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00:01:18.000But I'm pretty sure that's what they're saying, is that this is a very unusual storm because it actually picked up speed and picked up size and power in the ocean.
00:01:29.000So this could be a consequence of having a warmer ocean, is that these fucking hurricanes could get bigger and bigger in the ocean.
00:01:36.000And it's usually, it's really unusual because, you know, you have like such a big storm, like the one that hit Houston, that's usually once a year, once every couple years, it's not twice in like a month.
00:01:47.000And then there's like, what, Jose's right behind it?
00:02:49.000These are the tropical cyclones of the 2017 Pacific hurricane season.
00:02:54.000So these are cyclones that I guess have already happened this year.
00:02:58.000I was assuming when I was pulling it up, they were in the past, like a long time ago.
00:03:02.000I didn't know this many had already come here.
00:03:05.000You know, when you look at this picture, like if you look at this picture of the United States, it gives you such a way better sense of what it really is.
00:03:15.000Because that picture like because all the browns and the greens and because I'm not seeing cities and because it's like a perfect scale like pull back a little bit so you see it in scale with the ocean again like when you're looking at that you realize oh that shit could shift left and right a bunch of times easy like there's way more water than there is ground Like,
00:03:50.000Dude, I'll tell you, man, when I was living in that house in Malibu for a couple months on the water, I rented a spot on the water, that's when you realize, you go, oh, that's a monster.
00:04:02.000That's like you're living on the edge of a world that can just reach in and swallow you.
00:05:01.000We're like just netting everything in that world and scooping it up and just chopping it up and stuffing it into cans and feeding it to our pets and eating it like left and right raw sushi.
00:05:36.000But because it's right there, and it's blue, and we're on the ground, we feel like we're in control, we're cocky, because most of the time nothing happens.
00:08:41.000It'd be weird to change now though like we had to be born with that like it's Well, dude when I was I mean, I don't know about when you were in high school But when I was in high school, they were trying There was a real push to get people to use the metric system that I don't think exists anymore I don't know,
00:08:58.000but I mean, maybe it was just the schools that I was in.
00:09:01.000I would like to talk to other people that are like my age, that could remember like the 1980s.
00:09:05.000Because in the 1980s, I think that they were trying to push the metric system.
00:09:09.000I think I kind of caught it on the tail end.
00:09:11.000I don't remember it at all from school.
00:09:47.000I was looking something up the other day.
00:09:49.000I think it was when you asked, are the presidents allowed to change the White House or something?
00:09:54.000I think it was Ford that added solar panels to the White House.
00:09:58.000I was looking up, and then the next president, which might have been Nixon, took them out, and they didn't have them reinstalled until Obama was there five years ago.
00:10:08.000So it was like 25 years of no solar panels when they already had them.
00:13:20.000It seems stupid, but to me that like tactile feel is a very important part of writing It helps me it helps like I like to to get in a good groove with where my fingers are growing and When I have actual physical keys that stick up a little bit more and they have a little push to them My fingers find their way better.
00:13:41.000It's hard when you're on this like very thin keyboard Just me.
00:14:14.000Literally like the like it's a Windows version of a MacBook like as far as like the build quality and everything Yeah, and it's got that most powerful graphics card in it a desktop graphics card They're very slick very slick.
00:16:41.000But you could never, like, just go from subject to subject instantaneously, your stupid little brain, just sucking up all the fucking motorcycle accidents and coyote attacks, and just...
00:16:54.000That's there's never been a person like us in terms of like the person that with that kind of access to information We're the first generation ever like there's never been anyone before us We're all figuring out as we go along It's like we're at the library non-stop at the card catalog look looking up stuff doing research papers,
00:17:12.000you know non-stop on everything non-stop on everything Yeah, you know and then you got all your factions You know, people group up.
00:18:29.000It's a child standing in front with a smile, standing in front of a burning house.
00:18:33.000It says, my parents were globeheads, not anymore.
00:18:38.000So this is my point is it's the same thing They're all it's all the same kind of mental illness that drags you into this group hook line and sinker if the group doesn't make any sense if it's you know Vegan bloggers trying to take out other vegan bloggers or whether it's this idea that the world is round and that the people think the world is round should have their houses burnt down.
00:19:01.000Little kids should be smiling even though it's their parents.
00:19:06.000I haven't talked to too many flat earthers, but...
