Based Camp - September 18, 2026


Beyond Lindsey： If Women Are Not Responsible for Their Actions, How Can We Trust Women？

Topics
cycle maxing and period tracking apps
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Malcolm Collins Simone Collins
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Diana Lynn Barnes Elizabeth Hansen Dylan Mulvaney Katrina Dalton Thomas Edison Anna Quimble Santos Andrea Triton
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39 minutes

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6,717

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93

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42

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00:00:00.000 hello simone i'm excited to be here with you today today we are going to be pulling on a thread 0.99
00:00:06.940 that the lindsay cansey case has unraveled to some extent which is women in mass are claiming
00:00:16.200 that women lack the intellectual or emotional capacity to act as normal people in society
00:00:26.520 right like uh and and i at first thought okay if we are cordoning this off to just a very rare
00:00:37.580 thing like postpartum depression which is what they're claiming or postpartum psychosis like 0.96
00:00:41.580 okay then just let women werewolf like i do right whenever i give birth i just lock myself away in
00:00:48.000 the hospital you drop me off and then put me up four days later then i started to dig into it and 1.00
00:00:52.900 realized it's actually normal for female organizations to do the same around 1.00
00:00:59.780 regular parts of a woman's menstrual cycle um so it's not just when you murder someone
00:01:07.700 uh that you can get off for postpartum psychosis you can also get off 1.00
00:01:14.680 murdering children because you were on your period but oh dear what's this one of the women 1.00
00:01:22.380 is about to embarrass us all the lady has foolishly attempted to join the conversation 1.00
00:01:28.320 with a wild and dangerous opinion of her own women know your limits on your period or like 1.00
00:01:35.740 pmsing like what part of the cycle do i have a get out of jail free card here i need to know
00:01:40.800 when i can time my uh go into it okay and oh my gosh now that like the period tracking apps need
00:01:47.780 to have like a now would be a great time if you need to commit a felony great time to commit a
00:01:53.540 felony that's why they're tracking you guys don't you know we need to know when you've turned into
00:01:57.140 ravenous monsters well one of the big things with the app love and deep space is it included they
00:02:01.760 added a period tracker and then like the male companions on the app would be like oh what brand
00:02:06.540 of you know sanitary napkin do you need and like women were like oh my god he knows the difference 0.97
00:02:12.100 between a daytime and a nighttime pad swoon like women do seem to act different like it actually
00:02:17.400 was very well reviewed the uh the period tracker what is love in deep space it's that it's the
00:02:24.260 that romance game it was really big in in china and also the united states oh god oh so this is
00:02:32.160 anime characters saying yeah it's like it's like a romance game with like really really beautiful
00:02:36.460 men and um they added a period tracker to it uh fairly recently and all the men who saw that this
00:02:43.520 was added freaked out and were like this is gooner nonsense but like the women were just like
00:02:47.900 oh like he's offering me a hot water bottle like he's gonna make like he's gonna cuddle with me
00:02:54.160 and like tell me how sorry he is and go to the store and buy me feminine napkins and ask me what 0.97
00:02:59.040 brand i prefer and they thought it was amazing has the concept of women having choices gone too far
00:03:05.760 we've assembled this diverse panel of white men in bow ties to talk about gentlemen but i really
00:03:11.320 think like if that element of a period tracker inside an existing game worked so well they need
00:03:16.380 to just really start beefing up existing period tracking apps like now you should commit a crime
00:03:21.000 now this is the period where you're going to be more attracted to hot guys this is your best time
00:03:26.080 to like date you know a cash cow and settle down with him you know like just really max it out you
00:03:32.220 know period maxing cycle maxing actually i read recently that there was this this new trend of
00:03:37.560 cycle maxing where women were yes i'm not kidding about this hold on hold on cycle women shouldn't 0.98
00:03:47.180 have jobs right like this is a how how are we still pushing for a female president 0.97
00:03:53.600 and cycle maxing is a thing yeah hold on news 1.00
00:03:58.440 where did it go it was like an actual um like women who are syncing their work schedule 1.00
00:04:09.180 with their their aggressive careers cycle maxing at work is an emerging social media term for using 0.93
00:04:16.700 menstrual cycle tracking to adjust your workload beatings creative work recovery and sometimes
00:04:21.820 food or exercise it's essentially cycle syncing reframed in optimization language so what you're
00:04:28.060 supposed to do is track your mood and bleeding etc and then put all your demanding or public
00:04:33.900 facing tasks like presentations and negotiations and like your big work things on days when you
00:04:40.000 are more likely to feel good like not pmsy not bleeding not cramping and then you reserve your
00:04:45.960 flexible like solo work or your work from home days for the days where you have cramps and pms
00:04:53.240 and you're like kind of a terrible person um and then you should have like buffers to like avoid
00:04:58.100 doing anything important like major deadlines or travel or all-day meetings um on the days 0.93
00:05:04.320 when you are so women recognize this about themselves yeah they're like we have a werewolf 0.92
00:05:10.500 protocol protocol yes it's exactly no this is like you know in the werewolf shows where they 0.94
