Leo D.M.J. Aurini - March 22, 2026


SATW Livestream 2026-03-21: Every System Needs a Heretic


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28,578

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00:00:00.000 and we will see let's make sure it's working oh oh I think it's working I do
00:00:08.580 believe it's working something changed on the screen anyway but because we're
00:00:13.980 doing this through OBS I can't set it up beforehand at least I don't know how to
00:00:17.520 set it up beforehand and so I don't have a link to it just yet by the way folks
00:00:25.860 we are here with big L who is driving who's driving so hopefully the audio
00:00:34.740 quality isn't too bad call back if you do once you're back in stable internet
00:00:48.180 areas yeah I want to get this link so I can share it
00:00:59.940 how soon what hours north of Calgary hey don't you could attract a hater be
00:01:05.500 careful they might hey I can analyze what sort of engine it's listening to
00:01:17.300 yeah oh yeah you never know okay there we go here I've got the link to it now
00:01:23.800 um let's uh which one I want to copy link these live streams start out so
00:01:30.340 great I mean it's I've been playing to use OBS which is the ironic thing so
00:01:36.500 like maybe I should have just streamed through the webcam you know that's a
00:01:40.760 useful thought to have now so live now every system needs a heretic just make
00:02:00.040 sure there's no typos. That looks good. Alrighty, I think we're finally ready to
00:02:09.240 get started. Guys, how is the audio coming from Big L? I don't want to destroy the
00:02:18.480 stream with road audio, so you guys got to tell me that. If it's bad, I'm gonna
00:02:23.300 hang up on him and i should do gab as well i'm not on gab very much like i'd like to be but
00:02:33.380 then again i'm not on twitter very much either
00:02:36.160 all right back to the live stream
00:02:45.520 wait a minute, can I also
00:02:49.880 just go
00:02:53.140 oh my god, no, not that
00:02:55.840 yeah, I think we're getting a lot of road noise from you right now
00:03:04.120 like, as soon as we start the stream, that's when the hail starts, right?
00:03:08.800 it's been, 8747 is here, fantastic
00:03:11.980 and we got six watching so far big girl you want to say something
00:03:19.080 how's the road noise um not as bad when you speak gotta love that
00:03:27.660 oh yeah you do you talk way too much yeah not like me i keep my i keep my feelings to myself
00:03:39.080 yeah um so uh topic of the stream every system needs a heretic uh just basic you know basic
00:03:52.340 alchemy we're gonna be talking alchemy we're gonna be talking world events right now um
00:03:57.000 we just entered what what what day is it big l
00:04:01.020 well i think it's the 21st isn't it yeah or is it 22nd it's the 21st yeah what happens on the 21st
00:04:10.680 of march uh you get you have your last day at work and you gotta drive home the vernal equinox
00:04:19.760 Oh, Calgary?
00:04:21.180 Oh, okay.
00:04:23.520 It's when the astrological signs restart at Aries.
00:04:35.780 And it is right after the day that Chuck Norris decided to leave the planet.
00:04:41.200 What an appropriate time for Chuck Norris to go to the next world.
00:04:47.020 Oh, yeah.
00:04:49.760 Right before Ares, the battle sign, the cardinal fire sign.
00:04:57.780 Yeah.
00:05:03.400 So, what do we got going on right now?
00:05:07.980 What's your take on this whole Iranian war?
00:05:13.220 Me?
00:05:14.100 Oh, I, you know, I stay out of it.
00:05:17.240 I don't get in the weeds, but.
00:05:19.760 I think getting rid of the Ayatollah was probably a pretty good thing.
00:05:23.000 I think the shock and awe, taking little casualties on the American side
00:05:29.040 and taking out the brain trust was like a really good strategy.
00:05:34.960 And it reminds me of a certain narrative I learned in high school
00:05:40.380 about the collapse of Rome and how it basically happened
00:05:44.440 because the emperor started to get assassinated so quickly
00:05:48.800 that nobody wanted to be an emperor and basically Rome fell apart very quickly when nobody wanted
00:05:56.020 to be the leader so that's what I think of when I think of the strategy to take Iran down
00:06:05.020 seems like a very efficient way of doing it apparently the United States has taken over
00:06:13.000 insuring oil shipments
00:06:15.000 through the Strait of Hormuz.
00:06:17.760 Although they're not shipping
00:06:18.880 anything there right now.
00:06:22.660 I'll tell you what, man, we are...
00:06:26.760 So one of the things I would
00:06:28.440 tentatively observe,
00:06:30.800 and yeah, I'd really like to be wrong about this,
00:06:33.560 but, um,
00:06:34.520 so the American military has not been promoting
00:06:36.760 competent generals for a very
00:06:38.840 long time. The best and brightest officers
00:06:41.220 don't make it past colonel.
00:06:43.000 and another thing is there's been really strong evidence for a while now that
00:06:50.680 aircraft carriers are just sitting targets and that was before we had
00:06:57.620 drone warfare and so now they find the whole straight with are they drone
00:07:04.420 mines or they just regular mines do you know I have no idea I know they're also
00:07:12.400 doing a lot of drone attacks uh supposedly underground factories making them although who
00:07:16.160 knows who knows it's all fog of war oh yeah and uh they fired on that base in the indian ocean
00:07:24.400 that's 5 000 miles away they'd previously claimed iran had claimed they only had 2 000 miles of range
00:07:30.560 Sneed Preem says
00:07:35.880 loitering munitions
00:07:37.460 no loitering
00:07:40.440 we called it the UXO gnome
00:07:43.020 the UXO troll
00:07:44.580 in the Canadian
00:07:46.940 forces because when you go into the
00:07:48.820 training area
00:07:50.020 there's unexploded ordnance all over
00:07:52.980 the damn place or
00:07:54.620 sometimes exploded ordnance but
00:07:56.560 you don't really know that so
00:07:58.500 you just keep your distance
00:08:00.480 when you're in the training area.
00:08:03.420 UXO gnome.
00:08:04.380 Playing pranks on us.
00:08:06.680 Yeah, drone torpedoes
00:08:08.000 is one of the things they're using.
00:08:13.360 And so we're just entering this completely new
00:08:16.160 era of warfare.
00:08:18.660 And we have no idea
00:08:20.360 what we're getting into.
00:08:24.620 And I don't think we have the best leaders
00:08:26.320 either.
00:08:30.480 could be wrong about that I hope I hope we're on soon on the Ukraine war you
00:08:45.900 hear both sides like Ukraine done brushes done so you hear a lot about that
00:08:53.160 without Iran too but I kind of tend to think that things seem to be going very
00:08:57.960 very well there for America.
00:09:00.500 I'm not even really clear
00:09:01.960 on why this war is happening, like, what
00:09:03.740 the strategic objectives are.
00:09:07.360 Oh,
00:09:07.980 actually, I want to just mention something.
00:09:10.220 One of my favorite YouTubers,
00:09:12.120 Pilgrim Pass, he
00:09:13.840 is serving right now
00:09:15.440 with Ukraine.
00:09:19.280 God bless
00:09:20.100 that heroic bastard.
00:09:22.440 He's making me feel like a coward,
00:09:23.860 although I probably would have served on the other side.