00:19:11.000But, you know, Kevin Pereira, he attached a GoPro camera to a weather balloon one time, or a few times, and when it goes up to a certain point, it's around Earth that the camera's showing.
00:19:24.000Well, Kevin Pereira is a globalist shill.
00:19:57.000I mean, that's one thing that, like, if you're talking to Flat Earth people, and you say, why are you so confident that the world is round?
00:20:09.000I've looked at all those satellite images, though, and I would assume that all those people who are making maps and flying transcontinental flights, pilots, people who make satellites, people who've actually been to space...
00:20:24.000I would assume they're not all in cahoots.
00:20:40.000Bizarre simulation and we are in a dome and we've been just tricked with some fake numbers and science and images I continue to think that more and more to the point where that's my religion where people that's my flat earth to the it's getting So weird the older you get how much I believe in that kind of shit like a simulation simulation stuff I think we probably have a deeper connection that we can't measure.
00:21:07.000And that's one of the reasons why it seems like things could be fake.
00:21:11.000I think we have a connection that's changing, too.
00:21:14.000I think our connection with our reality, not just because of information and technology that allows you to call each other and stuff like that.
00:21:21.000I think the information that we're getting is allowing us to almost go through the world in a different way.
00:21:29.000And things are syncing up more and more with a lot of people.
00:22:39.000And then there's glitches in the simulation, like deja vu, or when you're walking down a sidewalk, and you know how you just walk, people walk next to you, like no big thing, but then there's that one guy where you try to go left, he's going left, you're going right, and you're just like, why didn't we just sync up here?
00:25:16.000Dude, I remember when they would play a record.
00:25:19.000You could hear the record skip sometimes.
00:25:22.000Like, sometimes it would skip, though.
00:25:25.000And they would have to, like, go back and, like, we're sorry about that, ladies and gentlemen.
00:25:29.000Like, some fucking dude is not paying attention, and he's off in the restroom or something like that, or getting a cup of coffee while the song's playing, and he doesn't realize that it's been skipping.
00:25:37.000That happened all the time back in the day.
00:25:39.000There's a local DJ here in Los Angeles that does that.
00:25:42.000He plays records, and he's like a real DJ. He's like one of the last guys, I think.
00:25:47.000I mean, it's been like a year since I've listened to the radio, but he used to be really cool, and you could hear the static of the record, and it was cool.
00:25:54.000I don't remember what channel that was.
00:25:56.000Do you remember that Christian Slater movie?
00:25:59.000Where Christian Slater was, he had like a pirate radio station and they were trying to get him.
00:27:44.000Dude, Italians, I remember very clearly when I was a kid, especially in the real Italian neighborhoods on the East Coast, people would scream out for people in the street.
00:28:15.000You always had to have the best outgoing message, so you put some music behind it, or you put your favorite Saturday Night Live skit in the back.
00:30:42.000That kid can sing his fucking ass off.
00:30:44.000I heard some people are upset right now because Justin Timberlake is rumored or he's going to be doing vocals on the new Foo Fighters album.
00:36:47.000Dr. Rhonda Patrick explained it scientifically when she did a podcast about it, and she was talking about the increased anti-inflammatory markers in the blood, I think it was, and the other thing was that your norepinephrine, I think that's how you say it,
00:37:06.000It's a lot of it is just dealing with the fact that your body's been thrust into this insane environment Like I guess I guess there's way I mean, it's like, you know, we're talking about the placebo effect, right?
00:37:17.000Like there's a way through just thinking about something you can get your mind to Operate in a way where it fixes your body right and that there's sort of some something similar to in this respect that like Your your brain and your thoughts for something like a placebo effect or something like like really trying to Really trying to figure out how you interface with stuff.
00:37:44.000I think I think I really do think that there's more to Like how we go like this idea that like there's a simulation theory that you keep bringing up a lot of people keep bringing up I think we interface with reality different than we ever did before just slightly different just slightly I think that all the different ways you can hack your system,
00:38:07.000whether it's through cold shock proteins from doing that, or heat shock proteins from doing a sauna, or even placebo effects, it might be good to get tricked.
00:38:18.000It might be like that's like probably like half of the reason why religion does a lot of people good because if you fucking believe if you really believe that Jesus is real and you read all the the tenets of the Bible and you go wow this is fucking what a great way to live your life like whoa you get almost like a bit of a placebo effect and you can say look it works it's real And it's like the same way you could say sugar pills are real,
00:39:32.000Was like a yoga teacher most of his life.
