
	You know, I had somebody say to me, We're talking about that Floyd thing, right?
	I had somebody say to me they're opposed to cops.
	Well, the fuck do you think they should do?
	Right?
	If you don't want cops to make people bleed from the forehead, what the fuck do you think they should do?
	Well, I think we should try and talk to them and understand their perspective.
	Oh, really?
	Is uh is that what we ought to do?
	when George Floyd was holding a loaded pistol at a pregnant woman, we should just try and understand his perspective.
	This is the level of cognition we're dealing with, folks.
	I mean, the whole abolish the police thing.
	get more such stuff like us.
	Yeah, appreciate their perspective.
	And as usual, if you confront that person, they just retreat and stop.
	I'm not going to argue with you.
	You just want to argue.
	No, I'd like you to stop believing stupid things because you believing stupid things has consequences because you vote, You spread these ideas, you advocate for these ideas, and so the stupid ideas spread.
	Let me top off the ice.
	It's funny, because I'm not a fan of cops.
	I'm not a fan of cops from the exact opposite direction.
	I'm an extreme law and order guy.
	You know, I said before, there's two types of libertarians.
	There's the type of libertarian that wants an excuse to do whatever they feel like.
	And then there's the type of libertarian that's in favor of radical responsibility.
	I'm the latter.
	Like I said earlier, if the price of my sins is death by lung cancer, so be it.
	I'll own it.
	And I won't whine about it.
	At least not too much.
	Then there's the other type of libertarian that says, I should never be punished for what I feel like doing at the moment.
	I should never pay any consequences.
	See me?
	Am I harming anybody?
	Unless you can show me who I'm harming, fuck off, leave me alone.
	And here's a radical idea.
	How about you cops start finding the actual criminals?
	You know, the thieves, the rapists, the, you know, the whatever.
	And smack their head on the side of your cop cruiser a few times before you put them in the back seat.
	How about we do that?
	instead of coddling the criminals and so my frustration with cops is their constant intervention where they're not needed or wanted and their lack of smacking people's heads on the side of their cop car when it's duly warranted
	That's my frustration with them.
	What the hell are we supposed to do as a society where gently restraining a man that just committed theft, has a string of criminal activities throughout his life, who was just overdosed on a drug unbeknownst to you and is refusing to just sit in the damn cop car?
	What are we supposed to do as a society where the cop gets punished for that?
	Yeah, I don't like cops, but that cop was doing his job.
	He was taking a pile of dirt and holding it in one place so it didn't go dirty up something else.
	What the hell are we supposed to do now?
	Hmm.
	My rundown says AOC is strung out on Adderall.
	Yeah, she has the look, doesn't she?
	Again, most women her age have that look.
	Knight Cohib 420, the pro vaxxers are making the anti-vaxxers dig their heels deeper.
	Yeah, and vice versa, man.
	It's like both sides make the other side stronger.
	It is so...
	There's a good video by CPT Gray about how these debates wind up with like two...
	Like they form into two...
	He did a really good job on this.
	They form into two groups, hating the other group even though they never talk to the other group.
	Idiots on both sides.
	George Floyd won't help drug addicts, won't get rid of police corruption, will make low-income neighborhoods more dangerous.
	Cops won't follow procedures, the government won't protect them when it comes to it.
	Oh yeah, they shouldn't.
	Again, on the off chance, a cop is listening right now.
	Man, look out for your ass.
	Don't look out for anybody else's ass.
	Look out for your ass.
	You know, what's worrisome is that we're getting all these new technologies that nobody can argue against from a good place.
	Like the body cams on cops.
	Cops wearing body cams has, it's actually, usually it's good for cops.
	Nine times out of ten, a cop that would have been accused of being racist, no, turns out it was completely justified.
	The body cam proves it.
	At the same time, I'd kind of like the cops not to have body cams so that when they have some dirtbag and they know he's not going to get prosecuted because, you know, the crown prosecutors are jokes.
	They get some dirtbag, being a dirtbag, they grab and they smack us.
	That's the language these creatures speak.
	I'd like them to not have body cams so that they can do the bleed from the forehead part.
	I like the bleed from the forehead part.
	Good lord, I've been arrested.
	Okay?
	I've been arrested by a couple of cops that strongly implied that if I misbehaved, I would bleed from the forehead.
	First thing they told me after they put me in the back is they said, yeah, one time a guy pissed back there because he thought he could get away with it.
	We made him clean it up.
	First thing they said to me, hey buddy, if you're going to be an asshole to us, we're going to be an asshole to you.
	So check yourself.
	I had no problem with that.
	Didn't much like being arrested, but that seemed a reasonable stance for the cops to be taking.
	The only people arguing against body cams are the people arguing that it exonerates too many officers.
	Oh, by the way, guys, please subscribe.
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	You know what?
	Go over to one of Mr. Bollin's videos and click the like button, but do it ironically.
	That's a Mr. Bollin joke.
	Really funny.
	Can someone tell me what the whole title was for this?
	They should just try to understand the perspective of the wicked.
	Just sit down with them and have a talk.
	I swear to god, we do everything completely back-ass works these days.
	Like, here's sanity.
	This square is my lawn.
	Don't piss on my lawn.
	Don't fuck around on my lawn.
	Don't upset me.
	This is my lawn.
	If you upset me with my lawn, I will react with extreme prejudice.
	But if you're on your lawn, I don't care what you're doing.
	If you ask me for advice on your lawn, I'll give you a couple of tips.
	I'll help a brother out.
	I'll give you some advice.
	You know, with the asterisks.
	It's your lawn, not my lawn.
	This is just my opinion, man.
	Hey, man, just my opinion.
	the fuck do I know?
	I swear to god we do the exact opposite.
	We.
	What are you doing with your lawn?
	You need to take care of your lawn this way.
	You need to do this, that, the other thing.
	Yip, yip, yip, yip, yip.
	Fuck off.
	It's my lawn.
	Get the fuck out of here.
	But then when somebody invades your lawn, it's like, oh, no, no, now you need to use the kid gloves.
	We do the whole moral judgment thing on other people.
	Telling them how to live their lives, telling them what they need to be doing, all of the just shoving our nose into other people's business.
	But when they come onto our lawn, oh, wow, who am I to say what my lawn should be like?
	Shit, it's the exact opposite of morality.
	Good, Liz.
	I don't want to get so much hatred.
	I got a sneaking suspicion that's why I get so much hate.
	That I'm one of those weird sons of bitches that says that, yeah, somebody walks on your lawn, you ventilate the son of a bitch.
