00:30:02.980Okay, so go into this understanding that
00:30:05.640this is a man who's trying to be a woman0.92
00:30:08.260that still has all of the mannerisms of a gay man.0.96
00:30:12.760in the shower on a walk the dylan hour feeling sweet feeling sour i feel nothing0.93
00:30:21.120my couch is open it's better than therapy all your soccer moms all your days and them's all0.93
00:30:29.620your bottom boys my bisexual fems come one and all disassociate with me it's free grab a drink0.97
00:30:37.700or two or three okay i'm gonna stop that because it's already very something just struck me just0.98
00:30:43.040watching this um because obviously we all hate troons they should all anyway the um you know
00:30:50.280the blair white thing was so bizarre because they were trying to like blair white's figures he's
00:30:55.900some kind of bimbo right yes a bimbofication but at a glance at a glance from a certain angle you0.90
00:31:03.360might actually think blair is a woman but dylan doesn't even fucking try dylan is so obviously a0.99
00:31:10.780fag and a wig yeah and like and it has like a gay man's sense of humor that's and i'm again i'm not0.99
00:31:17.200i'm not part of this shit so i mean this for me this is the first time i'm noticing this0.99
00:31:20.460there's classes to this and that's what his kind of category is is he's like no he does not he's0.99
00:31:26.900not actually trying to pass as a woman his whole thing is i am a fag in a wig and you all hate me0.96
00:31:33.920and it's yeah so a lot of people have correctly pointed out that within the you know because0.98
00:31:39.880there's no such thing as transgenderism not really it's a bucket that you put in a bunch
00:31:45.240of different fetishes yeah different fetishes and mental illnesses one of them being autogynephilia0.98
00:31:50.000which is the sexual fetish of you as a woman and actually there's that scene i'm not going to play0.56
00:31:55.240it but there's a scene in the show called the white lotus which i don't watch and there's a0.89
00:31:59.160scene with sam rockwell this character saying that he's this rich guy who's gallivanting around0.98
00:32:04.140vietnam fucking asian whores and ladyboys and stuff and you figured out that what he really1.00
00:32:08.840wanted to be was to be an asian girl and to be fucked and and to see himself fucking himself1.00
00:32:14.480but that's it's kind of played for laughs i guess or not really but that's what these people are1.00
00:32:20.160so there's that there's like the man who has a fetish for himself as a woman or usually what
00:32:27.620they do is they imprint a woman they know so oftentimes it's a man who in some way or another
00:32:32.640is sexually attracted to his sister and so he'll model himself after his sister or his a lot of the
00:32:38.620women who end up with men who transition mid-marriage they find that oh the men are trying
00:32:44.700to become me but then okay so there's that over here then there's the dylan mulvaney which is
00:32:49.000like i don't think you're even trying to be a woman this is like a drag thing this is like an
00:32:54.560extreme drag um which is you know it's you'll notice what's he singing about being depressed
00:33:00.740and being disassociative and like being an alcoholic so it's like the joke that's that's0.98
00:33:06.220like a gay man drag sort of joke like oh my god i'm such a mess i'm on pills and shit i'm like0.99
00:33:11.360women don't really do that that's too fucking grotesque you know so anyway now1.00
00:33:18.980there's your fucking gay sex update right there it is yeah done um there's two ways we can go1.00
00:33:27.480from here oh yeah pragmatic culture of course what the fuck am i watching1.00
00:33:32.300um jim carrey wishes he could look that psychotic yeah um so i want we can go two routes we can go0.98
00:33:41.560the jfk files or we can go with carney and part of me thinks maybe we should get to carney first
00:33:47.980because we i we could spend a lot of time there or we could not depending on the conversation
00:33:52.500i know you have some some opinions i'm going to pull up some uh articles here so
00:33:57.860where do we start with your opinion mark carney current officially leader of the liberal party
00:34:05.180of canada which is leading the country um what do you think about everything that's happened
00:34:10.580um he's a stooge i almost said wef stooge because that's i mean that's a conservative
00:34:18.180talking point but he's a stooge i mean he's he's in bed with all of the the banks and the big
00:34:22.880clans and i don't trust the guy i think he's intelligent which is the main reason that i'm
00:34:28.600terrified of him um we're looking at poly market right now for those uh yeah i think it's i'm
00:34:35.620almost certain he will be the next prime minister at this point yeah it's rushing so far in his
00:34:41.000favor and everybody look this is all stale everybody knows this now but he has taken every
00:34:46.740single salient talking point from polyev's campaign and twisted it just enough that it
00:34:54.980works as a as a liberal talking point or doesn't or it doesn't work as a look because here's the
00:35:00.260thing it cuts both ways where polyev is like i'm just not trudeau well guess what liberals will0.98
00:35:06.460vote for anybody who's not a conservative because they're fucking retards so carny can actually go0.97
00:35:12.820and talk about our national heritage and the French and English founding stock and liberals0.99
00:35:17.920will still vote for him. This is what Trudeau didn't get. Just to give some people some context,
00:35:22.680I'm showing a video that I'd found that's contrasting Mark Carney with Pierre Paglia.