00:05:18.500 like are like yes it's like the modern version of this like 0.98
00:05:22.060 mom dad can i come upstairs now i'm sorry son but you're a demon spawn now you're an abomination 0.96
00:05:29.920 can i please just have something to eat well i'm pretty hungry it's hungry yes it must feed 0.99
00:05:39.500 what are you doing down here
00:05:42.820 there you go son eat what are we becoming it's werewolves are real they're called women 0.99
00:05:52.960 and they literally have apps where they just like track their lunar calendar where they're like
00:05:58.500 time to chain myself up here okay we got up sorry girls i can't meet you for dinner i can't you know
00:06:03.940 can't book this work appointment now because i gotta cycle so this is this is going to be the
00:06:10.140 new thing in in werewolf dating books where um the werewolf and the what the werewolf's like i'm
00:06:16.960 sorry it's the night of the full moon i have to be chained up in my house and she goes that's so
00:06:21.400 convenient so do i no no it's supposed to be where the you know a very beautiful boyfriend asks her 1.00
00:06:28.520 if she needs more daytime or nighttime pads because apparently that really gets girls going 0.98
00:06:32.340 would you would you care about that would you just be grossed out of a guy
00:06:36.980 look anyone who's gonna help me with the bleeding stuff is welcome in my world okay do you see you
00:06:45.360 see all the we're not gonna get into the details um because i'm still doing dealing with the
00:06:49.660 miscarriage bleeding like what three weeks later i'm like anyone who's willing to help me with that
00:06:53.560 is uh my friend at this point um because the amount of ruined clothing i have now well not
00:06:59.280 ruined i just have to scrub things with a toothbrush for a very long time obviously not
00:07:03.240 one for my teeth people um anyway i may be a female but gosh i i cycle max so it's okay i'm 1.00
00:07:15.120 just under control but yeah i guess if this is all true right if women are like getting this into 0.98
00:07:19.980 their cycles and not only admitting this in the context of of legal trials but also just literally 1.00
00:07:25.780 building their lives around this expectation that like oh yes i have observed that i am insane and
00:07:31.140 a terrible person on these days of the month and that i'm a functional human on these days of the
00:07:36.480 month this is not this is a very worrying trend because it's like this admission of insanity
00:07:41.600 and i don't like it but like all women know this like i mean i don't as someone with amenorrhea
00:07:49.360 uh who doesn't have periods i had no cycle to track i i had no periods of insanity my only
00:07:54.700 experience with that is like giving birth and then having to deal with that hormonal fallout and then
00:08:00.540 also giving myself exogenous hormones which actually what's really interesting too is when
00:08:05.940 you see trans people take the same amount of hormones that for example I do they also like 0.99
00:08:10.960 to talk about at length how they go crazy like remember when Dylan Mulvaney started going on 1.00
00:08:16.020 hormones and was like I tried being a girl and I just sat there and cried for a long time I can't
00:08:20.840 remember her exact words but do you remember this whole thing where she was like I'm gonna be a girl
00:08:25.300 for a day. And like the schedule was like cry, go shopping, eat yogurt. Like I can't remember what
00:08:30.880 it was, but it was really ridiculous. However, it is interesting that even when men start to 0.65
00:08:36.640 experience the hormones that will hit women at various points in their cycles, they also report
00:08:42.380 going crazy in other words, typically, but you know, that's kind of disturbing. But no, I think
00:08:48.520 it's interesting with the trance thing. That's a good side point here. It's like, we all accept
00:08:53.220 that these people are getting crazy right counterpoint though women also report going
00:08:58.640 crazy when they go on testosterone so when they go where on testosterone but mostly it's not like 0.98
00:09:04.380 i'm crying it's just like they want to bang everything oh my god i'm so horny 0.95
00:09:10.080 question actually um uh did you ever suspect back when you were like a leftist and a feminist and 0.98
00:09:18.520 you know all the normal in in leftosphere right that women were crazy like did you ever like
00:09:24.580 did you did you back then believe that that men and females were significantly psychologically
00:09:29.640 different for example nope everyone's horrifying all humans are terrifying so you never engaged
00:09:35.460 with the concept once you never thought women and men are different look i i saw them as different 0.98
00:09:39.280 in different ways like women were crazy because they were they would be mean and have ulterior 0.89
00:09:43.280 motives and like be very i saw women as i think most people do more machiavellian and socially 0.88
00:09:49.400 risky but then men were very stressful because these i kept i was a very friendly person and
00:09:56.880 then boys would then express their um affection for me and then i couldn't return it because it
00:10:05.160 is because everybody wanted to bang you i understand look no but like you could see as a
00:10:09.300 teen girl it's like well if i hang out with girls they're gonna stab me in the back but then if i
00:10:13.260 hang out with boys then they're gonna like get attached to me in a way that i can't return which
00:10:19.020 is almost worse than being stabbed in the back because you feel bad for them because you're
00:10:21.980 their friend and you want to give them what they want but you can't give them what they want 1.00
00:10:24.780 so it really sucks so that's why you just find autistic people and then you hang out with them
00:10:29.820 and theater kids autistic people and theater kids are like the only safe haven okay so uh 0.95
00:10:37.980 The case of Sandy Craddock, who was a barmaid with a long record of impulsive violence, arson, assault, stabbed a co-worker three times in the heart.