00:39:34.000Went through a bunch of hardships and really started realizing that by jumping in cold water and controlling his breathing, he really sort of changed his reality.
00:40:22.000Because if you do cryotherapy and you've never done it before, the first time you do it, you're like, holy shit.
00:40:29.000The first time they do it, they won't let you do more than a minute and a half.
00:40:33.000They want you to go, oh my god, like what is this?
00:40:35.000And if you take some time off and you get back in there, like if you haven't gone in a few months and then you go back in there, you do feel way cold.
00:40:42.000But if I go like three days in a row, I can just get right in there and stand there.
00:40:54.000Now imagine like how people live that are living in like...
00:40:58.000Northeast Alaska or you know like living in places where they hunt seals and shit like the Inuits they don't even get frostbite man like their hands gonna be out and exposed and Ridiculous cold they just don't they don't get the same sort of issues with it that we do like their their bodies have adapted It's weird fuck I think your mind can make your body do a lot of shit it doesn't want to do.
00:41:24.000And your mind can do it by forcing yourself into extreme physical conditions, like a cryo-chamber or like a sauna.
00:41:34.000What that Rhonda Patrick lady was saying...
00:41:37.000That Rhonda Patrick lady, Dr. Rhonda Patrick was saying, was that there is a 40% decrease in mortality across all causes, from everything that gets, like heart attacks, strokes, cancer, 40% decrease in mortality across everything,
00:41:54.000just from doing sauna like four times a week.
00:41:58.000Apparently it's just fucking phenomenal for your body.
00:42:00.000Just sit there and just heat up and it just fires your system up.
00:42:04.000You know, all those heat shock proteins.
00:42:07.000They just act as an anti-inflammatory for your body.
00:42:33.000You know I think there's a lot of negative connotation towards sauna in MMA because a lot of people think of a sauna is like a place where people go to cut weight like a real painful process to cut weight so they can make a weight class Which is true,
00:43:40.000It was there right along the whole time.
00:43:43.000I just remember the FDA.gov had like, you know, breakdowns of certain like rhino dick pills at gas stations and a lot of them had steroid type things in them.
00:44:08.000The new thing that he tested positive for has nothing to do with that.
00:44:12.000They said the new thing that he tested positive for is a steroid that they only test for in urine.
00:44:18.000And according to Chael Sonnen it's like a very it's not a very common steroid and it's actually kind of old-school It's like something they used to do a long time ago.
00:44:26.000So he it's his thought was that if somebody is getting him to do that That if that's not a tainted supplement if someone's getting him to do that that person knows their shit Like that's that's some sneaky steroids.
00:45:36.000Being a cage fighter is a ridiculous way to make a living.
00:45:40.000And people who are cage fighters, especially like elite level, like a guy like Jon Jones, that guy has probably a belief in himself that you and I will never understand.
00:45:55.000And completely impulsive in what he decides.
00:46:41.000Good luck telling him he can't go out.
00:46:43.000Good luck telling him what he's got to do.
00:46:45.000It's one of the things about him in the past is that he hasn't trained hard for fights.
00:46:48.000And they were way harder fights than they should have been probably because he really wasn't in shape.
00:46:52.000And everyone around him kind of knew it, but he was that good that he could fight world-class title challengers and beat them in five-round fights without really training.
00:47:04.000Like, that's how goddamn good that guy is.
00:47:05.000So you and I, we don't know how his brain even works.
00:47:35.000You could do that to somebody, though, for sure.
00:47:37.000I mean, if somebody is around someone with nefarious intentions, or someone's around someone who's resentful, and you're in some sort of pro-fight camp, and someone just decides, fuck this guy, and just dumps some stuff on your chicken.
00:48:13.000Because it's really like, well, I don't know what kind of time period they tested him in, and I don't know what kind of half-life this stuff has.
00:48:23.000Because apparently Chael Sonnen was telling Brendan Schaub that it gets out of your system quite quick.
00:48:30.000And that's one of the things that guys like about it, apparently.
00:48:33.000That you could do it and it gets out of your system really quick.
00:48:36.000You would have to find out, like, how much time do they usually have in between visits by USADA? And what are the odds they're going to get busted?
00:48:44.000Like, how many times during camp are they willing to roll the dice?
00:50:45.000It doesn't mean that it's not tyrannable or whatever, but it could be from a bad supplement that he took during the training period that lasted in his system and ended up looking like it.
