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00:00:18.000This episode is brought to you by Onnit.com.
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00:00:52.000Don't have it be your main piece of exercise equipment because if you have never lifted kettlebells before and you don't understand it, 70 pounds is a lot of weight to swing around.
00:01:16.000So if you're doing anything that is involving strength and conditioning, the main piece of advice that I always give people is learn what you're doing.
00:01:45.000Battle ropes, maces, and club bells, and there's a fantastic series of strength and conditioning DVDs, especially the ones that I can recommend.
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00:06:03.000It's hard to do a television show that's perfect.
00:06:05.000It's also hard to do a television show like this where you're squeezing hours of information and hours of conversations into like 40 plus minutes.
00:06:13.000But one of the things that I've found is that people are so fucking attached to the shit they believe.
00:06:52.000What people are seeing, for the most part, when you see these contrails, these trails behind jets that become artificial clouds...
00:07:00.000The way it's been explained to me by not just one but numerous scientists is that when jet engines pass through various levels of condensation, it creates different effects.
00:07:12.000And if a jet engine passes through Sky that has enough condensation, it will literally change the temperature of the sky, stir it up, and create a cloud.
00:07:23.000And it's a lingering cloud behind the jet.
00:07:26.000And if you're looking at it, it looks like someone's spraying artificial clouds.
00:07:30.000And you get this feeling like, oh my god, they're spraying clouds.
00:07:33.000I saw them, and I saw some of the documentaries on them, and there was a Quite a bit of time before I was looking at it.
00:07:43.000But is it possible that they're really spraying artificial clouds out of all these planes?
00:07:47.000And then you talk to people that tell you that these are military planes and this is a constant geothermal engineering exercise.
00:07:55.000But then when you find out that it is possible to put a jet engine through various levels of condensation and create these clouds, like scientifically proven, 100%.
00:08:04.000You've got to go, okay, well that's 100%.
00:08:06.000If that's 100%, is there a way to tell when they're going to leave contrails and when they're not?
00:08:12.000You go to the NASA website, it shows you where there's condensation, where there will be contrails, and it's for pilots so they can see better.
00:08:18.000It's for people that are trying to observe the sky.
00:08:20.000There's a bunch of reasons why they monitor this shit.
00:08:22.000They know when contrails are going to exist and when they're not.
00:08:25.000In 1942, the government was trying to figure out what the fuck was going on, because they first started having planes involved in World War II, and they put out a paper on what they called persistent condensation trails, and that is these lines that were behind these planes,
00:08:42.000and their conclusion was that it's a natural part of what happens to the atmosphere when a plane flies by, and that sometimes they last and sometimes they don't, based on how much moisture is in the atmosphere.
00:09:48.000And people are getting so fucking mad at me on Twitter and calling me a shill and a government agent and thinking that somehow or another I'm changing the truth because I want to protect myself or something.
00:10:00.000I think people are looking for a reason, something to blame the lack of health and feeling good on.
00:10:07.000And I think that they do that and then they blame it on the chemtrails and they roll into McDonald's and eat five Big Macs and wonder why they're feeling shitty.
00:12:33.000That's the guy who brought the Zapruder film to the Geraldo Rivera show, Dick Gregory, the older guy.
00:12:37.000He was a stand-up comedian, like an activist, and he brought this Zapruder film to a Geraldo Rivera show and showed it on television, President Kennedy getting shot for the first time.
00:12:46.000It was actually in the 1970s, long after his death.
00:12:48.000He died in 63. They showed it on TV, I think in like 72 or something like that.
00:13:05.000And Geraldo Rivera was the conspiracy theorist back then.
00:13:09.000Geraldo Rivera, who now works for Fox News, back then he was saying the shot clearly comes from the front as you see his head snap back into the left.
00:14:17.000Yeah, and it goes along with what you're saying about the planes making it because planes have gotten bigger and bigger as the years have gone on.
00:14:24.000They didn't always have a 747 or 757, you know.
00:14:28.000So as these are getting bigger, of course, the chemtrails will be, too, it seems, at least.
00:14:33.000Well, there's, you know, the other thing that's real is that it changes the temperature of the Earth.