00:10:48.100 Diaries and institutional records showed that her outbursts clustered on a roughly 29-day cycle.
00:10:55.240 Oh, my gosh.
00:10:55.520 Dr. Katrina Dalton, the physician who popularized the term premenstrual syndrome and treated it with a high dose of natural progesterone.
00:11:07.160 Progesterone?
00:11:07.980 Progesterone, yes.
00:11:10.040 Progesterone. 0.99
00:11:10.840 Shut your face. 0.98
00:11:12.460 This is another reason. 0.99
00:11:15.220 Sorry. 0.99
00:11:16.140 Shut your face. 1.00
00:11:19.140 My wife doesn't know her place. 1.00
00:11:22.140 I need to have a conversation. 1.00
00:11:24.520 Presbyterians.
00:11:25.340 I don't even know you.
00:11:27.340 Oh, God.
00:11:28.200 Okay.
00:11:29.360 Progesterone.
00:11:30.120 Okay, carry on.
00:11:31.580 We need to invent another crime.
00:11:34.460 What?
00:11:34.720 Another criminal case they can spend all day on TikTok
00:11:37.500 pretending to be detectives about no no no there can't be any legitimate grounds to think she was
00:11:42.800 framed she has to be the single most obviously guilty person in history there can't be a
00:11:48.540 reasonable doubt only a hormonal one okay so how about a woman stabbed all of her children to death
00:11:53.940 on live stream while her husband was in iraq that's perfect post it i think he did it she's
00:12:00.600 obviously being framed let's go just wait till they get to the end of the article why to make 1.00
00:12:08.340 the story even spicier one of the kids was an adopted black child you idiot okay so about a 1.00
00:12:15.560 year later wait what did she say wait no no so wait this woman this woman stabbed people 1.00
00:12:22.060 and then she was defend like one of the people who showed up for her defense you're saying 1.00
00:12:26.340 yes the doctor the female doctor testified quote that she turned into quote a raging animal each 1.00
00:12:34.540 month in quote wait so so literally the doctor who invented pms described women as werewolfing 0.99
00:12:41.440 yes she should have just called it like female werewolf syndrome
00:12:45.220 werewolf syndrome women are crazy syndrome yeah i don't know it's not as catchy i guess pms sounds
00:12:53.640 pretty pretty catchy the charge was reduced from murder to manslaughter by reason of diminished
00:12:59.200 responsibility she received probation and court-ordered progesterone not prison court-ordered
00:13:05.680 progesterone about a year later she threatened a police officer with a knife and the exact same
00:13:14.280 even though she had the court-ordered progesterone was she taking it i don't know but the exact same
00:13:19.800 thing worked again for her claim the same week christy england drove her car over her into her
00:13:26.440 lover after a quarrel and killed him she testified that she had an a an exact aggravated form of a 1.00
00:13:33.180 premenstrual condition and had not eaten for hours oh she was hangry she said she had hypoglycemia
00:13:40.900 and pms she was angry the charge was reduced to manslaughter and she received only a 12 months
00:13:48.000 conditional discharge after a driving ban for murdering somebody this is preposterous men too
00:13:53.600 the reason why men are disproportionately represented in crimes and murders is literally
00:13:59.100 due to a hormonal issue due to more testosterone which makes them higher risk takers which makes
00:14:04.480 them more aggressive and they don't get to be like oh i was hungry and this was a this has been used
00:14:11.720 in the uk in 50 cases oh my god what is happening now this is this what's gonna make you happy
00:14:20.460 simone is at least in the u.s the court system hasn't bought this significantly although i would
00:14:25.520 suggest that you don't listen to this part so you can turn off your okay so in the case of
00:14:32.140 shirley santos a brooklyn mother of six she beat her four-year-old daughter so badly that the child
00:14:39.120 was urinating blood. Santos told the police that she had gotten her period and would never hurt 0.96
00:14:44.040 her baby. I mean, she did. I guess she means when she's not on PMS. She tried to use PMS for
00:14:51.840 diminished capacity, citing the case in Britain to do this. And then a Brooklyn DA, Elizabeth 0.98