00:35:27.000Here we go. The ceremony we just witnessed reflects the wonder of a country built on
00:35:32.620the bedrock of three peoples, indigenous, French, and British. The office of the governor general
00:35:38.200links us through the crown and across time to Canada's proud British heritage.
00:35:44.020And we will treat all our people, regardless of their race, as Canadian and Canadian first, with no hyphens.
00:35:51.940That France and the whole of Europe works enthusiastically with Canada, the most European of non-European countries.
00:35:59.700Ours is a nationalism not based on bloodlines, birthplace, or background.
00:36:04.920whether your name is martin or muhammad paliev or patel we are all canadians and canadians first
00:36:12.680he was his to lose man i don't um we were just talking about polymark i want to get to this
00:36:20.340because there's some very salient quotes in here but uh speaking of polymarket if anyone ever wanted
00:36:26.300to make bank on polymarket put your entire life savings betting on uh conservatives snatching
00:36:33.640defeat from the jaws of victory and that's a general advice not for this election but like
00:36:39.800for your whole life just whatever it is don't you probably missed the boat on this one but the next
00:36:44.600time conservatives they always do it only when they're winning only when they're winning will
00:36:50.480they lose yeah so let's keep going here that column includes the fleur-de-lis for france
00:36:55.940the shamrock for ireland the thistle for scotland the rose for england and the white pine for the
00:37:01.740to Canada. That is an example of the diversity of Canada. The wonder of Canada is built off
00:37:07.140of that diversity. Yes. So, of course, the line there is one of these is conservatives,
00:37:13.880of course. So let me just close this here. What we noticed was that the liberals are adopting a
00:37:21.200lot of the talking points, even some of our talking points. And by ours, I mean more Canadian
00:37:25.400nationalists, not necessarily anything far right. But you've never heard something like this
00:37:31.600come out of the mouth of any liberal politician uh for the past like 10 15 years i don't think
00:37:37.500that you have to go back pretty far before you find someone openly saying something like canada
00:37:41.580is the most european of non-european countries that excites a lot of us for obvious reasons
00:37:48.340sorry continue i think the most powerful one was right at the end where he says the diversity of
00:37:52.560canada is the four founding nations like that is that's i know he's not serious but he's actually
00:38:01.400right like the diversity the strength in diversity that we have the only one we actually have is
00:38:07.340is the four founding nations yeah and what's interesting is you know i i hesitate to call
00:38:13.440this a prediction because i don't believe in predictions unless there's money put on it because
00:38:18.240if you really believe something you put money on it yeah and if anything else other than that is
00:38:23.200just rampant speculation but just to recall what we've been saying for the past i'd say year uh
00:38:29.880even before Trudeau was on his way out and publicly announced that he was leaving the
00:38:34.220Liberal Party of Canada or being subject to some kind of palace coup that we don't know the exact
00:38:39.020details of. But I had said, and I said this at the end of last year, and a lot of people thought
00:38:44.360I was crazy for saying this, but I'm noticing they're coming around on it now. And I had said,
00:38:48.160if anyone from the Liberal Party runs against Pierre Paliyev of the Conservatives,
00:38:54.180Paliyev loses. At the time, it was Chrystia Friedland, because Mark Carney had not entered
00:38:58.200the conversation yet. And so I said, if Chrystia Freeland goes up against Polyev, Polyev loses,
00:39:03.260and probably loses by a lot because nobody likes Pierre Polyev more than they hated Trudeau.
00:39:09.940He was just the candidate that they were taking out their frustrations on. And remember,
00:39:14.240a lot of people don't even hate Trudeau. They just got a green light to bully this embarrassment.
00:39:19.000But who actually likes Pierre Polyev? What does Pierre Polyev stand for?
00:39:23.120What has he done that really energizes people? He's a total loser.1.00
00:39:26.600absolutely and we've seen it just there it's like canada and i think there was one quote that wasn't0.99
00:39:30.480included in that video they said something the tune of canada is a place where anyone
00:39:35.280from anywhere can do anything you know i mean like that's an that's a that's an ndp talking point0.91
00:39:41.120yeah yeah like and and it should be stunning but it's not really like we're not a fucking theme
00:39:47.200park dude yeah and so we had called this saying that poly is gonna lose and buy a lot and i you
00:39:54.460One thing I had said last year, and I think you slightly pushed back on this, but only because, in my opinion, you thought I was being insufficiently pessimistic about our current situation under Trudeau.0.86
00:40:06.720I said that, in a way, it is beneficial for us that we have Trudeau because he is widely regarded as an inept embarrassment.
