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00:01:20.000This isn't, like, some slasher flick, dude.
00:01:22.000This is, like, according to the director, it's commentary on the infiltration of, like, the mainstream media into popular life, and they're using this, like, story to, like...
00:02:11.000Dude, you know what I did last night, man?
00:02:13.000I went to this movie theater that fucking Quentin Tarantino owns called The New Beverly, and they show Grindhouse flicks twice a month, and last night they were showing an anti-drug Grindhouse flick called The Acid Strip or something.
00:03:23.000This one was like, just the stupidest, funniest thing you've ever seen.
00:03:27.000Like, the way they try to do, like, they were trying to do the anti-drug message and the Oh, here's the definition.
00:03:38.000A grindhouse is an American term for a theater that mainly shows exploitation films.
00:03:45.000It's named after the defunct burlesque theaters located on 42nd Street in New York City, where bump and grind dancing and striptease were featured.
00:06:32.000It's just one person after another who wants to fuck you and give you some new disease.
00:06:37.000Like one of just people looking to fuck people and people looking to jerk off and people looking to go sit and watch someone play with their asshole in front of you while you beat off in a booth and then someone cleans that.
00:06:53.000They would go in there with a mop, man.
00:06:55.000They would go in there with a mop, and they'd look at you like, you motherfucker.
00:06:58.000I told you when I was in San Francisco, I went to one of those places, and I've never been to the place where the thing goes up, and you're in this room, and there's just a bunch of people behind this glass fingering themselves and stuff.
00:07:10.000And I accidentally put my hand on the side like there was like a little thing that was wet.
00:09:09.000One time when I was living in Boston, I was working for a limo company, and I was driving home, and it was a long ride, and it was horny, so I just beat off It was like something to do.
00:09:19.000And I just squirted a load inside my shirt, tucked it back in my pants.
00:09:24.000And then, you know, I remember doing it and I remember thinking, well, alright, so here's some new fucked up thing I do now.
00:09:29.000Because I figured I would just keep doing that now.
00:09:31.000I'd never jerked off in the car before.
00:09:33.000And being like 20 years old or whatever I was at the time, I was like, what an idiot.
00:09:37.000Did you really just start jerking off in the car?
00:09:39.000Because that's what you're going to start doing all the time now, dummy.
00:11:05.000I didn't want to grill her, you know, because that's kind of rude to do to a girl you're dating.
00:11:09.000But you don't want to go, how many dudes have you stuck your finger up their ass?
00:11:13.000Because if you just offer that up, like the first time we hook up, you just offer up a finger up the ass, and you're only 17. I think maybe like, maybe I was 18 and she was 17, or 19 and 18, in that range, you know, right after high school or around there.
00:11:27.000It's like, she's already done this how many times?
00:11:34.000Like, just on a whim, on a hope that it's a good thing.
00:11:37.000And all of a sudden, she's sucking on her fingers, and you're going, where's this going?
00:11:41.000See, in the world of Kurzweil that we're talking about, the idea that you're going to be able to record everything, there will be a way that you can hack.
00:11:47.000And the way that, like, guys will hack into their girlfriend's email, you'll be able to hack into your girlfriend's, like, past and, like, see a scan of, like, you could actually just enter in.
00:11:56.000How many buttholes has her finger been in?
00:12:06.000And one of the things that I find fascinating is all the different theories about why people act and behave certain ways when it comes to how many sexual...
00:13:00.000But they made this sound like, you know, and the guy said, Yucatan, close enough.
00:13:05.000So they say, we're going to call it the Yucatan.
00:13:07.000Well, it turned out that the Mayan scholars, after all those years of deciphering They deduced that what he was trying to say was, I don't understand what you're saying.
00:13:33.000We're so spoiled by the time that we arrived.
00:13:38.000We're so spoiled that being alive in the year 2012, just a few hundred years ago, there was people that got in boats and just traveled and didn't know where the fuck they were going and had no idea what they would find and didn't have maps.