00:14:59.440 Hansen, a prominent feminist, opposed it as having no scientific basis. So feminists back then were 0.99
00:15:05.160 like no you can't do this well thank god this is not and the same with the lindsey clancy case like 1.00
00:15:12.940 it doesn't matter why someone did a terrible thing if they did it they need to be removed
00:15:18.000 how is this a defense yeah well anyway so
00:15:26.000 it's still a really bad case and i am going to need you to to remove your headphones here again
00:15:33.220 you're so kind for this was uh korma chandra uh this happened in india where she lured three
00:15:41.680 children to a well and pushed them in and one drowned and three daughters in india testified
00:15:51.260 that women quote-unquote did not remain normal in the days up to menstruation and can be violent
00:15:57.760 aggressive the court that although indian law had not dedicated a specific pmf thing
00:16:03.860 they said that she was a defective reason and considered this when giving her her sentence
00:16:09.980 defective reason wow there was another case in the united states that i want to find here 1.00
00:16:19.620 where uh some feminist organization gave her like millions of dollars because of her defective 1.00
00:16:27.160 reasoning yeah yeah well to try to help her win and she still didn't win uh because she did
00:16:33.300 something when she was pmsing found what i was looking for here is a quote from an article from
00:16:40.340 the wall street journal in 2001 called the newest feminist icon a killer mom andrew yates the houston
00:16:48.040 mother who drowned her five children last june is the newest feminist icon the national organization
00:16:53.460 for women is rallying around her. Diana Lynn Barnes of the Center for Postpartum Health
00:16:59.100 sounded the battle cry. Women are mad as hell and we're not going to take it anymore. There's 1.00
00:17:04.060 a vast amount of compassion for Andrea Yates because they can see how one could go down this
00:17:11.180 road. She's a victim of culture that says women come last. Newsweek columnist Anna Quimble invoked 1.00
00:17:17.580 the insidious cult of motherhood to explain yates actions um and uh basically we've known about this
00:17:25.840 since forever uh if you look at ancient or early modern medical treatments they believe the uterus
00:17:31.440 was an autonomous organ yeah destabilizing and called wandering like float around that wasn't
00:17:38.700 that hysteria hysteria irrationality unreliability and marriage and pregnancy were prescribed as the
00:17:46.580 cure uh virgin pregnancy seriously i mean i guess when you're not pregnant you're not cycling 0.64
00:17:54.260 they could also starve themselves i i discovered that works really well oh crap hold on is after
00:18:02.800 we did our buddhism episode um people were posting like super misogynistic stuff that's like in core
00:18:08.920 buddhist training like uh texts and one of the big ones by the way that's bizarre you couldn't
00:18:17.320 hear me on the setting before and this time i just switched from the default sure microphone to the
00:18:23.140 i don't know what to make write down explanations of the issues you're having and solve them post
00:18:30.340 okay i will thank you complaining about them to me is not helpful i yes you're right absolutely
00:18:38.100 all right sorry she was being a little womanly there i was i was having a womanly moment
00:18:44.820 um with her womanly brain yes and i was gonna go over other cases similar to the lindsey cansey
00:18:52.840 case but i don't want to talk about kids being hurt let's just say they're really
00:18:56.680 and it's really and people and they're trying to blame it on their periods and on their cycles
00:19:04.120 Well, those, it's a number of things.
00:19:06.620 The period ones were the ones that I had just gone over,
00:19:09.760 but there are other ones where it's like,
00:19:10.940 it's postpartum, whatever, 1.00
00:19:12.320 women aren't responsible for their actions, 1.00
00:19:14.000 blah, blah, blah. 1.00
00:19:15.520 Unless, unless, 0.50
00:19:18.760 and that you as a man will never understand,
00:19:21.900 except and unless
00:19:23.700 you happen to believe you're a woman
00:19:27.800 and dress as a woman,
00:19:29.240 then you as a man actually understand better than women.