00:40:15.960No one takes him seriously, and he can't really do anything.0.97
00:40:18.820He's got no political capital to speak of.
00:40:20.940But just imagine if the Liberal Party, if this machine was helmed by someone who was competent, by someone who was cunning, and that is Mark Carney. And some people I've seen saying that, oh, I think he's going to win. I'm like, not only is Mark Carney going to win, he's going to win by a lot, and he'll probably usher in 20 years of Liberal Party leadership, in my opinion.
00:40:44.820and also he's the worst case scenario you have no idea this is not a stupid man this is not0.96
00:40:51.920an embarrassing man i actually don't necessarily believe what he's saying because the background0.99
00:40:56.740of this man is that he was uh oh no not the ceo but uh one of the higher ups of the bank of england
00:41:03.640if i remember yeah he was the like the chair or the head of the bank of england this is what i
00:41:08.520like that what i was trying to say earlier it's not that he is actually a nationalist he is pure
00:41:45.380He's he's not offending the liberals, but he's buying the conservatives back over and he's going to kill all of us.1.00
00:41:52.300He's going to fucking slaughter us.0.99
00:41:54.220You guys have no idea because what he's doing is what all of these smart liberals have been doing for the past two years or so is they recognize the ascendancy of this space, the space that we're in there.0.99
00:42:07.780they're previously they were frightened by seeing talking points emerge from the space gaining
00:42:13.860popularity a lot of their pet projects like the trans thing like you know loud black women being
00:42:20.980in everything that all just fell apart so they're they're understanding that the ascendant
00:42:26.740nationalist fervor and this is what trump figured out as well that's something they need to get out
00:42:31.940ahead of and they need to get out ahead of it while taking the energy from it and heading
00:42:37.280certain individuals off in the past. So he will make gestures, inoffensive gestures to say like,
00:42:42.740look, this is, yeah, it's a European country. And, you know, I look in his eyes and I see he
00:42:47.460knows what he's doing. I don't believe he's our friend, but a lot of people will be suckered in
00:42:52.680by that. I think just like many of us are suckered in, you know, people like us believe that there's
00:42:58.720no political solution and that's a mantra that's repeated frequently. But I still think some people
00:43:04.620think that there will be a philosopher king one day that will emerge through the democratic system0.99
00:43:11.160through this fucking poisonous filthy machine and just through their own cunning and machiavelli0.98
00:43:19.540nature you know climb their way to the top um i don't have faith in that i think what they will0.99
00:43:24.500do is pragmatically find the talking points that have public support they'll adopt them but still
00:43:30.300you know mark carney was a former governor at the bank of england he's a globalist through and0.99
00:43:35.200through he is a liberal he's got the fucking genderqueer kids like there's nothing about him0.99
00:43:40.200that would make him a canadian nationalist except for the fact even really a canadian0.99
00:43:45.000exactly he's an internationalist and except for the fact that they've noticed that there's this
00:43:50.820upswing of canadian patriotism in response to things trump has said what regardless of what
00:43:56.780you think about what trump has said right there's a lot of populist patriotism that is surging from0.98
00:44:03.540both the left and the right in this country and it was for the fucking taking and who took it0.95
00:44:10.220the only people and you know as much as we make fun of uh richard spencer and some of those uh0.96
00:44:17.340elite human capital guys sometimes i i think back to them saying that it was the democrats who are
00:44:22.840the only adults in the room. And I look at this and say, yeah, liberals seem to be at least the
00:44:28.240only competent adults in here. Like the fact that Polyev and the conservatives just cannot
00:44:34.880grasp this easy win. I'm like, well, you deserve everything you get. And the sense that I'm getting
00:44:42.560from people is maybe we actually just want to see the conservatives smashed. And I don't know if
00:44:47.200that helps us politically. I don't know if that works in our favor or if those points go over to
00:44:52.540the People's Party of Canada, whatever it is.1.00
00:44:54.200I'm just like, I just want to see these fuckers suffer.1.00
00:44:57.280I want to see incompetence suffer.1.00
00:45:00.080Like John Malkovich at the end of Burn After Reading.1.00
00:45:04.520Polly, if you are from a league of morons1.00
00:45:08.300that I've been dealing with my whole life1.00
00:45:12.040and not anymore, I'm going to watch you crash and burn1.00
00:45:15.320and maybe that, and then Carney is going to fucking0.99
00:45:18.420ramp up the speed on the destruction of me and my people but you know what just for now0.98
00:45:24.440i want to see you lose and i want to see the look in your eyes that you don't know why0.99
00:45:28.720you never learned a fucking thing you never read a book you never looked you never tried1.00
00:45:34.380to understand what's going on you just thought you know what you know what people really care0.99
00:45:38.600about is taxes i've got a news flash for a lot of people americans will be blown away by this
00:45:45.500i'm sure canadians broadly are not anti-tax that doesn't sell up here i know judas is
00:45:52.440well yeah i'm i'm a weird case i will say canadians are concerned about taxes being too high
00:46:00.100but we're we are not anti-tax on principle we believe as a people in the concept of being taxed