00:50:58.000If he would have been using way before then, he eventually would have been positive on the 21-day testing before the fight, but he was negative.
00:51:07.000Frankly, the testing itself, it lacks credibility for a lot of reasons.
00:51:12.000We could go on and on, and I could be very specific in terms of chemistry, but I don't want to mislead The people that listen, it's just the fact that they're detecting six different metabolites and one of them stays there longer than seven weeks.
00:51:27.000But the most intriguing part is that some of those metabolites are not really confirmed that they are actually coming from that...
00:51:43.000They know what the fuck they're doing, and they're not going to come out with a result unless they're super sure that that's what they're tested positive for.
00:52:15.000And the people they're catching, we're using.
00:52:18.000The way they're doing it is very thorough.
00:52:21.000The way they're handling it is very thorough.
00:52:24.000And there hasn't been anybody with a credible story that came forth that didn't have something in their system that they weren't supposed to have in their system.
00:52:32.000We haven't had a case of that yet as far as I know.
00:52:34.000I think almost all cases have been either tainted supplements or someone getting caught.
00:52:39.000Whether it's taking a diuretic or someone getting caught taking a steroid.
00:53:07.000I used to think it would be John Fitch, but then John Fitch tested positive.
00:53:11.000But he was getting older and he was fighting and the World Series of Fighting wasn't in the UFC anymore.
00:53:18.000He might have been dealing with some serious injuries, needed to pay his bills through fighting.
00:53:22.000I don't begrudge anybody, especially when they're not even in the UFC. And the testing that they do in a lot of these organizations is like, there's a lot of organizations that have guys that are pretty much openly using.
00:53:36.000And what they do is they have these guys fight on Indian reservations or fighting weird states that have an athletic commission that doesn't really adhere to the rules.
00:54:15.000And to see a guy like John with just spectacular, just spectacular comeback fight.
00:54:21.000You know, I mean like a phoenix, he rises from the ashes.
00:54:24.000He gave this really classy post-fight speech.
00:54:28.000He won by just Overwhelming devastation.
00:54:34.000I mean, it was a beautiful combination with the left high kick, then a series of shots, Daniel goes down, he just beats him unconscious in a spectacular performance, and then to find out that it's tainted by some fucking gross steroid that they were sneaking in.
00:54:53.000It's either that or, again, the other one, which is almost equally gross, that somebody gave it to him.
00:54:59.000Somebody gave him some, hey man, hey champ, have this Gatorade champ.
00:55:04.000Hey champ, I got you a Gatorade champ.
00:55:37.000They're pretty, not pretty close, but they're pretty close to being able to alter embryos.
00:55:44.000And to be able to change, like, genes in people, maybe even shut off dangerous genes, like genes for Alzheimer's and different diseases that people have.
00:55:55.000They might be able to literally create the tools to edit that in the embryonic stage.
00:56:01.000There's something called CRISPR, and that's one of the things that they're using to alter genes.
00:58:37.000That we're so connected to our devices and to the internet and to...
00:58:44.000Like we're gonna like lose our interaction with each other and lose our emotions and then it might manifest itself through a series of like weird errors Like a disease or a disorder and that disorder becomes favorable and that favorable disorder of just not really getting attached to things Just focusing on your work like a drone like some sort of crazy robot number crunching robot Like there's it's a hundred percent possible that if you we know there are some people like that,
00:59:12.000So if there are some people that are just super genius coders that just zone out and can code like crazy and they're kind of on the spectrum, if there's one of those, there could be a thousand.
00:59:21.000If there's a thousand, there could be a million.
00:59:23.000If there's a million, they could start breeding and making a bunch of other ones like that.
00:59:27.000And maybe it's something you pass on in your genes.
00:59:29.000Maybe we pass on more in our genes than we know.
00:59:31.000Next thing you know, you got robot people.
00:59:34.000Like, we slowly but surely integrate with our chips and fucking different, you know, Qualcomm chips in your brain.
00:59:42.000Your phone is now a part of your body.
00:59:44.000Robot people with abilities to call each other and connect online.
00:59:49.000Like, what if that's, like, what if nature's trying to engineer our humanness out of us?
00:59:54.000Slowly morph it, change it, make it more compatible to staying in front of computer screens constantly, crunching numbers?
01:00:03.000People's hands start growing different because everyone's holding cell phones their whole life.
01:00:08.000Their eyes get farther apart like Chance the Rapper.