00:16:00.000I mean, I'm an idiot, but I'm reading this and I'm going, are you sure?
00:16:05.000Anyway, the point is, even in this CNN paper from 2002, it says artificial clouds known as contrails.
00:16:14.000But people are looking at them and they think it's something that didn't happen before.
00:16:19.000They're like, oh, these weren't there before.
00:16:21.000It doesn't mean that people haven't sprayed shit out of planes.
00:16:25.000But what it does mean is that what you're seeing is not what you think is happening most of the time.
00:16:31.000When you see this spray, what you're seeing is a fucking cloud.
00:16:36.000That's what happens when it goes through the jet.
00:16:37.000But if it was a spray, it wouldn't look like that.
00:16:40.000If it was aluminum and barium, which is like what they're claiming the government for some reason is spraying in the sky, it would be more like smoke signals or like those things behind a plane, a smoke rider.
00:17:20.000When something's explainable, you've got to explain it.
00:17:23.000And it doesn't remove all the other possibilities of nefarious doings.
00:17:29.000But it does explain one thing that people are trying to point in the wrong direction.
00:17:33.000And the problem is, if you point in that direction, and then people can prove that that's not what's going on, but you won't let it go, then they're not going to listen to you when it comes to other shit either.
00:17:44.000They're going to think, oh, you're that guy that believes shit that's kind of wacky.
00:17:59.000The guy in the show, though, one of the craziest moments was that he had this test that he did, this water test, and he showed that there's aluminum in the water.
00:18:07.000But you look at the test results from the lab, and it says sludge.
00:18:13.000And I go, well, so it's got dirt in it.
00:20:47.000I would move too if you had some money, but if you don't have any money, man, oh shit, and you're stuck there and you can't go to sleep, and then you have to get to go to work in the morning and you're fucking exhausted because your house has been humming...
00:20:57.000Windsor's a pretty interesting town because that's where everybody from Ohio and Michigan goes to get drunk when they're 18 because you can drink there before you're 21. Oh, really?
00:21:09.000So it's like you go there and you fast forward three years of your life and you can do anything you want at 18 if you just go over a bridge.
00:25:42.000And so very young I had to realize what she was doing because also she was on the phone a lot and she would be repeating back these numbers to people and there's like all this terminology and stuff like PO and box and all these different things.
00:25:55.000Like, you want that straight or boxed?
00:25:56.000Which means like straight means you're picking three numbers in a row, like four, six, seven.
00:26:00.000And box means you could have 4-6-7, but if it comes out 7-4-6 or 6-4-7 or whatever, you win either way.
00:26:26.000The closest thing that I had a weird feeling about when I was a kid was one time my dad came to visit, because I lived with my mom, so my dad would just come in and visit sometimes.
00:26:35.000And the weirdest thing was he came over one day with a cast on his hand, and I'm like, how'd you break your hand?
00:26:43.000And I remember my mom looking at him weird and him looking at her weird.
00:26:46.000I still don't know exactly what happened with the broken hand, but I don't know.
00:27:19.000Yeah, isn't it weird when you really stop and think about how little our parents knew about the world?
00:27:25.000Like, now that we live in this really strange place where we're finding out, like, I mean, you just ask your phone and it'll answer you almost any question you can come up with.
00:27:36.000And just think about growing up and having kids and living your whole life without that.
00:27:57.000I just found out there's a high school district in LA in which all the kids are getting iPads now, so they upload all their information on the iPad, and that's their only book.
00:28:30.000I was thinking about that the other day about how paper and books is just going to be this...
00:28:35.000Well, are you starting to see, like, some of these different phones that are coming out that allow you to answer and scroll and do things without actually touching the phone?
00:28:45.000And that when you look away from the phone, like, it changes the way the phone behaves when you look at it.
00:29:01.000With, like, the ability to, like, just conjure things up out of the air with your hands and your looks.
00:29:06.000It just doesn't seem like a good idea, because, like, you'll be, like, laying in bed, and, like, phone ringing, and you, like, wave over it, and now you just have a video call, and your dick's just, like, in the kitchen.
00:29:15.000That sounds like a problem for Brian Redman.