00:19:32.300 that's the way it works of course
00:19:34.600 but um great question Simone oh by the way for people who wonder because women are always like 0.89
00:19:43.320 well have women ruled the world right i there's like these songs that like well if we put a woman
00:19:49.420 in charge everything would be great and it's like well you know they've actually done studies on
00:19:53.480 this we've talked about this in past episodes where when a woman ruled a monarchy in the
00:20:00.480 medieval europe because that's where we have good uh statistics on this uh war was significantly
00:20:05.420 more likely um like they they were much more bloodthirsty rulers than males um now the obviously
00:20:12.800 the authors of this having to add caveats because they don't want to be like women be crazy yo
00:20:17.960 uh they said it was something like well you know the throne would have been less secure during women
00:20:23.480 you know whatever so but uh i remember based professor here i was studying a history of egypt
00:20:32.200 um where they were going through uh like all of the dynasties of egypt and and um at one point
00:20:38.700 he got to like one of the female pharaohs he goes uh-oh oh we got female pharaohs here that
00:20:44.000 means we're always about to end a dynasty um my gosh we're always about to go into a dark age 0.98
00:20:49.900 oh well this is also true of companies when female ceos take over the companies are more 0.82
00:20:56.920 likely to uh like go into decline so the question is wait we had a whole episode on how like a rise
00:21:06.260 in gayness is it just gayness and women is this is this where you're gonna land with all this
00:21:10.980 gayness and women well i mean um yeah maybe i i think just like
00:21:21.420 the the reason gayness came up here is because i was talking with simone about this about
00:21:26.020 before and i was like with gayness when everyone was fighting for gay rights right we had this 0.51
00:21:32.620 thing of like you're born this way um and uh that was the core argument it was like well they can't 0.84
00:21:39.660 help it they can't help that they're gay they can't help that they're trans they can't help 0.87
00:21:42.880 they're and honestly i found this argument compelling back then um and so i was like 0.97
00:21:48.300 yeah sure they can't help it whatever then something happened and in the past 10 years
00:21:56.440 or so somehow since my childhood that has become an offensive thing to say it is it is in fact not 1.00
00:22:01.980 that you are born trans anyone can be trans if you think people are born trans you're a true scum 0.99
00:22:07.860 you know and you can always change back if you feel like it that's what w pass said 1.00
00:22:12.220 um you know just do one surgery one week do another surgery in the other week it's all about
00:22:18.540 making you comfortable right who cares and then with the gay thing even even because the trans 0.80
00:22:27.300 community has so infected a lot of the gay advocacy groups uh you know it's become oh well
00:22:32.340 you know uh you're not necessarily born this way and like sexuality is fluid throughout your life
00:22:37.940 and blah blah blah blah blah and people began to make these arguments i think to give themselves
00:22:44.240 more freedom to do whatever they wanted to do in the search of pleasure
00:22:46.840 and um with women it's the same thing right like because now the gay movement and the trans movement
00:22:59.420 has abandoned born this way a lot of people who used to support them are like i don't
00:23:03.340 i don't know if i support this anymore right yeah uh because all of you guys sort of led
00:23:12.460 me on for a while with the feminist movement was the same way for a long time feminist
00:23:15.700 uh you know went out there and said uh well women and men are actually exactly psychologically the
00:23:25.160 and pmsing isn't a thing and women don't act crazy and women don't lose self-control and now
00:23:32.880 that that battle feels over for them now they're trying to re-normalize all of the carve-outs 0.99
00:23:38.700 associated with that stuff and it's even weirder when you look at like so a woman goes out there 0.82
00:23:45.480 and murders people and they're like obviously it's not her fault and all women like i like the 0.99
00:23:51.520 complete abdication of responsibility when women do something bad and yet when a woman achieves 1.00
00:23:56.300 something like if a woman were to i mean obviously a woman can't but if a woman were to win like a
00:24:01.680 grand championship or like a video game championship or something like this of course 0.98
00:24:07.060 people would say you see this is proof that women are great um and sorry when i say can't like in 0.85
00:24:13.280 the top 100 players there's like not one woman if i remember it might be one woman um you know
00:24:19.200 That's a very famous scene of, like, the child going against a woman.
00:24:24.380 She's like, I'm a grandmaster, don't you know?
00:24:26.200 And he goes, a female grandmaster.
00:24:28.520 How old are you?
00:24:29.680 11.
00:24:30.540 And I'm a master too.
00:24:38.120 I'm small too.
00:24:40.680 And I'm a grandmaster.
00:24:43.080 Yeah, but you're only.
00:24:44.520 It's only 2,300.
00:24:45.540 Oh, my God.