01:00:11.000You know what fascinates me when people have autistic kids, then the kids show massive improvement from a change of diet or from cannabis.
01:00:20.000Cannabis oil for a lot of kids is a massive improvement, stops their seizures, makes them start interacting with other kids better.
01:00:45.000Yeah, they were saying that a lack of probiotics in the diet, poor gut bacteria, could be blamed for certain issues and disorders that some people have.
01:00:56.000I mean, if those two things are true, that makes sense.
01:00:59.000Well, if your gut bacteria is essentially like a community, right?
01:01:03.000You have like a community of flora inside your stomach, and the more bad stuff you put in there, And then also, like, other people would be way more susceptible than some.
01:01:13.000You know, like, just like today, there's people that can eat things and maybe have mild allergies.
01:01:18.000And then there's someone like you or I that could eat the exact same thing and have no issue with it whatsoever.
01:01:23.000That's got to be the same with gut flora.
01:01:25.000It's got to be the same with, I mean, we're so biologically variable.
01:01:31.000But just imagine if that's just a step in a long process of people.
01:01:37.000I mean, like, you look at, like, super genius autistic people.
01:01:41.000We, as far as we know, I mean, they might have existed hundreds of years ago, but we don't know of them, right?
01:02:19.000They're like, nope, just rather sit around here and code.
01:02:22.000You know, or whatever the next stage is.
01:02:25.000Like, if autism or Asperger's or any of these things are a new thing, I don't know if they are, but if they are a new thing, just imagine what another new thing could be that takes it to another place and a next level.
01:02:38.000People that don't keep their VR helmets on all the time.
01:03:21.000But I mean, we're pretty much like, you know, we're using our brains way more than we were 20 years ago.
01:03:26.00020 years ago, instead of like researching and reading and like reading pretty much, we were just probably sitting there looking at colors, you know, or something.
01:03:35.000It would have been way easier back then to be a con man.
01:05:11.000Those people, when that guy does that thing and they go flying through the air and their bodies start shaking, do you think they feel something?
01:05:56.000I think dumb people can really do a lot that we can't even fathom.
01:06:02.000It's like we were saying, if you really believe that there is makeup, it doesn't even have to be Jesus or our gods, I don't want to offend anybody, but if somebody really believed that Odin had carved his path in eternity and that his destiny was chosen for him by the gods and he would go forth with that kind of confidence,
01:06:24.000If you really believe that Odin has carved a path for you to destiny, and you really believe that, that's got to be a powerful weapon.
01:06:33.000Just having that belief, there's something to that.
01:06:36.000Whether it's real or not, it might become real because you think it's real.
01:06:40.000The placebo effect is just one little sliver of this weird I don't think we understand it 100%.
01:09:41.000And you gotta be careful with those things, too, because you don't want to get antibacterial butt wipes.
01:09:45.000You don't want to use antibacterial stuff on your body unless it's natural stuff.
01:09:50.000I used to do jujitsu with this dude who got ringworm, and after he got ringworm, he started putting antibacterial soap all over his body, but that killed all of his natural skin flora, and then he got it everywhere.
01:11:31.000Antibacterial soaps are a lot of times really heavy chemicals that are just stripping away everything.
01:11:39.000Bacteria lives on our skin, and a lot of it is good.
01:11:42.000Apparently, that's like staphs all over you all the time.
01:11:44.000When people get an infection, and it's a staph infection, what it is is you get an open sore, and then your body, for whatever reason, can't fight off That staff that's already there that's now getting into your bloodstream and you get infected and it swells up and gets nasty.
01:12:53.000No, yeah, but there's a word that when your skin starts becoming dead in certain areas because a lot of it's like widow bites will do that, brown recluse bites will do that, staph infection will do that too.
01:17:34.000Like, isn't part of the magic of being a jellyfish is the fact that you're a jellyfish in the ocean and you just are constantly moving through the ocean or have we decided that the jellyfish is too primitive for it to truly experience the majesty of the ocean and fuck him,
01:17:52.000get in the tube, and gamblers just gonna stare at you.
01:17:56.000I mean, that's essentially what we decided.
01:25:31.000And just because it caught it and it turned around because the weather changed, doesn't mean it can't happen instead of three, four years, five, six years.
01:25:44.000I think it's going to be the opposite.
01:25:45.000I think just how bad of rain that we had last year, I think this winter, I think we're just going to get pounded.