00:09:25.820 i'm glad i didn't volunteer i'd hate to go up against that guy
00:09:31.080 the narrative i'm partial to is that iran has been consistently the number one funder of terrorism
00:09:38.840 islamic terrorism i thought that was the cia especially when he especially when you think
00:09:44.840 about barry obama you know sending what was it crates of cash to iran remember that weird thing
00:09:53.340 no not not offhand i don't i mean sounds par for the court there's so many damn conspiracies i
00:09:59.560 can't keep track of them oh i remember that i remember when that happened it was like why is
00:10:04.420 he sending like uh bombers full of cash to iran and then that whole thing too or he was like
00:10:10.680 calling them isil instead of isis seems like i don't know when the islamic terrorism really hit
00:10:18.160 it's it's crescendo but was it around that time or slightly after the obama years
00:10:22.500 i've got no clue i assume the ISIL thing was just for some reason democrats love changing words
00:10:31.040 like it's not Kiev it's Kiev yeah get bent it's Kiev oh yeah well i always assumed that was because
00:10:37.620 you know they want to rebrand it right make it sound like this because you know you get an
00:10:42.660 emotional attachment to a word and then if you just change the pronunciation of it you you have
00:10:47.840 like a somewhat
00:10:49.340 wipe the slate clean.
00:10:51.780 I'm always suspicious when somebody wants to change
00:10:53.700 the name of something.
00:10:56.680 Names always have a certain
00:10:58.060 cultural, emotional
00:10:59.160 baggage, right? Yeah, why
00:11:01.460 did they need to change it from ISIS to ISIL?
00:11:04.700 And, I mean, like, I could
00:11:05.720 we could literally Google this right now,
00:11:07.740 but I don't believe that answer.
00:11:09.920 Like, whatever the answer, the official answer
00:11:11.920 is not the real answer. Yeah, whatever the answer.
00:11:14.000 Yeah. Or it's gotta be like,
00:11:15.600 oh, well.
00:11:17.840 But they translate to this, and this is technically more accurate.
00:11:22.160 Well, that's always what it comes down to.
00:11:23.660 Oh, yeah, that's the excuse.
00:11:24.860 The progressive way is technically more accurate, so let's just be accurate.
00:11:28.200 Why not be accurate?
00:11:30.460 By the way, speaking of the first day of Aries, you know what Iran comes from?
00:11:38.440 Uh, no.
00:11:40.640 It derives from the root Arian.
00:11:42.800 and you know the relationship between arian and aries
00:11:47.980 there's no there's no relationship whatsoever completely separate words they just kind of
00:11:55.220 sound the same which becomes a pain when you're talking trying to talk about like if you talk
00:12:01.360 about the piscean age okay what do we call the age of aries because like it just gets confusing
00:12:07.680 Like, we don't want to get those, uh, well, we don't want anyone that follows the ridiculous, you know, the Nazi theories of race.
00:12:17.280 Like, don't get those people excited.
00:12:19.000 No, we're not talking about that.
00:12:22.460 Yeah.
00:12:24.940 I want my esoteric theology to be well-founded, please.
00:12:31.540 Yeah.
00:12:34.320 So we've just gone through a period.
00:12:36.000 Yeah.
00:12:36.280 The past six months were the salve, the dissolution, the two blood moons we've had.
00:12:46.020 The first blood moon, we have the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the murder of Irina Zerutsky.
00:12:54.560 I hope I'm pronouncing her name correctly.
00:12:56.380 which
00:12:58.700 those two events
00:13:00.900 first the assassination of
00:13:03.400 Irenia
00:13:04.260 that
00:13:07.040 really just blew the top
00:13:09.740 of the kettle off
00:13:10.740 that
00:13:12.100 you and I
00:13:16.020 were talking about
00:13:16.560 the Crusades right before the stream
00:13:19.920 and I posted
00:13:21.480 on Substack recently
00:13:23.440 that
00:13:25.000 But you people need to understand that raping and murdering white girls is a foundational, not tenet, but it's primordial in Islam.
00:13:43.080 That's not an exaggeration.
00:13:45.000 Yeah, there's so many stories. I'm listening to, I'll recommend the book, it's called The Two Swords of Christ.
00:13:54.160 Based?
00:13:54.640 Primarily about the Templars, the Knights Templar and the Knights Hospitaller.
00:13:59.480 Well, I didn't even know about it, but I shouldn't have left.
00:14:03.800 Have you heard about the Knights Hospitaller?
00:14:05.540 I have.
00:14:08.140 Yeah.
00:14:09.880 So the long, very, very long story short is the Knights Templar were formed,
00:14:16.560 Javan pilgrims
00:14:18.160 making a
00:14:19.340 going to Jerusalem
00:14:21.520 doing a pilgrimage
00:14:23.120 and the hospitalers were
00:14:26.180 originally formed as
00:14:27.680 basically a hospital
00:14:29.340 keep in mind before I started
00:14:31.920 multi-classing as
00:14:33.320 an alchemist I was taking
00:14:36.020 levels of paladin
00:14:36.880 yeah
00:14:39.280 so they were complementary
00:14:42.160 two different organizations but very complementary
00:14:44.360 the Knights Templar were
00:14:46.240 very militaristic from the get-go the hospitalers became militaristic over time
00:14:51.180 um but as you have to in islamic lands yes really fascinating like i had no idea so many
00:15:02.480 fascinating things like did you know the knights templar became a huge banking empire at one point
00:15:07.340 yeah which is why they which is probably like see i'm part of the school that the knights
00:15:13.400 Templar did nothing wrong
00:15:14.540 I just think that the
00:15:16.780 the king didn't want to pay his debts
00:15:19.520 although who knows
00:15:21.160 usury is a dangerous substance
00:15:23.600 to play with
00:15:24.360 yeah actually
00:15:27.440 the book of course that I'm reading
00:15:29.680 is definitely skewed towards
00:15:31.580 the knights being super based
00:15:33.660 jads
00:15:34.320 and it hasn't mentioned anything about the usury
00:15:37.680 it mentioned about the king owing a ton
00:15:39.820 of money to the knights
00:15:41.420 that chapter was basically
00:15:44.600 in a nutshell was
00:15:45.900 the king owed the templars a bunch of
00:15:48.580 money
00:15:49.580 he tried to get the other
00:15:52.820 kings in Europe to do like a
00:15:54.700 what was that
00:15:56.580 the order in
00:15:57.380 Star Wars where
00:16:00.020 they got rid of all the Jedi at once
00:16:02.320 I think it was order 66
00:16:03.840 order 66 yeah he tried to get an order
00:16:06.840 66 for everywhere and like the king
00:16:08.860 was like nah dude
00:16:11.120 I like the Templars. They've been good to me, and I think you should rethink this action.
00:16:19.200 So the knights in England were once got free with all the ones in France were summarily captured and tortured to death
00:16:28.940 and had a lot of forced confessions. It was very awful.
00:16:33.860 That's the thing. All of the black magic stuff they confessed to was confessed to under torture.
00:16:41.120 You know what, I'm thinking about this
00:16:44.300 Honestly, you know what usury is
00:16:46.260 It's a combination of Mercury and Saturn
00:16:48.700 That's why it's so damn dangerous, man
00:16:51.580 Lead and Mercury are
00:16:53.080 Lead and Quicksilver
00:16:55.060 Those are like the two most dangerous metals to mess with
00:16:58.800 Do you know that they used usury or not?
00:17:03.300 Well, they lent money
00:17:04.260 They didn't lend money at zero interest
00:17:07.000 Why not?
