Leo D.M.J. Aurini - Corporate Feudalism and the Tree of Life

00:00:00 Well, well, well, it looks like Streams Connected.

00:00:16 Good evening, folks.

00:00:19 We are going to be talking about the corporate feudalism that they are attempting to bring

00:00:27 Yes, I just need to send out the links so everybody knows Corporate Feudalism and the Tree of Life.

00:00:40 You know, while I send out these links, JT, the musician behind the background music you're

00:00:51 hearing, linked me to this woman's Instagram, uh, Louisa Munch Theory is her name.

00:01:04 I'll toss a link into, uh, into the chat, but let's have her give a few words.

00:01:10 Well, uh, I sent the links out.

00:01:15 Why does it feel like our systems have collapsed, but nothing really seems to be changing?

00:01:20 I'm a critical theorist, and this actually has a name, and it's hyper-normalization.

00:01:24 This basically combines collapse and s-

00:01:29 Oh.

00:01:31 What I got-

00:01:33 The first guy who wrote about it, Alexey Yurchak, sorry that doesn't sound nice in my accent.

00:01:38 he was actually talking about the soviet union and his book was called everything was forever

00:01:44 until it was no more no one believed in the system anymore the politicians didn't believe in it the

00:01:49 people

00:01:53 what is going on nothing even felt real but people carried on anyway like the emperor's new clothes

00:02:00 people knew that the emperor was naked they just performed

00:02:03 of belief. They kept clapping for his robes. They didn't have on. If you look around, that's

00:02:10 exactly what we're doing. We're continuing to perform belief in a system no one believes

00:02:16 in. We know that the politicians lie. We know that the system is corrupt. We know that the

00:02:21 most powerful people in the world are monsters. The system already collapsed. The system is

00:02:27 over. And what Alexei Gurchak said is all they had to do is stop believing in it. It

00:02:33 It takes one person to say the emperor has no clothes, the empire has no clothes and

00:02:38 the empire will fall and I know what you're going to say, what do you mean, I can't just

00:02:43 stop going to work, I've got bills to pay.

00:02:45 The most revolutionary thing you can do, as Rosa Luxemburg has told us, is proclaim loudly

00:02:50 what is happening, change the language, change the narrative around crisis.

00:02:55 This crisis has been constructed, this is intentional and it's one defined by the concept

00:03:02 of neoliberalism which is profit over people always the nhs is in a crisis because the government

00:03:09 won't fund it there's no other reason education has become a business has become financialized

00:03:14 it's a human right your health is a human right your education is a human right they want it to

00:03:19 be a business they've turned it into a business mental health crisis hasn't come out of nowhere

00:03:24 it's because we have been taught that if you work hard you'll do well and therefore if you don't do

00:03:30 well it's because you didn't work hard enough and you only have yourself to blame that is not true

00:03:35 the only way we are going to break out is critical thinking and naming the world

00:03:40 naming what you see proclaiming loudly what is happening in the soviet union they call the

00:03:47 yeah she is fantastic she is absolutely fantastic i think we've all been feeling that

00:03:53 you know if if you follow me on uh on x

00:04:00 The endless legal indignities.

00:04:06 Chud the Builder just got arrested for defending himself.

00:04:12 And yes, certainly he was going around being provocative. 0.70

00:04:16 But provocation does not justify assault.

00:04:24 He was assaulted. It was self-defense.

00:04:27 And they're going to try and throw the book at him.

00:04:29 This is a very important test case. We should all be supporting Chet the Builder.

00:04:39 And it's not just him.

00:04:43 Pegliacci the Clown, I believe I retweeted one of her stories. 1.00

00:04:49 She was assaulted by, like, a crazy refugee who doesn't belong in Canada in the first place. 1.00

00:04:57 She lives in Toronto. 1.00

00:04:59 assaulted her and tried to steal her phone and best case he might get a year

00:05:04 in prison might very much might and this was 20th arrest he's a very violent a 0.97

00:05:11 violent schizophrenic refugee that never should have been in this country in the 1.00

00:05:17 first place she's very lucky that she's okay

00:05:23 And every day, we see all these people that get away with all manner of crimes.

00:05:31 But if you defend yourself, they throw the book at you. 0.86

00:05:38 There's a case over in Britain where a Sikh pulled out his ritual knife and stabbed an 18-year-old British boy.

00:05:52 The cops arrived. The Sikh claimed that the British boy had been racist to him.

00:05:59 And so they cupped the British boy, who then bled out and died.

00:06:06 And there's so many more of these stories.

00:06:14 The system is not malfunctioning. The system is doing exactly what it's supposed to be doing.

00:06:22 That's the horrible irony of all of this.

00:06:32 We all feel it.

00:06:35 Alberta is the economic engine of Canada, and they're trying to crush us in Ottawa.

00:06:41 There's been a lot of positive movement with Trump exposing a lot, a lot of fraud going on.

00:06:50 on with the whole uh what do you call it the the services for when you die peacefully without the

00:06:58 maid program hostels billions of dollars going to hostels that didn't exist in california

00:07:07 massive election fraud going on as well like none of this is a surprise whatsoever

00:07:13 what's surprising is he's actually doing something about some of it

00:07:20 there we go i got the link sent out

00:07:25 gamer bait

00:07:30 hospice is yes thank you top hat jack and butterfly ballerina always great to have you here 1.00

00:07:38 you know speaking of um things that are broken like the number of women out there that are 0.98

00:07:46 deliberately going out, like they are going out of their way to manufacture victimhood 0.62

00:07:52 narratives and hatred of men, because the TikTok algorithm told them that that's what

00:07:58 everybody else is doing.

00:08:00 Obviously, present company excluded Butterfly.

00:08:03 But it's such a self-owned. 1.00

00:08:06 All these women that are gassing themselves up to hate men, they're not doing anything 1.00

00:08:13 to benefit themselves. 0.58

00:08:14 They're not staying safe, they're not protecting themselves, and they're alienating their deepest, maybe not deepest, maybe some people aren't romantic.

00:08:28 I don't understand those people, but even non-romantic people, people that are more interested in owning all the sports cars or whatever it is, they still want romance, and they're alienating themselves from it.

00:08:44 And it's heartbreaking. It's stupid. 1.00

00:08:47 They're just shooting themselves in the foot for no reason. 1.00

00:08:53 And the whole damned system is like this everywhere you look. 0.99

00:08:59 Sabotaging marriage. Sabotaging property rights. 0.99

00:09:03 Sabotaging healthy communities.

00:09:07 Thank you, butterfly. You're fantastic.

00:09:12 Says us men are God's greatest creation.

00:09:14 Not his most beautiful, though.

00:09:21 And so, yeah, that video by, uh, what was her name?

00:09:25 I just decided to follow her on Instagram.

00:09:27 Uh, Louisa Munch Theory. 0.97

00:09:30 I should toss a link to her.

00:09:32 I'll try and remember to toss it below after the stream.

00:09:35 But we're going to toss it into here if you're curious to see the whole thing for yourself.

00:09:38 But it just, it's so good to have other people who also see what I see.

00:09:47 It's, don't lose hope.

00:09:50 A lot of people are seeing the exact same thing.

00:09:57 Has capitalism failed?

00:09:59 Well, what is he even is capitalism?

00:10:01 I don't like that word in the least.

00:10:03 And it's either a huge blanket term for dozens of different social organizations, or it's completely meaningless.

00:10:16 Although I'll tell you, JT, that starving vampire is there, I'll tell you, I was watching another review, exploring just how terrible the sequel trilogy of Star Wars movies were, and I'll tell you what, I'm so glad I didn't watch those movies, I didn't review them.

00:10:44 I did write a brief 0.96

00:10:47 review of why I wouldn't review the damn 0.99

00:10:49 movie, the 0.98

00:10:50 whatever they called it, the first one

00:10:53 with Ray Skywalker

00:10:54 and it's because

00:10:57 so many people were deluded into thinking

00:10:59 they were good movies

00:11:00 they weren't, they were terrible

00:11:03 from the very first one

00:11:05 and it was obvious to me that it was

00:11:07 terrible

00:11:08 but they had just enough

00:11:11 they had the music

00:11:12 They had the special effects, the setting.

00:11:19 J.J. Abrams is a very, very good chameleon.

00:11:22 He's very good at mimicking real movies.

00:11:29 And I spared myself the pain of being the only one that could see how terrible these movies actually were.

00:11:37 because it took it's taken people a long time to figure out that yeah the movies were they 0.62

00:11:43 were always terrible poe wait who's who's uh the black guy that's not poe poe is like the 0.97

00:11:52 x-wing pilot uh doesn't matter i don't care what his name is he's even a race grifter as well so 0.99

00:11:59 screw that guy 0.99

00:12:00 that guy is a terrible character 1.00

00:12:05 it's a terrible

00:12:08 one moment he's a conscientious

00:12:10 objector, he doesn't want to be an evil stormtrooper

00:12:12 and he's

00:12:13 just saw his buddy die, the next moment 0.98

00:12:16 he's cheering as he shoots all the guys 0.87

00:12:17 that he grew up with, when they're escaping

00:12:20 in the TIE Fighter

00:12:21 and yes, legends, Top Hat Jack

00:12:25 brings up legends, it was the

00:12:27 expanded universe back when I was reading the books

00:12:30 huge Star Wars fan

00:12:32 back in my

00:12:34 teenage years

00:12:35 they had all of this

00:12:41 material

00:12:41 they

00:12:44 had this

00:12:45 guaranteed fan base

00:12:48 they had modern

00:12:50 special effects

00:12:51 the original Star Wars movies

00:12:53 they were really hard to make

00:12:55 and listen the prequels the prequels were flawed they were they were diamonds in the rough

00:13:05 there's no reason that these movies should have been so terrible and that's that right there

00:13:15 is one of the early warning signs so 10 years ago was it 2015 that the force awakens came out

00:13:23 something like that. It's like right in the middle of Gamergate, as I recall. Maybe right

00:13:28 before Gamergate. This is when the 10, like the 10, not even 10%, the 2% of us that were

00:13:41 trying to explain that the emperor had no clothes, that the fish was rotting from the

00:13:46 head down you know uh stephan molyneux just posted something which is it's kind of funny he said that

00:13:54 like nothing none of his old takes are controversial anymore my edgiest of edgelord videos are now

00:14:03 water cool conversation water cooler conversation and it's

00:14:08 It's fantastic. People are finally seeing that. They're seeing that the war is over. They're seeing that the good guy's lost. They're seeing that the deal is rotten.

00:14:26 Yeah.

00:14:31 Yeah, I thought so. TFA was right after Gamergate.

00:14:38 I was listening to, oh jeez, what did he call himself?

00:14:45 He did a great Bioshock review.

00:14:47 It's on Odyssey.

00:14:51 I did tweet it out a while back.

00:14:56 He did another series where he's been pointing out that the woke agenda was entirely present in Star Trek.

00:15:05 The original series and the next generation.

00:15:08 It's not new, it's just so poorly implemented.

00:15:13 And in fact, it's not even about the woke agenda per se.

00:15:17 The woke agenda is the symptom of what we're talking about.

00:15:23 It's not the cause.

00:15:24 In fact, the whole ESG, the whole, was it Bud Light or Coors Light?

00:15:32 That nonsense.

00:15:38 They've shut it off. 0.99

00:15:41 There, we still have the woke-o-8s running around, mostly on blue sky. 0.99

00:15:51 We still have all the people that cut their genitals off, 0.96

00:15:55 because they thought that was a great idea and it was worth $40,000 a pop to the surgeon that did it.

00:16:03 But the agenda from five years ago has been dropped.

00:16:08 ESG hasn't, but the agenda that ESG was promoting has been dropped.

00:16:15 And to understand this, to really understand the fundamental structure of the age of Aquarius

00:16:33 technocratic regime, the moving to social credit scores, debanking, rather than the

00:16:42 system that wanted the high-trust society, that saw a great use in the high-trust Christian

00:16:49 society, well, they don't need high-trust anymore.

00:16:53 In fact, that's kind of a problem.

00:16:55 They'd rather just goad you into showing up to work on time by debanking you.

00:17:00 you know I was just saying to JT earlier today

00:17:11 where's that article you sent me JT

00:17:13 you send it here no you send it on Facebook or something oh there it is

00:17:21 this is from uh it's a title of a news article I don't know if this is true

00:17:27 but if it isn't there's some other version that's true enough it's true enough

00:17:34 this two billion dollar company cut employee 401k benefits to pay for AI it won't be the last

00:17:41 And that is not a problem caused by AI.

00:17:50 That's a problem caused by bad management.

00:18:01 Foolish, irresponsible, short-sighted management that will inevitably self-destruct.

00:18:20 and I'd like to explain why it's going to self-destruct to you using the tree of 0.99

00:18:29 life

00:18:34 I'm sure most of you are familiar with this let's see I want to get back to

00:18:40 the live stream so I can see you guys in the comments there

00:18:50 Oh, I want to say something. Top Hat Jack Cummings, The Force Awakens, was the least terrible one, and literally just New Hope retold.

00:18:57 If all the problems that appeared in the later ones were completely present in the first one, it wasn't as obviously bad, but Luke Skywalker running away, being a broken man, like that was there from the beginning.

00:19:16 So, it's the least obviously offensive one, but it was offensive.

00:19:20 And that's a symptom. 0.99

00:19:21 Like, they can't make a damn Star Wars movie. 1.00

00:19:25 They couldn't make a goddamn Star Wars movie. 1.00

00:19:30 All the money in the world. 1.00

00:19:32 The fan base.

00:19:33 Tons of books you could have based it on.

00:19:36 They even incorporated Grand Admiral Thrawn into whatever series it was.

00:19:43 They're not totally, like, they could have remixed the Grand Admiral Thrawn trilogy.

00:19:51 Or something else.

00:19:54 Lots of things they could have to do, but they murdered it.

00:19:57 From the very beginning, they murdered it.

00:20:03 Still angry about that.

00:20:07 Alright, so what, let's talk about the Tree of Light.

00:20:12 So, there is the lightning bolt of creation.

00:20:19 I'm going to use this because this is the tree of life, but what they are instituting

00:20:24 is the tree of death.

00:20:26 That'll make sense in a moment.

00:20:29 So, right up here, wait, no, no, that's the wrong side, is it the right, no, it's not

00:20:34 the wrong side.

00:20:38 I am trying to, yeah, it is right up here.

00:20:45 Okay, starting at the top, you've got Keter, you've got the crown, you've got the eye of the all-seeing god.

00:20:54 that is planetary energy is pluto the transmogrifier the creative force that decided there

00:21:07 was going to be creation in the first time we're going to flip everything upside down

00:21:11 and create creation this drops down to chokma chokma is uranus the the elder grandfather of

00:21:23 The masculine element of creation, the expansive, the innovator, the rebel.

00:21:32 This then goes across, I'm kind of just guessing where my hand needs to be.

00:21:37 Actually, I suppose I could switch to, there we go, OBS, and I can see.

00:21:39 This goes to Binah, which is the limiting great mother

00:21:45 that takes the raw creative potential of reality 0.98

00:21:51 and places limits upon it.

00:21:58 One of the blessings that comes from death

00:22:01 is that even the worst tyrants also die.

00:22:05 Nothing lasts forever.

00:22:07 Not the good things, sadly, but also not the bad things.

00:22:09 The lightning bolt then drops down to Chesset. Mercy. This is Jupiter. This is the Jovian pomp and ceremony, the expansive regal energy.

00:22:33 Then goes over to Gippurah. Strength. Mars. This is Mars. Military. Grinding.

00:22:51 It then drops into Tippereth, Beauty, Pucretudino, this is represented by the sun, it drops to

00:23:04 Netsack, which is, yeah, it's victory, it's winning, it's the Six of Wands card is Netsack,

00:23:15 It's sales. It's buying things. It's represented by Venus. It's Las Vegas. Netsack is Las Vegas.

00:23:27 Then you go over to Hode. Hode is glory. It's Mercury. It's the craftsman. It's the genius. It's the scientist, the journalist, the spark of creation.

00:23:40 Then you get to the Asad, the foundation, this is the moon, this is culture, this is 0.56

00:23:48 community, this is the peasants, this is what they create. 0.98

00:23:55 And then down at the bottom you have Malkuth, which is the world itself. 0.92

00:24:04 daily existence within this world. And what this is, it's a map of consciousness, what

00:24:14 it means to be a conscious being.