00:14:09.000I mean, you could esoterically say, you know, we can search into the world of psychedelics for new lands.
00:14:15.000Yeah, but no one is ever going to know until interstellar travel happens.
00:14:19.000No one's ever going to know that fucking feeling of being on a ship.
00:14:23.000And for the first time, seeing land in a place where no one knows there's land?
00:14:28.000Yeah, and the idea that you would have the audacity to go look in the ocean, to not know what's on the other side, to just go out there, like, oh my god, you had to have fucking tremendous balls.
00:14:41.000And one of the things that must have been amazing back then was the ability to see the stars.
00:14:47.000Like, as long as it wasn't cloudy out, you could really see everything, because there was no light pollution.
00:14:53.000Where if you've ever been in the country in the middle of the night and you look up on a clear night and just see fucking unbelievable amounts of stars, it really makes you sad that that's not a regular feature.
00:15:06.000That what we've done by creating these beautiful cities and these safe roads to travel on, we've disconnected ourselves from the vision of the cosmos, of our part in the cosmos.
00:15:17.000When you're like in the country, man, you're staying in a farm and you go like kick back in a hammock and you look up and the entire sky is filled with stars, that is a perspective enhancing experience.
00:16:21.000And you see him, like, his fucking eyes light up, and, like, there's a charge that a person gets from a thing of beauty, from seeing something that's beautiful.
00:16:31.000Everything of beauty is lying underneath everything, that the world's just covering that beauty up, and that people use objects as a way to limit the beauty because to like really accept the whole thing is like would be so potent that you We're good to go.
00:18:41.000That kind of constricted life sucks for the person who's living in the constricted life and for the people living around the person in the constricted life.
00:18:49.000And it's like you can – if you just play around with that fucking idea that you can permanently – Permanently.
00:18:56.000Shift your consciousness so that you are experiencing life in the way that, like, those, however many times you've had it happen in your life, some people more, sometimes less, when you're, for the first time you've, like, accomplished some big thing, and you get that sense of, like, oh my god,
00:19:11.000man, I can fucking, I can really do shit that I didn't think I could do.
00:19:16.000That feeling is like the universe at that moment unfolds.
00:19:19.000It's like a whole new room, a whole new giant land pops open in your subjective universe.
00:19:25.000You're like, wow, there's an entire other part of this life I had no idea about.
00:19:30.000Well, it's like, if you can always be in that state of recognizing that This is the most beautiful peak experience that could happen to anything, which I think is what enlightened people, the people I've been around who are very advanced,
00:20:18.000It's all about constructing that environment, though.
00:20:21.000You have to do that by sharp editing throughout your entire life.
00:20:25.000You've got to figure out how to edit yourself and edit people.
00:20:28.000You've got to figure out how to get rid of as many of your own negative instances, any of those that you can get away with not causing yourself.
00:20:54.000I mean, if you can do that and then find like-minded folks who will not put anything – try not to do anything negative to their friends and don't want to accept anything negative either, then you're around a bunch of people who love each other.
00:21:06.000Let me throw out an idea because this is – What you're talking about is something that...
00:21:50.000And that when you're around someone who's got a difficult personality or someone who's like an instigator, a drama vortex, You still get to decide if you're going to be reactive to that person or not.
00:22:03.000You still get to be in control of the way you feel around that person.
00:22:06.000But in the beginning, that person can make you feel like shit.
00:22:09.000When you're around an asshole, your mood will drop.
00:22:25.000You use them as an emotional or psychological growth sparring partner.
00:22:30.000And as you deal with their douchiness, you learn how to better navigate douchiness throughout your life.
00:22:36.000Yeah, and also for the first time when the asshole is around someone who isn't reacting to them being an asshole, they're going to be like, what the fuck is this?
00:22:44.000Because their whole life, they've been going through life getting cues from people like, I don't think so.
00:22:49.000So all of a sudden, if they're around someone who's like...
00:23:48.000I mean, you could be a guy that she could have crossed paths with a guy who was like, good morning, you know, top of the day to you and been real happy and made her feel really good.