00:17:11.120 because because money has time value here's the thing it's uh the definition of usury
00:17:18.360 is not very high then the time value it wouldn't be as high either right so there there's a way
00:17:25.340 to lend money that is not usurious which is you you charge uh you charge for the time and energy
00:17:34.760 it takes to process it like you get a wage being an accountant and you charge for the time value
00:17:40.940 of the money and you charge for the non-repayment rate right so the better your credit the lower
00:17:47.940 lower your interest rate um and that's not usurious but trying to figure out what is and isn't usury
00:17:56.820 it's like you need an advanced like you you need something like a master's or a phd degree
00:18:03.660 to actually determine that and when the king of france when the king of france owes a lot of money
00:18:09.920 you know it's like you hire a scientist and yeah say hey i i what does this evidence show
00:18:16.320 the scientist is going to say well what do you want it to show
00:18:18.800 yeah you can kind of understand that's a very good question i wish i wish i could look it up
00:18:27.960 what the definition of usury i kind of doubt that they had usury but they might have charged
00:18:32.180 at a holding fee because i mean they also would protect physical gold right that was one of the
00:18:37.240 reasons why they were became the empire was because a big banking empire because they were
00:18:42.880 badass knights that had big castles where they could hide all their gold well and they could
00:18:47.600 they could protect the deposits you'll get given you know like i'm thinking about this you can
00:18:56.240 almost you can almost have sympathy for the rothschilds wanting because after the kings
00:19:03.940 have betrayed bankers so often.
00:19:06.760 You know, like anytime a king owns
00:19:07.920 a bunch of money, you just declare that, oh,
00:19:09.880 you're doing usury, or you're heretics, or whatever.
00:19:12.440 Any excuse to get out of pain.
00:19:14.780 You can see why
00:19:15.960 the Rothschilds would
00:19:17.700 want to hold on to the royal
00:19:19.780 family by the Short and Curleys.
00:19:23.680 Yeah.
00:19:25.560 Or you could be the king of France and
00:19:27.720 accuse the nice Templars of greeting each other
00:19:29.780 by kissing each other on the penis and butt.
00:19:32.620 Yep.
00:19:33.940 I only do that with people I really like.
00:19:45.600 See, I'm definitely on the side that they did nothing wrong.
00:19:50.160 Yeah, I don't think they did that either.
00:19:53.620 No, I don't think that was a common thing.
00:19:56.200 The church is so ridiculous.
00:19:57.000 Another one was that they sacrificed children to Satan and smeared themselves with the fat of the children.
00:20:03.280 No, only Jews did that.
00:20:04.700 I'm pretty sure they didn't do that.
00:20:05.400 Pretty sure.
00:20:06.980 Yeah.
00:20:09.000 So.
00:20:10.220 It's a question I'd like to learn more about, though.
00:20:12.200 I'm really interested in it now.
00:20:13.720 However, I am pretty sure they were into a lot of esoteric stuff.
00:20:18.320 And, uh...
00:20:19.220 I don't know.
00:20:22.940 I'm pretty sure they were.
00:20:24.540 Like, I mean, we're...
00:20:25.580 Okay, not an expert on the Rosicrucians,
00:20:28.460 but I'm pretty sure they came out of the Knights Templar.
00:20:30.480 and I think there probably were a lot of connections
00:20:32.900 to the Masons as well
00:20:34.000 to which again I think the Catholic Church
00:20:36.560 completely overreacted to the Masons
00:20:38.920 the fact that the Masons are largely falling apart
00:20:44.820 right now
00:20:45.440 so certainly like modern Masons
00:20:48.880 aren't really up to anything
00:20:52.140 you know what's cool about the whole story
00:20:59.180 the templars another thing i didn't know is that uh so the the pope kind of did a pontius pilate
00:21:05.100 move with the templars whenever the king france did that he was like all right whatever and then
00:21:11.740 he disbanded the uh the knights and he he basically merged them into the knight's hospitaler
00:21:18.220 and the nice hospitalers actually still exist in malta they're called the knights of malta
00:21:25.340 so i wonder what that organization is up to that's a good question um i haven't heard
00:21:32.560 anything from them so that suggests they haven't been skin suited like the rest of the catholic
00:21:35.840 church yeah um armored ghost asks could things go nuclear with iran
00:21:44.100 i don't know sure anything could go nuclear but will it probable i don't think so i mean
00:21:52.840 anything's possible with bush in the white house i did see somebody speculating i mean if they've
00:21:59.980 got these drones that or these missiles that go 5 000 kilometers do they have nukes yeah
00:22:06.820 they might
00:22:11.120 but yeah the other leg of the strategy i think it's really interesting they take out the brain
00:22:17.740 trust and apparently they're trying to get starlink established there so that people can have
00:22:22.780 the internet back right it's the high the end goal is to have a a ground-up revolution where
00:22:29.700 the americans don't do anything see i like that strategy the higher-ups what's that i like that
00:22:36.320 strategy and um if you recall my reading on the united states over the next five years
00:22:44.360 uh the card that came up was uh is it the five of swords anyway it's the guy sneaking into the
00:22:51.120 enemy camp and sneaking out with half of their swords it's six of swords i think yeah
00:22:58.180 suggesting that we're actually going to see very clever foreign policy from the united states
00:23:05.360 which like i don't want to be one of these 5d trump guys
00:23:12.000 but i don't know this might be 5g chess and there's the question of israel like how is this
00:23:23.100 turning out for israel how is the war that israel tricked us into fighting for them how's it turning
00:23:27.940 out for them yeah i don't know i heard that they bombed some iranian um refineries which was like
00:23:38.760 fucking retarded when the Americans
00:23:41.340 said, don't do that. It's incredible how they
00:23:43.240 like to do that.
00:23:44.700 Which is interesting, too. There's also a possibility
00:23:47.280 that the Americans sanctioned that
00:23:49.400 but Israel's being the
00:23:51.100 bald guy, but I don't think so.
00:23:56.900 The president's dead.
00:23:59.600 Which is
00:24:00.600 the Jews that I know
00:24:03.360 hated him.
00:24:06.560 So...
00:24:07.040 I don't know. I heard about that conspiracy theory.
00:24:09.960 It seemed bunk to me, but
00:24:11.340 I don't follow it too closely.
00:24:15.160 He's dead, you think?
00:24:16.380 I think he is.
00:24:18.420 Or at least they're posting
00:24:19.940 AI videos of him. They canceled some conference
00:24:22.140 he was supposed to speak at, which
00:24:23.740 sounds like he's dead to me.
00:24:26.740 I'm kind of leaning that way.
00:24:27.900 Or at least they're pretending he's dead.
00:24:30.240 Who knows?
00:24:32.980 Yeah.
00:24:33.920 They've certainly had a lot of bombs land in Israel.
00:24:37.040 Alright, uh, Zach says turn up the volume a bit.
00:24:43.280 Let's see, testing, testing, testing.
00:24:49.580 Uh, the volume seems, uh, should I turn up, you know what, I can turn up, I'll turn up
00:24:57.160 your volume.
00:24:59.600 Okay.
00:25:00.600 Alright, how's that guys, is that any better?
00:25:07.040 i'll start talking again yeah see so yeah it's i don't know like i won't say anything about the
00:25:16.640 uh how it's going all i can say is that the strategy seems very brilliant to me
00:25:23.480 same as same as venezuela the whole american military uh strategy seems to have like left
00:25:30.020 forward yeah they got exactly what they wanted out of venezuela
00:25:35.300 yeah and this whole alberta separate separation thing is probably going to turn out giving them
00:25:41.060 exactly what they want i thought i'm okay with that yeah me too
00:25:51.940 i you know as an albertan i am just so angry at ontario for voting for mark carney like
00:25:58.180 Like, how stupid are you?
00:26:05.000 Yeah, angry.
00:26:06.640 I am too angry at the boomers.
00:26:11.020 Sneed brings up the Belt and Road plan.