	That's how they learn their lesson.
	But if they're sticking to their own turf, what they're doing is their own business.
	The left wants to hand over their lawn to everybody.
	The right wants to go invade everybody else's lawn.
	Why don't you mind your own fucking business?
	There's an idea to live by.
	They should just try and understand the perspective of the wicked.
	You know, this is the thing with the right.
	The right spends all of their time fuming over, look at those wicked people over there.
	Yeah.
	Yes, it's a warm evening here in Calgary, so there's lots of ambulances out right now.
	That's funny.
	Oh, look at those people with their lawn.
	They're wicked.
	Their lawn is wicked.
	We need to pass legislation to make that lawn less wicked.
	Meanwhile, somebody walks in your lawn.
	Oh, but who am I to judge?
	Good lord.
	Cucks are the worst.
	Hey, thanks.
	I freaking love this jacket.
	Lawn forthwithers exist, learning to follow orders and impose the law.
	And maintain order.
	Impose the law of man and maintain the order of the corrupt.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, yeah, exactly.
	And, dude, if you got rid of the cops, like, let's say, hypothetically, let's say we fired every cop in Calgary.
	Told them to go fuck off.
	And especially the DNAs, we cruise, the DAs, we crucify.
	Well, crime prosecutors, but we crucify all the lawyers.
	Oh, God, I just ride my bicycle up and down that street of lawyer crucifixions every fucking day with an erection.
	But yeah, hypothetically, we get rid of all of them.
	Now what?
	Well, within six months, the Hell's Angels have established a police force, which is indistinguishable from the Calgary Police Service.
	And they go around.
	Anybody that gets out of line gets smacked around a little bit.
	Get the fuck back in line.
	Anybody who's smart enough to keep their out-of-line behavior, sub Rosa, gets left alone.
	They're not going to be hiring Rhodes scholars to be doing this work.
	Cops are what cops are.
	Don't expect too much of them.
	But don't think they can be.
	Like, you're always going to have cops.
	If it's not cops, it's bouncers.
	If it's not bouncers, it's mall security.
	You're gonna have something.
	Hey, CTRMNN!
	Good terminal.
	thank you for following.
	Now, shit, we've been going for two hours, haven't we?
	I was actually...
	I told Ella we're going to talk about aliens.
	We haven't talked about aliens, have we?
	What can I say?
	My best buddy had a kid.
	I've got no one to hang out with anymore.
	Save the alien talk for next time.
	I'll tell you what, I've been.
	I had an interesting idea.
	I was a deep dive on some of what's his name.
	Overcoming Bias Guy.
	some of his work with aliens and ufos one of the things he loves to do is the is to dig into the drake equation
	Now, the Drake equation, what the Drake equation boils down to is if you take the Derpa Derp, number of stars in our galaxy, rate of star formation, the number of stars with habitable planets, plants that develop life.
	create this probability formula, you wind up with this question, where the fuck are all the aliens?
	Because, well, even when you take the basic Drake equation and you punch in really, really conservative numbers, you still wind up with there's like 10,000 alien species in the galaxy, like intelligent alien species.
	Where the fuck are they?
	Why can't we see them?
	And so, oh good, what is this now?
	I can't remember.
	Overcoming bias guy's gone deeper with this.
	Looking at the steps of evolution that are necessary to create intelligent life.
	Like some of the basic ones to get human beings.
	To get tool users.
	So, number one, you need a planet in the Goldilocks zone.
	Number two, oh, now this is really interesting.
	Did you guys know that we are 80% of the way?
	Like the habitability period of our sun, the period where Earth is habitable, we're about 80% of the way through that.
	Another, there's a beautiful, beautiful Latin terminology for this.
	Was it Giga Anum?
	I think it's Giga Anum.
	Anyway, in another billion and a half years, the sun is going to heat up.
	Earth will no longer be inhabitable.
	Yeah, I'm feeling the whiskey.
	The Earth.
	Life started about 4 billion years ago.
	That's when the Earth cooled, the oceans formed.
	That's when life became a possibility.
	And it took four billion years to get to the point where we have intelligent life.
	or 80% of the way through.
	So he's done some really interesting analysis of evolution.
	Asking, like, what are the crucial things that need to happen before intelligent life becomes possible?
	You know, like, for example, one of the things that needs to happen is early life produced oxygen as a pollutant, as a waste gas.
	Now, oxygen has the potential to be a wonderful source.
	That's why all of the advanced life forms, all of the most energetic life forms, use oxygen versus plants that use CO2 and output oxygen.
	And it took about two billion years for that to happen.
	Another thing.
	Well, another thing would be sex.
	Right?
	Because a sexual species evolves so much faster than an asexual species.
	So sex kind of like opened up all of the experimentation.
	It opened up evolution.
	There was no evolution prior to sex.
	So what I'm kind of thinking about is Robin Hanson.
	That's his name.
	When you read Hansen's work, it's very...
	What's the opposite of lucid?
	Illucid?
	It's very illucid.
	He dives really, really hard into the mathematics of the whole thing.
	And I've been thinking about translating that into normie speak.
	Right?
	Because I'm just smart enough to understand all of this.
	just like like almost smart enough to understand what the hell he's talking about and there's actually there's actually very good reasons Or maybe not very good.
	Like we're kind of like we're just throwing darts while blindfolded at midnight.
	We've got one example.
	One of the things that Robin Hanson brings up.
	I was going to be all upset.
	She missed the alien talk.
	Imagine you have a bunch of combination locks that you're guessing at random what the combination is.
	And now some of these combination locks are super easy.
	Like it's a there's only ten digits, right?
	So it's a one in ten chance that each random attempt gets the right answer.
	Others are exceedingly complex.
	like one out of a thousand.
	So if you go to one in ten chance, I forget the specific numbers on this, and you try one combination every second, there's a basically you're gonna get a logit.
	No, no, you're gonna get well, anyway, you get a curve fairly high probability that you get the right solution within the first few steps.
	If you got one in a thousand, then you're gonna be you're gonna be playing with that lock for a very long time, probably.
	You might get it right the first time, you're probably gonna be playing a very long time before you get the right answer.
	Now, what if when you only get to see the attempt where you got all six locks correct using probability statistics with only one data point, can you make an educated guess on which locks were easy and which locks were hard?
	And he's done a ton of work on that.
	Ah, bathroom break.
	Then back to Aliens.
	So that's the crazy thing.