00:29:27.000Yeah, no, I think that what I was getting at is that it's going to get weirder and weirder, like the human computer, human information interface is going to get weirder and weirder.
00:29:38.000It's the, who knows what the limit is?
00:29:41.000It's going to be like some eye implant or something.
00:30:08.000Yeah, just coming right down the factory line at a baby ward, whatever those are called.
00:30:13.000Yeah, Duncan and I were talking about this, and we both agree that there's going to come a time where you're probably not going to use your regular memory anymore.
00:30:20.000That your regular memory will be replaced by some sort of internal digital storage, which can record everything you see in total real-time, HD, right?
00:30:30.000I mean, that's pretty likely to be what we're dealing with in the future.
00:30:34.000And then we're going to swap hard drives and shit, and I'm going to be able to watch 20-inch clip.
00:30:53.000Yeah, they figured out a way to do that to mice.
00:30:55.000They figured out a way to somehow or another install an artificial memory in a mouse.
00:30:59.000And they also figured out how to make a cat's tail move without actually, like, a man with a brain thing on can make a cat's tail move wirelessly somehow or another.
00:33:27.000And there's no way to know, or else we would...
00:33:29.000Well, it seems like it is not going to stop.
00:33:31.000It's just going to get more and more invasive, more and more...
00:33:35.000You're going to be able to do all kinds of really strange things within the next few years, or they're going to, someone, whoever has that kind of technology.
00:38:12.000I know a story, I don't know if it's true, but I'll tell it anyway, about Sylvester Stallone apparently, that someone went to Sylvester Stallone's house, he had a house in the Hollywood Hills, and he had a movie theater, and he told them, he goes, put your feet up when you're watching the movie because we have rats.
00:40:52.000And then when you find out that there's as many rats in New York City as there are people, there's 7 million people in New York City, so there's 7 million rats in New York City.
00:41:08.000I think a lot of them drowned in Sandy.
00:41:11.000I think a lot of those underground layers and shit drowned because Shane Smith did a video once right after Sandy, a video about the possibility of these super storms increasing, and a river of dead rats flowed by him as he was standing there talking.
00:42:10.000Is a thing about how butterflies, if you look at butterflies that are around area where snakes are, when their wings are up and they're just chilling, most of them look like snakes.
00:42:21.000Like, if you look up a butterfly snake, I mean, it's unbelievable.
00:44:24.000Octopus or octupi can blend in with their surroundings and they also think that they use their ability to change shape on the outside, the camouflage look.
00:44:35.000They think they use that also to communicate.
00:45:14.000Like, apparently octopus are smart as fuck, or octupi.
00:45:19.000And they set up this camera and they watch this octopus just sit there completely camouflaged and as this shark flies by...
00:45:29.000But when the keepers here decided to move one into a larger tank with sharks and other big fish, they assumed that the octopus's strength and camouflage would keep it safe.
00:45:44.000As it turned out, they were tragically mistaken.
00:48:16.000They've had videos that they've taken of them on security cameras where they climb out of a fish tank and go across the floor and climb into another fish tank and then eat the fish.
00:48:31.000So he set up his camera to look at his fish tank, and he watched his octopus climb out of his fucking fish tank, walk across the floor, climb up the other fish stand, the tank stand, climb into the tank, lift the lid off of it, jack a fish, kill it, walk across the street,
00:48:48.000hop back into his tank, and go to sleep.
00:49:03.000It's walking up to the back of the restaurant and there's this big humongous green dumpster, you know, full of old meats and stuff like that probably.
00:49:13.000Smart ass bear goes around the side of it.
00:50:27.000So if you live in a community that has bears and you have that asshole neighbor that leaves pizza boxes and his fucking garbage is sitting out there and a bear finds out about it, you're fucksville.
00:50:37.000I'm so glad I don't live near big animals.
00:59:08.000I took my dog to the vet and he had these canines, I guess like puppy teeth, like they're supposed to fall out, but a lot of times their normal teeth will grow around their baby teeth.
00:59:27.000It's weird when you get these little breeds too, because you got to think like, what are those things like, I mean, how healthy is it to make an animal that weighs a pound?
00:59:36.000You know, what's involved in that process?