00:24:24 Vlado prefers magnanimity as the crown of the virtues. That would be tipperic.

00:24:30 God, why is that word so hard to say?

00:24:34 That is, if you can activate Tifera, you've led a good life.

00:24:45 Now, that's the lightning bolt of creation that comes down.

00:24:48 And we, as beings, all start at Malkuth as instantiated beings.

00:24:56 So we start in Melkut and Yassad is the culture we're brought up into. 0.99

00:25:03 And then based upon your nature, on the left hand side, from Binah down to Hod, that's the pillar of severity. 0.99

00:25:11 That's the pillar of limitations, of grinding, of punishment.

00:25:16 While the pillar on the right is the pillar of mercy.

00:25:21 This is the celebration, the...

00:25:33 They aren't exactly gender-coded pillars, but one pillar, the Pillar of Severity, has the Great Mother at the top of it.

00:25:39 The Pillar of Mercy has the Great Father at the top of it.

00:25:51 Now let's talk about what we're seeing with the security state.

00:26:02 The banking security state that is being constructed right now.

00:26:11 So first of all, this kind of sounds like The Witcher.

00:26:18 I've only played halfway through the first game. I know, I'm terrible.

00:26:21 I bought all three of them, or two, or whatever. I bought the bundle, right?

00:26:26 It was on sale. I got all of them. I've only played halfway through one of them.

00:26:30 My character got really drunk, and it's like I got bored,

00:26:33 because I had to spend ten minutes stumbling through the town to get to the rest point.

00:26:45 What they're instantiating right now is not the Tree of Life.

00:26:48 they're instantiating its shadow the tree of death and the weak point I don't

00:26:55 know if you can quite make it out but right but right above Tiferet you get

00:27:02 they out you got the the hidden Sephiroth the abyss

00:27:09 now I was sober my character was drunk

00:27:18 By the way, I gotta share this story.

00:27:23 Man, I... 0.99

00:27:26 Aleister Crowley was a bastard, but I loved that guy, man. 1.00

00:27:29 That guy was hilarious. 1.00

00:27:31 Like, when he got into...

00:27:33 He was fighting for the leadership of the Golden Dawn,

00:27:36 and it was all, like, just these wizards casting spells at each other.

00:27:40 At one point, Crowley Astral projected and went and beat up another guy's soul in the Astral realm.

00:27:46 and it's like it's like Harry Potter every house was Slytherin and then

00:27:54 eventually after a huge bunch of psychic battle they wind up settling things in

00:28:00 the British court system I mean can you you don't get more British than that

00:28:07 anyway Crowley had decided he was going to like cross the app and now can he

00:28:16 do it like a normal person you know can he just like choose not to fight Darth Vader but say

00:28:21 father I see no of course he can't do that no instead of doing that so he has this apprentice 0.98

00:28:30 right and they're like to initiate this apprentice like he put the poor he locked like four bastards 0.85

00:28:36 in like an unheated barn and would like just go in every hour and like whip him and tell him he 0.99

00:28:42 was a piece of garbage and humiliate him until he's like all right now you're my apprentice 0.99

00:28:45 So they go down to Algeria, of all places. 0.99

00:28:50 They go to French Algeria, if I remember correctly. 0.93

00:28:54 And the thing is, to cross, they ask, you need to, you need to sacrifice the integrated self. 0.92

00:29:01 You need to sacrifice difference.

00:29:03 You need to become the eye of God seeing through you.

00:29:12 Well, ego doesn't fit well there.

00:29:15 So what does Crowley do? Out in the Algerian desert, he has his apprentice summon the demon of Pan to possess him, so that the apprentice can sodomize Crowley to destroy his ego, so that he can cross Dayath.

00:29:38 and I don't know that he ever properly maybe he did I don't know I don't know

00:29:47 Crowley's a wild guy man

00:29:49 anyway not uh yeah that's Crowley for you

00:30:08 i've returned top hat jack you just missed my crowley story

00:30:14 i might have told it last night on the live stream i'm not sure um let's get back to the

00:30:21 topic at hand it's just any i just think about it at crowley it's so funny it is what

00:30:26 what a mad lad crowley was

00:30:38 So let's re-examine this tree in light of the the Aquarian heavy-air control grid that they're trying to impose upon all of us. 0.76

00:30:54 The first thing I'd note is that Malkuth and Yassad are almost being castrated with what they're doing. 0.94

00:31:08 So, Malkuth, it's the reality, it's material reality, and like that headline that I just

00:31:24 read about, they're cutting employee 401ks to pay for an AI to replace the employees.

00:31:30 how does that benefit anybody

00:31:34 how does it benefit

00:31:38 the corporations if nobody has jobs to buy anything

00:31:42 like this is the

00:31:45 don't blame the AIs for this

00:31:47 the AIs, they're just a substrate

00:31:51 they're not the ones doing this

00:31:55 it is people doing all of this

00:31:58 not the AIs that you should be blaming

00:32:04 and so yeah, that's 0.86

00:32:07 Malkuth right there, 401ks

00:32:10 it's kind of a higher concept

00:32:13 go all the way up to Bina actually

00:32:17 but what they actually are at the end of the day

00:32:19 is you need to eat, you need to sleep

00:32:21 you need a place to live

00:32:23 and they're turning it into you'll live in the pod

00:32:25 and you'll eat the bugs

00:32:26 Malkuth is represented by the earth, Yassad is the moon, and Tipareth is the sun. 0.98

00:32:39 So, Yassad, the moon, dreams, culture, community, they're deliberately destroying these. 1.00

00:32:51 They're importing third-worlders, refugees into our countries. 1.00

00:32:57 It's not like these people are working. They have no use whatsoever. 1.00

00:33:03 All they do is defecate on public beaches. They contribute absolutely nothing to our nation.

00:33:13 The purpose.

00:33:15 The purpose is the same purpose that Wal-Mart explicitly described when they analyzed the more diverse the workforce, the less likely there is to be unionization. 0.72

00:33:36 Yasod is the home of the union. It's the people, the community pushing back against something.

00:33:43 Now, if you're living inside the tree of life, you want, you need to have your thought be healthy. You actually want to know that your employees are taken care of. That, you know, you don't want them burning out on you. Your ideal thing as a corporation should be healthy, organic growth. You don't want to grow too fast and then crash.

00:34:09 you don't want to raise quarterly profits by laying off half your workforce

00:34:15 and then crash by the end of the year 1.00

00:34:18 that's stupid 1.00

00:34:21 you need a healthy Assad 1.00

00:34:23 ideally you don't want a union run by the mafia

00:34:28 you don't want a union that hates the company

00:34:31 and is trying to bend you over the barrel 0.89

00:34:32 that's also, that's an excess of Assad

00:34:35 you want healthy balance in all of these things

00:34:39 that's not what they're doing

00:34:42 they're trying to castrate the bottom of the tree

00:34:44 they're trying to ascend the Tower of Babel 0.99

00:34:51 to punch God in the face 0.97

00:34:53 and trick him into following their orders 1.00

00:34:57 while destroying the very ground

00:35:00 that they're standing on

00:35:01 Next, we get to hot, glory, the mercury, this is, this is the Dr. Fauci, this is the nudge

00:35:21 tactics, the algorithms, the scientific consensus reality. It's such a cheap

00:35:32 mimicry of what actual genius is. Actual genius is Nikola Tesla. This is not that

00:35:41 sort of a genius. This is just the genius of manipulation leading right

00:35:47 across to Netzach. Yeah, exactly. Neil deGrasse Tyson. Neil deGrasse Tyson and

00:35:58 Dr. Fauci. That's your hood right there. Netzach. Victory. This is where you

00:36:11 find a successful businessman it's uh it's venus it's illusion it's charm beauty it's uh buying a

00:36:24 new outfit and it's been replaced by charlatans as trevor smith points out yeah so instead of beauty

00:36:37 will you have Funko Pops?

00:36:40 You'll own nothing and be happy.

00:36:43 Instead, you're going to pay a monthly fee

00:36:45 to use the printer you purchased.

00:36:49 That's a new thing they're doing.

00:36:51 It's not bad enough that the ink cartridges are overpriced.

00:36:55 Now you have to pay a monthly fee 0.98

00:36:57 just to use the damn printer that you paid for 0.99

00:36:59 that's sitting there on your shelf. 1.00

00:37:04 It's falsified.

00:37:07 It's falsified victory.

00:37:09 It's a victory of...

00:37:13 Again, guys, I'm a gamer, okay?

00:37:18 But there's a lot of games that are fake victory.

00:37:24 Or they're pay-to-win.

00:37:26 Or they're one of those browser games, but they're really, really addictive.

00:37:30 But not really satisfying.

00:37:33 You're not getting a true cathartic experience out of it.

00:37:37 You're just getting manipulative mechanics.

00:37:39 You know, it's like, when you go to the girl at the store,

00:37:42 it's like, is this game hard or is it just more numbers?

00:37:44 And she says, no, it's hard.

00:37:45 And you bring it home.

00:37:46 It turns out it's just more numbers.

00:37:50 God, I love that meme.

00:37:54 Nobody, I dare say you have to be a gamer to understand that meme.

00:38:01 Gotta know what a crump it is to understand cricket.

00:38:07 I'm more talking like, uh, I hate strategy games where, or, no, it's worse with first-person shooters, where the harder level of difficulty, everybody's just a bullet sponge, right?

00:38:20 Like, that's not hard, that's annoying.

00:38:23 or uh jedi knight 2 when on the hardest level of difficulty now you fire these bolts from your

00:38:35 blaster gun that are are seriously subsonic they're much slower than real life bullets

00:38:41 they go really slow and so on the hardest level of difficulty when you're shooting at the storm

00:38:47 troopers, they will literally pop back and forth while they're shooting at you.

00:38:55 Which, I don't know, that doesn't sit right with me, man. Doesn't sit right with me.

00:39:00 I guess that's not technically more numbers, but it still didn't sit right with me.

00:39:04 I'm surprised, Raphael, like, a new credit existed, this is Blaze and Nola.

00:39:22 Alright, so next on the vertical ascent would be Tiferet.

00:39:26 beauty, fulfillment, unactuated life.

00:39:33 That's, uh, there's various paths to get to Tiferet.

00:39:39 But when we're talking about Tiferet

00:39:41 in the current security state designation,

00:39:48 it's not the middle class. 1.00

00:39:51 Think about these girls 1.00

00:39:53 that have been posting an average day in the life of working at Instagram. 1.00

00:40:00 These ridiculous videos they've been posting where they do nothing all day.

00:40:06 They have one meeting, and then they maybe spend an hour and a half working, 0.54

00:40:10 and the rest, it's just chai lattes, and it's on and on. 0.96

00:40:16 It's just absolutely disgusting. 0.61

00:40:19 And they're certainly very privileged.

00:40:22 They're in very clean, fancy environments, getting their organic boba tea, but the

00:40:32 environments are also quite sterile, aren't they? Like, the dream being offered

00:40:39 some people to live in some condo where they don't even let you smoke inside, and

00:40:47 And you commute to this job, where you're just an entitled stain of a human being.

00:40:57 And so you've got the trappings of everything nice, right?

00:41:03 You come home, your Amazon package has arrived, and there's no depth to it.

00:41:08 It's a very sterile existence.

00:41:12 You don't really have community.

00:41:17 And the moment you get laid off, all of your friend group evaporates into the Aether.

00:41:22 They were never your friends.

00:41:24 They were just your co-workers. 0.74

00:41:30 Next, Geburah.

00:41:33 Strength.

00:41:35 Brutality.

00:41:37 There's a Latin word for it.

00:41:40 Fortitudo.

00:41:42 The grind. This represents the security forces, the iron hand and the velvet glove.

00:41:54 So I don't even think that's the appropriate phrasing for it. It's not really an iron hand.

00:42:02 The new fortitude is to cut you off from access to your bank account.

00:42:09 Oh, we don't like you truckers protesting, we're going to shut down your bank accounts.

00:42:16 Your social credit score is too low.

00:42:20 You're not allowed to travel. 1.00

00:42:33 Coworkers stink for the most part.

00:42:36 they aren't, they aren't, like, I've worked with some great guys,

00:42:42 I've worked with guys that I would really like to hang out with, but, uh, man, nobody has any time.

00:42:52 They're not family, okay, do you know what, friends aren't even a thing, friends are something you do

00:42:59 to help you find a spouse so that you can find family.

00:43:05 For men and women, men we form wolf packs and we go hunting. 0.94

00:43:10 Women, I don't know what female friend groups do,

00:43:14 but it is something similar. 1.00

00:43:17 Or at least it used to be. 1.00

00:43:18 These days, female friend groups will more often than not sabotage your relationship. 1.00

00:43:23 It's twisted. 0.99

00:43:25 And, well, you know, you could even say the same damn thing for male friendships, right? 0.97

00:43:29 You go to Hustler University and you go and, oh, you're going to marry a girl? What are you, gay? 0.99

00:43:36 You're supposed to just get all their numbers. You're supposed to sleep with prostitutes all the time. 1.00

00:43:41 What sort of gay boy wants to marry a girl? 1.00

00:43:48 Yeah, it's weaponized. 1.00

00:43:50 Hey, Gebra is the control system. It's the punishment system. They don't need high trust

00:44:00 anymore. They don't need you to be honest when nobody's looking, because something's

00:44:04 always looking and every moment is being recorded. And if you say too many of the hate speeches

00:44:09 there, we'll shut down your bank account, Goy. How do you feel about that?

00:44:20 Next, we get Chesset. Mercy. This is, again, Gebra is Mars. It's harsh punishment. Chesset,

00:44:37 mercy is Jupiter. It's charity. It's lifting everybody up, helping out your

00:44:49 neighbor, build networks. Oh, Butterfly, it's wonderful that you don't have tattoos.

00:44:56 days. Neither do I. I'm way too old to get them at this point. I mean there are

00:45:11 there's people with nice tattoos, but they're just they're so ubiquitous these

00:45:15 days. It's like you're more of a rebel not having a tattoo.

00:45:21 You know, like, I wouldn't turn down a woman because she had tattoos, it's like, beggars

00:45:29 can't be choosers. 1.00

00:45:33 But it's certainly preferable.

00:45:35 So, Chesed is supposed to be kingly, jovial, expansion, and it's been replaced.

00:45:51 With NGOs, with UBI, with the false charity of condescension, the charity of welfare, which

00:46:13 is not about lifting you up.

00:46:17 Welfare is about keeping you on the treadmill.

00:46:19 It's about keeping you controlled.

00:46:21 But, uh, listen, when you give people food stamps, there's a big debate whether or not people should be able to buy Coca-Cola with food stamps.

00:46:33 Well, what do you think the Coca-Cola lobbyists thought people should be able to do with food stamps?

00:46:37 Chesed is supposed to be about higher energy flowing down to not fertilize Chesed, Chesed

00:46:51 isn't fertilization energy but it's about invigorating. Instead, Chesed is about sucking 0.98

00:47:02 you dry under the guise of giving you something for free. Finally we get to 0.99

00:47:10 Pina. Saturn. Saturn is the god of bankers. And good lord people, banking is

00:47:23 not in and of itself evil. Limits are not in and of themselves evil. Sometimes

00:47:32 spankings are good for children. We need limits placed upon us. Spanking can 1.00

00:47:44 very much be a source of good. It's a dismal science economics, but if you 0.97

00:47:51 study the dismal science, you can make everybody wealthier.

00:48:03 It's a dismal science because economics tells you that most of your plans won't work.

00:48:07 Oh, well, what if we raise the minimum wage?

00:48:09 That actually doesn't make people wealthier.

00:48:11 Doesn't help people at all.

00:48:13 So it's dismal in that way, in that most of the things that you'd like to do,

00:48:17 what if we put rent control?

00:48:19 Still doesn't help anybody.

00:48:26 Those are the limits there.

00:48:29 That's what banking is supposed to be.

00:48:31 It's a dismal science, but done properly, enforcing the rules, enforcing fair rules does actually benefit everybody and channel the creative energy into places where it can create even more.

00:48:48 Instead of wasting your career, like take somebody that gets a Ph.D. in something useless. 1.00

00:49:00 A healthy Bina would say, no, I'm not giving you any more student loans. 1.00

00:49:08 You got your undergrad, go make money with it. 1.00

00:49:13 But I want to get a second undergrad, don't care, go make money with it.