	Even though you only have one example, you can make some educated guesses on which parts of life are hard and which parts are difficult.
	Which is significant because we don't see aliens anywhere.
	Now, Meta Ronan said a couple of things.
	Need to address these.
	Hey, one ice cream.
	Thank you, Meta Ronin.
	There are the two...
	Alright, so the issue with aliens is that once you get to tool using, once you get to human intelligence, we're no longer talking about billions of years.
	By current estimates, if you traveled at 10% the speed of light, okay, I'm going off by memory here.
	Don't quote me on this.
	But if you're traveling at 10% the speed of light, it ought to take you about a million years to colonize the entire galaxy.
	So we went from billions of years to one million years, we colonized the whole galaxy.
	And before we colonize it, there's plenty of evidence that we're colonizing it.
	Once you go from evolutionary time to tool user time, it's like foom.
	Foom.
	It just explodes everywhere.
	So the real question isn't why can't we see the aliens?
	that why aren't the aliens already living on our planet and we are just monkeys that never got a chance to evolve into human beings.
	Meta-Rona brings up they might be living in simulations.
	They've uploaded.
	Uploading doesn't reduce your desire for negentropy.
	So we all upload, we live on computers, right?
	And it's all fantastic, but don't we want more power?
	We want more energy, we want more computronium to build even more and more and more on you know how the shark, if it stops swimming, it dies.
	Any living process that stops expanding dies.
	So just because we're living on computers doesn't mean we don't have a desire to explore and take over other solar systems.
	In fact, it expands that and makes it a hell of a lot easier.
	Manavron says, if you're looking for other humanoids occupying their same sensory space, like on Star Trek, you're in for a reawakening.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Yeah.
	I am, for the current sake, I'm limiting it to...
	We're ignoring exotic life, right?
	Like life on neutron stars, life within gas giants.
	We're ignoring that.
	We are restricting it to carbon-based life that exists.
	Now, again, it needs to be on the surface, not like the oceans.
	Could you get metallurgy going in oceans?
	Might get intelligent species under the waves, but could they ever develop technology?
	That's the question.
	We're going to assume they can't.
	So we're talking about tool users that live in an atmosphere on a water world like ours that have the capacity to expand into outer space.
	We're ignoring exotic life.
	Certainly doesn't mean humanoid, but they will probably breathe oxygen.
	Probably not the same rate as us, but okay, and yeah, yeah, Minoroma gets it.
	Human sentient time is accelerating, but we might crash and burn on this run.
	We have to hope another version of us or another species evolved sapients.
	By accelerating, and this is exactly it.
	It's like, where are they?
	There is a great filter somewhere.
	There is something that stops most incipient life from taking over the galaxy.
	There's a filter Now, the filter could be space travel is impossible.
	That, I mean, there's a lot of challenges with space travel.
	One of the biggest challenges, in my opinion, the biggest challenges, is that when you're accelerating between stars, so the nearest star is four light years away.
	And I believe if we accelerated at one gravity all the way there, well, halfway, and then we flipped around and decelerated, that would take about 20 years, something like that.
	Now the issue is, while there's very little matter in between the stars, it's not zero.
	And when you're going at those speeds, having a little grain of sand hit you is the equivalent of a nuclear bomb.
	But if the requirements for interstellar craft would be weapon systems designed to detect and target incoming obstacles, presumably a laser system could do this.
	And like just basically infect them with so much energy they blast the fuck out of there.
	that possible?
	It seems like it is.
	We've got good theoretical ideas about how to travel between the stars right now.
	It seems like it should be possible.
	that doesn't seem like it's the great filter you know the big worry 50 years ago was that well with the invention of the nuclear bomb we invented a weapon that we could destroy ourselves Is it that all intelligent life, is that the great filter?
	That we all destroy ourselves because we build weapons that are too good?
	Well, we managed to make it out of the Cold War without killing ourselves.
	And yes, nuclear war is a constant concern.
	It's a constant worry, but you only need one out of 10,000 to survive.
	One out of 100,000.
	to survive.
	And I think we've got a better than one in a hundred thousand chance of surviving nuclear weapons before colonizing other planets.
	So Robin Hanson's been doing a lot of work, suggesting that the filter is on the other side.
	DNA, for example, the development of DNA.
	DNA is uniquely good at replicating, but also varying.
	And if you didn't have DNA, if you had something that was not good at replicating, if you didn't have sex and replication, or alternatively, if it was too good at replicating, if there were no errors, either of those would preclude the advancement of intelligent life.
	you'd have nothing but bacteria.
	So yeah, I think it would be really...
	There's other issues too.
	It's like why we might be the first intelligent life.
	Because although there have been stars for a very long time, not that long.
	And the stars of previous eras were far more energetic than our stars.
	too hot, too fast for intelligent life to develop.
	So this is something I'm just fascinated by this for my own sake.
	huge sci-fi art but i've been half wondering like it it would it be worth my while would it be something productive to start writing a history of the universe that guy's best we understand it And putting it down to terms that make intuitive sense to people.
	historian's version of the universe.
	But everyone says by accepting, I mean look back at historical milestones.
	They're getting closer and closer.
	I know.
	I don't innately cynical about statements like that because it's like anybody can say that in any era.
	Anybody can say that in any era, but quite literally in a century we went from the first plane to landing on the moon.
	So yeah, things are accelerating.
	You know, interesting, mostly, most of the sci-fi.
	There's a lot of sci-fi that assumes that Moore's Law calms the fuck down.
	You're not, it's very rare to see sci-fi these days.
	That looks a thousand years in the future.
	According to McKenna, we were supposed to reach singularity in 2012.
	But maybe we didn't away and we're you know what?
	Okay, I think we mistook what the singularity was going to be, but didn't we?
	Like, right around 2012 is where we hit meta-meta-meta-politics.
	Like, infinite regress of meta-politics.
	So it really frustrates me.
	Part of the reason I turn to religion to reaffirm the ancient truths is that, like, we've hit so many levels of meta that everything said is a political statement.
	That's sort of sort of explain the Drake equation You never know until you know.
	And by the time you know, it's too late.
	You mentioned Gergelson completeness theorem.
	That's actually what drove me to religion.
	And Goebbels' incompleteness theorem is the point where you need to abandon math and go to faith.
	Because it says, it states, unequivocally, unarguably, it proves that we can't know that mathematics is true.
	We can't know that anything is true.
	In fact, a full and complete truth, a full and complete knowledge of anything is foundationally impossible.
	You know, I think this is why the left has retreated towards models of everything.