01:00:48.000For a dog that goes to a pound, a lot of times they're in danger of being killed.
01:00:52.000There's a few of these no-kill shelters that people set up to make sure these animals don't die.
01:00:58.000Well, someone put a deer in one of these no-kill shelters.
01:01:04.000So aerial photos were taken, they saw the deer, a warrant was issued, and a raid ensued by heavily armed agents.
01:01:11.000The staff was corralled, not permitted to make calls, and cell phones were confiscated to delete pictures of the raid, and a baby deer, named Giggles by the staff, was seized and stuffed into a body bag and then promptly killed by the agents.
01:01:28.000The presiding warden compared it to a drug raid to justify the SWAT-like tactics.
01:01:35.000They compared it to a drug raid that having an illegal deer on the premise, a baby deer that they've been taking care of, was like having drugs.
01:01:44.000So they came in there, and this is in Wisconsin, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
01:01:54.000And the sheriff's deputies raided this non-profit no-kill shelter, put this fucking baby deer in a bag, and then killed it.
01:02:07.000The article says, Yes, dear civilized world, heavily armed agents of a state government in the U.S. of A. have raided a no-kill animal shelter to execute with extreme prejudice an internationally recognized symbol for the gentleness, helplessness,
01:05:57.000If they were worried about Lyme disease spreading into these other animals and they were justifiably upset that these people brought a possibly contaminated deer, It does make sense that they would take the deer away and examine it.
01:06:37.000And it's just like recently, where people, you know, in the last few hundred years or so, people have gotten to the point where we don't have to kill everything to eat it.
01:06:44.000It's not everything near us that's moving, hit with a rock and fucking thrown into a fire.
01:09:11.000But it's not really once you just go around it.
01:09:14.000Once you have vegan cheese in your house, it's pretty much straight because then you can make a pizza or whatever.
01:09:21.000You know, you could throw something together if you really are craving it.
01:09:24.000But yeah, that edge and the negativity and sort of depression-like symptoms that I was feeling pretty much throughout my whole life up until the point really dissipated after the dairy was gone.
01:10:37.000Just showing what a fat fucking pig I can be and stuff this down my throat.
01:10:42.000But the feeling after that, when that cement is digesting in my stomach, that paste, when it's all smashed up with my teeth and packed into a ball of just...
01:11:35.000But this lady told me to cut out gluten.
01:11:37.000She said she's a therapist, a physical therapist, and her and her husband both work with high-level athletes.
01:11:43.000And one of the things they said is, like, we've had really good results in getting people to stop eating gluten, and a lot of inflammation goes down.
01:11:51.000And people that have had, like, back issues...
01:11:53.000Just in cutting out the gluten, the inflammation from their disc swelling and stuff has gone down considerably to the point where it becomes asymptomatic.
01:13:11.000I want my dick to look like a bulldog.
01:13:15.000Instead it looks like a jogger with a headband.
01:13:21.000But I would recommend anybody trying it.
01:13:23.000Some people say it's nonsense, but one of the things I found out about the internet, the internet is a beautiful resource, but no matter what, there's going to be a certain amount of people that think something sucks.
01:13:34.000It could be the most awesome shit that's ever existed.
01:13:37.000I've seen people say the Black Keys fucking suck.
01:13:39.000I've seen people say Louis C.K. fucking sucks.
01:13:41.000I've seen people say Dave Chappelle fucking sucks.
01:13:44.000Everything that is awesome in the world, someone out there is saying it sucks.
01:13:47.000You could just search the keywords on Twitter and you'll find people saying the dumbest stuff in the world.
01:13:53.000So much of it is people not talking in person to other people and not having to have a sort of like a...
01:14:40.000If I can give any advice to anybody that finds themselves caught doing that, sometimes people think they can do it to celebrities because celebrities aren't really people.
01:14:47.000I've seen people that seem like normal folks, and then they'll tell you, Ariane Celeste Brockby from Twitter.
01:16:21.000As time goes on, more of those people are being exposed.
01:16:25.000And they're starting to feel that, you know, they're starting to feel the sting of being mean to people like that.