01:25:53.000Like all the Burbank mountains with all the fires, I think we're going to get flooded now from all the mudslides that that's going to cause because I think this end of the world shit's just continuing to go on.
01:26:05.000See, I don't think it really is the end of the world.
01:29:13.000He went out of town, came back, and there was a leak on the first floor, and it flooded, well, on the top floor, the third floor, rather, and it flooded down to the second and the first floor, filling all of them up with water.
01:34:34.000Yeah, which that kind of freaks me out because what if there isn't something there and it just malfunctions and slams on my brakes, you know?
01:36:37.000And I didn't really ask a lot of more questions about that because I just assumed it was like someone working for that Fuck Jerry account where there's like four or five guys that all work together to just pump out memes all day but he literally was working downtown somewhere and his job description was whatever at a meme factory.
01:38:39.000What are you, just anticipating selling a certain amount of double cheeseburgers?
01:38:43.000Wendy's Burbank is also one of the future stores they're testing where you walk in and you order off this huge iPad wall and then your food comes and you don't have to even talk to anybody anymore.
01:38:58.000Yeah, there's a lot of those now, right?
01:41:22.000Matt Mitrione actually had them before his Fedor fight, and they had to cancel the first time they were supposed to meet because of kidney stones.
01:41:30.000But Matt's a heavyweight, which is even weirder, because heavyweights don't have to dry themselves out.
01:41:35.000But some people just genetically are predisposed to getting them.
01:43:12.000Well, we came to one idea, which was a contest between Segura, Bert, Ari, and me, that for 30 days of October, no booze, and you have to do 15 yoga classes.
01:44:37.000It's pretty much you do all this yoga, and then there's just baby goats that will climb on you while you're doing it and run around and stuff like that.
01:44:44.000Oh, and is it supposed to, like, the baby goats, like, feel good?
01:46:07.000And animals sometimes, like bears in particular, if you see a bear eating a mountain goat, a lot of times it's because the mountain goat fell.
01:51:19.000I just lost a little battery cover to one of my remotes the other day, and I bet if I had a 3D printer, I could find the model of the battery cover and just print it out or make it.
01:52:19.000These guys have so many tools at their disposal now.
01:52:23.000But I wonder how much of that is going to be lost, like all the special effects makeup stuff, in the transition to CGI. Because it seems like it's just inevitable that CGI keeps getting better and better and better.
01:52:34.000There's still arguments for having a mix of this and using practical effects and whatnot.
01:52:39.000I saw a clip of that American Werewolf actually moving in the back room while they were testing it out.
01:52:46.000It looks obviously fake as shit, but you can't...
01:52:50.000We know what to look for now in that fake stuff, and it really is catching us off guard all the time, just like when we saw that video.
01:55:59.000I mean, they're not like people smart, but they're like, you understand that they're not, this is not like a gopher or a groundhog or something.
01:56:10.000Like, they're on a completely different level than most other mammals besides us.
01:56:16.000Coco recently got some new kittens, and it's amazing watching him play with the kittens.
01:59:11.000I mean, it was in the New York Times, but it's an individual's choice and maybe an editor's choice to embellish The reality of what happened.
02:00:23.000What it was is a 40-year-old boxer comes out of retirement and schools the, you know, number one most popular MMA fighter in the world in a boxing match, proving what a lot of experts already knew, that a specialist, someone who's the greatest specialist of all time when it comes to boxing,
02:01:45.000I think this thing that we're all participating in, fans of MMA, practitioners of MMA, this thing that we're all participating in is trying to figure out what style is the very best style for fighting period.
02:02:00.000And then we found along the way that it varies.
02:02:03.000Styles make fights and then sometimes one guy can beat another guy, but that guy can beat someone who can beat him and it gets real weird.
02:02:10.000MMA math is one of the squirreliest fucking predictors of who's gonna win a fight ever.
02:02:16.000But we're finding out what's fucking real.
02:02:20.000When you've got all the belief in yourself and the world, when you've got knockout power, when you really believe you can beat the greatest boxer of all time, what happens?
02:02:33.000It's good to learn that even though he lands a few shots, makes it a real interesting contest, Good to learn that the best specialist of all time is that for a reason.
02:02:55.000It gets everybody excited about fights.
02:02:57.000And this inter-competition thing between an MMA fighter coming over to boxing, that's even more fun.
02:03:03.000Because then it gets everything excited on both sides.
02:03:07.000And I think it's gotten a lot of people super excited about Canelo Alvarez and Triple G, which is next weekend.