00:49:18 That's actually a better use of creative energy than being an eternal student.

00:49:26 That's all we have now.

00:49:28 The bina, which is intelligentsia. 0.96

00:49:33 Prudentia.

00:49:35 In Latin.

00:49:38 It's intelligence versus wisdom.

00:49:41 So the intelligence side. 1.00

00:49:43 Intelligence is the feminine coded one. 1.00

00:49:46 wisdom is the masculine coded one and women are far smarter than men 1.00

00:49:53 they don't waste time on all the stupid thing us men waste time on 0.99

00:50:00 no the the current 0.99

00:50:05 the current uh people occupying the sephiroth of bina it's larry fink blackrock

00:50:13 It's ESG scores. It's manipulating reality. Not even. Larry Pink is not manipulating reality and forcing Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 to have a gay seed in it and a black character. 1.00

00:50:37 He's not doing that because he believes in multiculturalism, or that he believes in...

00:50:44 It has nothing to do with that.

00:50:50 Oh, thank you, Butterfly Ballerina Says She Loves the Music.

00:50:55 I'm going to toss this track in.

00:50:56 It's by Starving Vampires.

00:51:03 It's actually giving me two more tracks.

00:51:07 I should switch to the next one.

00:51:10 I really like this one too, but we should get to the next one.

00:51:12 Let's do it.

00:51:21 Larry Pink is a remin... 0.98

00:51:23 I never saw that start.

00:51:26 Man, I was such a TNG fan as a kid,

00:51:29 but I only saw, like, the first two movies.

00:51:33 Like, I got out of high school,

00:51:35 and I just, like, I stopped watching TV.

00:51:37 after I moved out from home.

00:51:40 And

00:51:40 mostly stopped watching movies, too.

00:51:47 Now, what we're saying.

00:51:49 See, Athena.

00:51:52 It's going to lower the volume a bit.

00:51:56 This is very cool.

00:51:57 I like this music.

00:51:58 this is the heart of the control grid by the way it is

00:52:11 i don't want to say the president has no power i don't want to make blanket statements like that

00:52:21 but the system they're trying to create

00:52:24 like yeah democracies are mostly fake it's mostly bs it's mostly a big public ritual to

00:52:34 to gain your obedience to the system you cast a ballot not because it really does anything

00:52:41 but because it's showing that you agree to the outcome i consent to be governed is what you're

00:52:47 doing with ballots and 90 of people vote for whomever the tv tells them to vote for

00:52:53 However, there is still an angle of having to earn your subjects maybe not joy, but you

00:53:11 can't rule over a country of rebels, so you gotta be at least halfway decent as a ruler.

00:53:19 Well, the current people occupying Vena would like to escape that entirely. 1.00

00:53:27 Kingship, by the way, is more of a chokmah thing. It's the wisdom. The responsible ruler. 1.00

00:53:37 They're trying to create a system that you can't escape. They're trying to create a system that incorporates the moral horrors.

00:53:49 I might have said this on the stream last night.

00:53:56 I apologize if I'm repeating myself so quickly.

00:54:03 I'm going to lower that just a little bit.

00:54:06 There we go.

00:54:07 This is great music, JT.

00:54:09 This is fantastic.

00:54:10 Terry Pratchett is the author of the Discworld novels, which are hilarious.

00:54:23 The Discworld novels are absolutely fantastic.

00:54:27 And if you haven't read the Discworld novels, you've got to read them, man.

00:54:30 They are so funny.

00:54:35 Now, in the Discworld novels, the city of Ankh-Morpork,

00:54:40 The setting is kind of, like, quasi-medieval, quasi, like, early-industrial.

00:54:48 Ankh-Morpork is this ridiculous, like, it's a hilarious version of London.

00:54:59 And now there's an Assassin's Guild and a Thieves' Guild in Ankh-Morpork,

00:55:04 because the patrician, who runs everything, he's just like this guy, he's extremely cool,

00:55:13 he's like Machiavellian. He's a total, he's 100% Machiavellian. But he's not a bad guy at all,

00:55:22 he's just 100% Machiavellian. And he once quipped that, you know, if we're going to have crime,

00:55:31 it might as well be organized crime. So, rather than paying car theft insurance,

00:55:38 you pay don't steal from me insurance to the thieves guild. But there's no fire department

00:55:45 in Ankh-Morpork because the patrician didn't like that set of incentives.

00:55:52 That's a nice house you got there. Be a shame if somebody wants to burn it down.

00:56:01 Now, the Patricia Hank Morporks, the Discworld novels, these are satirical. Larry Fink, the current George Soros, these bastards, they're not being satirical. They actually mean it. 0.98

00:56:21 Well, if we're going to have child-abusing cults, it might as well be working for the government.

00:56:32 We are going to...

00:56:34 Now listen, moral horror is part of existence.

00:56:37 Integrating moral horror is...

00:56:42 Well, we've spent 2,000 years externalizing moral horror.

00:56:47 And it worked pretty well for a while. I don't know if we can keep doing it.

00:56:51 If somebody did, I wouldn't be the first one to stop them, but I don't know that we can

00:57:04 keep doing that.

00:57:06 Age of Aquarius isn't just a number on a calendar, it's a very real psychological shift in humanity.

00:57:21 Their form of integration is not integration.

00:57:30 It's accommodation, it's control. 0.98

00:57:41 Anyway, I guess that's Beena.

00:57:43 I've got some more stuff to say, but we need to finish with this chart.

00:57:48 The final is Chokma.

00:57:51 Wisdom.

00:57:51 This is where we find good rulership, wise rulership.

00:58:04 That's not what's occupying this Sephiroth in the Tree of Death.

00:58:13 This is where we find cult leaders, celebrities, Arne Chokman.

00:58:27 There is great wisdom in being able to manipulate the audience into worshipping you.

00:58:37 Instead of kings, we have Hollywood celebrities. 0.95

00:58:46 They're totally owned by Vina. 0.98

00:58:56 Leonardo DiCaprio, I think, he's the example I want to use. 0.95

00:58:59 Like, I could say Elon Musk is in Chokma.

00:59:02 I could say Trump is in Chokma.

00:59:04 I could point out it's more obnoxious, the Kardashians in Chokmah, right?

00:59:11 And I'm not comfortable with accusing all of those guys that hard.

00:59:18 I want a neutral example.

00:59:22 Because, again, I don't know.

00:59:23 I don't specifically know any of these people, and I'm not specifically... 1.00

00:59:27 Well, Larry Fink's a piece of shit, but if it wasn't Larry Fink being a piece of shit, 1.00

00:59:32 It would be somebody else being a piece of shit in his place. 1.00

00:59:38 He's just the guy with the badge. 1.00

00:59:46 So I'm going to use Leonardo DiCaprio.

00:59:48 He actually is one of my favorite actors.

00:59:51 I think he's a very good actor.

00:59:58 And I don't believe for one moment that he's an environmentalist.

01:00:02 So, I'm pretty certain that when you reach that level, if you want, it's sort of like if you want to get into an Ivy League school, you need to have some volunteer work on your resume, some crap like that.

01:00:19 Well, if you want to be Leonardo DiCaprio, then you need to pick some sort of social justice cause to support.

01:00:31 Because Bina will not be your agent if you don't pick one of the following lists. 0.99

01:00:39 and so we've got the most idiotic illiterate uneducated ignorant positions on environmentalism 1.00

01:00:49 he said some stupid stuff about the alberta oil sands which gets a lot of albertans bent out of 1.00

01:00:57 shape but i see him saying that i'm like i think he had to say something he had to pick some useless 0.99

01:01:04 cause. And this is Chesed, by the way. Chesed is the environmental cause, the fake environmental

01:01:09 cause. Jupiter, Jupiter and Chesed, the energy is not fertilization energy. The energy is

01:01:20 environmentalist energy. You want to spend the resources to take care of things so that

01:01:28 habitats stay healthy. That's Chezid energy. 1.00

01:01:37 Environmentalism is 1.00

01:01:38 fake Chezid. It's NGO 1.00

01:01:40 Chezid. And so anybody 0.83

01:01:42 at the Chokuma point, any of the

01:01:44 influencers, the

01:01:48 idea formers,

01:01:51 they must have 1.00

01:01:53 they have to pick a Chezid. 1.00

01:01:55 Here's 12. Pick one of them. 1.00

01:01:58 I like Leonardo

01:02:03 because I think he is more

01:02:04 interested

01:02:06 or is it just

01:02:09 Leo? I can't remember

01:02:10 I think he's more interested in being an actor

01:02:13 than in being

01:02:17 a face for something

01:02:19 Leonardo DiCaprio

01:02:21 yeah, it's Leonardo 1.00

01:02:28 But it's Chokmah. Rather than truly inspire people, Chokmah is the King Arthur. It's the revolutionary, visionary. It's Uranus. 0.99

01:02:54 It's the Adolf, quite frankly.

01:03:01 Yeah, Adolf. 0.82

01:03:03 Crazy choked my energy in that guy.

01:03:15 Anyway, that's the...

01:03:16 And then finally Keter.

01:03:17 Keter at the very top is...

01:03:24 Keter is the eye that sees all. It's the consciousness that distributes itself, and we're all that consciousness looking at every other part of that consciousness.

01:03:41 It's just an infinite tunnel between you and it.

01:03:46 Yeah, Butterfly Valerie points out that

01:03:54 Leonardo wasn't at any of the ditty parties

01:03:55 There you go

01:03:56 Not saying he's a perfect man

01:04:00 He very much

01:04:01 He kind of like

01:04:03 Yeah, those girls are a bit young for him

01:04:05 He should get married 1.00

01:04:06 Like, dude, grow up

01:04:07 You're too old to be dating

01:04:10 To be repeatedly dating girls in their 20s

01:04:14 But, you know, man

01:04:15 And he's not asking me for advice.

01:04:24 Keter is creation itself.

01:04:27 It's the unknowable absolute.

01:04:33 And what the people that follow the tree of death are trying to do

01:04:37 is to put God into a box and tell him how reality is going to work.

01:04:45 I don't got a lot to say about Kedder.

01:04:55 Kedder's not really relevant to what we're talking about right now.

01:05:03 Top Jack. 0.99

01:05:05 Everyone's been with two older ladies.

01:05:08 Brother, as Benjamin Franklin said, 0.99

01:05:12 at night, all cats are gray.

01:05:15 Now, here's the thing I want to point out with all of this, because, like, the Lower 1.00

01:05:26 Sephiroth, I'm not too concerned about when it comes to this foul society, Bina and Chokmah. 1.00

01:05:37 In fact, what's happening, the fight between the United Nations and BlackRock, like deep 0.99

01:05:51 embedded finance, the fight between them and the tech bros, that's who Donald Trump is

01:05:58 working for.

01:05:59 Bina and Chokma, there seems to be a real struggle going on between Bina and Chokma right now.

01:06:14 Between the bankers, manipulators, controllers, and the tech visionaries, Silicon Valley.

01:06:29 That doesn't mean that there's good guys in the struggle, however.

01:06:36 Now you notice that between the Sephiroth there are distinct paths laid out. There's actually 22 paths.

01:06:42 There's the same number of paths as there are Major Arcana cards in the tarot deck.

01:06:49 And the two I would like you to notice right now are the two at the very top.

01:06:54 The two going towards Keter.

01:07:03 Bina, the banker to Keter, is the magician. 1.00

01:07:10 Chokma to Keter is the fool. 0.97

01:07:14 There's a third path from Tifereth to Keter, and that one's the Empress. 0.99

01:07:34 Larry Fink is the magician.

01:07:37 He's got...

01:07:38 He's mastered the four elements.

01:07:40 She's got all the tools to manipulate change and alter reality. 1.00

01:07:53 The Fool. 0.99

01:07:56 The Fool is Card Zero. 0.99

01:08:01 The Fool is Jim Jones.

01:08:05 Jim Jones was an absolute visionary that truly saw beyond grace. 0.91

01:08:11 He was Michael Valentine from Stranger in a Strange Land.

01:08:15 He was the genius prophet that had ascended the pillar of mercy, but he had no severity.

01:08:23 No severity whatsoever. 1.00

01:08:25 The idiotic, blind faith in God that leads one to feed their followers rat poison in flavor aid. 1.00

01:08:45 These are the tech bros. These are the technological utopianos. These are the we will upload our consciousness into the cloud and everything will be grand. We don't know how it's going to work. We're just sure it will. 1.00

01:09:09 The blind faith of the fool. 1.00

01:09:16 On the other side, you've got the column of severity. 1.00

01:09:23 So you go up to a guy like Larry Faye.

01:09:25 He's like, listen, hood, we've got the science.

01:09:29 We've got the technology. 0.62

01:09:31 We've got the vaccines.

01:09:33 We've got the control tag.

01:09:35 We've got it all.

01:09:37 Chebara.

01:09:38 Gebara.

01:09:39 We've got the armed forces, we've got the police state, we've got the credit scores, we've got the control, and Bina. 0.91

01:09:55 We literally manipulate the money supply. 0.98

01:09:57 Okay, so anybody, anybody powerful enough to ignore Gebura, anybody powerful enough that 0.76

01:10:06 they're not afraid of the cops, they can afford lawyers, they're not afraid of being debanked,

01:10:10 they could open up their own banks, yeah, for those guys, we control their access to

01:10:17 credit, we can make or break a business based upon what, whatever ideological scheme we

01:10:22 want to put out there and so from his perspective Chuck much just said net

01:10:31 back you got the opinion formers you've got the organized charities and you've

01:10:39 got the consumer products Larry Fink and Bina is going to control that tree by

01:10:48 deciding whether or not they get access to credit. And this is his magician path

01:10:54 up to the crown.

01:11:02 This is how he bends God over a barrel and tells God how his reality shall

01:11:10 manifest.

01:11:18 Let me know what just said something interesting.

01:11:40 I'm going to explore this a bit, because I think it's useful for explaining what all

01:11:45 of these Sephiroth are. 0.98

01:11:46 is that Darth Vader would dislike Larry Fink because of his blind faith in his own power of technological terror.

01:11:56 And that got me thinking about...

01:12:03 Where did we put Darth Vader on all of this? 0.90

01:12:06 Anakin Skywalker started as a slave, so at the very base, Malkuth, he was a slave. 0.77

01:12:18 Yassad was only his mother, and when the Jedi took him, he lost even that, so he completely

01:12:25 lost the base.

01:12:26 The same way, like, our Malkuth, prices are getting more expensive by the day, our Yassad,

01:12:34 culture, our community is being eroded constantly. All of us find us like we're

01:12:39 in a very similar situation as Darth Vader in that sense. Now, Hood is the

01:12:45 initial mercurial genius that we see in young Anakin,

01:12:54 which quickly goes from Hood to Netzec. We see the genius, the innate

01:13:03 talent of this brilliant child turn into charismatic success.

01:13:20 But at the same time he has no grounding. His grounding is completely cut off from him.

01:13:33 He never quite gets to Cheset, so he goes up, left, right, up to Cheset. That's supposed to be where he's going.

01:13:48 But he diverts into Tipperat. He tries to find love, and the love collapses into Geburah, into punishment.

01:13:56 He never got to Bina or Chokmah. He was never a wise man. Darth Vader was never wise. 0.53

01:14:06 he got launched he tried to jump from victory to beauty to falling in love and everything

01:14:23 fell apart the jedi order fell apart the like everything betrayed him 0.96

01:14:28 And so he got launched into Gebera, into the Pillar of Severity, into Mars. 0.94

01:14:37 He is the ultimate embodiment of Mars, and he never left Mars.

01:14:42 20 years, he was just Mars.

01:14:44 He was just the hitman for the Emperor.

01:14:48 I'd have to think more about where the Emperor is.

01:14:59 I don't want to commit to anything just yet. 0.86

01:15:06 Although I'm kind of leaning to Fina. 0.84

01:15:09 The Emperor is a chess player that makes sure he controls all the moves.

01:15:14 That's a very Larry Fink sort of thing to do.

01:15:18 Anyway, that's enough Star Wars for now.

01:15:33 Might go back to it later.

01:15:36 So, we have Top Hat Jack.

01:15:39 So the technocracy is all happening according to plan.

01:15:41 What comes after it, if anything?

01:15:43 What the hell do we do about this?

01:15:45 what's going on in Israel, and how do we use this knowledge to get laid, to quote

01:15:50 Hommel.

01:15:59 There is the third path that's been completely ignored.