00:24:47.540 oh no so what are your thoughts Simone this is depressing but also I don't know I mean my thing
00:24:57.260 is if we're going to take this direction you have to take it all the way right I mean people hold
00:25:03.860 and I guess I'm thinking a lot about how it works in like Leviticus too because that's too salient
00:25:09.600 for me but also in general like we don't consider animals to be necessarily responsible for their
00:25:16.680 own actions right they're animals they can't help it but if a if an animal attacks someone
00:25:22.400 they're put down and so if that's where we're going to go with this then if a woman attacks
00:25:27.640 someone because she can't control herself then she gets put down i don't see how this is so
00:25:33.460 confusing by the way i don't know if you knew this but did you know that if an animal killed
00:25:38.340 somebody in medieval times it was put on trail and like hung or killed in the way that a human
00:25:43.060 criminal would have been killed fine this happened to pigs frequently um how are pigs killing humans
00:25:49.520 oh yeah pigs killed babies yeah god why did i have to dig up that memory trauma okay why why 0.95
00:25:57.060 why can't everyone just be okay okay um anyway you put them down you put them down you can't 0.92
00:26:04.880 do this whole thing where it's like but like did the jews have a point that we should be separating 0.75
00:26:09.860 women during their their menstrual cycle isolating them i mean you really have to ask this yes except 0.99
00:26:15.400 the problem with this whole thing is normally when women were separated out their kids or infants
00:26:22.940 were with them and like i don't like if they get out they get out you know it's like two men enter
00:26:28.220 one man leaves we'll find out how this goes like i don't i'm not okay with the kids being looped 0.93
00:26:34.780 into this that could have been any of us that is terrifying so you understand the fear of women
00:26:42.340 very much and her husband he just went out when he had a wife who could kill his kids at any time
00:26:50.960 terrifying that really really is how could any man ever leave the house do they know how
00:27:00.060 irresponsible that is you can't turn your back for five seconds can you so better strategy what if
00:27:08.400 we develop and we can even sell this to people like chains for women during that part of their 0.96
00:27:13.740 cycle and so you just chain them chain them in one of the rooms give them like some straw bedding
00:27:19.680 so that they uh you know don't there's actually uh in very very ancient homes i was watching a
00:27:26.380 youtube channel that i've fallen down into like this this young man who talks a lot about biblical
00:27:30.660 history talking about the types of uh structures that were really common i think maybe it was like
00:27:37.180 in the very like very early houses like ancient sumeria or whatever right and like the weird
00:27:42.700 thing that they found with a lot of these houses is that even though everyone slept on the roof
00:27:46.540 um and there were no common bedrooms or private rooms many of them had this one little raised
00:27:51.440 part inside the house that looked like it could be a bed or like a complete box within that house
00:27:57.240 and it may have been for like women who were postpartum or for menstruating women to isolate
00:28:03.200 them while they were wait where was this in ancient samaria i think it was ancient samaria
00:28:09.880 oh god well you know what's about the jew tunnels right in new york is well those were those were
00:28:17.000 for guys with the mattresses on the ground it was obviously like boys tunneling but there were also
00:28:21.800 one of the things that everyone was freaking out about it there was like why were there baby
00:28:25.520 carriages and and mattresses covered in blood and everyone was like because young orthodox jewish 0.99
00:28:31.840 female have like six kids on average and they do these weird to us as christians um minstrel ritual 1.00
00:28:40.060 stuff uh around like you know cleanliness and stuff like that which is how that would be normal
00:28:46.060 for them i do not think they were doing child sacrifices uh i think we'd see more missing
00:28:53.200 babies if that was the case in in that region oh yeah and as i've also pointed out the the way that
00:29:00.680 like kabbalism works um even if you were going to do dark magic within the jewish tradition you
00:29:07.560 would have to use jewish babies um because other babies don't have like a full soul
00:29:13.040 it's complicated it depends on the branch of like jewish eschatology you're looking at but 1.00
00:29:18.020 if you're looking at like the dark magic eschatology it's it and soul is the wrong
00:29:23.020 word here it's a something i forget the something i don't know yeah well because the bible doesn't
00:29:29.420 even have the word for soul anyway yeah that's part of it as for the techno puritan answer to