00:23:58.000And she could have moved on to, you know, her job or whatever, feeling like really good.
00:24:34.000You see something like that and you're either going to be like, God damn, this is a fucked up world we're living in.
00:24:40.000There's guys who just run up behind someone and punch them in the head.
00:24:43.000Or the other side of it is like, fuck!
00:24:46.000In a day or two, this act of violence has been broadcast all over the planet and has created a situation where people could talk about how awful it is and how bad that is that people are like that.
00:24:59.000I think that elevates us a little bit.
00:25:01.000I think it just takes a lot more time than we're used to because we're used to processing power going up in a year and hard drive space doubling.
00:25:09.000We're used to all these massive improvements and then we don't see that in human nature and it's really frustrating.
00:25:16.000I think that this shift that we keep saying I think it's just more subtle than people would like.
00:25:24.000It's not as fast as going from an old tube television to a 55-inch flat screen.
00:25:29.000It's not the difference between having DSL and having 56K. It's too small.
00:25:39.000So we still see these versions of the worst-case scenarios of human behavior.
00:25:46.000It's shocking to us that they still exist, but I think the direction is for them to exist less.
00:25:52.000It seems like more and more, as part of the shift, things are standing out that aren't shifting more and more.
00:25:59.000So like, you know, like Romney, for example, or like these like crazy fucking like, you know, homophobic, anti-abortion Republicans Talking about my family, boy?
00:26:12.000These crusty old sons of bitches more and more are starting to look like monsters.
00:26:16.000They're starting to look more like freaks.
00:26:19.000Whereas they used to be able to like, you know, they used to be able to turn fucking high-powered water hoses on crowds of black people, you know, without losing their jobs.
00:26:31.000Like, so this this shift is like, but it's really interesting to watch the way that a lot of these crusty old pundits are reacting to it, man.
00:26:39.000They're having the same effect that when they threw water on the witch and the Wizard of Oz, you know, that kind of like they're hissing and shrieking and they don't know how to deal with it.
00:26:48.000What's fascinating to me is that with this With this new sort of understanding of people that we're getting because of the internet, there's water all over me.
00:27:01.000I have a nice shirt and I didn't want to ruin it.
00:27:03.000With this new understanding that people have of having the access to these kind of stories, having the access to these horrible stories, things that are happening from the Gaza Strip, this shift that's going on,
00:27:21.000as it's happening, All these horrific things that still exist in the world, they seem to escalate.
00:27:29.000Almost as if they're worried that something's coming at them.
00:27:32.000Almost as if, like, it's the, you know, the fundamentalism gets even more and more extreme and more and more hateful and more and more crazy.
00:27:40.000And you start getting shit like God hates fags and guys holding up a fucking sign.
00:27:44.000They have a whole website dedicated to it.
00:27:46.000And, like, all of the hate that you see with, you know, we had...
00:27:52.000On the podcast, we had this conversation with Shane Smith about Pakistan and India and the potential for nuclear war.
00:28:00.000And it was one of the scariest conversations ever.
00:28:02.000Because these people, it's almost like a lost state like Pakistan.
00:28:07.000He was talking about how chaotic it is and how chaotic the rulership is and how they hate India and India hates them and that different leaders have said they wanted to strap themselves to a nuclear bomb and go over there and blow the other people up.
00:28:19.000That this all exists at the same time as this new understanding and this new shift.
00:28:25.000It's almost like it's this resistance.
00:28:27.000And it's almost like this thing that we have to rally against, like the most fucked up part of human nature.
00:28:33.000It's like we have to rally against that.
00:30:08.000And as long as people are reacting in whatever way, just fucking as simple as a thing is like just tweeting, just tweeting something, retweeting something about some of the violence that's happening, just anything to get the information out there and keep that fucking pot bubbling.
00:30:57.000It feels like the magic is leaving them, which is why it's so beautiful when you watch Karl Rove on Fox News having a little Wizard of Oz-style man-behind-the-curtain meltdown as he realizes that his evil scheme to try to get Romney into power didn't fucking work.