00:26:14.600 There's an angle that you should be looking all of this through,
00:26:18.360 is that there's an eternal struggle on this planet
00:26:21.380 between naval empires and land empires.
00:26:25.040 and uh for instance the nordstrom pipeline the reason they blew that up is because the uk and
00:26:32.880 american strategy for the entire uh past 150 years has been to prevent an alliance between
00:26:41.400 russia and germany because russia and germany are both land powers and if they get together
00:26:48.560 they're the megaland power.
00:26:51.680 And so that trade going on through the Nord Stream Pipeline
00:26:55.040 between the two was really bad for the naval empire.
00:27:00.020 World War I and World War II really should be interpreted
00:27:02.540 through naval versus land.
00:27:05.240 The Punic Wars were naval versus land,
00:27:08.620 Rome being a land empire and Carthage being a sea empire.
00:27:12.940 let's see
00:27:18.400 Istvan says I take it you've seen the
00:27:20.180 Pierre Joe Rogan I have not because
00:27:22.120 I think both of them
00:27:24.340 are bought and paid for
00:27:25.400 I am not a Pierre Paulie
00:27:30.260 fan I think he's a fake
00:27:32.200 conservative I think he's
00:27:33.920 I mean I like I don't vote
00:27:35.660 okay
00:27:36.760 all the people we can vote for are actors
00:27:40.000 so i'm just i'm just watching things and try and figure out where they're going
00:27:50.220 every system needs a heritage that's like the title of this stream what do you think
00:27:57.640 i meant by that stream big l or that title because i got no idea
00:28:02.680 It just seemed like a really good title.
00:28:11.320 I'm sure it'll make sense by the end of the stream.
00:28:17.320 Oh, wait, sorry.
00:28:19.020 I was talking about the Solve.
00:28:22.100 I only got like half of it out.
00:28:23.420 So we had the whole murder of Irenia.
00:28:25.420 And since then, the false face of race relations has completely fallen apart.
00:28:35.920 Right, yeah, we started talking about Islam after that.
00:28:40.440 Islam's one example.
00:28:43.080 You know, I kind of love this Indian immigration, because all of the left-wing liberal white girls,
00:28:51.020 after meeting
00:28:53.160 Indian men are all turning
00:28:54.880 extremely right wing
00:28:56.300 yeah
00:28:58.780 the uh
00:29:04.700 there's Irina murder
00:29:05.960 and like that's just one man
00:29:08.240 that was a particularly like the fact they released the video
00:29:10.940 and the video was so
00:29:13.000 so crazy
00:29:15.100 so unprovoked
00:29:17.720 and that turns out
00:29:19.100 It's a guy that's been let out dozens of times for violent crimes.
00:29:22.760 But it's not the only one.
00:29:23.880 It's like every week in America, there's some 8-year-old kid being murdered by a 25-year-old man of N-word descent.
00:29:36.000 Yeah.
00:29:38.420 We have, in Britain, if you're white, you go away for 15 years for posting a mean tweet.
00:29:47.340 if you're not white
00:29:49.920 and you abuse a child
00:29:53.000 community service
00:29:55.580 yeah
00:29:57.900 oh yeah
00:30:00.960 if you're Britain you go to jail for
00:30:03.240 praying outside of
00:30:05.160 silently praying outside of an abortion clinic
00:30:07.240 like it's insane
00:30:08.360 it's uh
00:30:11.340 there is
00:30:14.540 there is a war going on
00:30:17.780 and people finally
00:30:19.960 start noticing
00:30:20.720 so that's one of the
00:30:22.920 disassembly
00:30:25.560 the dissolution
00:30:26.700 so people finally noticed
00:30:29.100 that oh well you know
00:30:30.960 now that Obama is president
00:30:32.280 maybe we'll get into the post-racial era
00:30:34.120 Irini said
00:30:35.640 back in 2008
00:30:37.600 no we're not in the post-racial era
00:30:42.200 quite the opposite it turns out
00:30:43.980 And it's not that, it's not that anything changed six months ago.
00:30:50.400 It's that the scales fell from our eyes.
00:30:53.240 And now everybody is finally seeing the thing that only right-wing hate speeches saw five years ago.
00:31:01.460 Yeah.
00:31:02.020 And then with the murder of Charlie Kirk,
00:31:05.700 the fact that there is a segment of the left
00:31:10.980 that is beyond dialogue,
00:31:16.000 the fact that they're celebrating the murder of a guy
00:31:18.780 who, like, the worst thing that you could say about Charlie Kirk
00:31:22.400 is sometimes he was a bit smarmy.
00:31:27.360 But he wanted to talk to people.
00:31:32.020 And so then we went through the Saturn-Neptunian conjunction at zero degrees Aries, which happened on February 20th, which is, that's when the old illusions totally fell from our eyes.
00:31:49.140 We went through the second blood moon, and now bang, we are in the first day of Aries.
00:31:58.020 And this is going to be an interesting year.
00:32:02.020 Yeah, I believe it.
00:32:08.180 Marcel McCure says he's noticed something curious about Indian men in Canada,
00:32:11.800 but hesitates to type it, since it's rather inappropriate.
00:32:15.260 Yeah, it's, um, here's the thing, like,
00:32:17.920 I am hesitant to talk about most of this stuff,
00:32:22.300 because, uh, like, the most banal description I could possibly provide
00:32:26.500 involves, like, eight hate speech terms.
00:32:30.380 Yeah.
00:32:32.020 well yeah
00:32:36.000 my uh
00:32:37.720 my wife was
00:32:40.480 on a walk
00:32:41.820 my kids there
00:32:42.580 and some Pakistani guys
00:32:43.700 wanted to take videos of them
00:32:44.940 for some reason
00:32:46.400 oh yeah
00:32:47.280 yeah I think you told me about that
00:32:48.800 yeah
00:32:50.500 I was actually surprised
00:32:53.900 that they asked first
00:32:55.080 I think that was
00:33:00.240 testing the waters
00:33:01.260 i think so too yeah i read a post why why do you want to take videos of small children
00:33:08.760 that aren't your own it's kind of weird i read this uh this post talking about how
00:33:16.000 like like the way you get a girl to be an only fans model is you don't you don't ask her to be
00:33:22.300 the only fans model right off the bat you ask her something rather innocuous it would you i don't
00:33:29.200 You know, take sexy French maid outfit photos.
00:33:32.980 And if she says yes to that, there's like a 90% chance she'll say yes to the 20th thing as well.
00:33:42.520 Yeah.
00:33:43.140 Because by the time you've done the 19th thing, you're already in for a penny.
00:33:48.380 You might as well be in for a pound, right?
00:33:50.640 It's not like you can walk away at step 19 and pretend that you're a virtuous maiden.
00:33:58.360 Yeah.
00:33:59.200 I think a lot of our problems, I mean, basically all of our problems would be solved if everybody had kids.
00:34:05.320 Armored Go says that's innocuous.
00:34:08.740 I mean, like, not the way I put it.
00:34:11.220 Not the way I put it.
00:34:13.180 But when you ask, like, you can't go to jail for asking, can I take a picture of your kids?
00:34:19.240 You're not going to go to jail for that.
00:34:21.060 Or for, like, the French maid outfit wasn't the best one, but, you know, you just got to phrase it better.
00:34:26.320 I'm not a professional pimp.
00:34:27.680 Yeah.