00:46:07.500in order for you know for the the nation to chug along we just tend to you know like anybody get0.58
00:46:15.060frustrated when it's fucking 30 for and we're getting nothing for it right but yeah i would
00:46:21.220argue that even you saying that puts you as an edge case and i know if you go to talk to any0.97
00:46:26.020liberal they don't actually care that we pay high taxes i would argue that even most conservatives
00:46:31.380don't i think that will be evidenced by how few people vote for like this is an election
00:46:36.180where people can just vote for lower taxes and i bet they won't because that's how canadians
00:46:41.500you know what one one of the things alongside him playing the nationalism game carney i mean
00:46:47.740he uh quote unquote cut the carbon tax he didn't he just temporarily reduced it to zero until the
00:46:54.460election's over but that was the headline is oh carney removes the carbon tax which again is
00:47:00.060taking the wind out of poly of sales because that was his thing is he's it's the carbon tax election
00:47:05.900i'm just sharing this tab that carny to call snap election as canada faces trade war with the u.s
00:47:13.580and that's really the headline we're seeing here is that there's an ongoing quote-unquote trade war
00:47:18.680i think the week that we were off there were some heated discussions in the chat uh concerning
00:47:24.540trump and his statements still about canada becoming the 51st state i think it's good we
00:47:30.520got a bit of distance from that because i think if you had taken the temperature of the community
00:47:34.880at that point there was a lot of blood thirst going around for um for old trump um it seems
00:47:41.680that like before a lot of that's been walked back it just keeps going out being walked back well1.00
00:47:46.780for the record not for me i think trump's a fucking moron and i hope he does but that but0.99
00:47:52.300i'm a i'm weird so don't worry about it he is weird but he's charming and how many people0.99
00:47:58.360how many thousands upon thousands of blood cellulisters have been charmed by judas
00:48:02.280according to the feedback i'm getting every single one of them sees you as the star of the show and
00:48:08.360judas coin is rising and it's fine i'm fine i'm everything's fine by the way
00:48:15.340um sorry i just looked at some comments here i thought we had free trade with the uscma
00:48:22.760canada sounds like a terrible place says kingless kingdom too um it is terrible but presents a lot
00:48:30.040opportunities because it's so terrible has some of the characteristics of a second world country
00:48:34.440where the police are spread too thin over too long of an area that's filled in by a lot of
00:48:41.600like a lot of volunteer firefighters a lot of constables a lot of like provincial police
00:48:46.920filling in and there's just not enough of them so you can really lose yourself up here so
00:48:51.060it's a lot like the the old west in a lot of ways but um uh wasn't going on yeah so we're
00:48:57.480going to see an election soon. And I saw this headline here that I think really, I'm curious
00:49:02.960to hear what you see, but hear what you think about this. Donald Trump says a liberal would
00:49:07.820be easier to deal with than Pierre Polyev. The U.S. president delivered a jab at Polyev while
00:49:13.320in Fox News on Tuesday saying the conservative that's running is stupidly, stupidly no friend0.99
00:49:18.660of mine. If that quote is true, it sounds like he's calling himself stupid for not having Polyev1.00
00:49:26.640as a friend or you know there's actually a couple ways you could read that well i mean trump as a1.00
00:49:31.900moron it has a lot of idiosyncratic speech which it's easy for us to pass off as a clown having a1.00
00:49:38.780good time but we have to accept once in a while he is actually dumb and says dumb things this is one1.00
00:49:44.820of them this is this is actually a dumb quote do you think this helps carney you know what because0.99
00:49:50.320trump how many how many canadians still hate trump versus they will see this as an ideal0.57
00:49:57.000resolution to like deep down they want a resolution carney and trump are on the same side
00:50:01.940they're on the side of globalism they're on the side of israel they're on the side of look i'll
00:50:07.720tell you what dollars to donuts carney is more interested in reshoring industry to the u.s than
00:50:15.740he is to canada because he's got his fingers into all the same pies that trump does pers on a0.99
00:50:20.860personal level because remember this motherfucker is not a canadian he's a globalist he probably0.99
00:50:26.180considers himself either english or earthling i don't fucking know you remember all those years0.98
00:50:31.680ago when ignatiev was running for prime yeah same as same as iggy that was used against him that
00:50:37.340this guy has spent most of his life a decade's worth of his life outside of canada what does
00:50:42.020you know about running canada and it's just interesting that here we are and that's seen
00:50:46.400as a benefit and even my wife was sort of puzzling over this like why would they
00:50:50.800let him you know he hasn't run anything before and i said well right now that works in your favor
00:50:56.440because they they said the same thing about trump so we said well that's we want a guy who's a dark
00:51:01.380horse who's coming out of the the you know shadows who we there's nothing you can use against him
00:51:07.180policy-wise right and let me just say i'm looking at an image of carney right here
00:51:11.260the time spent at the bank of england sure gave him a british mouth ladies and gentlemen that0.99