00:29:36.820 all of this it's just to engineer women that are like my wife and don't go through a menstrual
00:29:42.500 cycles it's great to be married to her she is very sane i mean you guys can hear this one of
00:29:48.960 the problems they put me on the meds yeah one of the problems that you guys are dealing with is
00:29:53.540 you normalize to the sanity of my wife and you think other women like this might exist out there 1.00
00:29:58.820 but no we just need to make them with science everybody all these christians are like genetic 0.96
00:30:05.480 engineering is an abomination and i'm like well what if we can make women who weren't crazy and
00:30:11.980 they're like well hold on a second here maybe we can do a little genetic engineering well there 0.52
00:30:20.060 are many ways that women have hormonally been messed with um including hormonal birth control
00:30:25.580 which now so many people are trying to go off of okay i found what it was it was not actually the
00:30:30.700 one channel i've been listening to a lot it was on this channel called ancient egyptians
00:30:34.440 and it's called what what did ancient egyptians do with no privacy and they talk about in this
00:30:40.260 episode these raised three-sided brick platforms that were found in ancient egyptian homes
00:30:45.800 which some archaeologists call enclosed beds think people think that maybe they were birthing beds
00:30:53.620 or household shrines or marital beds or maybe a place for ritual seclusion after childbirth but
00:30:58.740 i'm like maybe it's the box for for women when they're intolerable back the box when as we go
00:31:05.100 put him in the box put him in the box menstruating women premenstrual women yeah well now that i 0.51
00:31:10.480 added all there's my box right there although yeah she hasn't she added that so the baby can't get 0.67
00:31:15.520 out yeah tex thinks that they're walls and so he no longer tries to crawl off i was so unsure that
00:31:21.280 was gonna work when you were like he's just gonna like get caught in between them but no he believes
00:31:25.780 that they're walls let's just hope it's that's her murder cage one day i'm gonna come in the room
00:31:31.580 which is blood all over the blood splattered all over it trust me it's gonna be my blood that kid
00:31:35.960 he's out for me he is can you share do you still have scars right now from him no no no i i cut
00:31:42.560 his nails uh so i don't have any oh good scars right now he didn't even bite you well he bit
00:31:47.940 my he can't reach with his mouth that high when he's in the the back carrier but he bit my finger
00:31:52.520 last night and it hurt bad he's a very aggressive child he's unusually aggressive even among our
00:31:59.360 children but genial like he he's not he doesn't intend to hurt he none of our kids do but they
00:32:06.860 are very aggressive yes yes i love to fight i just i was going this morning we had octavian with us
00:32:15.560 and i'm pushing the cart and he'll look at me and just starts giggling and i'm like you're
00:32:21.820 thinking about jumping on me aren't you like yeah basically they just see you as the the person to
00:32:30.620 attack okay well i love you simone i'm glad that we are all agreed um actually just answer the 0.50
00:32:39.100 question female president is it safe compared to the yes i i would rather have compared to sleepy
00:32:48.460 joe that's what i'm saying like if you have a very very old i would prefer younger women than 0.67
00:32:56.700 a gerontocracy uh and who cares you know i'm just i i'm so fed up with there's so many bigger fish
00:33:05.840 to fry when it comes to politics i would love to control campaign donations i would love for
00:33:11.800 so many things to happen before i i don't really care you know politicians are so corrupt anyway 0.94
00:33:16.920 it doesn't really matter like you wouldn't have a female a woman acting as impulsively say
00:33:23.980 as trump does like let's say that if trump were a woman i would be scared because trump does
00:33:29.580 whatever he feels like doing he doesn't necessarily do things because he needs to like be beholden to
00:33:33.980 this network of people women are way more likely especially a woman who gets elected to president
00:33:38.420 is going to be so controlled by a vast network of people who got her there 1.00
00:33:43.740 that she is not going to make 1.00
00:33:45.600 So women are influenceable. 1.00
00:33:47.820 Fast moving 1.00
00:33:48.460 violent moves
00:33:52.160 as a person.
00:33:53.380 But don't make me president 0.79
00:33:57.260 because I'll just nuke everyone. 1.00
00:33:58.880 I will hurt all the people who hurt children. 1.00
00:34:01.240 The rule for our nation state 0.98
00:34:02.000 I hadn't written this when we first did it
00:34:04.140 but I would do it now
00:34:05.060 is to have one of the dictator positions
00:34:07.500 that the dictator positions are not held by individuals 0.59
00:34:10.180 but they're held by families of a wife and husband.