00:34:27.960 unlike some of my invitations when you have kids you understand like process of can I have this
00:34:35.200 thing and then if you say yes or no and if you say yes then it's going to escalate right camel
00:34:40.660 camel's nose in the tent yeah so you know you say no right off the bat yeah
00:34:54.100 can we watch paw patrol no there's going to be gay
00:35:00.320 the gay propaganda on season three i already know
00:35:03.780 yeah i don't know that your kids have lots of paw patrol shit
00:35:09.840 paw patrol's not too bad
00:35:12.500 sneak cream says sneak cream says it's a bit like saul alinsky's playbook but more cowardly
00:35:20.240 Um, more sneaky
00:35:22.680 More sneaky
00:35:24.680 I mean, you know, it's
00:35:28.320 There's that song, Goddamn
00:35:30.680 The Pusher Man
00:35:31.380 Which is all about the
00:35:33.660 Like, there's no distinct line
00:35:36.560 In the sand you can draw between the dealer
00:35:38.620 And the pusher
00:35:39.600 But you know it when you see it
00:35:42.660 Yeah
00:35:44.660 Like, these
00:35:46.560 Flirtatious types of conversations
00:35:48.880 well that's how you get a wife
00:35:51.520 like
00:35:52.520 it's the same sort of skill set
00:35:55.500 but one's a pusher
00:35:58.960 and
00:36:00.080 you know is exploiting the target
00:36:03.240 yeah
00:36:04.660 he's looking for the target that will allow
00:36:07.280 themselves to be exploited
00:36:08.420 Steve says
00:36:15.800 really I think it's caused by multi-generational
00:36:17.840 nutritional deficiencies breeding client slaves while simultaneously seeing this as a moral strength
00:36:25.520 not wrong one thing uh i told i told i'm sorry i haven't missed that part
00:36:31.120 oh um he's arguing with nutritional deficiencies that wouldn't surprise me
00:36:39.120 um i was gonna say i told that story to some young guys here at work and uh
00:36:43.680 the righteous indignation and disgust was palpable i was like nice oh god the
00:36:52.080 the young lads at my last job were showing me all of these videos of uh uh alleged
00:37:00.640 i'm a little bit uncomfortable with street justice but alleged pedophiles getting beat up by guys
00:37:06.080 yeah
00:37:08.180 so
00:37:09.340 now I'm a little
00:37:11.120 again I'm 44 and I'm suspicious
00:37:13.900 of everything I'm suspicious
00:37:16.000 that are these
00:37:18.140 people actually pedophiles I heard one guy
00:37:20.180 there's like a 25 year old dating an 18
00:37:22.140 year old and a gang of youths
00:37:24.280 went after him for pedophilia like fuck off
00:37:26.140 it's not pedophilia idiots
00:37:27.540 um
00:37:29.280 but also are you doing
00:37:32.280 this for the sake of justice or are you
00:37:34.280 doing it for the sake of YouTube clicks
00:37:36.020 so that that's you know it's a dangerous area there's a reason we want
00:37:40.080 law and order however that being said that being said
00:37:45.400 i'm a little bit uncomfortable with the execution i am very very comfortable with the spirit behind
00:37:54.540 it yeah exactly yeah yeah i was uh surprised i was working with this guy's 25
00:38:04.500 and after like
00:38:06.780 five minutes of chat
00:38:08.560 he was full on deus fault
00:38:10.560 he was full on
00:38:12.540 came up to me
00:38:14.080 he's like this war in Iran
00:38:15.640 it's bullshit if they make us go to war
00:38:18.240 the only war I'm going to fight
00:38:19.820 is the one retaking Jerusalem
00:38:21.460 damn straight I just said that last week
00:38:24.760 like I would sign up
00:38:26.300 at the drop of a hat if we were
00:38:27.940 retaking either Constantinople
00:38:30.380 or Jerusalem and installing
00:38:32.300 a Christian monarch
00:38:33.100 I would be totally down for that.
00:38:39.660 And we might be doing that with Iran.
00:38:41.580 I don't know.
00:38:42.420 I don't know.
00:38:43.000 There's so much hijingo.
00:38:44.700 There's so much, you know, you can't tell who's on which side.
00:38:51.160 Do you know that the black programs in the United States are twice the size of the official
00:38:55.100 federal budget?
00:38:58.440 No.
00:38:59.400 I didn't know that.
00:39:00.180 Yeah, they are.
00:39:00.760 so given all of that i have no idea what is going on i know that there is some degree of
00:39:10.420 domestic surveillance i don't know to what degree they're integrated with the government
00:39:14.880 all of the stuff is really hard to figure out
00:39:18.060 but um yeah to go back to those uh those pedo hunting gangs given what's happening in the united
00:39:27.260 in the uk which i also i guarantee i don't know if it's as bad here in canada
00:39:35.900 but the same damn thing is happening in canada uh the for various reasons crime is not reported in
00:39:44.620 canada for a variety of part of its privacy legislation but crime is not reported so we
00:39:54.860 actually have no idea yeah go ahead oh you're all broken and distorted
00:40:12.940 all right we didn't hear any of those and it broke yeah he's probably gonna oh wait
00:40:26.120 are you back already you tell me you're back okay what did you just say all of it
00:40:34.180 I said I think I think the privacy laws in Canada are actually superior than America but
00:40:39.100 But if they're being selectively enforced, then, of course, it's inferior, right?
00:40:46.500 Well, okay, this is something I know because I follow, like, missing person cases.
00:40:51.460 It's one of my hobbies, I guess.
00:40:57.600 Yeah, I got these boots now.
00:40:59.200 I need to sign up for the SAR, Search and Rescue.
00:41:01.640 I got my, like, fucking good based alchemy boots for alchemy and hiking.
00:41:11.440 They're like combat boots with twice as much leather.
00:41:13.780 I love them.
00:41:15.640 Anyway, so I follow that search and rescue thing.
00:41:18.020 And one of the things that comes up anytime there's a missing person case in Canada
00:41:21.420 is due to privacy legislation, they can't release any information.
00:41:26.300 Even if the cops want to release the information, they're not allowed to.
00:41:31.640 yeah and so because of that we you'll constantly read about like just down the street from my old
00:41:39.600 place there was uh some shooting that happened at three in the morning and like two guys were
00:41:44.900 arrested and that is the last you ever heard of it shootings are up in canada by the way
00:41:52.200 shootings are way i had never heard about shootings when i was a kid um i actually drove past that um
00:41:59.320 that East Indian fella
00:42:01.600 that got shot on the side of the highway
00:42:03.620 I was working in the Leduc at the time
00:42:05.160 I actually like drove past the car
00:42:07.660 haha
00:42:08.780 okay
00:42:11.420 that was a
00:42:12.660 95% chance that was gang bullshit
00:42:15.920 that was East Indian drug dealer
00:42:19.760 gang bullshit
00:42:20.620 because all the East Indians come here and they start forming
00:42:23.560 criminal gangs
00:42:24.280 yeah
00:42:26.840 the young guy I was talking to
00:42:28.580 he says he doesn't go to clubs anymore because
00:42:30.400 it's just full of brown gangs
00:42:32.680 and like
00:42:33.940 there's no point in going anymore
00:42:37.140 and it's
00:42:38.900 it's so frustrating
00:42:40.300 they are so much physically weaker than us
00:42:42.260 but if you fight them
00:42:44.400 the book is thrown against you
00:42:46.180 yeah
00:42:48.320 they're going to attack as a gang
00:42:50.660 right
00:42:51.040 exactly
00:42:54.200 you can take one on
00:42:55.460 you can take two or three on maybe but you can't take five and then you can then you have to deal
00:43:00.220 with the criminal justice system which is probably going to be by like the assumption is they're
00:43:07.200 going to be biased against the white guy maybe they won't but you don't have an extended family
00:43:13.480 worth of people who will all lie for your sake yeah so you know given that we do have these
00:43:23.200 criminal gangs, and they are exploiting
00:43:25.260 white girls.