	Because foundationally, all you can ever possibly know is a simplified model that you hope mimics reality.
	And the left, you know, the left really is, the left, by their very nature, are zealots.
	They're religious zealots.
	That's what the leftist mentality is.
	It's the mentality of the religious zealot.
	And the incompleteness theorem, it's sort of the equivalent.
	If you- You went back to somebody in 1400, right after the plague, and you proved to them using scripture that God will never perform a miracle if you have true faith,
	Which is more or less what Aquinas did.
	Imagine that level of mindfuck.
	The proof of your faith is that you never see a miracle, and that miracles only occur for those who lack faith.
	Think about that level of mind fuck.
	That's what Gödel's incompleteness theorem did for the scientific method, for the materialist understanding of reality.
	And the left reacted by doubling down on their model.
	Gödel said that any model will be incomplete.
	I know I'm kind of bastardizing the theory, but if you actually understand the theory, you understand what I'm saying.
	Any model will be incomplete.
	Perfect knowledge will always elude you.
	There is no certainty in math or science.
	The left, being the psychologically needing-to-be true believers, doubled down on their models.
	They went hyper-atheistic, turning atheism into a religion, turning science and mathematics into a religion.
	They want moral certitude in their actions.
	When moral certitude is not something granted us mortal beings, that's the only thing so interesting about the ancient myths that the old gods would do the most ridiculous things, the most rude things.
	But because they were Zeus, they were Apollo, they were the definition of the word, nothing they could do could possibly be wrong.
	And so as mere mortals, we're left to ponder at the morality of cheating on your wife by turning yourself into a bull.
	We're dealing with the same fundamental issue with Gödel's incompleteness theorem.
	On the one hand, we need to make rational choices.
	On the other hand, rationality is completely impossible.
	Now what?
	You know what I think really drove the divide between the Protestants and the Catholics?
	I think after 1,500 years, after 1,500 years, we had the one miraculous person.
	That one person that was good.
	I mean, how fucking stupid is that?
	How fucking stupid that it's 2,000 years later and we're still telling stories about a guy.
	What was his accomplishment?
	not being an asshole and 2 000 years later we are seriously questioning if there wasn't a man 2 000 years ago who managed to not be an asshole
	Is life worth living, otherwise it's.
	Over 1500 years we had the Catholic Church, and the Catholic Church performed an amazing job, proving that everybody else who'd lived since Christ was an asshole.
	I think the Protestants arose because they said, no, no, no, I reject your reality and replace it with my own.
	it's hypothetically possible that there's a man alive right now that's not an asshole.
	And atheist cult is just the latest version.
	Oh, no, no, no.
	We're not assholes.
	We pay carbon credits because of science.
	it's just the latest version of puritanism good lord if i have any incipient historians listening right now you wouldn't you want to make your name in history Here's a paper to write.
	The reason the Protestant Reformation happened is because we gave monks too many rights.
	Nobody's written this paper.
	I guarantee this is what happened.
	It's that for 1500 years, Catholic Church real- we got these crazy people, they really believe in this shit.
	Fucking idiots.
	Okay, lock them up in the monasteries.
	Get them to copy Bibles all day.
	It's not that the printing press distributed Martin Luther's ideas all over Europe.
	It's that, because Martin Luther wasn't kept busy writing TPS reports, copying Bibles, because he was given the free reign to think and talk in public, The crazy got unleashed.
	Good lord, but could we pray for some cynical, corrupt popes, please?
	That's what we need.
	We need a cynical, corrupt pope, not a true believer.
	That's the last thing we need.
	True believers is how we wound up in this situation.
	I guarantee you, you look at this as a historian, as a theologian, and there was a loosening of the rules that allowed these crazy sons of bitches to start preaching in public and promising the hoi polloi that if we believed in them, it would be nothing but bread and circuses for all eternity.
	Heaven would arrive on earth.
	That's the same energy behind all of these atheist cult skeptics.
	I fucking guarantee it.
	Alan Watts speaks about the element of irreducible rascality.
	He says that it's like salt.
	Too much is no good.
	But you need it for a proper dish or you'll have no flavor at all.
	Oh, goodness.
	Wish I had a good war to fight in.
	Hey, Uwo.
	Glad to have you here.
	Sorry I don't speak Spanish.
	Yeah, I really wish I had a good war to fight him.
	I tell you, at least for me, violence is one of the times when things actually make sense, where they're actually pure.
	This is nothing but a bout of religious zealotry.
	How do you feel about the nucleotides taking over the runes on Mars that control my inside my chungus?
	This is a stream of corpse armor.
	Okay.
	Okay, so reiterate, please subscribe.
	I need 200 subscribers to be important enough to have leftover streams.
	I think.
	But I'm going to be re-uploading this one onto Bitshoot.
	So guys, I think I just blew my own mind.
	Okay, I just literally blew my own mind.
	It literally blew my own mind.
	I'm trying to recover from it.
	Oh, Doug 3, if you could only see the underwear I was wearing, you would be so worked up.
	Nowhere does the existential question get resolved.
	What does...
	What starts to happen is you start to see the existential question again and again and again and again.
	It's a different context, but it's the same question.
	And the like if you go to Martin Luther and ask, how exactly does the existential question, what ought we to do as finite beings that can confront the infinite?
	What ought we to do about that?
	Burn down the Catholic Church.
	And he asked that the modern destroy the oil industry.
	Because there's no miraculous evident, tear it all down out of spite.
	You know, the same questions I would ask Martin Luther about the Catholic Church ought to be asked to the modern environmentalists about the oil industry.
	What exactly is your problem with it?
	Oh, well, we're going to run out of oil eventually.
	Yes, we will.
	It's not an eternal solution.
	It's not perfect.
	It's a work in progress.
	So because we might run out of oil eventually, we should destroy all technological development.
	Because the Catholic Church is imperfect, we should rip it down and embrace wantonness.
	That doesn't really seem to click with me.
	As bad as the Catholic Church was, still better than nothing, isn't it?
	As bad as the oil industry is, it's not nothing, and it's kind of going somewhere.
	If not from the oil industry, we would not have had electric cars, would we?
	You guys comment a lot.
	Where did I serve?
	Um, Hamilton.
	I spent some time down at Fort Knox as well.
	Never got to go overseas, though.
	Where can you serve and what can you alchemy?
	I just alchemied atheist cult and the Protestant Reformation.
	You're welcome.
	What's your MOS?
	I was an American soldier.
	Canadian.