00:34:13.040 um and that you have to be because then you're not just judging them as individuals but you're
00:34:18.900 judging them based on the stability of their marriage and um and i think that a stable couple
00:34:23.860 is always going to run something in a more sane fashion than an individual male i think you're
00:34:30.640 right yeah um and because so many also really successful male leaders had good spouses to run
00:34:37.240 things by yeah so i'm gonna say yes all right after we take over love you simone love you too
00:34:46.520 oh i'm just gonna keep obsessively checking to make sure my mic input doesn't change i'm terrified
00:34:51.700 but whatever i hate refilming days oh my goodness that was very demoralizing we had an interview
00:34:59.660 with celestium and our software lost it and i'm very annoyed because i programmed the software
00:35:04.340 and i'm getting constant audio things but they don't appear for long enough for me to read them
00:35:11.140 it just said noisy room so apparently quiet down malcolm look you're trying you're trying
00:35:19.420 and this is what trying looks like do you think that thomas edison's office looked like a neat
00:35:25.980 organized place with lots of functional light bulbs while he was working on you know making
00:35:31.280 something better. No. Well, I'm making notes on things I can fix. Okay. Good. Yeah. This is
00:35:38.520 favorable. All right. That's okay. I still, yeah, I worked on fixing a bunch of things and bug
00:35:48.540 testing a bunch of things with the kid website with mudpuppy.ai. Yeah. There's still a lot to
00:35:54.380 fix. So I'm going through that too. Was Octavian able to use it to like talk with agents? I also
00:35:59.900 asked for adventure to just not show the narrative engine option but switch to the adventure the
00:36:04.360 default adventure okay so that it has the proper engine for each one the kids don't have to choose
00:36:10.300 that because that's too overwhelming and then no nsfw options show up because it's a it's a kid's
00:36:17.320 site yeah i've been working on a kid like accidentally chooses one of the user created
00:36:22.500 nsfw narrative nothing nothing happens and then their tutor duck is like oh you wanted to know
00:36:27.920 The reality for kids is, and I hate that there are so many people who don't get this,
00:36:34.020 is you know what happens when a kid sees something that's not safe for work
00:36:36.860 or hears something that's not safe for work?
00:36:38.780 Nothing.
00:36:39.740 They don't get turned on.
00:36:41.680 They don't get processed.
00:36:42.900 They don't process it in some special way. 0.99
00:36:45.180 When a woman reaches the age of 21, something queer happens.
00:36:49.140 She suddenly finds herself no longer interested merely in dollies and pretty frocks. 0.60
00:36:53.920 she acquires a keen desire to seek greater knowledge of men i know but you know what
00:37:00.400 parents think parents freak out they flip a lid okay right it is it is like there is no audience
00:37:07.340 that not safe for work is a less dangerous for than kids um i know i walked into so many things
00:37:13.580 as a kid that i probably shouldn't have walked into and was just like hi guys meanwhile like
00:37:17.620 the adults are dying inside and note here if you're under the perception that this is how
00:37:22.920 fetishes are formed or something. We wrote an entire bestselling book on human sexuality where
00:37:28.320 we performed one of the largest surveys on the subject, looking at things that happened to people
00:37:32.540 during their childhood and trying to correlate it to adult arousal patterns. And we just didn't find
00:37:37.260 anything. It's mostly a just so story where people are trying to explain unusual arousal patterns
00:37:44.260 they have. And it's in the same way that people are like, why are you sad? Oh, what did your
00:37:49.040 parents do you know the classic psychologist thing it's the easiest way to remove responsibility 1.00
00:37:54.240 from this is just the way you are yeah it's it's it's so stupid it's like these parents who freak 1.00
00:38:00.980 out about this are so like i'm like do you the biology do you not understand the biology at play 1.00
00:38:07.840 here they don't i think the answer is they don't and we have to understand this and we have to
00:38:13.460 build a children's look this is something for example that public school teachers and private
00:38:18.780 school teachers learn immediately that they're not catering to the students, they're catering
00:38:23.280 to the teachers, sorry, to the parents. And if the parents don't like what the student is being
00:38:27.780 taught, even if the student is gaining proficiency in whatever the skill is,
00:38:32.640 they don't get any credit for that. They don't get credit for proficient students. They get
00:38:36.420 credit for parents being happy and satisfied with everything. Where have you gone? There's
00:38:45.300 an error that says too quiet room was coming from my fan that cools my computer oh oh it did it went
00:38:51.520 away noisy room went away yeah but when you walked away it said too quiet it's a too quiet
00:38:56.200 very malcolm not talking yeah as soon as soon as soon as it's gonna be like too boring
00:39:00.520 pick up the pace actually i could code that don't don't too boring too you're boring yeah
00:39:09.480 too ugly switch to vtuber mode really good upsell there you know all right all right all right 0.77
00:39:16.360 are you trying to bite me 0.86
00:39:17.960 oh god 0.98
00:39:21.780 titan you're gonna get hurt doing this do you want a hug 0.96
00:39:27.000 yeah you want a hug why do you love biting people why do you love biting people titan 0.91
00:39:35.100 Because it's my favorite thing.
00:39:37.860 Why is it your favorite thing, Triton?
00:39:39.640 Because I really love it, but I really love fighting people.
00:39:46.340 Oh, God.