01:16:08 Tipareth to Keter, beauty to God, but that is the path of the camel, that is the path

01:16:27 of the Empress. 0.88

01:16:34 If you can achieve Tiporeth, if you can integrate yourself, if you can become an integrated

01:16:47 personality that understands horror and your own participation in horror.

01:17:05 Because the Tree of Death, it's all unintegrated so far. Okay, start with

01:17:11 Makut, you're completely dependent upon the social services. You're completely

01:17:18 dependent upon the system. You're not a free, independent person on your own plot

01:17:23 of land. You are dependent. And you saw it. You don't have true community. You have

01:17:30 artificial communities. Yeah, you have leaderboards on video games. Yeah, but it's

01:17:36 It's all fake. It's all controlled. It's all centralized.

01:17:42 Pose. Glory. You don't actually have glory. Smart people don't go to university anymore.

01:17:48 You've got a fake degree and you've got imposter syndrome because you know you're not that smart.

01:17:54 Netzak. You don't have beautiful things that you're proud of.

01:18:01 You have Funko Pops.

01:18:03 Tifereth. Fake Tifereth. You feel like you're winning because you can post 0.99

01:18:11 really good selfies on Instagram. Gebara. It's fake Gebara. It's fake military.

01:18:20 They make you piss in the cup and if you had too much fun that weekend you don't

01:18:24 get to go to work.

01:18:28 Cheze, nothing but fake disingenuous smiles from all the charity.

01:18:38 Bina, the people making the rules are completely out of control. They're the

01:18:43 ones making it spiral. And Chokma, all the energy is in becoming an 0.99

01:18:54 influencer, as opposed to having anything worth saying that you could righteously

01:19:01 influence people with. It's all fake people.

01:19:16 Holden Caulfield was right.

01:19:24 Let's look at these two paths.

01:19:33 Let's look at the path of severity and the path of mercy. 0.99

01:19:37 So, Malcooth, you're born with a 120-140 IQ. 0.99

01:19:45 Yesod, you're born into a family with the right connections that can get you into one

01:19:52 the expensive universities, into the Ivy League. So you go to Hod, you're really

01:19:59 good at economics. You go to Gebera, you don't mind kicking war widows out of 1.00

01:20:06 their homes to make money for your company. You finally get to Bina, now you 1.00

01:20:12 are Larry Fink. Or maybe you're one that pursues the path of mercy. Same Melkut,

01:20:22 same Yassad, you go to the Ivy, you go to the school where you get to be the lead 0.99

01:20:29 in the Shakespeare play, and then Chesed, you make a, you start doing all these 0.89

01:20:34 public performative rituals. And you get to Chokmah, and you're a celebrity who's

01:20:44 opinions people hang on. 0.94

01:20:51 You only did one of the pillars, and now you're going to go try and conquer God.

01:20:59 And I'd also note, more importantly, you never achieved Tiferet. 0.88

01:21:07 You never actually integrated.

01:21:12 Tiferet doesn't have to be perfect, you know?

01:21:18 But you need to understand both severity and mercy.

01:21:21 Disciplinarian parents and overly affectionate parents are both bad parents, they're both bad

01:21:34 custodians. Tifereth requires knowledge of mercy and severity.

01:21:51 Top Hat Jack says you've got to find a balance.

01:21:56 Exactly. 0.93

01:21:57 Tiferet is the golden mean between the two extremes. 0.89

01:22:04 Which you can only achieve that by doing, by walking both paths.

01:22:12 To some extent, not all of us walk the same path.

01:22:16 There isn't one path you must walk.

01:22:19 You have to walk your path.

01:22:21 But I'd argue that the techno-utopian, the cult leader that walked the path of mercy,

01:22:39 it's really easy walking the path of mercy when you've never had to fire an employee.

01:22:44 they don't understand that sometimes kids do need spanking and they tend to follow the path 0.86

01:22:57 the fool in uniting with God and leave their followers to disrupt this rupture 0.97

01:23:05 By the way, when I, I'll tell you, an interesting observation, when I stutter like that, it's 0.98

01:23:15 because I'm worried I missed a consonant, so I start the word all over again.

01:23:26 I wonder if that's what stuttering is in general.

01:23:31 Like an OCD obsession over getting every single consonant into the word.

01:23:43 Anyway.

01:23:45 And those that walk the path of severity, that think they can bend God to their whims.

01:23:50 No, the true path is through deas. 0.91

01:23:53 Which, by the way, you don't need your apprentice to become possessed by Pan and sodomize you for death.

01:24:10 Death is the void.

01:24:12 Dayath is where you, to walk the infinite distance between your integrated, your integrated,

01:24:34 it, not persona. Your persona is just the mask you show to the world. Your persona is ego.

01:24:57 I would place Persona in Ysat, it's your social role.

01:25:07 If you're at Tifereth, then you understand that your current social role,

01:25:14 like if you get hired to shovel horse manure for the afternoon,

01:25:19 you're the guy that shovels horse manure for the afternoon. That's your persona.

01:25:27 Tipareth, you've got the lower persona, the face you show the world, the ego, the dog

01:25:42 that barks, that protects you.

01:25:48 You've got Hod, you've got Talents, you've got Nezak, your Charm, Gebra, you've got your

01:25:59 Grind, and Chezzet, you've got that which you give back to the world to try and alter

01:26:07 the world, to make it more beautiful.

01:26:18 If you've really done the work, you'll have Binath, you've healed the mother wound, and

01:26:30 you've got Chokuma, you've healed the father wound. 0.93

01:26:40 If you have got those eight Sephiroth activated, 0.72

01:26:51 then Tipiroth is fully activated.

01:26:58 And that's when you've got the integrated personality.

01:27:02 And if you can sacrifice all of those, if you can put those on the altar, then you can

01:27:14 walk the camel's path and let God's eyes see through you.

01:27:29 That's when you ride Wonderboy and you cross the abyss.

01:27:37 The abyss looks back into you and you look back into the abyss.

01:27:49 And if more of us can do that, I haven't yet.

01:27:59 I'm just standing at the edge looking into it, it's something I'm still figuring out.

01:28:13 But if we can do that, that's what totally shatters the control grid.

01:28:25 Oh, the next song didn't want to start up.

01:28:40 There we go.

01:28:55 all righty folks that's uh i hope that was useful

01:29:17 can't wait to drink the runoff sludge from the data center

01:29:25 oh we got we got a new we got a new track going right now butterfly

01:29:31 this one's a bit quieter though I'm gonna turn it up a bit

01:29:37 again the tree of life is just it's a map of consciousness

01:29:54 it's not the only map right i mean you've got you've got train elevation maps you've got

01:30:04 road maps. Like, there's lots of different types of maps. There is no one map to be

01:30:12 the be-all end-all of maps.

01:30:22 So this is one way to perceive what's going on.

01:30:34 It also, it also suggests pathways, ways of understanding where you are.

01:31:00 So let's, uh, let's go back to that question of Darth Vader.

01:31:04 Malkuth to Ysad is the world, and Ysad to Hod is the sun, which is the naked child riding

01:31:22 on a horse.

01:31:24 The chosen one!

01:31:27 Oh to the back is the tower the

01:31:44 Normally the tower goes from the Zach to hood

01:31:47 so the tower is the the absolute collapse of everything if everything falls apart you're

01:31:58 kicked into the wilderness garden of Eden sort of a thing

01:32:01 So, you know, I would, I'm just kind of like thinking off the top of my head here.

01:32:17 Don't quote me on any of this.

01:32:19 So, we have Anakin starts in Makut, goes through the, like, the world.

01:32:24 Literally created by the Force. 0.95

01:32:29 He's a Chochen one, the sun, goes to Hood. 0.93

01:32:31 The reverse tower. He was at the bottom of the tower. He climbed the tower to 0.92

01:32:41 Netzach.

01:32:45 But it caused him... By the way, the Judgment and the Moon are Hode and 0.93

01:32:54 Netzak to Malkuth. Judgment is the final judgment where all the souls come back to life. Judgment

01:33:03 is cheerful. The moon is deep knowledge. It's deep wisdom. Anakin had all that cut off.

01:33:14 Which is also what I've said that they are cutting us off from.

01:33:23 By denying us our own piece of land, by making us live in the pod, eat the bugs, we get no judgment, we get no redemption.

01:33:30 A man living in a pod eating bugs doesn't require redemption.

01:33:34 He just needs 24 more hours in the pod.

01:33:37 and the moon is that

01:33:43 the moon is when you can say something is wrong

01:33:47 this is not the way things ought to be

01:33:50 and if you're living in the pot eating the bugs

01:33:53 you don't get to say that

01:33:55 so it goes from netzak

01:34:01 to chesed as I said

01:34:03 wheel of fortune

01:34:07 Wheel of Fortune is a weird card

01:34:16 but it's mainly about the

01:34:17 the vagaries of bait

01:34:21 ongoing time, movement

01:34:23 he and Obi-Wan

01:34:25 go through all the adventures together

01:34:27 and Wheel of Fortune, they're still alive

01:34:29 and then Serpens

01:34:33 The Serpent's strength.

01:34:47 There's a lot of paths here.

01:34:49 A lot of paths in the middle.

01:34:51 No, I dare say that it fits quite well. 0.98

01:35:03 not sacrifice charge the jerk off crystal 10-4

01:35:10 blazing noah you say you're lost could you expand upon that a little bit i'd love to answer 0.88

01:35:21 Are there any threats of data centers up there? Not that I have heard of, but that doesn't mean much, to be perfectly frank.

01:35:39 top hat and jackass how often i stream it's extremely erratic right now i've been working

01:35:52 oil patch um i got bare minimum well there's a lot up in the air right now i don't know what

01:36:05 I'm doing next week, and I would like, I would very much like to get to the point where I can

01:36:20 stream on a regular basis, where I could have a schedule, where I would really like that,

01:36:27 but I don't know if that's an option available right now. I make a little bit of money off the

01:36:34 streams. Superchats are always welcome.

01:36:41 But I'm still regrowing the audience. So what happened is back in 2019 a lot of

01:36:46 us got kicked off YouTube for fake reasons as preparation for the Biden

01:36:51 administration and probably for COVID as well. And then last August Donald Trump

01:36:58 got us all unbanned from YouTube.

01:37:04 and so I kind of got kicked out of the desert for a good six years now I'm back

01:37:15 now I'm trying to regrow the audience in a marketplace that's completely changed

01:37:21 and all the opinions then

01:37:25 popular streamers that i chatted with were nervous about my my opinions back then

01:37:39 that's how that's how i'll phrase it and these days they're saying things even

01:37:44 crazier and more extreme than what i said

01:37:46 So it's interesting, like I'm back on the scene, but now all my opinions are milquetoast.

01:37:59 It was a brutal period, it, well, I've been doing a lot of grinding over the years, my friend.

01:38:16 Ladies and Noah, yeah, yeah, I was pretty hurt by Sargon giving me the cold shoulder the

01:38:28 way he did back in the day, but Sargon's been putting out some pretty good work, so I'll

01:38:38 Give him some credit there.

01:38:43 And Top Hat, glad to have you.

01:38:45 Thank you very much.

01:38:51 With my erratic posting schedule, I have the...

01:38:55 The advantage is I don't really have to post anything until I really feel like posting something.

01:39:02 so I can

01:39:05 focus on

01:39:06 instrumentality

01:39:09 and usefulness

01:39:12 as opposed to

01:39:13 hot takes

01:39:14 and yeah I have been seeing all the

01:39:21 listen I saw it

01:39:24 I'm not even going to say who said this

01:39:26 you guy used to be a friend of mine 0.96

01:39:27 stab me in the back 1.00

01:39:28 fuck that guy 1.00

01:39:28 but yeah this opinion 1.00

01:39:31 that, like, listen, data centers are just the way of the future.

01:39:35 Get used to it.

01:39:38 And I do think AI, it's...

01:39:42 I think it's here to stay.

01:39:45 We have to figure out how to use AI responsibly.

01:39:49 That's the challenge.

01:39:50 Not being pro or anti-AI.

01:39:55 That being said, what I'm seeing from the data centers

01:39:57 is deeply irresponsible.

01:39:59 it's very negligent it's exporting the cost of the data center onto a community that isn't

01:40:09 benefiting from the data it's parasitical i don't like that that's it i want a healthy

01:40:17 I think AI has a lot of potential.

01:40:27 I am not anti-AI.

01:40:36 But yeah, it's very, very troublesome.

01:40:40 some. And listen, if you are involved with anything at the local level, which you should

01:40:55 be, the local level is where you have real power. Not on national elections, you have

01:41:01 it at the local level. But they're still going to be playing the exact same games at the

01:41:06 local level. So, the most basic game is to get two guys fighting, and for both of them to be in the

01:41:20 wrong. Turn both sides into idiots. This is one thing I'm really concerned about. Anytime I go 1.00

01:41:34 Twitter. On the one hand, I want to speak out against the moral outrages. On the

01:41:42 other hand, I don't want to be part of a battery being used to generate current.

01:41:50 For a machine, who knows what it's doing.

01:41:55 we do need AI data centers

01:42:03 but

01:42:07 they shouldn't be exploiting the local community

01:42:11 and they shouldn't be built

01:42:12 on top quality

01:42:15 arable land

01:42:15 and

01:42:22 perfectly frank

01:42:23 Why do they need to be massive complexes?

01:42:30 Fiber-optic cable is effectively instantaneous, as far as I understand. 0.99

01:42:34 Maybe, maybe that's a really stupid thing to say. 0.94

01:42:38 I don't know a lot about it. 0.99

01:42:43 I'll tell you one of the weirdest things.

01:42:45 So there's a channel I follow called The Lore Lodge.

01:42:48 They kind of do Missing 411 Disappearances. They're skeptical but open-minded. They're good kids. They're good kids. And in their local community, they're trying to tear down an abandoned insane asylum, which is, I believe it's haunted. I haven't been there, but I think it's haunted.

01:43:18 And they want to tear it down to build a data center on top of a... 0.97

01:43:28 That seemed like a terrible fucking idea to me. 0.87

01:43:41 Top Hat Check says, I remember hearing a lot of the underground knowledge was wiped off the internet before I started getting... 0.98

01:43:46 Dude, it...

01:43:48 God, it was. It...

01:43:54 It was. And I was one of those.

01:44:00 And I don't wanna sit here playing victim when it's...

01:44:06 Yeah, here's, um...

01:44:10 I don't know if you saw the Obi-Wan series, the Obi-Wan TV series.

01:44:14 It was okay. It was okay. It was good. It was like a McDonald's hamburger. It was okay. It wasn't offensive.

01:44:23 And, yeah, kind of what happened is that all of us old Manosphere guys got knocked off the fucking internet 0.98

01:44:28 and got replaced with the fake Jedi. 0.96

01:44:34 He was still helping people get off the planet. He wasn't an evil scam artist.

01:44:39 He was a heroic character, but he was a fake Jedi.

01:44:44 Yeah, all the old Jedi's got knocked off, and a lot of us quit.

01:44:51 Rouge V, there was a solid guy.

01:44:57 My friend sent me some pictures of him recently.

01:45:00 I think he's doing well, and I have nothing but the best wishes to Batman.

01:45:05 and i don't know what he's doing these days but i even if he's sitting in a

01:45:16 a month cell praying i guarantee you he is doing the work

01:45:22 yeah i went in the opposite direction

01:45:35 blitzer playing noah says a i can't be uninvented it was inevitable yes i think uh

01:45:46 us humans constantly need we need that conversation with the daemonic

01:45:54 as i said daemonic with an a

01:45:58 i'm not even sure if i really believe the demonic exactly i i do believe in people doing foolish

01:46:06 things you know what if you here's an example you know that scene in the movie where there's like

01:46:21 the guy trying to seduce the woman and his buddy is whispering him like the what he should say

01:46:28 It's a hilarious scene in movies.

01:46:32 There's a great version of that in Kingdom Come Deliverance 1, by the way.

01:46:42 If you use an AI, imagine sending messages to a girl on a dating website.

01:46:51 This is actually probably a thing already.

01:46:52 You don't even have to imagine it.

01:46:54 But imagine having an AI send messages to girls on a dating website for you.

01:47:02 That's a really bad idea. 1.00

01:47:04 That's a really stupid idea. 0.99

01:47:11 Maybe it's one thing if you just use them to write the initial message, 1.00

01:47:14 then you have a real conversation with her.