	My trade was infantry soldier.
	And it's a pretty damn good one.
	R031, as I recall, was my trade.
	You know what?
	I will tell you one thing I was terrible at.
	Mortars.
	I was actually part of the mortar detachment for a year or two.
	And I could assemble and disassemble the 60mm mortar?
	Like the personal mortar, the crew surfed weapon.
	The one you carry on your back.
	I could assemble and dessemble it blindfolded fairly quickly.
	I couldn't fire that damn thing to save my life.
	I mean, obviously, I couldn't fire it.
	You could fire a motor, you just drop a bomblet in.
	But I was no good with the accuracy on the thing.
	Rifle, I was fantastic with.
	Pistol, I've since learned to be good with.
	Even grenade launcher, I was good with.
	But mortar, frickin' useless.
	Like I just absolutely awful with mortar.
	So even on the rare times, like we were firing ammo, and there was uh I was with a younger soldier.
	I'm like, you aim, I'll load for you.
	I'll be the bitch, you be in charge.
	You know what you're doing.
	So do you like, dude, I served seven years in Her Majesty's Canadian Forces.
	Stolen Valor is one of the things that really upsets me.
	And no, no, I'm not stealing Valor.
	I had an honorable discharge.
	I got one medal while I was in, just the marksman medal.
	Where'd you guys all come from anyway?
	Well, obviously I'm gaining some steam here on DLive, but I'm getting this much trolling.
	Let's see what are we going for.
	I thought it showed.
	Ah, whatever.
	We've gone for three hours.
	That's a long live stream.
	Yeah, guys, make sure you subscribe.
	You know, this is funny.
	I've actually had this in the first time I've seen it.
	About three weeks ago, I saw a few comments.
	It might have been on Twitter.
	Claiming I was lying about my service.
	Which, dude, there's pictures of me on Facebook in uniform on exercise.
	So.
	No, I didn't lie about my service.
	Like, just people.
	It's funny, man.
	You know what's funny?
	Is that people that do lie about their service wind up getting surrounded by people that defend them.
	Not most of them.
	Let me, let me, let me.
	Most people that do the stolen Valor thing.
	I've run into a few people that I think were stolen Valor.
	And most people are just too polite to say anything.
	I'm not like Mr. Super Soldier or anything like that.
	I'm just a good infantry soldier.
	Guys like me, I'm like, you're saying a lot of stuff that sounds like you're lying.
	Well, even before I read, even before I joined the military, I had this book on the SAS about, and about private mercenaries.
	About how easy it is to check.
	Like, the people have done spec op shit.
	Most of them know somebody that knows knew somebody.
	So it's fairly easy to check whether or not somebody's stolen Valor.
	There's a fair number of people that try and go into mercenary work that are stolen valor.
	But a few weeks ago, I mean a couple of months, I don't know.
	I don't know.
	I noticed this.
	Much of the typical lefties started saying I was Stolen Fowler because they got nothing else.
	Nobody is trolling you.
	We are here to help.
	Well, thank you, Big Pogus.
	You really shouldn't just randomly accuse people of stealing fowlers.
	And we're apparently easily raided.
	See, back in my day, we trolled people it was actually funny.
	Can I block you from this app?
	Apparently I can't okay guys I'm going to tell you...
	I'm going to tell you how we trolled back in the day.
	So, what was it?
	Good lord.
	This was probably like 12 years ago.
	Me and my best buddy, we actually had like real jobs where we went to offices and we had computers and shit.
	And we were really fucking bored.
	So we'd be sitting around, just, you know, doing this stupid job.
	When one of the other of us would email the other.
	And the title of the email, all caps locked, we're doing it live.
	And the link.
	The link would be.
	There's a thing.
	Before I read it, there's this thing called Dick.
	And there's, you know, pop, funny videos on the internet.
	So we would, one of us would find a funny video that had funny drunk Polish man, funny Russian drive-in, whatever.
	We would find some video that had suddenly gone viral and had an ethnicity in the title.
	And it was getting all of these hits on the internet and we'd email the other guy, we're doing it live.
	And so then we would go into the comment section of that video.
	And we'd only leave one or two comments because this video that had like zero views went to like 20,000 views overnight.
	And we'd leave one or two comments.
	Like, you know that Russian people are so savage that they just go in the middle of the living room floor and they just kick dirt over it?
	That Polish people, they are, they are such, they are such primitive people that they sit down to pee, but they stand up to take a shit.
	One of my, okay, my buddy did this one.
	I can't claim the genius on this.
	He said, you know, in whatever country it was, all of your people just live on socialism and just have one giant computer made out of marshmallow keyboards that you all pound on when you hate on us Americans.
	Which neither my buddy nor I were American.
	And the beauty is that we got people to argue with us.
	See, that's the beauty.
	That's why trolling is an art.
	You actually have to get people to argue with you.
	You have to get people upset and emotional.
	We would go on this random video about Czechoslovakian people and make the most idiotic comment we could imagine.
	And then we would get four or five people to argue with us.
	You see, that's trolling.
	That's fucking trolling.
	Craig, there were times I felt bad.
	I actually made a Polish girl cry for claiming that they lived in mud huts with banana leaves for roots.
	And she was like, no, Poland is a very civilized country.
	You're making me cry.
	And I actually felt bad for that one.
	But see, that's trolling.
	Coming onto a live stream and insulting somebody on the oh, says he's in the military.
	Let's accuse him of stolen value.
	Like, that's not trolling.
	That's stupid.
	That's lame.
	That's like, like, that's.
	That's F-level trolling.
	The S-tier trolling is when you toss off a completely idiotic comment that normal people would ignore.
	And you find strangers to argue with you.
	That's how trolling is an art.
	You kids need to learn to do that properly.
	Insulting strangers on the internet, that's like, that's like, best case, that's like D tier level.
	Yeah, and using racial split, like...
	Like, dude.
	You obviously didn't listen to the stream if you think racial slurs upset me.
	Come on, get a grip you kids.
	Learn to- Learn to troll.
	You know, I'll give you some advice.
	So, when you guys showed up, I was talking about Drake equation, aliens, habitable planets, like all that sort of crap, right?
	You want to troll a guy talking about that?
	Do you think that there might be life on the moon?
	See, and then, then I spend 20 minutes talking a bunch of bullshit while being polite.
	I don't tell you you're an idiot to your face.
	That's fucking trolling.
	This is lame.
	Twelve guys with the Discord just showed up and spammed the comment section.
	This is why your generation can't get laid.