00:51:16.640is a that is a mess of a smile are you seeing what i'm seeing yep that is a damn rotten shame0.97
00:51:24.480of a southern hemisphere of a face southern hemisphere that's good using southern hemisphere0.97
00:51:31.680as an insult is that's nice yeah so i had to explain this to some people i'm saying this in
00:51:37.920a very pretentious way of course um about why the conservatives were dropping the ball like this
00:51:43.300because it seems that probably was going even harder in favor of multiculturalism which seems
00:51:49.080quizzical right and i was explaining this even to my wife and i said we have to understand that
00:51:53.280the conservatives don't have any values and by values i mean first principles which is a term
00:51:59.660we use a lot on the show yeah first principles are more important than beliefs or ideology in
00:52:05.160my opinion except those are sort of either downstream or in orbit around your first
00:52:10.560principles and the first principles tend to be pretty simple there's no dynamism there if i had
00:52:15.540to think about what the conservative first principle would be it would be something like
00:52:20.540democracy they believe in democracy but it makes a lot more sense and i think this was the case in
00:52:26.160america before trump i think trump you know who's the same different boss same company i get that
00:52:32.560but trump did disrupt a lot of things it seemed to open some crevices for more radical elements
00:52:37.660to slither in but what you can understand even in that case is that liberals conservatives or
00:52:42.780democrats and republicans are both essentially liberals they're just different flavors of
00:52:47.980liberals so it's not like one is actually radical and so the remark people would make was that oh
00:52:54.760was that Republicans or Democrats driving the speed limit or conservatism is liberalism
00:53:03.460five years too late. That's a temporal way of thinking of it. But really, I think you can even
00:53:10.040spatialize it differently and say that it seems that liberals actually have first principles
00:53:16.060and values that even I disagree with. And because the conservatives lack that,
00:53:20.460they could always be reactive they can only be reactionary so it's like when they go left well
00:53:26.420we have to go right so it seems that astoundingly the liberals are in favor of a more traditional
00:53:32.960version of european canada so polyev maybe not even believing this says well i need to i need
00:53:39.140to be indian now like he's going to be out there dressing like trudeau soon just because they don't
00:53:44.420have anything else there's nothing to grasp onto with conservatives what do they stand for the only
00:53:51.120thing they stand for i guess is lower taxes but not really because i fundamentally don't believe
00:53:56.760that canadians of any stripe are really anti-tax i think the nation itself the idea of a commonwealth
00:54:03.700being central to it i think it's more it leans more socialist right contrasted against americans
00:54:09.780concerned we're much more concerned about how the money is spent yeah and ultimately there's a
00:54:14.800thick vein a bad choice of words thick vein they're in it you know what though accurate
00:54:21.200but like a a streak of libertarianism that runs into the american spirit that i think is lacking
00:54:28.500in the canadian spirit despite our tilting towards frontiersmanship and uh you know outdoorsmanship
00:54:36.080and being, you know, we're pretty dynamic, exciting people, but we just lack that sort
00:55:00.800Like Carney's the first one who kind of talks about reshoring, but not really.
00:55:04.220i don't think most people even want to vote on that what they kind of want to vote is on
00:55:09.200immigration and canadian identity which is also what he's doing but i think it as sad as it is
00:55:14.640to say most canadians are asleep at the wheel with anything economic like if you if you bring
00:55:19.920it up it'll just be crickets like people just don't even want to talk about it that's my feeling
00:55:23.880anyway what do you think about that yeah winkler's me says gay dime strikes again i didn't you know
00:55:29.360what it just i was thinking of oil i was thinking of diamonds being mined and let me just say a
00:55:37.320larger potato says how do we know that the conservative's first value isn't just the
00:55:40.880destruction of canada well that's an interesting question do we think to me mark carney would be
00:55:47.940the one who would see canada as an economic zone do we think conservatives see canada as merely an
00:55:55.260economic zone as well i would step out to a larger view and say that from a from we are a small
00:56:04.360nation economically we are big geographically but in terms of population and output we're small
00:56:08.920and we are open enough to the rest of the world that everybody has their fingers in our pie
00:56:14.700and we are from their perspective an economic zone it doesn't matter what we think of ourselves we
00:56:22.400are an economic zone so then you can say safely because we have a democratic government all
00:56:30.980parties at all times view canada as an economic zone and are tuned in such a way as to take
00:56:38.980advantage of the economic zone ndp liberals conservatives all of them forever until something
00:56:45.620significant changes geopolitically about the nature of our nation it will always be that way
00:56:51.120Oh, can I just say something very, very quickly here? We have a comment here from Pragmatic Culture. Noel Ignatieff was going to be your prime minister. That may very well be a joke, but just to clarify for people who don't know, this is Michael Ignatieff, author, former politician, former leader, very briefly, of the Liberal Party candidate. This was the guy.