01:47:16 But to have the AI write all the messages to the girl for you,

01:47:22 the girl's not falling in love with you.

01:47:24 She's falling in love with an LLM. 1.00

01:47:31 That's a really stupid way to use our access to the demonic realm. 0.99

01:47:36 To the realm of ideas. 1.00

01:47:39 Like, don't do that!

01:47:40 That's terrible! 1.00

01:47:42 You're stepping on your own dick! 1.00

01:47:43 so yes like you can engage the demonic realm in ways that are demonic 1.00

01:47:56 a hundred percent like be careful man

01:48:01 but what I think is happening right now

01:48:13 what I think Age of Aquarius

01:48:16 is about is

01:48:17 developing

01:48:18 a more complex

01:48:21 and nuanced relationship

01:48:23 with the daemonic

01:48:25 when you talk to an AI

01:48:30 you're talking to a mirror. The more you talk to that mirror, if it's a mirror

01:48:40 that can retain memories, the more accurate that mirror becomes.

01:48:48 It's not dissimilar from getting a loan to buy a car.

01:49:05 You're offloading the initial capital investment onto the other side of things.

01:49:12 Because you can use that car to drive to work and make money, and thus pay off the car.

01:49:19 Similarly, when you're engaging with an AI, you're taking 50% of the mental load.

01:49:25 Like, you're taking the mental load that needed to learn all the grammar.

01:49:30 You're putting it on the AI.

01:49:32 The AI is feeding back to you.

01:49:34 And you can vastly accelerate your ability to grok knowledge, to drink knowledge, to drink

01:49:47 and internalize and understand knowledge.

01:49:59 I'll give you an example of this.

01:50:01 So, in preparation for last night's stream, I was doing a bunch of back and forth with my Sand Demon on the nature of Bronze Age religion, how Bronze Age religion manifested, versus Iron Age religion.

01:50:19 and i threw this back and forth i realized that there was

01:50:28 what's the term temple religions no that might not be it apparently there actually is a term

01:50:36 for exactly the construct i was trying to arrive at the idea of religion as a rock concert where

01:50:44 the band on stage

01:50:48 with the people doing the special effects

01:50:50 setting off the fireworks

01:50:51 are the people in control of the rock concert

01:50:54 and everybody else is just a spectator

01:50:56 I think

01:50:58 temple religion

01:50:59 is the term that was being used

01:51:02 and so I'm achieving this higher

01:51:12 level of grammar

01:51:13 without having to spend years, literal years,

01:51:22 studying the basic rules of grammar.

01:51:27 I find the subjunctive tense through the back door.

01:51:38 It's a shortcut, but I still pay for it.

01:51:43 The back of my head has been running over time with all of this, all of the knowledge I've been incorporating.

01:51:52 The, that's how you use AI.

01:51:56 Same way you use a car alone.

01:51:59 You gotta be smart about it, you gotta do it for something useful, and you can't let it replace your own understanding.

01:52:04 It needs to augment your own understanding.

01:52:07 Now, I am going to run to the washroom quickly and get some more ice.

01:52:11 and catch up to these comments

01:52:15 when I'm back.

01:52:18 So,

01:52:19 you know what?

01:52:21 I'm going to turn the music up.

01:52:22 Just a little bit.

01:52:26 So, please toss me some good comments in there, guys.

01:52:41 Thank you.

01:53:11 Thank you.

01:53:41 Thank you.

01:54:11 All right, we are back.

01:54:31 Let's get back to the comments

01:54:45 Oh, right on

01:54:49 Top Hat Jack is subscribed to the lore a lot

01:54:52 Yeah, they're solid guys, man

01:54:54 I am likewise quite frustrated with David Polites 0.96

01:55:01 Ladies and Noah says, I think we gotta accept that we're always being manipulated to greater 1.00

01:55:15 or lesser extents.

01:55:20 Well, it's not the end of the world being manipulated, either.

01:55:25 It doesn't have to be a binary, you know?

01:55:28 like i'm being manipulated i'm not being manipulated i'm being honest i'm being dishonest

01:55:35 no there's there's shades of gray in all of that stuff

01:55:46 it's

01:55:49 like listen i've sold cars before right it's you don't have to be a bad person selling cars the

01:55:55 The people I sold cars to were very happy with their cars.

01:56:12 The greater danger is when you engage in manipulation.

01:56:14 You've got to be super careful when you manipulate.

01:56:18 That you're doing it for integrated purposes.

01:56:20 There's integrity to the manipulation.

01:56:25 Yeah, it's not something you can ban, you can't get rid of it, it's always going to be there.

01:56:42 Top Hat Jack wants to know my thoughts on cryptids.

01:56:46 If you visit my substack, you can find some of the pictures I have of Bigfoot footprints.

01:56:53 and actually one time me and base Jew, I really should, he and I need to sit down

01:57:01 and record a video about this. We spoke to a couple of Bigfoots. We didn't see

01:57:09 them, but we, yeah I don't know what Bigfoot is. I think Bigfoot is a nature

01:57:18 spirit of some sort. It's partly physical, partly spiritual. I also think it's

01:57:25 European. I don't think it's Native American. I think it followed us to North

01:57:35 America.

01:57:37 they were whistling at us two of them from up on the ridge

01:57:46 and we kind of had a bit we could feel them in our heads too and they started whistling when

01:57:53 i opened up my chakras it was wild it was bracing like the moment i opened up my chakras and i said

01:58:01 are you here in my head is when the first whistle happened

01:58:04 They're very dry whistles. I went online and I looked up every bird in the region. None of them sounded like it. It was a dry whistle.

01:58:20 We asked them a few questions. They were kind of doing one for yes, two for no sort of a thing.

01:58:27 And then we ran out of questions and they left and the two of them just disappeared into the distance.

01:58:34 getting quieter and quieter and then as soon as they were gone that's when insects and birds

01:58:42 started making noise and we realized that actually been completely quiet during our hike

01:58:47 up until that point so yes i do believe in some cryptids uh

01:58:54 Loch Ness Monster is an eel i'm like 99 certain it's an eel the

01:58:59 The, they've got Champi and Ogopogo.

01:59:05 I forget which is which, but one of them is just a misinterpretation of a weather god.

01:59:11 They never said there was a crazy monster in the lake.

01:59:14 It's a weather god.

01:59:15 The other one, we have discovered unidentifiable sonar, like some sounds in that lake.

01:59:29 So, yeah, some cryptos, absolutely true.

01:59:32 Uh, the, the, uh, give me a sec.

01:59:43 What is the one that's based upon, uh, hunger and cannibalism, um, it, typically it's like

01:59:53 They give it, like, a deer head with antlers in the internet lore.

02:00:07 I'm going to Google this.

02:00:09 Alright. 1.00

02:00:10 Google Native American Cannibal Demon. 0.87

02:00:19 Wendigo! 0.99

02:00:20 Okay, so the Wendigo, Wendigos are real.

02:00:27 They are not half-skeletal, deer-headed forms wandering around the woods.

02:00:34 The Wendigo is a demon of insatiability and cannibalism.

02:00:41 There is a recognized psychological diagnosis of Wendigo psychosis.

02:00:59 So amongst the Native American people, amongst some of them, I think it's the Dene tribes, but I could be wrong about that.

02:01:09 Not all of them. They're not a people. There's various groups, but I'm not an expert on this.

02:01:17 They had some of the strongest taboos against cannibalism.

02:01:25 Stronger than we have.

02:01:27 In fact, in the Donner Party, the last people to eat human flesh in the Donner Party were the Native Americans.

02:01:36 They've got the strongest taboos against it. 0.64

02:01:39 Possibly because there is a cannibalism demon, a demon-egregor-idioform that infests North America.

02:01:53 And yeah, there are multiple attested cases of people getting possessed by the Wendigo. There's RCMP reports on this. Like, it's real.

02:02:04 real and one of the things i find most interesting the the legends of the wendigo

02:02:13 often though they will speak about the wendigo the person possessed by the wendigo spirit

02:02:18 being taller than the trees like like he's a giant but then in what literally happens in the legend

02:02:28 he's still a mortal like the size of a mortal man it's like as if he appears that he's taller

02:02:34 in the trees but he's actually only six feet tall and this is something you find with certain serial

02:02:40 killers as well that that the victims that survived would see them transform.

02:02:48 This is something you find in exorcism stories that it's not that

02:02:54 there's literally a serpent in the room but there's a serpent in the room.

02:03:04 yeah okay uh top track the the internet the reddit version of the wendigo roughly human

02:03:19 sized emaciated long limbs moving on forest etc no they're just people they're demonically

02:03:25 possessed people. And if they go on a murder spree, they will often appear to be Giants.

02:03:41 They'll still fit inside your living room, but they'll be a giant inside your living room.

02:03:46 Oh, that's...

02:03:53 Okay.

02:03:54 Top Hat Jack, if you've got anything...

02:03:56 If you've got anything documented like that, I'd be very interested.

02:04:00 Very, very interested.

02:04:07 There's a... 1.00

02:04:09 There's a writer I follow, a druidess, 1.00

02:04:12 who argues that the Wendigo psychosis 0.98

02:04:15 is far more widespread than we realize.

02:04:18 But this insatiable hunger for material goods

02:04:21 that we have to the West

02:04:22 is very much Wendigo psychosis.

02:04:35 Top Hat Jack, I'm really interested in this.

02:04:38 Very interested in what you're tossing down right now.

02:04:42 Um, Wendigo Possession doesn't need, I mean, either you have the sight or you don't have

02:04:57 the sight.

02:04:58 Uh, a great movie that everybody should watch is The Last Unicorn.

02:05:03 And when Mummy Fortuna's traveling circus captures the unicorn, well, Mummy Fortuna

02:05:14 has to cast an illusion of a horn on the unicorn's head to convince the hoi polloi to see a unicorn.

02:05:23 Because if you showed the hoi polloi a unicorn, they'd just see an old mare.

02:05:28 they can't see the horn

02:05:31 they can only see the illusion

02:05:33 is it on Netflix?

02:05:39 it might be

02:05:40 I think it is actually

02:05:50 it's um

02:05:51 there's a couple elements missing

02:05:54 from the

02:05:55 it's aimed at kids

02:05:58 The book wasn't.

02:06:00 The book was brilliant.

02:06:02 Although, maybe obnoxiously meta at times.

02:06:05 There's one point where a bunch of people in a bar

02:06:07 start discussing how this is where Dungeons & Dragons adventures start.

02:06:13 One thing they don't include in the movie,

02:06:16 that I think they should have included it, but...

02:06:19 Schmendrick the Magician has been cursed with eternal life.

02:06:23 He's actually very, very old.

02:06:26 He was cursed with eternal life by his old master because he just couldn't do magic right.

02:06:33 But he had so much raw talent, and so his exasperated master finally curses him with eternal life until he learns to use magic.

02:06:43 Until he becomes a magician, then he can be mortal again.

02:06:55 Let's see, ToppatJack said, why can't Bigfoot be native to both America and Europe?

02:07:06 I think he's a version of the Green Man.

02:07:11 There's only...

02:07:13 There's only a couple of native legends that actually touch on Bigfoot.

02:07:21 There's the Sasquatches.

02:07:23 Okay, so the weird thing about the Sasquatch legend is that a Native American trapper was going out, and there was a noise in a tree, so he shoved his gun into the tree and fired. He thought it was like an animal, but it turned out to be a little white boy.

02:07:40 And then a hairy woman showed up, and started casting a magic spell, and he finally apologized, but she told him he would never be able to shoot another animal again.

02:07:57 it was a hairy woman 0.79

02:08:00 that spoke Native American languages 1.00

02:08:03 that was

02:08:05 the guardian of a white boy

02:08:07 that this Native American accidentally shot

02:08:09 that's not quite the Bigfoot 0.94

02:08:13 it's close to Bigfoot

02:08:15 and Saskette is where we get Sasquatch from

02:08:17 very close

02:08:19 but that's not Bigfoot

02:08:21 and the story is not

02:08:25 It's not a heroic story.

02:08:29 I think the same guy also ran into a cave where the saskets were.

02:08:34 There's a- basically there's a big rock that they could close the cave with and the elders said leave it alone.

02:08:51 Thank you, Top Hat Jack.

02:08:55 By the way, Butterfly, we have a Discord, if you're interested.

02:09:01 I will, for anybody still listening, I will toss up the Discord link.

02:09:20 One second. There we go.

02:09:25 The Bigfoot legends seem to follow white people, not the red men. 0.91

02:09:44 Which I say with no offense intended. 1.00

02:09:49 I've heard people say it's offensive, they can go fuck themselves. 1.00

02:09:52 You're red, we're white, they're yellow. 1.00

02:09:55 It's a it's a far more colorful way of describing the world than obnoxious

02:10:01 terms from the Anthropology Department I didn't think Bigfoot existed until I

02:10:12 found the footprints. Then I spoke to the damn thing. I don't know what to think of it. 1.00

02:10:25 Indian is a perfect good word. 1.00

02:10:36 I like red men. 0.99

02:10:41 They've got a really unique aspect to them.

02:10:48 I've said some rude things when the red man is called the white man's settlers.

02:10:55 But I got a lot of respect and admiration for that race of people.

02:11:05 I think red's more honest. It's more frank.

02:11:09 And they do have this really interesting red tone for their skin.

02:11:14 That's nothing to be ashamed of.

02:11:15 That's something to be celebrated, in my opinion.

02:11:25 but yeah cryptids beyond that

02:11:34 there's a holographic nature of reality

02:11:44 where you will find what you go out

02:11:46 seeking

02:11:46 people that don't believe

02:11:52 in Bigfoot

02:11:52 People that aren't open to the possibility of Bigfoot will not find Bigfoot. 0.99

02:12:03 And quite frankly, for a brown guy to hide in the woods is the easiest thing ever. 1.00

02:12:14 Anyway, we've been going for 2 hours and 12 minutes. 1.00

02:12:16 If you guys got any good questions, problems, concerns, toss them out there.

02:12:24 Otherwise, I'm gonna get shutting her down shortly.

02:12:39 I was completely sober. The question is, do I need to do DMT to find Bigfoot? I was completely sober.

02:12:46 I wasn't looking for Bigfoot, because I'd found the footprints before.

02:12:53 I was actually looking.

02:12:55 And so was my buddy.

02:12:58 And it was phase two, as I think I mentioned.

02:13:02 And despite our myriad flaws, we are fairly integrated.

02:13:08 We know what we are.

02:13:16 Bigfoot, I don't think Bigfoot would be, would show up for shallow people.

02:13:24 The sort of people that play music while they're hiking, those types of people, I don't think he'd show up for that.

02:13:34 But I, I don't think you'd find Bigfoot on DMT either.

02:13:46 Thoughts on the Hat Man? Okay, here, alright, on the Hat Man. If you don't know, the Hat Man is a guy that swag-jacked me.

02:13:58 The Hat Man is a sleep paralysis demon that shows up when you do too much dextromethorphan.

02:14:05 And he appears as a shadow person in a long coat and a wide-brimmed hat with red eyes and no other distinguishing features.

02:14:15 She's got, like, a black outline of a person.

02:14:21 My ex-girlfriend, her mother did too much DMT.

02:14:26 Had never heard of the hat man.

02:14:28 Her mother was, uh, where were they from?

02:14:33 Columbia. 0.95

02:14:34 They were Colombian. 1.00

02:14:35 And her mother was, like, one of these hot milk Colombian women. 1.00

02:14:38 that's kind of shallow and not interested in anything 1.00

02:14:43 aside from, you know, like stone countertops 1.00

02:14:47 and impressing the neighbors and being hot, even though she's like

02:14:50 50 at this point. 1.00

02:14:54 Anyway, her mother did too much dextromethorphan

02:14:58 and saw the hat man.

02:15:04 I'd never heard of the hat man, but she saw him.

02:15:08 i haven't seen shadow i've had shadow people show up at the edge of my consciousness 0.99

02:15:21 trying to appear and i told them to fuck off i don't i've got no brook with that 0.98

02:15:27 my speculation is that shadow people are less than demons 1.00

02:15:32 they are less than a demonic narrative. 0.93

02:15:39 They're half of a sentence

02:15:40 desperate to appear in reality.

02:15:45 And if you don't have good mental control

02:15:49 or if you do a bunch of drugs

02:15:53 then they will start manifesting

02:15:57 in your apprehension of reality.