02:03:13.000People are super pumped up about that fight, particularly because we're just past this Conor-Floyd Mayweather fight.
02:03:20.000Floyd Mayweather has his way with Conor, just puts on a display.
02:03:24.000And now we're going to get to see, instead of the master versus a guy who really wasn't on his level, now we're going to get to see two guys in their prime at the top of the food chain.
02:03:35.000Two of the top three, top four pound-for-pound fighters in the world, and they're going to go at it.
02:06:46.000So I think for, you know, a while he's just recovering.
02:06:50.000You know, all those wars, all those years of getting in brawls, and then finally he got to a point where his body started feeling real good again.
02:07:07.000I used to drink a Gatorade every single day for the last 20 years, and then the other day, busted one open, drank it, and something that felt like a raw egg went into my mouth, and I spit it back in, and it was just this blob.
02:08:08.000Right, but who knows how long that's been sitting there.
02:08:10.000That's one thing whenever you go to a gas station or stuff always look at the bottom of your container like if you're buying like a plastic bottle of like apple juice or something because I've noticed ever since then I'm so paranoid about anything and I tell you half the times I'm looking at the bottom like that does not look right like this looks like it's been mold or something things that are go traveling around like McDonald's or the the dude who was worried about Wendy's with the hot trucks there are things that are travel around in hot trucks you know like for real
02:08:41.000and I wonder what temperature Gatorade has to get to before shit starts growing in it.
02:11:42.000How about you go all the way back, you make that zero, and you start from scratch?
02:11:46.000Because, like, the Earth doesn't know what Year we're in the earth has no idea what year we're deciding it in to make some arbitrary number and then have everything before that Start with a low number and build high like you have a like a flat line between Reality and some new dimension or like water and air like you have a hot number When was the software created zero ones a Christian monk Yeah,
02:12:17.000I looked up the other day where alphabetical order came from and who got to decide why it was that and what made A before B or whatever the fuck.
02:12:26.000And it was some scholars back that, you know, when people couldn't write, they were the only ones that could write and read.
02:13:18.000He had figured out how to make the Bible and translate it into, I think it was German, into a phonetic language that people could understand.
02:13:28.000Because before, they had to trust the priests or learn Latin, I guess.
02:13:49.000That's all people that live in a place where your brain is getting boiled by the heat and you just decide to start dancing with snakes and, you know, fucking talking in tongues.
02:14:54.000There was a lawsuit that I was just reading about where some sort of Christian cult, they kidnapped this guy and beat the shit out of him because he was gay.
02:15:04.000They were trying to beat the gay away.
02:17:18.000How about you buy a giant windmill thing and put it up there and make all the power, please?
02:17:24.000I have some friends that are in Florida right now, and the unforeseen problem that being out here and not knowing why and what people are doing there.
02:17:32.000I also have an uncle in Orlando who's telling me he's not leaving right now.
02:17:35.000Because the roads are gridlocked, and the highway, there's nowhere to go.
02:17:38.000My friends who left Tampa yesterday got up at like 9 in the morning, packed all their shit up, and were like, all right, let's go.
02:17:59.000So, they continue on to the next one, waiting a gigantic line to fill up, but now it's again like, hopefully we can live off of this tank of gas for the next fucking, until we get where we're going.
02:18:10.000And everybody has to leave right now because the whole state could be potentially under 10 feet of water in a couple days.
02:20:33.000I don't know if it was the last time I was on or whatever, but we were talking about floods in Houston, and I showed you that concrete, or not concrete, pavement that sucks up water.
02:20:43.000I wonder if that would have been any help if they had implemented that all over the place.
02:21:36.000It could absorb runoff from fast floods.
02:21:38.000If you're watching it, folks, the people that are just listening, it doesn't even seem real.
02:21:42.000It's like they have this giant water truck, and it's fucking pouring water all over the concrete, and it's just dissipating almost instantaneously into the concrete.
02:21:52.000I wonder if it has, like, a basement, and what it does is it goes through, like, kind of like a concrete filter, and it goes underneath, so the actual water is just, like, underneath in the basement.
02:22:01.000Yeah, man, I don't know what the fuck it does.
02:24:56.000That pilot needs to be hugged by everybody.
02:24:58.000So he went in between the bands, and in doing...
02:25:02.000Wow, that's the most incredible thing about weather satellites.
02:25:04.000They could literally navigate this guy through those bands and tell him where the storm is ahead.