00:43:28.640 Yeah, I totally support the
00:43:31.020 Young Buck vigilante groups.
00:43:33.320 Deus Volt.
00:43:37.180 Don't go after the 25-year-old guy
00:43:39.360 dating an 18-year-old, okay? Like, chill out
00:43:41.340 about that.
00:43:44.280 Yeah.
00:43:45.120 Like, go after the actual bad
00:43:47.240 guys, okay? Make sure it's actually
00:43:49.060 a bad guy.
00:43:51.520 That's all I'm saying.
00:43:53.200 yeah
00:43:54.680 you know
00:43:58.000 back when
00:44:01.020 back when I lived in Hamilton
00:44:01.980 there was this guy Ed
00:44:03.600 who was I think he was like
00:44:06.120 20 or something but he was dating a
00:44:08.780 she was like 15 or
00:44:10.520 16 or 17 and so he got the nickname
00:44:12.880 Edophile
00:44:13.460 yeah
00:44:16.620 so like that's like that's one of those
00:44:18.980 like that's kind of in the dark grey
00:44:20.780 area
00:44:21.420 if yeah i if he'd spoken to me i'd say you shouldn't be doing this but that he wasn't
00:44:30.600 drugging her and bringing her to a trap house okay so i'm like guys pick your battles
00:44:36.140 pick your battles is what i'm saying yeah
00:44:40.720 yeah i mean that's pretty dark gray but like you know it's dark gray years ago that was like
00:44:51.420 That would be like, oh, okay.
00:44:53.900 I hope he makes a good husband for her.
00:44:56.340 It's different now.
00:44:57.940 Yeah, one of the things that was on my mind earlier was,
00:45:00.220 God, you know there's certain elements of the right that love to talk about the age of consent?
00:45:09.260 Okay.
00:45:10.160 Listen, guys, the reason we need an age of consent in the year 2026,
00:45:16.200 when 100 years ago, like, what was it, like 12 or something?
00:45:21.420 It's because we now have cars and huge communities, and not everybody knows each other.
00:45:28.040 Okay, 100 years ago, when you had a village of 50 people, and everybody knew each other,
00:45:35.480 everybody knew what was going on.
00:45:37.140 They knew who the abuser was, and he got dragged out behind the woodshed and dealt with back then.
00:45:42.840 Okay, and it wasn't a problem.
00:45:46.260 But when you have a city of a million people, and you have porn everywhere,
00:45:51.420 And people are more immature than they've ever been.
00:45:54.800 Well, now we've got to have some legal standards for all of this.
00:45:59.040 And the legal standard is somewhere between 16 and 18, depending on etc., etc.
00:46:05.800 And that is a perfectly fine legal standard.
00:46:09.800 Alright? Stop talking about age of consent, you frickin' weirdos.
00:46:15.940 Yeah, I didn't know that was a big topic somewhere on the right.
00:46:19.300 I guess I do now.
00:46:21.420 Oh, okay, yeah.
00:46:25.260 Well, that's stupid.
00:46:26.920 It's definitely a losing, pointless battle.
00:46:31.160 It's kind of, you know, we were at, I don't know if you were there actually,
00:46:35.420 but I was at a thing for the People's Party of Canada.
00:46:44.700 And...
00:46:45.100 Yeah, okay, I don't think so.
00:46:47.400 Maybe.
00:46:48.460 Anyway.
00:46:49.200 Yeah, Maxime Bernier rally.
00:46:51.420 And people were bringing up the raw milk thing.
00:46:56.140 Which, I am completely for raw milk,
00:46:59.440 but when we're trying to get a party off the frickin' ground that stands up for Canadians,
00:47:03.380 this is the wrong time to be bugging Maxime about raw milk.
00:47:10.320 How about we get rid of the immigrants first, and then we can talk about raw milk?
00:47:15.740 Priorities, right?
00:47:17.140 Yeah, before we started the stream, I was talking about another video there in England,
00:47:20.660 and they were interviewing kids or young adults
00:47:24.880 that are too young to vote, but soon will be.
00:47:27.840 And basically, everybody he talked to was like,
00:47:31.060 get the immigrant out.
00:47:32.040 That's the only thing I care about.
00:47:33.840 Get them out.
00:47:35.280 But he was really shocked.
00:47:36.700 But he's like, I thought that was the thing
00:47:37.900 that only old people wanted.
00:47:39.680 I'm like, nope.
00:47:40.680 Nope, young people.
00:47:42.040 The young people are waking the fuck up.
00:47:43.640 Well, oh, yeah.
00:47:47.300 Oh, man, they're so racist.
00:47:49.320 It makes me blush.
00:47:50.660 so uh yeah that guy the davis fault guy uh at first he's like first thing he said to me he's
00:48:04.660 like yeah buddy got me this job uh he's one of my best friends he's half black but i don't hold
00:48:11.960 against him.
00:48:17.520 And then I was telling him about a friend I had
00:48:19.960 who was half black and half Jewish, and he just
00:48:21.820 paused and he said, fuck, I don't know
00:48:23.980 which one's worse.
00:48:31.160 You know that base Jew?
00:48:33.520 You know my buddy base Jew?
00:48:36.460 Yeah.
00:48:37.460 He's actually half Jewish, half
00:48:39.780 gypsy.
00:48:41.960 Holy shit.
00:48:43.160 I told him, don't worry, I won't tell Uncle Adolf.
00:48:49.840 Oh, boy.
00:48:52.160 But base Jew is base Jew.
00:48:55.240 And, like, there are solid frickin' Indians out there.
00:48:59.660 And I don't think, I, I don't, like, listen, the Nazis got seriously out of control.
00:49:08.340 There's a book, Manufacturing Hitler, which I haven't read, but there's the Living Opposites sub-stack. Back when he was neo-feudal, neo-feudal review? Anyway, he talks a lot about it.
00:49:27.440 And, yeah, Hitler was subsidized internationally to be the most ridiculous form of German nationalism to cause another war so they could crush the land empire, Germany and Russia.
00:49:46.220 Okay.
00:49:47.340 Like, we do not want to, you never go full retard, you never go full Hitler.
00:49:52.700 Right?
00:49:53.280 Hitler lost for a lot of good reasons.
00:49:57.440 they didn't want a moderate or a traditionalist monarchist taking over Germany.
00:50:05.720 They wanted the most, they want the Nick Fuentes taking over.
00:50:11.540 And I freaking hate to say that, man.
00:50:13.580 He's a charismatic kid, but just, Jesus Christ, people,
00:50:16.600 pay attention to who he hangs out with.
00:50:19.320 You know, there's this blog post of all the sex scandals connected to Fuentes.
00:50:27.440 And the blog post took five minutes to load on my fucking computer.
00:50:36.520 Because of all the photos took that long.
00:50:39.460 All the screenshots.
00:50:43.140 There's lots of weird stuff going on there.
00:50:46.600 He was telling people to invade the Capitol, and he's the only guy there that didn't go to prison.
00:50:53.020 Oh, yeah. Yeah.
00:50:54.960 Yeah. Well, I don't trust her. And I certainly don't trust that other one. What's her name there? Candace Owens? Oh, my God.
00:51:03.060 Yeah, I...
00:51:03.920 She reeks of controlled opposition to me.
00:51:10.040 I don't really follow her.