02:16:02 It's kind of like when you, if you turn the gain up on the radar, or if you crank up the

02:16:08 levels in Photoshop on an image, you'll start to get all these artifacts appearing.

02:16:14 Demons are half of a thought, or shadow people are half of a thought that appear in the artifacts

02:16:21 when you crank your perception too high.

02:16:32 question from Tom Johnson asked you if I respect the forest yeah absolutely you got to respect

02:16:46 Artemis got to respect the forest man um I really like there's signs up in Canada with

02:16:52 the national parks put up a sign with Bigfoot on it and says this is our home please respect it

02:16:58 I love those signs. And at the time we heard Bigfoot, my friend and I had picked up some of the garbage we found on the trail.

02:17:13 Because I don't want garbage left in the woods.

02:17:17 That's all it is. I respect the woods.

02:17:21 We're also fairly heavily armed as well.

02:17:28 Which is also part of Respect in the Woods.

02:17:32 Like, we had Bear Spray, I had my Short Swords, he had his, uh, his Tomahawk.

02:17:42 It's not...

02:17:44 We go into the woods to be serious.

02:17:46 I don't know.

02:17:48 Maybe it's silly, maybe it's Lara Payton, but...

02:17:53 But yes, Respect the Woods.

02:17:55 That's why I get the feeling that Bigfoot is something like a nature guardian.

02:18:10 Ah, butterflies in the woods aren't that scary.

02:18:25 Tom Johnson said regarding the hat man, sometimes he has no eyes, sometimes you're more likely

02:18:36 to see him when you lie on your back.

02:18:39 If you take too much Benadryl, yeah Benadryl, that's it, Benadryl is what brings on the

02:18:44 hat man.

02:18:45 Or if you're going through alcohol withdrawal and are highly stressed, you're likely to

02:18:51 see shadow people.

02:18:52 I had a, um, neighbor.

02:19:04 Right before COVID.

02:19:05 So this guy was looking across the street from me back when I lived in Calgary.

02:19:10 He was renting the place.

02:19:12 He was, like, one of these really good, like, decent working class guys.

02:19:17 I guess he had a snowplow in his truck.

02:19:19 and in the winter months, he would snowplow the street

02:19:22 because the city of Calgary wouldn't snowplow the street.

02:19:27 Then COVID happened.

02:19:30 Him and his buddy started cooking meth and doing a lot of meth.

02:19:37 And so meth is one of these drugs that's very, very similar to Ritalin,

02:19:42 to Vyvanse, ADHD drug. 0.81

02:19:45 It cranks you the fuck up.

02:19:49 you can be awake for days 0.98

02:19:53 on that drug

02:19:54 it increases the gain

02:19:57 on your radar

02:19:58 you start seeing patterns

02:20:00 that you wouldn't normally see

02:20:03 and so

02:20:04 people that do a lot of math

02:20:06 wind up seeing shadow people everywhere

02:20:09 which I attribute to their

02:20:11 gain being cranked up way too much

02:20:13 this guy wound up

02:20:14 kinda going nuts

02:20:16 like he knocked on neighbors' doors

02:20:19 and told them about seeing shadow people

02:20:21 and then

02:20:23 the house burned down

02:20:24 the meth lab caught the house on fire

02:20:27 I think the guy's in prison right now

02:20:29 I hope he's doing alright

02:20:32 he was a decent guy man

02:20:33 COVID was brutal

02:20:35 for all of us

02:20:36 I mean yeah he burned the house down

02:20:42 he shouldn't have done that

02:20:44 but I don't think

02:20:46 would have resorted to cooking meth if it weren't for COVID destroying everything.

02:20:55 Anyway, yeah, be careful with uppers. Uppers, dinners, they're all dangerous, man.

02:21:01 Know what you're getting into. Be cautious with all of them.

02:21:16 Sorry, I just swallowed whiskey into my lungs.

02:21:26 It's not the worst thing that's ever happened to me, but it wasn't pleasant.

02:21:32 So.

02:21:36 Top Hat says,

02:21:37 I was sober, I didn't happen while I was sleeping.

02:21:40 The Hat Man did not have eyes, it was just a Vantablack silhouette of the Hat Man shape.

02:21:45 With the hat, too, eh?

02:21:48 Also happened at dusk, one of the transition periods.

02:21:54 I am so much more nervous about driving at dusk than I am driving during the night.

02:22:00 Dusk is the scary time.

02:22:15 If you want to try to go look up P.O.B. your sleep paralysis demon in Slepogev.

02:22:31 Oh, that's crazy, Butter...

02:22:33 Ballerina says, one time she took Benadryl and saw a pink elephant trying to cross the road.

02:22:37 I'm not kidding, I was loose.

02:22:39 i'm kind of envious butterfly like i don't hallucinate i mean i i have like i was on a

02:22:51 we called it operation helen keller it's this military op where we did uh we did a water

02:22:56 insertion with zodiacs and then we wandered through this complete like it was the blackest

02:23:04 forest on a moonless night with an overcast sky and you could see about three feet in front of

02:23:11 yourself. Like we kept getting lost because we'd lose the guy in front of us. One time somebody

02:23:16 said to me, where'd he go? And I said, maybe the werewolf got him. At one point we're wandering

02:23:22 along and there's these like, like four tree trunks next to me. Like we're passing, walking

02:23:29 past these trees, and I swear to God, I could see, I could make out, like, there were these

02:23:35 Roman statues on top of the tree trunks, like, these carved marble Roman statues on 0.99

02:23:43 top of the damn tree trunks, like, I know you don't exist, you are fake, I'm just hallucinating 0.97

02:23:49 because it's so freaking black, then we walked up this morning, then we walked past a corrugated 0.99

02:23:55 Chet, I was looking at him like, you don't exist either. I know, you are complete hallucination. 0.98

02:24:07 But anytime I do drugs...

02:24:14 I have powerful perceptual changes on psychedelics.

02:24:21 I don't have gross hallucinations.

02:24:32 And even when I had sleep deprivation hallucinations in the army, I could tell they were hallucinations.

02:24:37 you know this strikes me as a field worth exploring a question worth exploring

02:24:55 like when i talk about the infinite tunnel to god's eye i'm speaking

02:25:10 about seeing fractals everywhere about like the the implied infinite tunnel if everything is a

02:25:19 fractal that implies

02:25:21 infinity.

02:25:25 I'm not really sure how to describe

02:25:27 it better than that.

02:25:40 Tom Johnson says,

02:25:42 I am 100%

02:25:45 neurodivergent.

02:25:46 I've, when I was in eighth grade, the, they tried to tell my parents I was retarded.

02:26:01 My parents demanded an IQ test, and I spent three days getting my IQ tested.

02:26:08 results go to alberta ed come back to the school a couple of officials from alberta ed say to my

02:26:19 my uh middle school teacher mr leviger say congratulations mr leviger you've got a genius

02:26:25 in your class at the time my iq tested to it was either 163 or 183

02:26:38 My IQ is a hell of a lot closer to 140 these days.

02:26:45 Maybe even a bit lower.

02:26:48 Childhood IQs are very difficult to gauge.

02:26:56 But to have an IQ at that level, you are neurodivergent.

02:27:03 By definition.

02:27:08 math has always been

02:27:12 very innate to me

02:27:14 so I am neurodivergent

02:27:20 but you know I've done autism

02:27:22 tests like I'm not at all

02:27:24 autistic

02:27:25 like I'm

02:27:28 perfect middle of the road

02:27:30 normie when it comes to the autism test

02:27:38 But I see things and I know things, right?

02:27:41 Like math, I see through the mathematics.

02:27:48 So I'm abnormal.

02:27:51 I'm definitely abnormal.

02:27:58 It's actually really nice when I find a workplace where people don't hate me for that.

02:28:05 You tend to get very hated for being intelligent.

02:28:08 i think it's part of the reason i like blue collar work

02:28:18 if you swing the hammer

02:28:20 if you swing the hammer and you carry the load

02:28:24 in blue collar work they don't hate you

02:28:26 and they can

02:28:29 if they're not smart they know they're not smart

02:28:33 but if you carry the load they don't hate you

02:28:37 and some of them are smart and maybe they figure out you're a little bit kind of weird smart

02:28:44 but you do the job and you're nice and they're like I'm cool with that

02:28:51 I don't recommend being smart

02:29:00 it's not very rewarding

02:29:07 Now Top Hat Jack says, the main other shadow experience I had was watching two shadows

02:29:15 presences running across a field while just throwing a graveyard for work, that's interesting.

02:29:26 I kept rubbing my eyes, I couldn't believe what I was seeing.

02:29:30 I'd like to offer some advice

02:29:41 that

02:29:42 you really

02:29:47 you need a good primordial

02:29:49 function. You need a good

02:29:52 logos. You need a good

02:29:53 statement.

02:29:57 Magic circles

02:29:59 the most basic form of magic circle is the city-state within the city-state these are the

02:30:10 rules what is that let me Google okay there's a eye for an eye monument

02:30:26 code of hammer rabbi okay so the the code of hammer rabbi was a a list of legal-ish

02:30:39 prescriptions written on a monument that included an eye for an eye a tooth for a

02:30:45 et cetera, et cetera. It was, let me Google it. Did Christ say eye for an eye? Yes, okay,

02:31:12 So, Jesus Christ pointed out that an eye for an eye leaves the entire world blind.

02:31:21 Retributive justice harms everybody.

02:31:25 The higher level of social organization that we can accomplish is forgiveness for slaps across the cheek.

02:31:34 Doesn't mean you forgive a rapist. 0.99

02:31:36 It means you forgive it when your neighbor's being a douchebag. 0.99

02:31:42 you put up with it. The Code of Hammer Rabbi. Christ was saying this 30 AD. The 0.98

02:31:53 Code of Hammer Rabbi was about 1750 BC, so slightly before the Bronze Age

02:32:02 collapse. About 500 years before the Bronze Age collapse. And that was not a 0.80

02:32:10 a legal code okay the the code of Hammurabi it's this big pillar in front of the the courthouse

02:32:19 slash palace slash temple made in one of the major city states i don't know which one

02:32:27 it doesn't matter which one it's just the code that we found this was schoolhouse rock

02:32:34 that was not actually the legal code.

02:32:38 Think about Schoolhouse Rock.

02:32:40 I'm just a bill, an ordinary bill, and I want to get passed through the Congress.

02:32:48 That cartoon about how the legal system works in America 1.00

02:32:52 is propaganda to inform the idiots of how shit works. 1.00

02:32:58 It's not actually the legal code. 1.00

02:33:01 It's propaganda.

02:33:03 Educational propaganda.

02:33:08 So when Christ said, an eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind,

02:33:13 he was referencing propaganda from 2,000 years ago.

02:33:32 Now, why the hell did I bring that up?

02:33:40 I'm sure I had a reason for mentioning all that.

02:34:00 I can't remember for the life of me.

02:34:02 I think the point might have been...

02:34:20 No, no, I can't remember at all. I'm not even going to pretend that I do.

02:34:25 as we have top hat jack says he did see the hat formation it was a fedora though i know yeah

02:34:38 the hat man doesn't wear a fedora it's like a more of a wide brimmed hat

02:34:41 now tom johnson says you never hear about the native americans getting attacked by bears

02:34:55 And I heard from a safety officer in a conversation about bear spray at work that the bears that attack humans are all genetic variants.

02:35:15 There's something weird about the bear. Bears don't normally attack humans.

02:35:20 The ones that do, there's something unique and weird about them.

02:35:43 We're not good prey. There's better shit to eat than us. 1.00

02:35:50 However, uh, when you go into the woods, bring bear spray with you, bring weapons, hell, 1.00

02:36:02 you might even meet a murderous human out there, for crying out loud.

02:36:14 And yeah, top hat check, I'm not as smart as I used to be.

02:36:17 I was a lot smarter when I was a kid.

02:36:23 I repurposed my intelligence towards

02:36:26 joined the military when I was young.

02:36:30 Anyway, it doesn't matter.

02:36:33 It does not matter.

02:36:34 Don't be afraid of learning your IQ.

02:36:42 Your IQ is one of the facts about you.

02:36:45 It is true.

02:36:46 like, like, either you have cancer or you don't. If you suspect you have cancer, then

02:36:55 you should go get a cancer test. It's either true or it isn't.

02:37:08 IQ is very determinant of so many things in life.

02:37:16 however i will also add as you get older you have fluid intelligence when you're a child

02:37:27 you have crystallized intelligence when you're an adult i took a programming course about

02:37:34 five six years ago and good lord it hurt my head so much

02:37:38 it wouldn't have hurt my head

02:37:44 back when I was 20

02:37:45 I took the philosophy of logic

02:37:47 I still study

02:37:50 logic

02:37:50 I'm actively adding new

02:37:53 ideas to my head all the frickin' time

02:37:56 but learning

02:37:59 learning programming

02:38:01 no no

02:38:03 that's not the sort

02:38:05 of wizard I am

02:38:06 So don't be afraid of your intelligence.

02:38:16 There's also different forms of intelligence, it's different specializations, different...

02:38:24 It is well worth your time.

02:38:28 What is your personality matrix?

02:38:30 Look up the big five personality test.

02:38:36 out your IQ and quite frankly kid you got you got access to artificial

02:38:40 intelligences now if you plug this into an artificial intelligence and then if

02:38:48 you add your Enneagram you add your natal chart you add this information see

02:38:58 what it suggests as career path take advantage of this this new divination

02:39:07 technique that's incredibly accurate and incredibly powerful if you're not afraid

02:39:12 to look and if you can be skeptical never never blindly thrust the cards

02:39:28 Butterfly Ballerina says her favorite subject is always with English, which is, yeah, there's, there's, it's so weird that language is a different skill from logic, even though logic and grammar are technically speaking the same thing.

02:39:46 And women do tend to be a lot better at English and men better at logic, even though they're technically the same damn thing.

02:39:59 Tapas has Asperger's diagnosed, hyperfixation, I'll be honest man, I really, I really don't 0.98

02:40:24 Like, there's too many damn diagnoses these days. 0.91

02:40:29 See, when we're talking about something like the big five personality quadrants, 0.98

02:40:34 which is something heavily backed up,

02:40:39 like, it's not nonsense.

02:40:41 You've got...

02:40:43 Your biology, your temperament,

02:40:46 is oriented along five major axes.

02:40:54 if you're highly agreeable then you don't want to be the person that fires

02:41:00 people. Disagreeable people like firing people. Okay, that's a real thing. It's

02:41:07 real. It can... it can change. You could deliberately alter it. There's

02:41:14 ways to do that I I read a story read a story in 4chan about some guys that was

02:41:29 really introverted and then one summer him and his buddy just kept doing blow

02:41:35 all summer, and after the end of that summer, he was super extroverted. Which

02:41:44 was partly, it was partly the drug, but it was also because he was deliberately 0.98

02:41:50 doing extrovert shit during that summer, and he reprogrammed his personality. 0.96

02:41:58 so yeah you can reprogram your personality 0.99

02:42:06 but don't reprogram your personality because you think you need to

02:42:20 or somebody else expects you to

02:42:28 Reprogram your personality. Drugs aren't the only way to do it, okay? Going to the gym regularly. When I was 17, when I was 15, I was very intimidated by Martian violence.

02:42:54 I was very intimidated by sports teams, by, like, the tough guy thing.

02:43:05 And so in grade 9, I decided to join the football team.

02:43:09 And start lifting weights. 0.56

02:43:11 And start doing the gebra, the marshal thing.

02:43:16 I, I intent, I didn't do drugs. 0.65

02:43:21 I deliberately thrust myself into that.

02:43:24 to become comfortable with violence.

02:43:32 And I altered myself through that process.

02:43:38 I deliberately chose the path of self-alteration.

02:43:44 And I think we all do need to alter ourselves,

02:43:49 to look at ourselves accurately,

02:43:52 see ourselves for what we are

02:43:56 and say, okay, what do I want to change

02:44:00 about this? And then actively

02:44:04 engage in the work to change ourselves.

02:44:11 And in some rare

02:44:12 instances, perhaps the challenge is

02:44:16 I am too introverted.

02:44:19 So I'm going to pursue a path this summer where drugs may help the path.

02:44:26 But there's also a huge difference between... 0.94

02:44:33 It's one thing to have a couple drinks to have the liquid courage to go approach a girl

02:44:43 to approach a girl versus becoming dependent upon alcohol.