01:16:30.000Like, have you seen what happened with that guy that was on, who's a Reddit guy, who was like, he was posting, he posts like really mean evil shit on Reddit, and they found out who he was in real life, so they contacted his employer and he got fired.
01:17:37.000Well, somewhere along the line, people decided that wasn't good enough, so they had to go after the people that were posting this fucked up shit.
01:17:43.000And the way they went after is they find out who you are as a real human being, and then they go after you.
01:17:48.000And that's where this shit gets weird.
01:17:54.000Or are you the real guy, the real, you know, Tony Hinchcliffe that I see out there in the street?
01:17:58.000Or are you Tony Hinchcliffe that pretends to be a woman and goes on Cougar Life and tries to get guys to fall in love?
01:18:06.000Have you been looking at my browser history?
01:18:09.000How many women, I mean like how many dudes out there that are online talking and they think to women are actually just other dudes that are pretending to be women?
01:24:43.000Like animals have weird fucking noises, but male elks, what they call bull elks, when they're calling out to bitches, letting them know what's up, it's time to get some dick.
01:26:44.000Well, when I first got it, they had this thing where the windows, you try to roll up the windows, and it would roll up all the way, and then it would roll down all the way, and then you're like, God damn it, you have to do it like four times in a row.
01:26:53.000So finally, I was like, what the fuck's going on?
01:26:57.000So they take out the windows, and they scratch up, uh, I had tenting on them, they scratched up all the tenting on it, and so then I had to take it back, and then, like, this, uh, like, a couple months later, the sunroof thing broke, the trunk thing, which had, like, string holding up the trunk,
01:27:13.000broke, All these little things keep on breaking.
01:27:16.000Like the car, awesome, but all these little stupid things breaking.
01:28:53.000Well, the major issue was just that there's been so many little things that have been breaking on it, like the windows and stuff, but they have this net.
01:29:01.000It's over the sunroof, and you pull the net.
01:33:55.000It's a study from the University of South Florida that found that low doses of the active ingredient in magic mushrooms repairs brain damage caused by extreme trauma, offering renewed hope to millions of sufferers of PTSD, or post-traumatic stress disorder.
01:34:12.000And that this study confirms previous research by the Imperial College London That psilocybin, a naturally occurring compound present in shrooms, stimulates new brain cell growth and erases frightening memories.
01:34:26.000Mice conditioned to fear electric shock when hearing a noise associated with the shock simply lost their fear, says Dr. Juan Sanchez Ramos.
01:34:38.000A low dose of psilocybin led to overcoming fear conditioning and the freeze response associated with it faster than the group of mice on catanserin which is a drug that counteracts the receptors that bind psilocybin in the brain.
01:35:08.000Yeah, this article also goes on to talk about how PTSD is not just psychological...
01:35:15.000That common symptoms, it says, such as hypervigilance, memory fragmentation, flashbacks, disassociation, nightmares, and flight-or-flight responses to triggers are generally thought to be psychological and therefore treatable by learning to change thought processes, but new research suggests that they may in fact be the result of long-term physiological mutations to the brain.
01:41:00.000They have the control of the, you know, when the mob gets big, they can control the government.
01:41:06.000That's why, you know, they got, you know, Goodfellas and the Godfather, they did, they're the ones that really pretty much ended the mob because they made it look cool, and it was all about the takeoff.
01:41:19.000I mean, that whole, I don't think we were too far away from the same type of thing.
01:41:23.000I think a difference is that the mob was, you know, It's called organized crime for a reason.
01:42:12.000The steel industry was dilapidating it, but...
01:42:14.000It's better to have organized crime than disorganized crime.
01:42:18.000And what happened when the FBI raided Youngstown, for example, and I mean that's a small, not too small, but it's a pretty small scale of what obviously would be like in New York and Chicago.
01:42:29.000But what happened in Youngstown was black gangs took over the Bloods and the Crips in a very, very big way.
01:42:36.000And then all of a sudden there's drive-bys and there's bullets going through your window and leaving a mark on the other side of your living room wall.
01:43:18.000Did you see the, speaking of Vegas, the video with, or the film rather, with Michael Douglas and Matt Damon, where they play Liberace in Liberace's Lover?