00:33:05.000It's the same thing as like, it's just whenever you start letting freedom out of the bottle, man, you're not going to get the freedom back in.
00:33:11.000Once people feel that sense of like, holy shit, if we get together, we can change things in a big way.
00:34:09.000That's the craziest idea I've ever heard.
00:34:11.000It's almost like that's their excuse, like that's what they're going to say, and they have it planned out and make it look like that's what they're doing, but really what they're doing is they're profiting on selling guns.
00:34:34.000That shit gets so obscured by, like...
00:34:36.000They have so many great ways of, like, diffusing information, of adding information to information that's not real, of subtracting shit that it becomes...
00:35:00.000I don't think there's ever a time where anyone should be able to say, like, oh, I had something to do with that whole guns being sold to fucking crazy people who kill people on a regular basis, but I don't want to talk about it.
00:35:14.000You either knew about it or you didn't know about it.
00:35:42.000Like that shit, like that kind of information should be all on the table.
00:35:46.000Yeah, you should know how much he paid in taxes because you know how rich he is.
00:35:50.000And if he really did weasel it out and then the last couple of years decided to start paying a lot of taxes to show, you know, so he had it on paper.
00:35:57.000If you're running for the office like that, yeah, I mean, that's the, the idea is, you know, To change this fucking businessman president into, like, public servant president.
00:36:36.000It's crazy, but that's the shift, man.
00:36:38.000We want more things shifting to that so that you get the Costco version of the fucking president that's like, yeah, you know, I'm really just in this because I'm trying to make this country prosperous and the people in this country have as much access to, like, healthcare and what they need to live really great lives.
00:37:12.000We need more Bransons, Interstellar Travel.
00:37:15.000We need more fucking Steve Jobs, you know?
00:37:17.000We need more fucking, like, more of that running the show.
00:37:20.000And I think that's gonna happen more and more.
00:37:22.000Well, you know, what I'm really impressed with when you talk to people that work for Google.
00:37:27.000When you talk to people that work for Google and they tell you what a great company is to work for and how well they're treated and, like, the facilities, their campus, I guess they call it, a campus.
00:37:36.000You know, you hear those kind of stories.
00:37:38.000Like, you know that it's possible that a company can operate like that.
00:37:40.000Dude, any kind of super, anyone who's plugging into this vibe that's happening right now, whatever the fuck this thing is, man, you know right away that it's all about connectivity.
00:37:48.000And you know right away that the feeling you get from giving more than you're supposed to give is such an awesome feeling.
00:37:56.000And that feeling, that state of mind where you're putting out more than you're supposed to be putting out, it seems like in that state of mind is where the bigger ideas come from anyway.
00:38:05.000It's like, That's creating a fertile ground in your consciousness to open up for, like, the big ideas.
00:38:12.000But if you're shut down, closed down, if you're fucking...
00:38:15.000If you're just one big human muscle spasm pushing all your gems into the black...
00:39:48.000They sent me this whole email explaining how they spent a lot of money on research and development to try to make really good sounding ones.
00:39:56.000That initially they were more of like a lifestyle company.
00:39:58.000They had like good ones, but now they're concentrating on really creating like something that like a DJ would listen with.
00:40:04.000I leave fucking earbuds scattered across this fucking country like spider thread.
00:41:46.000You come in the bathroom and she doesn't know that you used your key to get back in because she didn't hear the door open because she's making that sucking noise.
00:41:54.000She's like on top of it like a praying mantis eating a fucking bug.
00:42:31.000Imagine that if a giant succubus with teeth.
00:42:34.000It's attaching itself to the head of your dick and sucking on it.
00:42:38.000And you can't pull your dick back because if you do, it gets shredded.
00:42:41.000And you feel the stinger on your neck kind of push in a little bit if you start struggling too much?
00:42:46.000Yeah, this giant stinger like a scorpion comes over the top of your head so while you're blowing it, And while it's sucking your dick, its stinger is like attached to your spine.