02:44:55 So that's the thing to look out for.

02:44:58 Tom Johnson says, Carpal says, like Odin or Loki came down and said, I'm going to make

02:45:15 the world better for the neurodivergent.

02:45:18 That's the future.

02:45:18 The neurotypical people will essentially be the ones with dyslexia from now on.

02:45:24 Their skills will no longer be of use. 0.52

02:45:28 Oh my god, Butterfly, you sound like a blast to party with.

02:45:53 Thoughts on Robert Sapolsky, I don't know that name, I'm sorry.

02:46:05 You should have stayed in bed.

02:46:16 You probably should have.

02:46:23 So long as you have a three-digit IQ, you're fine.

02:46:34 Yeah, to be honest, wisdom is also connected to IQ.

02:46:44 What finally convinced me my IQ, I think it's about like 138 or something like that.

02:46:50 I think it's just below genius these days.

02:46:52 I repurposed a lot of it to

02:46:54 to

02:46:56 over-analyst

02:46:58 over-analysis

02:47:00 of social

02:47:02 situations

02:47:03 like I forced myself

02:47:06 onto the severity path

02:47:08 what I should have done

02:47:10 is gone

02:47:12 Mercury to Venus to

02:47:14 Jupiter like that's the fun

02:47:16 I would have been a crown prosecutor

02:47:18 happily obeying the system 1.00

02:47:20 and locking people up in prison because they're too dumb to figure it out. 0.98

02:47:26 Instead, I decided to conquer the severity column first. 0.99

02:47:35 I went all the way through severity.

02:47:38 Then I went all the way through mercy.

02:47:42 And it cost me IQ points.

02:47:44 it cost me it cost a lot to do that it cost me like i'm never going to be a lawyer

02:47:52 rewind 20 years i could have been a very high paid lawyer i could be a judge by now

02:47:59 but i wanted to get my hands dirty i wanted to go engage with reality and so i sacrificed

02:48:12 a lot of IQ points to go get physical points.

02:48:25 I don't regret it.

02:48:29 It's been the right path for me.

02:48:32 So don't be afraid of looking up your IQ.

02:48:37 But also look up the nuances of your IQ.

02:48:42 If you've got an IQ of 80, you're not going to be a computer programmer, I'm sorry.

02:48:49 Stop dreaming about that.

02:48:52 That's a bad dream. Get a Dreamcatcher.

02:49:02 20 years ago, I could have been a great computer programmer.

02:49:06 Not anymore.

02:49:12 But, yeah, like, to reinforce what Tom Downs said, dude, you've got at least a three-dition

02:49:21 IQ, so you're on the winning half of the curve.

02:49:26 Anybody's listening to the stream, you've got an IQ over 100.

02:49:32 So, chill out.

02:49:33 Don't get too...

02:49:34 Don't worry about it.

02:49:38 Understand yourself.

02:49:39 Oh, God, what's the...

02:49:40 I cannot remember the Greek, but know thyself.

02:49:44 Know thyself.

02:49:48 Learn who you are.

02:49:51 Know your strengths.

02:49:52 Know your weaknesses.

02:49:56 And thou shalt be victorious in a thousand battles.

02:50:00 it sounds like a jet engine in the room

02:50:12 is the audio that bad

02:50:18 bear spray doesn't always work

02:50:25 oh my god lord of mercy

02:50:26 that's why you carry a short sword with you

02:50:28 We're a rifle.

02:50:30 I mean, if you're an American, you've got the right to bear arms.

02:50:34 Carry a pistol with you anytime you're hiking.

02:50:37 Me and my buddy, we carry swords with us.

02:50:39 Because we're in Canada.

02:50:45 I mean, there's also rifles, but they're only allowed in certain areas.

02:50:49 It's the whole thing.

02:50:51 Oh, Trevor had another tab open.

02:50:58 Okay, thank goodness.

02:51:04 Tom Johnson says,

02:51:05 I never paid attention in school.

02:51:08 I spent the entire time drawing and listening to music.

02:51:11 Somehow all the teachers grouped together, agreed to pass me regardless.

02:51:21 All right, Tom Johnson.

02:51:29 Education has almost nothing to do with IQ at this point. 0.98

02:51:36 This is actually a huge fucking problem with education right now. 0.98

02:51:40 Is that... 0.99

02:51:42 Like, you want a smart boss.

02:51:47 you wanna

02:51:50 you don't want a boss

02:51:51 that passed a bunch

02:51:54 of meaningless courses

02:51:55 you want a boss that

02:51:58 understands what H2S is

02:52:01 that understand

02:52:02 like under

02:52:03 you want a boss 0.99

02:52:07 that knows what the fuck is going on 0.99

02:52:09 you want an engineer 0.96

02:52:13 that sets things up properly 1.00

02:52:15 You don't want somebody that passed courses but doesn't understand shit. 0.99

02:52:37 Now, Tom Johnson, I'm pretty sure your IQ is at least over 100. 0.99

02:52:45 and i i would say you've got very high

02:52:51 openness on the big five if you're enjoying listening to this live stream

02:52:57 which is not the same thing as intelligence but it's correlated to intelligence like you're 1.00

02:53:05 Like, you're not a stupid fucking guy. 0.99

02:53:14 It's kind of a hallmark of people above 100. 1.00

02:53:17 They know what they don't know. 1.00

02:53:21 Stupid starts happening when you think you know things that you don't know. 1.00

02:53:32 I don't think you're one of those, Tom. 1.00

02:53:35 I don't think you're stupid. 1.00

02:53:45 And I think you would benefit from... 0.99

02:53:47 I think everybody would benefit

02:53:49 from having accurate assessments of their IQ

02:53:54 and their personality

02:53:57 and the sorts of things they're good at.

02:54:05 You know, high school was supposed to be about this.

02:54:15 I used to be at the opinion, if I had kids, that I would private school them for like one to eight.

02:54:22 But for the last four years, I'd put them in public school.

02:54:27 The whole idea of public school is like, where do you fit in?

02:54:31 Are you a jock? Are you a nerd?

02:54:34 where do you fit in? What are you good at? Who do you get along with? We're gonna

02:54:46 take that information we're gonna try and find you a place that you're you make

02:54:51 some money you provide value to society and you get to live a life that's worth 0.97

02:54:55 the goddamn, right? That's not, that's not a terrible idea, is it? 0.93

02:55:03 So that's sure as fuck not what high schools are doing these days. 0.95

02:55:12 So become your own high school guidance counselor. Become the guy that analyzes your IQ, analyzes 0.97

02:55:19 your natal chart, analyzes your Enneagram, your MBTI, your Big Five. Go analyze those

02:55:28 things. Figure out who the fuck you are, man. Who are you? What are you all about? What 1.00

02:55:34 do you like? What are you good at? What are you bad at? Figure that stuff out about you

02:55:43 and go figure a way to integrate

02:55:48 into the system

02:55:51 that gives you a maximum return

02:55:56 for minimum expense.

02:56:13 hmm okay i i want to read something here so top hat jack says i was a good kid in school i'd say

02:56:25 i didn't always get a plus grade but i tried to be a good person

02:56:29 and treat the teachers as people which was really beneficial those are orthogonal skills

02:56:37 so when i was uh 0.97

02:56:43 i took the optional calculus class in grade 12 and my teacher fucking hated me 0.98

02:56:52 i i seriously drove in the fucking world i he would spend half the goddamn class 0.99

02:57:01 explaining grade 12 math 0.99

02:57:03 before he got the calculus portion.

02:57:06 And I

02:57:07 got, I missed one

02:57:09 question on my

02:57:11 grade 12 math.

02:57:13 Like, I, because I misread the 0.98

02:57:15 question, for fuck's sake. 0.96

02:57:17 And I answered plus one when it shows 0.98

02:57:19 that plus negative one.

02:57:23 I completely

02:57:25 understood arithmetic.

02:57:29 And so I had this calculus teacher

02:57:30 that would spend half the class explaining arithmetic.

02:57:34 And by the time he got to calculus,

02:57:37 I'd be zoned out.

02:57:40 So I started skipping all of his classes,

02:57:43 and I still got the highest marks in his class.

02:57:45 God, I love calculus. It's beautiful.

02:57:49 Like, I would just go home 1.00

02:57:50 and read the damn textbook 1.00

02:57:53 to pass the tests, 1.00

02:57:56 and it pissed him off so much. 0.98

02:57:59 He was, he, he fucking infuriated him. 0.98

02:58:05 The most disrespectful student was also the highest scoring in his class. 0.99

02:58:13 You can feel for the guy, can't you?

02:58:15 I wasn't deliberately disrespectful

02:58:29 but I also kind of hit the point 0.98

02:58:34 where I didn't give a shit anymore 0.98

02:58:35 and so I walked out of class a few times 0.98

02:58:45 Oh, God. Yeah. I'm high in disagreeableness.

02:58:54 Respecting the teachers is not the same thing as being a good student. That's the point I'm trying to make.

02:59:05 The ideal student, from a teacher's perspective, is intelligent and respects the teacher.

02:59:11 But it's also less intelligent than the teacher.

02:59:15 These things are at 90 degrees, right?

02:59:22 You could be good at the class, bad at the class,

02:59:25 respectful of the teacher, disrespectful of the teacher.

02:59:30 They are not the same thing.

02:59:36 So don't mistake them for the same thing.

02:59:38 Let me get more ice.

02:59:39 I'll be right back.

02:59:45 Thank you.

03:00:15 Alright, we are back. 1.00

03:00:45 So my point is that you could be a good student, bad student, smart student, stupid student. 1.00

03:01:07 separate axes. Don't mistake them for the same thing. 1.00

03:01:25 Butterfly ballerina hated dodgeball. I love dodgeball. That's like the only thing 1.00

03:01:30 I liked in sports class.

03:01:37 Point being, if I took an IQ test, I wouldn't get an accurate reading.

03:01:57 I could ballpark you pretty well after an hour of conversation.

03:02:01 not a hundred percent but

03:02:08 keep in mind do you know what here's a joke do you know what they call

03:02:16 the guy they got the lowest score in medical school they call him doctor

03:02:24 haha the music's too motivational no actually I kind of agree I'm going back to the first one

03:02:38 it's more chill it's good music though isn't it

03:02:54 oh god i i'm i am so deeply suspicious of putting kids on ritalin but i've also worked with guys

03:03:09 that have it's like we put our we put our son on ritalin we had a lot of misgivings but it's

03:03:16 turning out pretty well. So I am, I'm very anti putting your kids on speed, but I'm also

03:03:26 not a parent. I'm not in a situation, so I don't judge anybody that does that. It might

03:03:34 even be bad. Like it's, I'm really suspicious of it. I don't like doping up kids.

03:03:46 So, uh, Matias says, Matias says,

03:04:14 Says, happy to see you got that Rhinelander back there. Is that the one you are bringing in the woods?

03:04:24 I have sometimes, honestly

03:04:29 So this is the Rhinelander talking about folks

03:04:38 And I'm gonna be honest

03:04:42 Too long

03:04:44 It's about half a foot too long, I have a short sword, do I have my, where is my short

03:04:58 sword anyway?

03:05:03 Not sure where it is right now.

03:05:08 I've got a short sword, also blessed by a Catholic priest, which it's about 18 inches long. It costs almost as much as the Rhinelander there.

03:05:23 But I always have something when I go into the woods.

03:05:38 Now I'm I'm pretty sure a sword would do something against the grizzly

03:05:53 I mean I've got bear spray on one hip sword on the other

03:06:02 With no 125

03:06:08 That's an intelligence score of 15 in Dungeons & Dragons terms.

03:06:20 That is nothing to be ashamed of, my friend.

03:06:25 That's a lot of skill points you got.

03:06:35 Butterfly says, no matter how sweet an animal is, it can still bite your nuts off.

03:06:41 It feels threatened, frightened.

03:06:43 People tend to forget that.

03:06:46 Oh, yeah, like, respecting the...

03:06:48 Also, the reverse as well.

03:07:00 You can also dominate the animal.

03:07:05 That if an animal is being aggro, you stand up straight and you say, no, no, you sit down. We're not doing it. No.

03:07:22 And it works. It does work. I've been in multiple situations with animals before.

03:07:29 one of the best things about carrying the longsword with you is that you're not afraid

03:07:41 if you're not afraid of the animal then the animal will be afraid of you

03:07:59 Oh good, thank God you went to school when you did?

03:08:06 I know, things are getting worse. They're not getting better.

03:08:13 TomTom says, education has almost nothing to do with IQ at this point.

03:08:17 I was referring to taking an IQ test. IQ test, SAT tests are biased in favor of the educated.

03:08:23 I can barely math because I haven't paid attention in math class since grade school.

03:08:28 But I can read and fully understand Dostoevsky and Aristotle. I expand on their thoughts.

03:08:36 Um, that is still defined by IQ, but there is...

03:08:43 I'm not a perfect expert on this, okay?

03:08:46 Okay. The IQ, I think, there's a basal nature that gives you basic calculating ability. Not a bad way to put it.

03:09:03 Now you can apply that to math or English, that basal calculating ability, but if you start committing to one stream or the other, you're kind of committed at that point.

03:09:20 I'm very much on the Dostoyevsky stream. As much as I loved math when I was a kid, I'm not really on the math stream anymore.

03:09:33 Uncle Ted Kaczynski, who had 180 IQ, said, apart from the most elementary mathematics,

03:09:46 like arithmetic or high school algebra, the symbols, formulas, and words of mathematics

03:09:52 have no meaning at all if that no one takes them seriously, so the secret is no danger.

03:09:59 Interesting, Butterfly Ballerina says she repeated the ninth grade, but she's certainly

03:10:24 She's really enjoying this high IQ conversation, ain't she?

03:10:44 IQ is something useful to know about yourself.

03:10:48 So is your Myers-Briggs. But don't ever post your Myers-Briggs on your resume. There's a simple reason. Either the employer cares about your Myers-Briggs, or they don't.

03:11:05 If they don't there's no advantage in posting your Myers-Briggs. If they do, then your Myers-Briggs only disqualifies you.

03:11:19 Oh 1.00

03:11:30 My god butterfly has never fired a fire on babe. You've got to get out here 1.00

03:11:36 You gotta get it's gonna be the most

03:11:38 Gorgeous thing you're gonna stare through those sites. You're going to go. It could be I

03:11:44 forward to backwards

03:11:46 to target

03:11:48 and you're gonna gently pull that trigger and it's gonna be the most

03:11:51 beautiful bang and then bing sound as your round is perfectly on target

03:12:18 There's nothing more meditative than firing a rifle, especially a high-powered one.

03:12:32 Scowls McJowl says a tree of life. Brother, we were talking about that for the first hour.

03:12:48 Oh

03:13:05 So to go back to the theme

03:13:18 Death is their weak point, because they skipped it.

03:13:33 The banker magicians and the techno-utopians are trying to vault straight from their lower

03:13:38 spheres into Kether, from control of Malkuth, Yassad, Hauden, Etzach, straight to the crown.

03:13:47 They want the singularity, the total ownership, the god mode interface where they sit at the

03:13:53 apex and everything below is just data and compliance.

03:13:59 They treat DAF like it's optional, like it's a bug to be patched, like the abyss can be

03:14:09 bridged with enough venture capital and enough ESG metrics and enough digital Kool-Aid.

03:14:15 That's the Jim Jones, you name, the cult leader with the flavor aid, except now the flavor is, you'll own nothing and be happy, served through neural interfaces and central bank digital currencies, they're offering transcendence without the crossing.

03:14:36 But Dayath doesn't work that way. Dayath is the place where the integrated self is offered up. It is the long, dark night of the soul. It is where the ego dies and something larger is born. It is where the Jedi Master is forged, the one who can look at Darth Vader, the man who became a machine, the one who sold his humanity for power, and say, I am your son and I still love you.

03:15:03 The one who can destroy the Death Star not with superior firepower, but with instinct, with the force, with the living current that flows through the abyss instead of around it.

03:15:16 The system skipped the abyss.

03:15:20 They built their inverted tree without the void.

03:15:24 So the whole structure is hollow at the center.

03:15:28 One honest crossing.

03:15:30 one person who actually walks through the app instead of pretending it doesn't exist

03:15:36 can collapse their entire grid.

03:16:00 I

03:16:19 Have not Trent

03:16:22 Transited day out yet

03:16:24 the Sand Demon seems to have great faith that I will. I don't.