01:42:39.980Actually, let me just make sure I got this on the right.
01:42:42.460let's do 1.25 here rise but it doesn't matter but that polarization represents in this analogy is
01:42:49.560the logic of the world in which the ego resides the ego basically can only understand information
01:42:54.660that is horizontally polarized that is like the other information it understands it will so
01:42:59.080basically what he's saying there i'm going to try and recontextualize this for people um this rests
01:43:03.820a lot on the work of carl jung and the shadow self which we'll get into here and body's saying
01:43:09.020there. It's like there's information in the universe, especially if you are an adherent
01:43:14.380of information theory, which you've covered before. And you take in information through
01:43:18.500your senses, through your mind's eye, whatever it might be, and you filter that information
01:43:22.280like an eye filters light. We only detect a certain fragment of the electromagnetic spectrum.
01:43:29.000So of the information, we're always internalizing every second of every day. We filter out a lot
01:43:35.320of it and segment it and sort of, you know, make it so certain as certain information is inaccessible.
01:43:42.040And he gets into like how, how that constitutes the unconscious in a second, but that's kind of
01:43:47.320where he's starting with. We'll reflexively reject information that doesn't seem to fit the patterns
01:43:51.440that it knows. So the anima or animus, which encompasses the ego and is the polarized glass
01:43:56.100in this analogy, screens out everything else. Because of this, the deepest part of the unconscious
01:44:01.260mind, which we know from Jung plays a compensatory or oppositional role, is polarized in the exact
01:44:06.160opposite way. And the reason for that opposite polarization is the fact that the unconscious
01:44:10.920mind is absorbing the information that's being screened out. So it's like you're filtering it,
01:44:15.700but you're filtering it by absorbing it. Which is an interesting idea of, you know,
01:44:20.280if you're aware of Jung, you're aware of the self and the ego and the shadow self and all that.
01:44:24.320But I've never heard sort of the shadow self or the unconscious mind as the destination for all the information that is filtered out from the conscious mind, which is an interesting idea.
01:44:38.000You know why you haven't heard it before is because there's absolutely no basis for it.
01:44:41.780this is like 200 years 300 years ago we had clocks and people looked at the brain and said
01:44:49.800we must be clockwork we must work like clocks because this is the most complex system that we
01:44:54.660can model to understand how a more complex system which we don't understand works that's all i see
01:45:00.460going on here because you've you've made a great analogy and i i love the analogy and i would
01:45:06.200actually i'm going to use this analogy i like the polarization thing it's great now is it true no
01:45:11.580it's not fucking true it's not even close to true but it's cool it's really neat i love this
01:45:17.540but i mean i would like let's hold it hold on can you show me where how can you establish0.63
01:45:24.660the truth of the subconscious mind absorbing the inverse polarity of the information that
01:45:31.900the ego accepts please show me your math um actually i'm gonna do this show me on a map
01:52:39.500We're going to get to something in a second because he gets into spines.
01:52:42.640The entire volume of the pyramid can be seen as consisting of these fibers.
01:52:47.080Now, your state of consciousness would correspond to a position on the vertical axis of a microcosm of this pyramid.
01:52:53.240The more integrated the personality, the higher you go.
01:52:55.840The higher you go, the more potential futures you have access to from any given moment.
01:52:59.620And see, here's a stumbling block for me, because again, he's got a wealth of other videos and writings on this, but we get into, you know, spiritual shamanistic stuff here, which is that to understand this or to see these possible futures, you must be fully actualized.
01:53:17.240You must have integrated the shadow self with your ego and stuff.
01:53:21.980And what he's trying to do is construct a worldview where if you are truly tuned in,
01:53:29.800you can see all of your possible futures and sort of hack reality and choose the best one for you.
02:08:40.960In this analogy, all of those excluded wavelengths would be equivalent to paralogical information.
02:08:47.500So the autonomic nervous system, being that which screens or which filters,
02:08:51.120has access to all the information screened out by the conscious framework.
02:08:55.780It becomes a receptor for the paralogical.
02:08:58.760If you are able to interface with those layers of the nervous system,
02:09:02.780you gain access to this timeless world of pure design,
02:09:06.600unmediated by the framework that you live in.