00:51:14.120 So I'm not... I'm going to... I'm agnostic on this.
00:51:17.040 Just a little bit. Just a little bit's enough.
00:51:19.600 I haven't seen anything she's done.
00:51:21.340 well i mean she started off with that what was that app people i i think she's been around so
00:51:30.800 long now that a lot of young people don't realize that she tried to make that app
00:51:34.040 do you know what i'm talking about oh yeah yeah after she quit that she actually quoted me talking
00:51:38.680 about the sjw's yeah yeah she did a 180 i was like that's really suspicious well apparently
00:51:46.160 the reason okay so she was doing an anti-tracking app an anti-bullying tracking app and at first
00:51:53.820 all of the sjw's loved it until they saw what it did and then they all turned on her and she came
00:51:59.820 to the realization that it would expose it would expose that all of the anti-feminist bullying
00:52:06.180 was being done by the feminists it's like that time anita sarkeesian posted all these tweets
00:52:13.720 bullying her and the screenshot was she'd log basically she had posted the bullying tweets
00:52:19.960 logged out of twitter and then taken a screenshot and the latest one was like two minutes ago
00:52:25.860 yeah so what are the odds that she she got a notification saw it logged out of her her real
00:52:34.780 account and then took a screenshot like it makes more sense if she sent the tweets to herself
00:52:40.500 And that's why the SJWs turned on Candace Owens.
00:52:48.340 Which, I believe that story.
00:52:53.080 It is believable.
00:52:55.300 It's a good story, anyway.
00:52:59.800 But, again, I haven't really investigated it, either.
00:53:03.380 I do think Erica Kirk has been acting kind of weird.
00:53:06.860 conspiracy
00:53:07.420 it's the way she's so sloppy with her conspiracy
00:53:10.940 be like I'm not saying anything this is
00:53:12.800 possible it's like well fucking anything's possible
00:53:14.760 like you're just muddying the waters if you just
00:53:16.480 throw shit at the wall and hope that sticks
00:53:18.980 yeah that is I mean I guess I'm
00:53:20.840 kind of doing that here
00:53:22.060 where I'm talking about like I know that
00:53:24.880 there is
00:53:25.560 that there is a giant
00:53:28.900 black
00:53:30.580 operation there is a lot
00:53:32.920 of domestic surveillance
00:53:34.020 um I don't
00:53:36.840 I don't know who's behind it, how big it is.
00:53:41.060 I could see it being as big as 1 in 20 Americans.
00:53:44.260 I think it's smaller here in Canada.
00:53:46.620 I don't know who it's aligned with.
00:53:52.560 NASA is kind of funny-looking.
00:53:54.040 I guess I'm kind of doing that right now, where I'm saying there's a lot...
00:53:56.940 There is stuff that I'm certain something is going on, but I don't know to what extent.
00:54:03.300 Yeah.
00:54:04.380 But I'm also not accusing individuals.
00:54:06.840 Well, for the most part.
00:54:08.340 I guess I'm accusing Nick Fuentes, but, I mean, Jesus Christ.
00:54:11.280 He was literally telling people to go into the Capitol building.
00:54:14.560 They were tracking down people's cell phones.
00:54:16.660 They were getting kids to rat out their parents just for being there.
00:54:20.100 They were throwing people in prison for years in abusive conditions.
00:54:24.180 And Nick Fuentes, who is a total edgelord, doesn't go.
00:54:32.160 No.
00:54:33.640 He was fine.
00:54:34.260 and there's a whole thing
00:54:36.060 with him and Catboy Cammy
00:54:37.320 which
00:54:38.700 I don't know
00:54:44.520 I'm a moral paragon or anything
00:54:48.020 well it's interesting from my perspective
00:54:55.400 since I didn't listen to how he thought
00:54:57.180 he was a melt coat
00:54:58.480 like I know it's already
00:54:59.600 but
00:55:01.540 when he died it was like holy shit
00:55:04.240 And, like, I didn't expect Nick Swenson to.
00:55:12.680 You're breaking apart again.
00:55:15.360 Yeah.
00:55:16.920 All right, we'll give you 30 seconds to see if it comes back.
00:55:26.620 How about now?
00:55:28.300 There we go.
00:55:28.720 You're back.
00:55:30.980 All right.
00:55:32.220 Yeah, I was just saying that I didn't learn to listen.
00:55:34.240 to kirk much when i when he was alive because i just kind of thought of his milk toast
00:55:39.320 but maybe he wasn't actually he was probably more based than i thought anyway long story short i was
00:55:47.040 really surprised that nick fuentes kind of like picked up the pieces uh in terms of viewership
00:55:52.900 but i guess it makes sense when you take out the moderate that viewers are going to go to the
00:55:57.280 extreme and maybe that was you know maybe that was the whole point if there's somebody behind
00:56:03.100 and killing Kirk, it is that.
00:56:08.220 I don't know.
00:56:09.120 It's interesting.
00:56:10.080 Well, I'll tell you, the more I look at Kirk,
00:56:11.460 I don't believe for one second that a 21-year-old,
00:56:16.580 or whatever, when he started TPUSA,
00:56:21.560 I do not believe for one second that a 23-year-old
00:56:25.520 could build an organization that big purely on his own gumption.
00:56:29.340 i my opinion is that charlie kirk was an unwitting patsy i i think he was scouted out beforehand he
00:56:41.780 was trialed and then when they decide oh he's gonna be our talking head but we're gonna let
00:56:48.840 him think he's in charge i think that's what happened to charlie kirk maybe and right before
00:56:57.040 he got assassinated, he started getting red-pilled on the Juliet Keebeck, as the kids like to
00:57:04.680 say, and I believe he was a blood sacrifice. Like, A, he was being a problem, but they
00:57:16.500 also wanted to slaughter an innocent lamb, which is, it is one of the interesting things
00:57:24.040 that his assassination
00:57:26.280 was so moving. Like, I was
00:57:27.960 very, very moved by it.
00:57:30.600 When, like, I don't give a
00:57:32.140 damn about Charlie Kirk. I
00:57:33.500 barely knew who he was
00:57:36.100 before that. I didn't hate him or anything,
00:57:38.200 but I didn't give a shit.
00:57:40.620 But for some reason, his assassination
00:57:42.320 like, had me almost on the
00:57:44.000 point of tears.
00:57:46.560 And the timing, right before the
00:57:48.020 blood moon?
00:57:52.200 Although I do think about,
00:57:53.660 I think it backfired I think it backfired
00:57:58.540 maybe it's the thing is the frustrating thing about so much disinformation or
00:58:03.820 whatever you want to call it these days it's like you can't distinguish victory
00:58:07.840 conditions like who knows what's the victory condition anymore well this is
00:58:14.000 part of failure condition it's just like plotting on every day so I was just
00:58:20.400 I did a pre-recorded live stream with Walt Bismarck.
00:58:25.740 Guys, if you don't know who Walt Bismarck is, look up some of his videos.
00:58:29.360 He is hilarious. You won't find them on YouTube anymore.
00:58:33.600 You gotta look elsewhere.
00:58:35.660 But he has a Substack blog.
00:58:38.760 I'll tweet the interview when it comes out.
00:58:41.880 But one of the things we were talking about is to go back to the Iranian conflict.
00:58:46.340 Now, back in the yonder year of 2002, during the Afghan and Iraq wars, the right was saying,
00:59:02.340 Oh, we have to fight them over here, so we don't fight them over here.
00:59:06.640 We've got to go fight the terrorists.
00:59:09.620 The left was saying, 1, 2, 3, 4, we don't want your racist war.