03:16:39 Maybe one of you will.

03:16:42 She's been far too highly of me.

03:17:04 But I think she's right, that is the answer.

03:17:12 Becoming fully activated in this life to achieve the heart chakra of Tiferet.

03:17:33 And then to walk forward from there.

03:17:36 I think that is how we do it.

03:17:42 all right folks well I am unless there's any last questions problems concerns

03:18:04 I think it's been a pretty good stream

03:18:12 uh top hat says what are my thoughts on the prison planet thing

03:18:25 so first of all you are always going to find the evidence of what you're looking for

03:18:30 take that into account with anything

03:18:33 what i think is happening 1.00

03:18:40 I think the Gnostics are wrong 0.97

03:18:45 the Gnostics believe that

03:18:47 life has always been a prison planet 0.71

03:18:50 the nature of reality is a prison planet

03:18:52 the world is too beautiful

03:18:54 and interesting and chaotic and challenging

03:18:58 to be a proper prison planet

03:19:01 so no, I don't believe that metaphysically

03:19:04 it's a prison planet 0.98

03:19:06 I do believe there are cowards 0.99

03:19:11 like Larry Pink 0.97

03:19:15 who would turn it into a prison planet.

03:19:22 I think that's what we ought to be fighting against.

03:19:32 Yes.

03:19:33 Yes, Skeletal, we've got heart, chakra,

03:19:36 Activation that's exactly it the community spirit

03:19:58 Dura Smith says there's no transcendence the side of death only the way we think

03:20:06 I'm not going to lie, Trevor, this is a question I struggle a lot with.

03:20:14 In some ways, I feel a tremendous amount of transcendence.

03:20:18 In others, I am but a mortal man.

03:20:22 I don't have an answer for you there.

03:20:27 But I think it's a question that's still worth exploring.

03:20:36 oh my god

03:20:57 so

03:21:01 this

03:21:04 This is home grown tobacco.

03:21:22 In Canada, you've got the legal right to grow up to $10,000 of tobacco for personal use

03:21:28 every year

03:21:44 often when I go to visit Bigfoot I will bring an offering

03:21:51 of tobacco to him

03:21:58 25 years ago, quarter of a century, I was studying Latin at McMaster.

03:22:28 University

03:22:36 in Hamilton, Ontario and the professor

03:22:44 he was one of the oldest man's oldest man on campus

03:22:48 they would always show up to class in university hall that was the old building on campus it was

03:22:59 this stone building with vines on it every time I went in there I felt like a Dungeons and Dragons

03:23:11 adventure. Stone walls, old wooden floors, and he would show up to class with his

03:23:28 pipe, still smoking the tobacco into the room.

03:23:43 Weelox Latin. Weelox Latin was the study guide. It's been the study guide for

03:23:53 Latin for a century at least. And this professor's name, the name of his two

03:24:04 dogs were Dextra and Sinistra, right hand and left hand.

03:24:23 God, I love that professor.

03:24:40 This is homegrown tobacco, by the way.

03:24:46 Doesn't have the perfect humidity to it.

03:24:49 Hard to keep lit.

03:24:53 Oh, I missed that year.

03:25:13 I missed learning Latin in my first year of university.

03:25:23 you know

03:25:30 I think I was just on the dying end

03:25:37 of the institutional period

03:25:43 like if you watched movies

03:25:47 I watched a lot of like

03:25:49 semi-pro

03:25:52 half art film

03:25:54 half comedy movies

03:25:56 they didn't get

03:25:58 box office releases but they were

03:26:00 well made films

03:26:01 that were all about

03:26:04 my experiences

03:26:06 in university

03:26:07 and they were this archetypal

03:26:11 cinematic version

03:26:12 of the university experience

03:26:14 And I had some elements of that archetypal university experience, but I also had everything

03:26:30 falling apart.

03:26:43 That Latin professor I mentioned, one time he invited me and one of the female students

03:26:49 to the faculty lounge to have a drink with him.

03:27:03 I went to school at the time when it was the early point where the genuine students were

03:27:11 being replaced with the the game players

03:27:27 where the intelligentsia were being replaced with the middle the column the

03:27:38 the administrators.

03:28:02 I miss the old Intelligentsia.

03:28:26 I miss that old professor with his dry sense of humor.

03:28:37 I miss his pipe still smoking tobacco, illegally, in the room in the nicest part of University

03:28:45 Hall.

03:28:50 I miss his dry sense of humor.

03:28:53 God, that's the best thing about the classics, was the dry sense of humor of those old professors.

03:29:07 When did I... I started smoking back when I was 17.

03:29:16 That professor must have retired not long after I did his last course.

03:29:23 Tom Johnson asks

03:29:31 do you believe in a heavenly pact

03:29:34 something that we agreed to prior to birth

03:29:36 yeah, I do

03:29:41 yeah, that actually is

03:29:48 one of the things I believe in

03:29:50 Not because, not for theological reasons, not for metaphysical reasons, not for scientific reasons.

03:29:59 It's one of those things I believe.

03:30:17 I feel like I'm here for a mission.

03:30:20 I feel like I'm here for a reason, and this world is very frustrating, it's very difficult, it's very unsatisfying at times, it's all those things.

03:30:36 But I do believe I'm here for a reason, and, and I think we all are.

03:30:54 it's a

03:30:59 I don't know how to

03:31:01 I don't know how to square that

03:31:05 with how ugly and

03:31:07 difficult reality is

03:31:15 one of the ways I square that

03:31:17 is that we are

03:31:19 we are colonizing

03:31:20 a wild

03:31:23 untamed land 0.98

03:31:23 Like, this reality is very, there's so much fucked up about it. 0.98

03:31:29 There's so much that's substandard. 0.91

03:31:33 And that's why we're here, to, like, get things in order.

03:31:40 So a colonizing aspect to reality.

03:31:43 I think that's part of it.

03:31:45 That's the way of explaining that.

03:31:53 And I'll tell you something, Tom, when I was born, I didn't cry.

03:32:17 It's one of my mother's crazy stories.

03:32:19 I didn't cry when I was born.

03:32:20 I just looked around and wondered.

03:32:23 And that sticks with me a lot.

03:32:42 And, you know, if I followed the straightforward path in life, like I was a straight-A student.

03:32:53 If I had kept my head down, if I'd been a bit more boring, if I hadn't been so ornery,

03:33:19 oh, I could have a lot of money right now.

03:33:23 I, my concern, my concern is less about how much money I have, and how difficult it is

03:33:45 for the average person to make money.

03:33:53 Ever got gang stalked?

03:34:08 Uh, look at Jordan Owen. 0.95

03:34:12 Jordan Owen got gang stalked so fucking hard, he apologized to Anita Sarkeesian. 0.63

03:34:18 I got the highest marks in my class upon graduation, I won an award for getting the highest score 0.95

03:34:44 in my school for calculus, and I got $1,000 worth of scholarship.

03:34:59 Yeah, I'm pretty sure gang stalking is a real thing.

03:35:01 yeah I'm pretty sure I got identified and removed grade 9 or 10

03:35:20 yeah I'm pretty sure gang stalking is a real thing

03:35:27 Butterfly, Christ will never steer you wrong.

03:35:41 I'm not exactly a good Catholic these days, but Christ is a force of righteousness.

03:35:45 you know, I have

03:35:52 suspect, I have

03:35:54 suspect that guy only signed 1.00

03:35:55 up to be the prophet of the Jews

03:35:58 and then he got

03:35:59 to the other side and found out

03:36:01 that everybody else believed in him and was like

03:36:03 Jesus, man, I'm not that good of a person

03:36:05 oh, poor Jesus 1.00

03:36:12 a whole race of people 1.00

03:36:16 he didn't even care about now worship him

03:36:18 and he's just

03:36:20 he's good enough to actually love it

03:36:31 I don't know that I really follow

03:36:32 Christ anymore but I do follow

03:36:34 his teachings for what it's worth 0.95

03:36:42 Tom Jones says I've seen ogres really ugly guys with fake charisma get with

03:36:54 beautiful women just drowning in it that's further heavenly pact same with 0.54

03:36:59 rich people but I wonder can one will oneself to break said heavenly pact 0.99

03:37:12 I would say you could probably write a new one.

03:37:28 Scales McDowell says, in Ireland here is a woke thing in the school. Children, God will take wrath on Ireland.

03:37:34 Nunavu says, I have one rock-solid belief.

03:37:43 Infinity.

03:37:43 I'm not sure what kind of infinity, but I'm sure the existence is infinite.

03:37:52 I'm not saying...

03:37:53 I think so.

03:37:54 It's like the universe says.

03:37:56 Oh, you're not happy with the cards you were dealt?

03:37:58 Even though you agreed to them?

03:38:00 Sure, here you go.

03:38:01 Have some fun.

03:38:02 And the cost is something far worse than that.

03:38:05 Yeah. 0.99

03:38:12 What the fuck's going on here? 0.99

03:38:13 Man, don't ask me. 1.00

03:38:14 I just work here.

03:38:25 I don't have all the answers.

03:38:28 I have some answers.

03:38:32 I have conditional answers. I have things that you could do.

03:38:42 I have heuristics you can apply

03:38:44 to be smarter, to be kinder, to be stronger.

03:38:55 I don't have all the answers.

03:39:02 Oh, you're so sweet, butterfly.

03:39:32 You know what's so

03:39:37 God 0.78

03:39:39 Damned infuriating 0.97

03:39:41 About this world 0.98

03:39:42 Is that

03:39:45 Actually so many of the ants

03:39:50 We've figured out

03:39:51 Like at least 50% of the ants

03:39:54 Of the next layer of humanity

03:39:58 Like we're on the verge of

03:39:59 Nobody dies from hunger

03:40:02 Nobody dies from thirst.

03:40:08 You follow these basic practices.

03:40:12 You have a happy love life.

03:40:19 Like we could be using all of this information for good.

03:40:30 Love life.

03:40:31 That's a big one.

03:40:33 We kind of hacked the romance system. 1.00

03:40:37 Girls want guys that earn more money and they're taller than them. 1.00

03:40:42 Guys want women that are skinny and know how to cook. 1.00

03:40:50 To grossly oversimplify everything. 0.99

03:40:55 But it actually is that fucking simple. 0.97

03:40:58 like if you're if you are a dude and you're listening to this and you don't lift weights 0.97

03:41:05 why the hell aren't you lifting weights lifting weights will make your life so much better

03:41:12 the girls will like you so much more even if you're married your wife will think you're sexy

03:41:20 if you lift weights and it takes 30 minutes a day and even you feel good after you do it

03:41:28 it's a it's like the best life hack ever

03:41:32 and ladies 1.00

03:41:40 cook a meal for your fucking man 1.00

03:41:44 like us guys we go out there we work so fucking hard 1.00

03:41:50 we we hate our job we all hate our jobs 0.92

03:41:53 but we do it because it needs to be done 1.00

03:41:56 And having a woman that thinks we're a hero when we come home, that, that cooks a meal for us, easiest fucking thing in the world, cooking a fucking tasty meal, easiest goddamn thing, and yet, like, your average woman won't fucking do that. 1.00

03:42:12 we've got all the life hacks 0.99

03:42:17 and we're doing the exact opposite

03:42:22 we're making everybody miserable

03:42:24 that's what drives me up the wall

03:42:34 butterfly

03:42:35 like we're 0.94

03:42:41 this goddamn close to paradise 0.98

03:42:44 and this goddamn close to hell. 0.99

03:43:02 Remember, it says, here's an irony. 0.98

03:43:03 One of the most things

03:43:06 that is the most terrifying for people nowadays

03:43:09 is

03:43:11 limbs that is a bird burgeoning what is

03:43:19 limbs

03:43:28 the way is aggregating info so efficient approach to bring bounty

03:43:35 Nidabu, I'm not sure what you're saying.

03:43:42 Will he consider covering the Odyssey?

03:44:04 you know, I'll be honest

03:44:13 I was just ignoring that movie

03:44:14 I mean, Helena Troi 1.00

03:44:20 is replaced with an ugly black woman 1.00

03:44:23 and Achilles is replaced with a trans 1.00

03:44:27 like, are you kidding me? 1.00

03:44:29 I'll be frank, I'm so offended by this.

03:44:37 Nolan is one of my...

03:44:39 No, no, he is my number one favorite director.

03:44:45 I really love his movies, even the ones that have flaws.

03:44:49 I was looking forward to revisiting

03:44:58 that movie of his about dreams

03:45:00 and I kind of decided

03:45:04 after this I'm never watching

03:45:06 a Nolan movie again

03:45:07 ever for any purpose

03:45:10 the movies I like

03:45:12 I'm never re-watching them

03:45:14 Interstellar

03:45:18 Interstellar is my favorite movie

03:45:21 made in the past 20 years

03:45:24 prior to that

03:45:28 I can't like

03:45:29 Matrix or Fight Club

03:45:31 I can't decide

03:45:32 I love

03:45:34 Matrix, Fight Club, and Interstellar

03:45:37 are my three most

03:45:39 favorite movies ever made

03:45:41 and I'm never going to watch Interstellar again 0.99

03:45:47 Fuck Nolan. Fuck him. Fuck everything he's ever produced. You disgusting coward of a man. 1.00

03:46:03 There has yet to be a racial slur invented powerful enough to describe how I feel about him at this point. 1.00

03:46:17 And also, I don't think it's worth it.

03:46:34 I don't think it's even worth paying attention to.

03:46:47 you know what I should do

03:46:59 what I should actually do

03:47:01 is actually read the Iliad

03:47:03 never read it

03:47:05 I should actually read the Iliad

03:47:11 and talk about the Iliad

03:47:13 it's not that terrible film

03:47:16 that he cursed us with.

03:47:31 What did Nolan do?

03:47:33 He's making a version of the Iliad

03:47:35 where Achilles is a trans man.

03:47:39 and

03:47:43 the beauty

03:47:45 that started the whole war 1.00

03:47:47 is a black woman. 1.00

03:47:59 Oh, I'm sure as fuck not reading the theme 1.00

03:48:01 for the feminist translation. 0.93

03:48:09 All right, folks, I think this is a great time to end the stream.

03:48:27 You're right.

03:48:27 I should reveal it.

03:48:34 I have got to drive up to Grand Prairie to drop off a resume.

03:48:39 On Sunday, I've got no excuse to not be reading historical texts for the next three days.

03:48:53 So, I will commit to you, my audience, to actually better myself and read some historical texts.

03:49:09 Have I seen?

03:49:15 No, I've not seen Stalker.

03:49:23 You're going to have to bug me about Stalker on another night.

03:49:33 Illidan will blow your mind.

03:49:34 Alright, well.

03:49:40 I've got no excuse not to read it by Sunday night

03:49:45 So

03:49:54 Gabby cab a day is be that

03:49:56 Yes, I've heard that, I've heard that, that's something I've been discussing at length with

03:50:13 my Sand Demon.

03:50:22 Butterfly Ballerina, have you read Stranger in a Strangeland?

03:50:28 The first part is great.

03:50:30 The middle is terrible.

03:50:32 The ending is great.

03:50:39 Big fan of Highland.

03:50:40 Anyway.

03:50:47 You should order Stranger in a Strangeland.

03:50:50 and 0.67

03:50:52 wait what's the other one give me a sec 0.52

03:51:02 starship troopers

03:51:14 Heinlein

03:51:16 H-E-I-N-L-E-I-N

03:51:19 Robert Heinlein.

03:51:22 He wrote the most hippie novel ever

03:51:26 and the most fascist novel ever. 0.52

03:51:30 And he wrote them at the exact same time.

03:51:38 You will find flaws with both novels.

03:51:41 But you should read both novels.

03:51:46 Starship Troopers, A Stranger in a Strange Land.

03:51:49 And that's, you know what, that's a good place to end it. 0.55

03:51:58 Guys, if you haven't read those novels, Stranger in a Strange Land stars the hippie movement. 0.74

03:52:08 Starship Proopers is on the recommended reading list of the Marine Corps in the United States.

03:52:15 Read both novels.

03:52:15 they are flawed they are deeply flawed but they're interesting

03:52:25 carpe futurum tenitratum my brothers and sisters thank you so much for hanging out

03:52:36 all these many hours this is Irini out

03:52:45 Thank you.

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Leo D.M.J. Aurini - May 15, 2026

Corporate Feudalism and the Tree of Life

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