00:42:57.000And you're looking out in this weird cave it's dragged you into and it's just all like withered dude corpses.
00:43:04.000And the stinger has two vice-like tentacles on either side that clamp down on your neck.
00:43:09.000So right before it pushes that stinger against your spine, those things get tighter and tighter and it lets you know, don't go anywhere, I'm sucking your dick.
00:43:17.000Yeah, and this is gonna go on for five years.
00:43:23.000Dude, I never pictured them like that.
00:43:25.000Like, when I think of a succubus, I think of World of Warcraft, this fucking hot chick with, like, leather boots, like a dominatrix with a little whip that, like, you know, over-fucks you, but it's great.
00:43:35.000Maybe it starts out as a beautiful girl, and then you realize in the middle of having sex with it, like, sort of like Jack Nicholson when he's making out with that lady in The Shining, and then all of a sudden she was, like, a hundred years old.
00:46:17.000Dude, yeah, it's really cool, but it's like just like having these fucking cats is changing the prisoner's behavior in massive ways, man, because they know that if they get in fights, they lose their cat.
00:46:28.000So they don't want to fucking lose the cat.
00:46:30.000So it's like it creates this like it adds peace.
00:46:43.000If a little fucking kitten can transform some hardcore thug into somebody who's like, you know, I'm not going to fight because Princess is back in the cell and I don't want to lose her.
00:53:14.000The fact that he knew so much about those drugs, but yet, we read on Gizmodo, they didn't cite sources, but they said sources close to him say that he's always been interested in finding drugs that make women sexual.
00:53:28.000It kind of goes along with the whole 67-year-old guy, 20-year-old girlfriend thing.
00:54:34.000Or not completely honest about anything.
00:54:36.000You immediately have to look at the whole thing and go, well, if he's not telling the truth about doing those drugs, then how can I listen to all the other stuff?
00:54:43.000It sounds like it's a lot of who the fuck knows what to believe at that point.
00:54:49.000And the fact that he has no charges, nothing on record, there's no warrant for his arrest, there's nothing.
00:54:58.000It kind of made me think that he was just super paranoid.
00:55:03.000You know, I mean, I told you there was that story that someone had said that he thought that there was people outside, and he had a conversation.
00:55:34.000But he was talking about how there was these people, and they were standing there, they were like military people, and they were standing there, and they didn't say anything.
00:55:46.000They just stood there, and he wouldn't move, and so he just stood there too.
00:55:50.000And they slowly went away, like after hours and hours.
00:55:55.000So he was standing there and he was talking about how much his arm hurt because he was leaning up against this wall.
00:58:51.000Well, one of them was about, he had this, he was connected to this It's sort of a sport where they would fly these, looks like motorcycles that are attached to kite wings.
00:59:02.000It's really crazy and they're really maneuverable apparently.
00:59:05.000But they would do these low altitude, you know, not even altitude, low off, I mean basically just very close to the ground, they would do these Things like acrobatics spin around on these fucking planes.
00:59:50.000It wasn't his fault this guy died like this.
00:59:53.000But apparently he was working hard to promote this crazy sort of a sport.
00:59:58.000I had a phone call from John McAfee, who was calling to tell me that the police were closing in.
01:00:03.000He had spent the night in an undisclosed house in Belize, sleeping on a bed infested with lice, and that he felt that the end was near, that they would arrest him at any minute, but he was not going to surrender because he was convinced that they would kill him.
01:00:17.000I've been following McAfee's case in Belize for the past six months, ever since April 30th, when the police raided him and accused him of being a drug trafficker and possessing illegal firearms.
01:00:30.000Over those six months, I've spent weeks in Belize and interviewed McAfee both in person and on the telephone, probably over a hundred hours of interviews.
01:00:39.000And I can say without a doubt that he is a very complex person.
01:00:43.000But whether or not he's a murderer is yet to be seen.
01:00:48.000I recorded McAfee's phone calls to me this morning with his permission, and what follows are those calls.
01:00:54.000One of the charges against you is that you're a psychopath.