02:09:09.260see this is like the weird thing we're talking about you need to tap into even your own central
02:09:13.040nervous system because like in other like in other frameworks you need to tap into the divine
02:09:18.920that's outside you but this is that everything is contained within you so by turning your attention
02:09:24.140inward then you get access to other dimensions which is actually what we did with spinal
02:09:28.900catastrophism this idea that the like the history of trauma of the universe is in your spine and so
02:09:35.180by going down your own spine going inward is projecting outward is i think the the core idea
02:09:41.240that i keep coming across which seems totally counterintuitive to how you might understand
02:09:47.200the interfacing with something beyond yourself it's this kind of fundamental abstract symmetry
02:09:53.200that people are drawn to because it is beautiful like the depth i think the bottom of this is like
02:09:59.200art and the subconscious if you view it as fiction and as a narrative that someone's crafting
02:10:05.600and if you look at the way that it on the one hand it makes no fucking sense but on the other
02:10:10.280hand people of a certain intelligence a high intelligence are drawn to this it's attractive
02:10:15.340as a concept that's not because it's true but there's something else about it that makes it
02:10:19.860attractive and i don't want like look i don't want to destroy this and say like oh we should
02:10:23.760this should be burned no we should just accept that this is obviously not true in any way at all
02:10:29.260except on like a predersonian level of like some kind of pattern across time that exists in all
02:10:36.180things sure um but yeah i mean it is yeah you see it everywhere and it is a very fascinating
02:10:42.140yeah and like i said the thing that sort of rubs me the wrong way it's that there's all of the
02:10:48.900logic over here about how you can achieve psychic power through self-awareness and sort of explaining
02:10:56.700what is gaining total self-awareness, right? It's never really described. So at least he's
02:11:03.420trying to describe A, what hyperstition is and how it functions, but B, once you achieve some
02:11:08.960kind of total self-awareness, what does it mean to be able to see the future? And he at least
02:11:13.600tries to understand that however like i said where it kind of goes off for me it's the wanting to
02:11:21.120have dominion over reality or trying to manipulate reality and then like and then doing in such a way
02:11:27.880where you actually don't get access to the totality of all possible futures it's extremely
02:11:33.180narrow you get the totality of every specific instance which i think does you a great disservice
02:11:38.360So you're almost locking yourself out of potentialities by trying to particularize it.
02:11:44.820You know, like if you were actually just a regular person immersed in the totality of existence, you might do a better job of getting where you need to go and letting all these forces, which you can never really step outside of, you can never control the forces of the forces, letting those, like just pursuing your own self-interest without trying to see the code of the matrix, right?
02:12:07.100because that actually might lock you into a pathway that leads unbeknownst to you to your
02:12:13.620own self-destruction which is the end point of every deal with the devil frankly so again me
02:12:20.460treating this completely seriously of course i think if you do treat this seriously it could
02:12:26.000lead you down a very very dark path where you think you're achieving some kind of total power
02:12:30.940but it eventually leads you into a prison of your own design so anyway that's just one way to look
02:12:36.480i know we gotta get going soon i want to just uh it's still going off in the chat my crash out has
02:12:42.660caused reverberations throughout the chat he says i don't know where he got the dominio of reality
02:12:49.600thing from the video well no like he's saying that the example he gave was like if you had a test
02:12:54.140you could learn how to ace that test by seeing all the potentialities of you um pat all the
02:13:02.100realities where you pass and fail and don't get perfect and you can once you master this accidentally
02:13:06.060get a hundred percent so he's saying that by gaining this total self-awareness every example
02:13:11.300he can possibly give is a self-serving sort of example you see what i'm saying like what he's
02:13:16.920trying to like remember this video it started off let's just watch this after i responded
02:13:22.360when the only thing provided is the symbolism i'm left to guess the practical application looks like
02:13:27.340rituals of past magical systems just using better quote-unquote realer symbols to get results i'd0.84
02:13:34.340understand if you really are breaking reality and how it would be stupid to post about that,
02:13:38.280but I'm still curious what you're actually doing and to what results.