	Anyway, I'm gonna top off my ice.
	Where are we at?
	We are at.
	Oh shit, we still got 10 viewers.
	And some Slovakia.
	They use toilet paper to clean their ears and Q-tips to clean their nose.
	goddamn primitives.
	Anyway, guys, any final comments?
	I mean, I suppose they were successful trolls.
	Trolls.
	They don't distract with the strings, don't they?
	Anyway, yeah, toying with the idea of writing up a brief history of the universe... I would...
	I think I might actually make a really good documentary.
	Oh, yeah, yeah, good.
	I mean.
	I've been trolled more successfully and far better than that.
	I'm just sad they probably left before my trolling advice.
	Like, man, you want to be a troll?
	At least be ambitious.
	It's like being calling yourself a gangsta because you shoplifted a candy bar.
	No, dude, at least steal a car before you're gangsta.
	Got you who steals a car.
	You gotta have some respect for a guy that steals a car.
	I mean, it's not you shouldn't steal a car.
	I'll fucking kill you if you steal my car.
	But, you know, you got some balls.
	Guy that shoplifts a candy bar?
	I mean, throw the fuck up.
	Generation Fortnite.
	Shit.
	Yeah, like, I want to take it.
	I want to have laughs about being trolled.
	That was some really crappy trolling, bro.
	Let's accuse him of stolen valor.
	That's almost as bad as being stolen valor yourself if you really think about it.
	No, man, you should.
	Like, if you were trolling me, I'd be upset right now.
	That'd be funny.
	Get old man arena.
	Get them all worked up.
	Get them all angry.
	Man, there's so much stuff you could get me angry about.
	Like, there was even stuff.
	Like, if you trolled me properly, I'd get all worked up and angry and be shouting.
	Then the next day I'd be like, fuck, I got trolled, didn't I?
	Shit, those were good trolls.
	You nail it.
	The art of the trolls to force you to exert effort and to trip over yourself through the least amount of effort expended on their part.
	Yeah, they derailed us.
	They didn't really troll us.
	They just derailed us.
	Where the hell was I?
	Where was I and wasn't interesting?
	Because, eh, you know what?
	They were at least.
	They were kind of entertaining.
	I just want them to troll better.
	That's all I want.
	I want them to learn to troll better.
	There's one thing that I can leave behind when I die.
	It's like I would like better trolls in the future D lives yeah Yeah, you know what?
	It's actually a statement in favor of D-Live that we got trolls because I never had trolls over on whatchamacallit.
	So, at the very minimum, D-Live is suggesting this stream to other people.
	So, you know, that's something.
	Gerd All Drake equation, I was going on about Protestantism.
	I'm blowing my own mind, guys.
	Go to the washroom again.
	One second.
	Well, now
	that I do look quite self-important, don't I?
	One of the things that jumped out at me was the GYA terminology.
	Giga Anim.
	Giga Anim years ago.
	I like that terminology.
	I think one of the things I really, one of the things that I would like to see more of in history is context.
	So when the we was Kangs, right?
	Egypt was black African Kangs.
	Well, there's a reason that there's a term sub-Saharan Africa.
	When I was doing all my history courses, I kept wondering: okay, what do the people look like?
	Can I have a mental image?
	And when I was doing, when I was in university, they never actually described what people looked like.
	It was only much later in life that I learned that the North Africans were all Semitic people and the Southern Europeans were all European people.
	Right?
	Like when you study the Bronze Age, you've got in the north, you've got our ancestors in the north, and along the southern coast of Africa, you've got Semitic people.
	Two big cultural divides with Egypt being like the really weird melting pot of the ancient world.
	And I often thought how useful it would be just tell me, like, what's the skin color of Cleopatra?
	Right?
	Oh, Cleopatra is Greek.
	Thank you.
	That just, it, there is so much information in that simple statement.
	Cleopatra was Greek, but the ancient pharaohs were not Greek.
	There's a lot to be learned there.
	And, you know, I'm still sussing all of the details out.
	I mean, ultimately, all of it goes back, as far as I know, like the first extant religion that we had on the planet was Marduk in the Middle East.
	Judaism was an offshoot of that religion.
	But yeah, context.
	Another idea I've toyed around with is writing a history of the world for kids.
	Right?
	Not a definitive, high-level PhD history of the world, but like a you know, when I was a kid, one of my favorite books, I was huge into dinosaurs.
	I had this very extensive tome, it's probably about like this thick, right?
	And it had pictures, but had lots of words as well.
	Love that book.
	And it was a really good, you know, 80,000-foot bird's eye view of dinosaurs.
	I've often thought, why isn't there a book like that about history?
	Like going through the most primeval elements of religion and culture and showing how they developed.
	That would be a really interesting book.
	I think it would really help ground kids in who they are and where they come from.
	And, you know, maybe another version of that would be the universal book.
	What was the universe like when time began?
	Phoenician colonialism in the North African backwater.
	Fucking beautiful.
	Man, I remember one of my there used to be this.
	I think Morgan Llewellyn was her name.
	She wrote all of this historical Celtic fiction with a teenager.
	Don't hate me.
	With like a wicca vent to all of it, right?
	You know, in band class when I played Brian Boru's March, I actually knew who Brian Boru was.
	Anyway, she had, uh, one of her books involved the Phoenicians, and I didn't actually learn who the fuck the Phoenicians were until, like, a few years ago.
	Like it should be fairly simple to state the Phoenicians were an offshoot of the Jews.
	That colonized, like, like, Phoenicia is an island in the Mediterranean, isn't it?
	Something like that.
	Anyway, they're a bunch of descendants.
	Like, they are related to the Jews.
	Eastern Mediterranean.
	Why is that so hard to say?
	Was it assumed that everybody knew this?
	And then just stopped teaching us this stuff.
	I think I might be part of it.
	But since then, they've actually wanted us to become ignorant on all of it.
	Who these peoples were, where they came from.
	When I was young, I had an encyclopedia of world history.
	It had pages with illustrations and text.
	Each page was for a place, time, and history, i.e. the Hathburg dynasty.
	It was a great book.
	Exactly, man!
	That's what I'm thinking about.
	That's what that dinosaur book, right?
	Dinosaur book would have a like a cartoon picture of what we think the dinosaur looked like.
	Maybe a picture of the assembled skeleton, which is also theoretical, by the way.
	It's a guesswork.
	And then a picture of some of the best fossils.
	fantastic oh yeah and you just learned about venetian migration recently as well Yeah, I mean, I was wondering, who the fuck were the people the Italians were fighting over in North Africa?