01:43:37.000Brokeback Mountain is, Brokeback Mountain!
01:43:41.000First of all, I don't remember who said it.
01:43:44.000I think it was Ricky Gervais said something really funny.
01:43:46.000I think it was him that was quoted this saying, it's surreal watching Gordon Gekko get fucked by Jason Bourne.
01:43:56.000Because, you know, Matt Damon is Jason Bourne and Gordon Gekko was Michael Douglas and, you know, Matt Damon is fucking, you know, Michael Douglas.
01:45:11.000It's kind of a weird story, because all it is, essentially, is one guy who got pissed that Liberace didn't want to fuck him anymore, so he told the Liberace story.
01:45:19.000And the Liberace story, to be told in this film, is basically that Liberace liked to fuck.
01:45:38.000He's painted out to be this horrible, horrible, horrible person.
01:45:41.000But in reality, he was just a guy who had $500 million and liked to fuck.
01:45:46.000He really didn't hurt anybody in the movie.
01:45:49.000He kicked the guy out when the guy got crazy, but...
01:45:51.000It also is interesting because the guy who Matt Damon is playing, his character in the movie is hooked on pills and all these amphetamines.
01:46:00.000You watch Matt Damon's character change his personality.
01:47:40.000I don't know if you saw this, but at Comic-Con, you saw the thing with the mask, and then they brought him up for the panel, and he took off the mask.
01:47:55.000I want to pull up the song, When Liberace Winks at Me.
01:48:00.000Because this is like, this is like some real shit.
01:48:02.000This is in 1950s-ish, when Liberace was like, you know, I guess this was like a scene in a movie, and a woman is singing a song about how enthralled she is by Liberace.
01:48:17.000First of all, it's amazing when you stop and think about how much our culture's changed since then, because this is like, you know, whatever the hell it is, 19...
01:48:43.000She's sitting in front of her TV and she's on her knees in front of a little desk writing a letter and she's staring wistfully into the TV while Liberace plays piano.
01:53:39.000And when kids got out of line, they gave them frightening beatings and say they knew children who died from the beating.
01:53:47.000So a few years ago, the state investigators said that they found no evidence that anyone at the staff of the school had been responsible for any student deaths.
01:53:56.000But then these people, with the state's permission, they got a team of researchers and they used ground-penetrating radar Jesus.
01:54:28.000Aaron Kimmery got interested in the story.
01:54:34.000So they used ground penetrating radar, found a hundred fucking bodies, and now what's interesting is that the governor does not want them exhuming all these bodies.
01:54:43.000They're trying to keep the lid on this shit.
01:54:46.000So the governor, Governor Scott, is fighting exhumation, but Kimmery and her team are supported by Florida's Attorney General, members of the legislature, and by Senator Bill Nelson.
01:55:58.000Just think about this group of men, many now in their 60s and 70s, who were sent to this school when they were children, who knew boys that had been beaten to death.
01:57:58.000They put Disney World there, but it's like...
01:58:00.000Doesn't seem like Disney World should be in the middle of that state.
01:58:03.000Well, you know what they said about Florida?
01:58:05.000That within this decade, within the next ten years, they believe that Miami's going to be underwater.
01:58:12.000This is like their most recent estimates.
01:58:14.000They're worried that Miami and a lot of Florida, the ground is apparently very porous, and so it's not like New Orleans where you could set up a levee.
01:58:23.000They're like, once that water rises, it's a wrap.
02:01:53.000It's amazing when you stop and think about what kind of environment that life is not just living in, but thriving.
02:01:59.000Year after year, year after year, these things keep fucking in that same spot, keep making babies, keep walking miles across the ice to get to the ocean, keep surviving, and you complain when your internet goes down.
02:06:42.000The girl that's booking it said that it's one of those places that they never have anybody come out there, so if anybody comes out, Everybody just goes to the show.
02:07:45.000And it's just, you feel weird being up there.
02:07:48.000If it's any trend how much Canada loves comedy the farther north you go, then it must be like heaven, comedy heaven up there because I love The few times I've been in Canada to do comedy shows, it's always been some of the highlights.
02:08:01.000So I can't imagine what it's like farther north.