02:13:42.660So just in his own words, people are asking him, okay, you're looking into all this breaking
02:13:47.220reality stuff, but why are you doing it? So what I'm trying to address is that the why
02:13:52.100could only ever be to master your own pathway for your own self-benefit, to see in very immediate
02:14:00.460particular circumstances how you can ace every test or make the best decision in every circumstance
02:14:06.440however you will miss the grander scheme of things because maybe you do need to actually fail
02:14:11.900in this one path to fit into a more beneficial path later on and the example again was perhaps
02:14:18.020you need to actually lose your job to be put on a pathway to a better you know career down the road
02:14:25.140whereas if you were just completely in charge of your timeline you would just try and keep that
02:14:29.280shitty job forever you see what i'm saying so all i was saying was he the reason he's doing this is
02:14:34.220to have dominion over his reality to break reality effectively for his benefit because those are the
02:14:39.180only examples he gives yeah so anyway um and i don't but i just that's why it gets in the occult
02:14:45.720stuff because that at the base of it i think that's what all occult is it's trying to take
02:14:50.860these paranormal forces and focus them and localize them to something you want to happen
02:14:57.220in the world oh yeah it's not a big step to say that what he's doing here is pure pure occult it's
02:15:04.08021st century occult and i like it because it plays around some ideas but i'm again i'm trying
02:15:09.620to take it seriously and just say that the moment you start getting into a cult of i think that is
02:15:14.540the only end point and you don't need to be malicious or malevolent like but i think yeah
02:15:18.720the malevolence of what you're doing might be lost on you i'm not gonna ever take this seriously but
02:15:24.760i will take him seriously and if we're taking him seriously then yeah he is a bad dude and he is
02:15:30.400wrong because this is not it's not good buddy but uh let me just i think we're let me just we'll end
02:15:37.800on this here yeah begins with very small very basic things inner work self-development shadow
02:15:44.880integration would be step one because the shadow is the first emissary of the paralogical it's a
02:15:50.760personified opponent to the ego's framework and if you remember this is the collection of all the
02:15:56.320information that's also filtered out you have a very hostile shadow if there are people that you
02:16:00.540despise if you're kind of cowardly if you're projecting if you're repressed moralistic
02:16:05.600hypocritical that indicates an extreme one-sidedness to the ego and there's no clever work around for0.95
02:16:12.000that you just have to do the work you just have to stop being a one-sided ego after the shadow
02:16:17.320would come anima or animus integration which is best done in the context of an actual relationship
02:16:22.780so it's not just introspection and intellectualization integrating the paralogical
02:16:27.840is synonymous with individuation it's the same thing i just described it differently i don't
02:16:34.120know how much sense all of that will make on a first listen if it's new information but that's
02:16:38.860the car you've seen me drive it christ is the key trust is the fuel no exceptions what has to be
02:16:44.840that's interesting christ is the key like i'm curious how he would integrate christianity
02:16:52.200into this won't even though it employs angels and demons it's a hook it's a hook he won't he won't
02:16:58.620integrate it not in any way that matters or is real or is anything other than demonic it's just
02:17:05.180a hook this guy's look this guy is a youtube star he's got what counts but beyond videos0.83
02:17:14.820beyond making videos this is possibly the worst conceivable type of trash on a spiritual and
02:17:23.260philosophical level let's keep going is that what i just laid out is the formula for something not
02:17:30.420only far more powerful than the kind of magic practiced by occultists but so far beyond the
02:17:35.620scope of that that it doesn't make sense to compare them this is the obsolescence of magic
02:17:39.980i don't deal in magical operations i deal in magical operations per second there's a layer
02:17:45.540of the mind oh that's a yeah man come on that's a bad line i don't just deal in occult magic i
02:17:52.660deal in occult magic per second this is occult magic for the computer and startup age but that
02:17:59.680also just here's the thing here of course back to rush we can see that these pathways lead to
02:18:05.900like I said, highly unlikely but positive outcomes. It's exactly like the image I posted
02:18:11.140of an electrical current solving a maze in causal curvature. This is the best version of the
02:18:15.580afternoon of October 1st. It's at least in the top 1%. And if you could do that reliably, end up in
02:18:21.920the top 1% of all possible timelines, that's a really useful skill. If you could have any skill
02:18:26.860in the world, that is by definition the best one you could have. And really just to again underline
02:18:32.900this. He's thinking that if you make the best possible decision in every single fork in the
02:18:39.580road, you'll end up in the best possible timeline. That's what he was saying. All I was saying that
02:18:44.460was, I don't think you have the totality of awareness to judge what the best fork in the
02:18:51.840road is at that given time, because you'll always be judging what's best for me right now. Is it
02:18:56.640acing the test? Maybe it was actually failing the test. And you couldn't see that because you're
02:19:00.240you actually locked into the moment and you don't have the totality of the multiverse in front of
02:19:04.740you that you know like it was in dune when paul atreides said when he's describing i've seen the
02:19:10.720future like it's like a landscape you can see the distance i can see the big things out there
02:19:16.220i can see what's in front of me but all the stuff in the middle it's a big blur i actually don't
02:19:21.480really know how they all connect but i can see the big thing looming i think that's probably a
02:19:26.160more interesting way of saying it but this is a lot more systems based you know thinking that oh
02:19:31.980i'm just gonna make myself a new electoral current and find the the quickest possible route to the
02:19:36.680best case scenario and i just i don't think if we're treating sort of this understanding of the
02:19:42.060multiverse seriously i don't think that's how it works i think that's very reductive reductive to
02:19:45.940the point that you might be creating a prison for yourself anyway that's i know we gotta get going
02:19:50.380now sorry i i threw a grenade in the chat now everyone's arguing with each other i should get
02:19:56.380mad more often yeah i think i should yell at long time yes yes you should it's the it's the
02:20:05.220meat of the stream bud it's the meat of the street is what it is all right so anyway thank you
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