	And what bothers me about it, it's such an obvious question, isn't it?
	You know, when Caesar was fighting the Gauls and fighting the Druids, Oh, good lord.
	I used to be all into Druidism when I was younger.
	And actually, one of the first books I bought on Druidism included Caesar's campaign letters fighting the Druids.
	It was actually free.
	Say what you will about the Neopagans.
	Some of them are very scholarly.
	And see, I've read a lot of debates.
	Like, I actually read stuff about, like, who were the Tuaha De Danan?
	I've read about the debates, that there may have been a Pictish society that was there before the Druids.
	And that they were conquered by the expansionist waves, which are basically ignored, but that the Druids are basically a bunch of Germanic people that conquered the Pictish people in Britain.
	And the Pictish people, who the fuck knows?
	Like, who the fuck knows is literally, but maybe not literally.
	figuratively what the book said.
	Why is it so hard to find this information?
	Yeah, another book.
	I wonder if this would sell.
	I tell you guys, is there one of the big challenges these days is books used to be part of an ongoing conversation.
	Books were the blog posts of the 19th century.
	They've got this eternal question of how the hell do I make money doing this?
	I mean, live streams are fun.
	And you guys give me tips every so often, so that's fantastic.
	But they're not, a book is mortification.
	But sometimes the book is too much dedication.
	I wonder, maybe I should really get into the whole UFO alien thing.
	That could be fun.
	Although, sadly, most of my work would be debunking.
	I hate debunkers.
	Might be why I'd be good at it.
	Right?
	Like, I hate how smug the debunkers are.
	Irritable, I can understand.
	I likewise get extremely irritated by the ridiculous claims that so many people make.
	Irritable, I can understand.
	Irritable means, like, I want to believe, but you're just being a shit.
	Like, you got to give me better evidence than this.
	What is that?
	Yeah, no idea Pixar didn't happen Yeah, man, I was reading through all of Robin Hansen's stuff.
	And I was reading through it, and I couldn't help thinking, like, this would make a great Netflix documentary.
	And the documentaries on Netflix are truly awful.
	Most of them are just fucking awful.
	Like, they leave dangling threads, they're just bad documentaries.
	They're not put together well.
	I was reading through Robin Hansen's stuff and I'm like, even as a math nerd, I have no idea what the fuck you're talking about.
	You're not presenting this well.
	I think I could present this really, really well.
	So how do I get money to put together I mean, okay, so a documentary about the current understanding of the Drake equation.
	Two challenges.
	Number one, the good narrative.
	Okay, like somebody that actually understands it and can write a script and even voice act it.
	Number two would be the animations.
	Somebody that can animate things.
	We need animations for all of this as well.
	But those two combined, I think that you would have a really, really good Netflix documentary.
	Another thing, another interesting thing about the last generation of science entertainers.
	Who's the guy with the yellow jacket?
	What's his name?
	See, this guy, and then all of the...
	Robert Hansen brought this up.
	He was very polite about it.
	But basically, they thought there were sociological solutions to the fact that a shark needs to keep swimming.
	All these old science guys back in the 70s.
	They acted as if only humans could learn to respect one another, then we could get rid of war.
	Yeah, and if only each man could do what he needed to do, but only take what he needed, then communism would work, right?
	Yeah.
	That's not the law of the universe.
	The law of the universe is first come, first served.
	Now those really are some of the best sci-fi novels.
	The ones that address the question: what might humans and aliens have in common?
	How could we possibly get along?
	Orson Scott Card answers this by saying that we all love God, which is a very interesting answer not to be dismissed.
	You know, I think it's very easy to look down your nose at Orson Scott Card, to look down your nose at his answer.
	His answer is, it fits the narrative, right?
	Like the book is designed to create this answer.
	But don't view it as a script.
	View it as a suggestion, as an idea.
	It's like maybe, maybe this is how we could get along.
	Maybe any other being that exists will also share Our existential horror.
	And maybe we can bond through that existential horror.
	Amoden God's Odd, which I reviewed recently, presents a similar thing.
	The existential horror of existence is made more explicit for the aliens than it is for ourselves, which is why it's partly in the narrative.
	It's tempting to assert the aliens are demons because their existential horror of existence is more self-evident.
	but it's evident for both races.
	Existential horror seems to be the default.
	Well, it's a default for humans.
	I was going to say for sapient beings.
	I hope it's the default for sapient beings.
	You know, that would be something that you couldn't abridge.
	You couldn't overcome.
	Imagine we met an alien species that was fully confident in its own existence.
	We would both consider the other one to be a demon.
	That's a horrifying concept.
	That might be a story worth writing, right?
	Oh, Ender's Game.
	Fantastic.
	Fantastic series of books.
	Trying to get a girlfriend that way, but so far, no luck.
	I got nothing, man.
	I got nothing.
	You know my buddy with a kid?
	Big L?
	His girlfriend loves, his wife, I should say.
	They got a kid now.
	They're fucking married.
	She loves listening to the Warhammer 40K novels on audiobook.
	You find a girl that's into you?
	You find a girl that actually likes you.
	She tends to like everything you're into.
	So.
	Maybe that's something worth looking for.
	I don't know.
	Like, if she.
	Shit, I wish I had better ideas on all of this.
	That's a funny thing, man.
	10 years of the manosphere, I still don't know what women want.
	Anyway, we're getting to 1042.
	That's a long live stream.
	If there's any final questions, comments, or concerns, bring them up now.
	9.42 where you are.
	Where the fuck's at 942?
	Oh, yeah, West Coast.
	I think that would be a really cool Netflix documentary, though.
	History of the universe focused upon the development of intelligent life and using that giga anim, which is wonderfully Latin.
	It seems so simple too.
	Put a timeline at the bottom of the screen about like formation of the universe present day.
	Where are we?
	I find it so interesting that we are 80% of the way through the habitability of the planet Earth.
	The same way they toss out Phoenicians with no context.
	They toss out dates on geology with no context.
	I mean, most of the petroleum that we're harvesting is like they make the joke, it's dinosaur bones, they say.
	That was 65 million years ago.
	And by the way, how long did the dinosaurs live?
	220 to 65.
	Dinosaurs were around for a hell of a lot longer than we have been.
	Why the fuck did not the dinosaurs develop intelligence?
	Well, I ran into a, I ran into a citation, I haven't been able to find the original source, not behind it, without a paywall, suggesting that the brains, now like, larger animals have larger brains.