02:25:10.000Yeah, they have portable Dopplers here now in Los Angeles, where it's so accurate now that you can just see your street level, like if there's a cloud above you.
02:25:24.000While it looks terrifying, Delta maintains that their pilots had everything under control.
02:25:28.000Our meteorology team is the best in the business.
02:25:32.000Eric Snell, Vice President for Delta Operations and Customer Center, told the Washington Post, DL-302 departed San Juan with 173 passengers on board, according to Delta.
02:25:47.000Yeah, of course, being on an airplane probably was the worst flight you'll ever have in your life.
02:25:51.000They took a hard look at the weather data and the track of the storm and worked with the flight crew and dispatcher to agree it was safe to operate the flight.
02:26:01.000What would you do if you're about to get on that plane and they're telling you what they're gonna do?
02:30:09.000I would say 1812. 1812. You're probably right.
02:30:14.000It's probably more recent than we think.
02:30:17.000Application of Mercury on the Fahrenheit scale, 1724. But the first recorded temperature, it says here, was 1880. Oh, 1878. 1878, it was two years off.
02:30:31.000You probably had to have something touch it back then, touch the mercury.
02:30:34.000Yeah, and how they figured out what, I mean look, we can't even agree on the metric system versus inches.
02:30:40.000What's interesting there then, if that was the first time they could ever actually like calculate the degrees, did they have measurement for degrees before that?
02:30:48.000Did they have like temperature measurements before that?
02:31:46.000The crazy thing is the idea that before the thermometer, they didn't really have a number when they were talking about things being cold or hot.
02:32:27.000That'd be cool if we all had the same currency also.
02:32:31.000But it just costs more in different places.
02:32:32.000Why don't we just make everything easier on everything?
02:32:35.000Because everybody's corrupt and if we were all together someone would fuck us up And we would lose all the money.
02:32:43.000Someone would siphon all the money up.
02:32:45.000They would weasel their way through the whole batch of it.
02:32:48.000If we have a bunch of different factions and a bunch of different languages, everybody sort of keeps peace.
02:32:53.000And no, like, super wizard, you know...
02:32:59.000Despicable Me character comes along and hijacks the entire system.
02:33:03.000The earliest recorded system of weights and measurements, what does it say about temperature?
02:33:08.000I don't know, but I mean temperature would take a while.
02:33:10.000Yeah, but history of measurement is not what I'm asking because I know that they've had scales for a long time, but like what about when was a unit of measurement for temperature invented?
02:35:39.000I have to use it because of my vitiligo because of the different colors in my hand like if otherwise it's like it's like if you're a white guy vitiligo is not nearly as obvious as if you're a black guy right black people have it it's like it's crazy contrast and if I don't do it also like I wear this I don't have pigment in those areas so if I don't have pigment like where my fingers are like and that shit gets cancer or something like that like you don't have anything that's blocking skin cancer so wear like backwards dice gloves No!
02:36:16.000It says right here that 10% of the global reefs are at least only 10%, and many of them are remote and without tourists that even get near them.
02:36:25.000And that study was done with artificial seawater.
02:39:30.000I saw a story about a kid, I think he's in the juvenile penal system in New York or something, but he's been used by the system to convict 35 people or something that didn't do anything wrong.
02:39:42.000And the article was about the shit he's dealing with.
02:39:58.000That's the weird one, that they're allowed to have fake crime, and then arrest you for it?
02:40:02.000Like, the FBI's done that with people?
02:40:04.000Like, talk someone into making a bomb?
02:40:06.000And then they give them the parts, and then they give them the bomb, and then they tell them to go somewhere and blow it up, and they do it, and then they arrest them.
02:41:20.000Especially, you've got to think like the FBI. It's like a super powerful organization of people that have had decades of experience in the field, know how to handle people, know how to deal with weird shit.
02:41:34.000That Manson chick's about to get released.
02:41:53.000I want to say she was 17. Jesus Christ.
02:41:56.000But I don't remember if it was 15 or 17. She's in her late 60s now.
02:41:59.000Imagine that life, going from being a young teenager to your entire life, you're in a cage, and then all of a sudden as you're an old lady, they go, go ahead, get out for a little bit.
02:43:53.000Jimi Hendrix died September 18th, 1970. I found out recently there's a building that's still there on Franklin in Hollywood where Charles Manson used to live and run his whores out of, which I didn't know he was doing.