	But I ran into this supposedly a study that brains have gotten bigger relative to body size.
	If this is true, then my dream of having a raptor for a pet dog might never arise.
	Raptors might be really stupid compared to wolves.
	I thought they were roughly as smart as wolves.
	They might be stupider.
	Could be that wolf-level and human-level intelligence actually took this long to develop.
	If this study is to be believed, which I can't even access the damn thing because it's behind a paywall.
	No idea where it's going with any of that.
	Nailed it, brother.
	We are closer in time to the T-Rex than the T-Rex was to the first dinosaur.
	Yeah, like why did the dinosaur age last so fucking long and not produce intelligent life you know there's been a recent recently we we've started talking about how intelligent dinosaurs were they were the ancestors of birds etc etc
	I'm kind of going back towards the lumbering lizards idea.
	If that study which, again behind a paywall, I I really want to examine this study, really want to see how strong his proof is.
	Allegedly, what he's arguing is that there's been a consistent with both mammals and birds, bigger brains compared to body size and brain volume to body size is a fairly accurate estimation of IQ, of intelligence.
	If he's correct, then the smartest dinosaurs were still dumber than cows, right?
	So we didn't have, like, Jurassic Park raptors where they're super intelligent.
	We didn't have that and maybe it took this long, which makes sense in a really weird way.
	The brain is the most expensive organ that we have, that any animal has.
	It's the most expensive organ and maybe the brain took millions of years to evolve.
	Right, like we are looking at the physical exterior of the creatures, we're looking at their, their claws, their mating habits.
	That maybe the, maybe the truly monumental evolutionary steps were the prefrontal, prefrontal cortex or these really small evolutions in the brain itself.
	I mean, we still see it today, like all the ways the brain can go wrong.
	I mean that that's the joke, isn't it that stupid people are better at getting laid like stupid people?
	I don't know about that, but I know what I like.
	Like stupid people actually accomplish what they want to accomplish versus having a high IQ is such a fucking liability.
	Even the domestication of dogs.
	Okay?
	Like, what we basically did with dogs, we hacked their IQ system.
	We hacked their brain and tricked them into thinking that we were the alpha male.
	And we took control of their genetic line.
	Now, assuming humans survive, that was probably a really good bet.
	But it's still a hack.
	Dinosaurs are dragons, rebranded.
	Changed my mind.
	St. George was right.
	Dinosaurs were giant bird brains.
	Reality is stranger than we can conceive.
	That's why we drink to get momentary freedom from that and to feel what it's like to be simple and instinctual.
	Good lord.
	Oh my, don't.
	Not just drink.
	No, that's, that's...
	I'm getting more ice.
	That's something.
	That's a question.
	That's something interesting.
	Idea.
	Idea for an alien species in a science fiction novel.
	Every once in a while, they crank themselves up on primitive hormones and murder one another.
	They said the human ambassador is like, you better not be around.
	You can be in the observer booth, but we're about to get cranked to murder one another.
	We understand your humans aren't into that.
	And then the next morning, yep, yeah, yeah, Bill got murdered.
	That's how the cookie crumbles.
	How interesting is it?
	What does this say about intelligence then?
	That we want to take depressants and stimulants.
	And you name it, man.
	You fucking name it.
	If there's anything that will alter our cognition, we take it.
	What the hell does that say about cognition?
	And you know, I've had a bunch of Catholics Purity Spiral with me about psychedelics.
	That's a gateway for demons to get inside of you.
	Yeah, maybe.
	Probably.
	Maybe.
	But anybody that is actually serious about doing psychedelics, One of the really hard rules for doing psychedelics is get your conscience clean.
	In fact, in all spiritual traditions, don't do psychedelics for fun.
	Do them as a spiritual discipline.
	So, yes, demons could get in through that, which is why every spiritual tradition says don't fuck around with this stuff.
	It's not for fun.
	Go smoke a joint if you want to have fun.
	You know, one of the things about Cytadelics, dude, they promised so much and they under-delivered.
	And there seems to be a lot of hostility towards psychedelics, towards those that did psychedelics, because they under-delivered.
	You know, the same way that back in the 19th century, we thought we had finally figured out the whole universe, we just had to, you know, just had to dot a few I's, cross a few T's, and we had it all figured out.
	The same way, psychedelics seem to offer this radical perspective on reality.
	And yet they didn't solve the fact that a shark that stops swimming dies.
	None of them solve the fact that we are physical beings and that war is an inevitability of being a physical being.
	I do not consider this reason to reject psychedelics as a whole.
	Cats, on the other hand, hacked our brains.
	Yes, I know.
	Not even cats.
	It was the chemical to infect cats.
	St. John the Revelator took psychedelics?
	Maybe.
	You know the weirdest part about being alive?
	Is that every moment disappears.
	I'm still not sure how to deal with that.
	Every moment slowly disappears.
	And what ought we to do with ourselves?
	I mean, it's not like we can be conscious all the time.
	You gotta go get groceries.
	And it feels like we shouldn't be subconscious all the time.
	I wish there were a better answer than that.
	Anyway, we're about to hit three hours.
	So unless you have any really fantastic comments, I'm gonna shut things down.
	Every moment before is the recent past.
	Man, the present is the recent past.
	Where you are right now, you can't choose to be anywhere else.
	At best, you could choose to be somewhere else in five minutes.
	The present actually is the past.
	It's the product of the past.
	What the hell ought we to do about that?
	Should you not be listening to this live stream, be doing push-ups right now?
	Should I be walking down the street to the bar trying to find a wife?
	What the hell ought we to do with ourselves?
	it's not an easy question at all i think blaster master zero two
	on that note if what you're finding if what you're doing you find interesting and meaningful that's that's a starting place So.
	I reread the Cabalion for the first time.
	I've never read that.
	I'm gonna put some more thought into that.
	Oh, about the history of Earth and the history of humanity, the history of life.
	I think those are stories worth telling.
	alert see if anything comes to them sometimes it's okay just to waste time you know You know what, man?
	Cuddling a pretty girl has never felt like a waste of time, and I've never regretted it.
	Maybe that's just monkey brain.
	I've never regretted slapping a girl around and telling her she's pretty.
	I've never felt bad about that.
	Anyway, time to end the live stream.
	I gotta drink the other half of this bottle of whiskey.
	Guys, thanks for tuning in.
	Uh, reminder, please subscribe on the D-Live there so that, yeah, yeah, we get 200 viewers.
	Yeah, yeah, we can make magic happen.
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