00:59:16.340 just
00:59:17.880 utter mass delusion
00:59:21.360 on both sides
00:59:22.520 whereas what I'm hearing right now
00:59:24.640 about the Iran conflict
00:59:27.140 it's
00:59:28.900 the anti-war side
00:59:31.380 is saying stuff
00:59:33.360 like oh this is Israel's war
00:59:35.140 or Trump has a bad strategy
00:59:37.600 yada yada
00:59:38.460 the pro-war
00:59:41.360 side is pointing
00:59:43.240 out that we need to do this to maintain
00:59:45.420 the petrodollar uh just absolute geopolitical realism on both sides of this conflict like that
00:59:53.820 no ideological crap being promoted
00:59:58.140 all right you're back are you back i'm back now yeah okay but basically no ideological crap with
01:00:10.160 this war no narratives it's all either it's about money or it's like it's about this it's not oh
01:00:16.500 he's just invading iraq for oil that's a that's a stupid take it's way more complex than that
01:00:21.840 that's a very stupid take and i'm not hearing stupid takes i'm hearing maybe wrong takes but
01:00:27.980 not stupid yeah if you said that trump would be like yeah okay we'll take the oil right he'll
01:00:35.520 just shut it down by being honest you said that by venezuela anyway yeah we want the royal okay
01:00:43.340 sneed bream says intentional derealization what i call the information singularity
01:00:50.680 everything is true and false at the same time there's always two other sources claiming
01:00:54.420 contradictory any data you can find i would say unless if you've been in the data trenches for
01:01:00.000 at least 10 years you probably will never be able to make sense of all this
01:01:03.140 yeah
01:01:06.080 goodness
01:01:07.800 my mom keeps sending me
01:01:09.940 articles about the Iran
01:01:12.100 war and I'm like
01:01:13.240 why do I care
01:01:14.520 I think
01:01:18.060 I think I could probably figure out
01:01:19.860 the Iran war
01:01:20.600 there have been a few things
01:01:24.280 over the past couple
01:01:25.880 decades that I've figured out
01:01:27.240 like you know cases where there
01:01:29.900 was something in the headlines
01:01:31.480 and that got me really suspicious
01:01:33.600 so I started digging down what wasn't in the headlines
01:01:36.080 and I'm like, oh shit, that's really interesting
01:01:38.380 right there. And you know, maybe I did a live stream
01:01:40.500 about it. A couple hundred
01:01:42.400 people found out about it.
01:01:44.380 But, um, you know, you're not
01:01:46.300 having any influence with any of that.
01:01:50.800 So I don't care
01:01:52.100 that much about the Iran war.
01:01:54.600 What interests me is the perceptions
01:01:56.460 of the Iran war.
01:02:01.480 yeah
01:02:02.880 thanks for the second mom
01:02:06.700 says Penumbra
01:02:07.860 now my mom does send me some good stuff too
01:02:10.480 but sometimes she gets like really
01:02:12.740 you know
01:02:16.800 yeah I'll say I've said this to her plenty of times
01:02:18.900 she falls for the emotional stuff
01:02:20.760 and it's like if somebody's telling me to panic
01:02:25.160 it's like no
01:02:26.080 my life's already very stressful
01:02:28.540 and I'm doing the best I can so no I refuse to panic
01:02:31.300 but a lot of the stuff
01:02:36.080 she sends me is really based
01:02:37.680 about half of it is based
01:02:39.080 the other half is just like
01:02:40.220 crazy panic stuff
01:02:41.340 I love my mum
01:02:48.700 but sometimes she gets
01:02:49.620 spun up on shit
01:02:50.560 whoever says it's about
01:02:56.320 Israel as a moron
01:02:57.040 I think there is
01:02:57.860 Israel is definitely
01:02:58.960 playing an angle
01:02:59.700 in all of this
01:03:00.460 there's way too much
01:03:03.320 Israel lobby
01:03:04.080 in all of the western countries
01:03:06.580 and Israel is
01:03:08.540 they are too fucking selfish
01:03:10.120 that to be true and also that
01:03:11.900 taking out the Iranian
01:03:14.680 oil fields when Trump didn't want them to do that
01:03:18.920 you know
01:03:23.920 I agree
01:03:26.400 that
01:03:26.900 there's too much
01:03:30.200 all right totally broken into storage i'm gonna give you 30 seconds yeah it's it's not
01:03:36.800 to say it's only about israel is ridiculous um you know god damn the problem with israel is they
01:03:44.600 are just too selfish they are too self-involved like they only care about jewish people like
01:03:52.560 just look at the founding of the adl with leo frank for crying out loud and and listen base
01:03:58.740 two will be the first one to call all this shit out, okay? It's, it's, well, I don't
01:04:06.580 know. How many Jews do I know? I know like two, okay? And they're solid guys. What's
01:04:14.400 the percentage? I don't know. I don't know. Such a small country manipulated by such a
01:04:25.280 big such a big country is just uh or manipulating such a big do what it is is that a jews can stealth
01:04:31.580 as whites and a certain number of them have an extreme amount of group interest there's a great
01:04:41.100 video by i hypocrite about jews taking over a neighborhood in i think it's new york city
01:04:49.080 and basically they defund the public schools for everybody else and steal all the money for
01:04:54.660 themselves and they're just they are completely self-entitled self-righteous and and selfish
01:05:00.760 shit stains and that shit's unacceptable
01:05:05.980 islam's sort of like the same way except they're not smart enough to do that so they just rape all
01:05:13.120 the white women yeah one of my favorite stories from that book was uh the templars were
01:05:26.060 facing impossible numbers and so the uh the sultan said basically surrender and we'll kill you but
01:05:36.840 all of the women and children can go free and the templars were like okay and then as soon as they
01:05:44.360 opened the walls the first muslims that came in started raping all the women and kids of course
01:05:48.880 yeah so they shut they shut the walls and they they killed all them and the sultan was basically
01:05:54.480 like fuck like like it seemed like it was not planned to be a betrayal it was just the muslims
01:06:05.340 were like, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, free women and children, nice.
01:06:13.240 You know, I have a lot of respect for Asian religions.
01:06:21.460 Oh, Big L will have to be, he'll be right back.
01:06:26.180 You know, I'm totally stealing this.
01:06:28.220 I think Homath said this on a recent stream, that when you take the levels by Ken Wilber,
01:06:35.340 um when you look at oh you're back you're back yeah so when you take uh the the ken wilbur
01:06:46.760 levels you guys want to hear something funny big l here when i was talking about this thought it
01:06:52.520 was just something that came to me in a dream and i was making it all up it was like six months
01:06:56.320 before i realized it's all developmental psychology it's like this is all like seriously based in
01:07:01.740 reality. Um, most of the religious leaders, uh, the, the, the great prophets, um, in most
01:07:12.820 cultures were very spiritually profound men. Oh, okay. He's probably going to call back
01:07:20.400 in five minutes. Buddha was an amazing individual. Christ was an amazing individual. Uh, one
01:07:29.600 of the interesting things you see about christ is yeah i mentioned this in a previous stream but he
01:07:37.660 he actually is as he's written in in the new in the new testament
01:07:45.040 the character that is being written about is actually a very very smart character
01:07:52.500 so you know they try and they try and get him he's preaching they're like hey this woman
01:07:59.840 committed adultery shouldn't we stone her mr high and mighty better than everybody preacher
01:08:05.120 they're trying to get him into a trap and the way he gets out of the trap isn't like like a really
01:08:13.520 bad writer would have her young magician play soccer on a flying broom and then win the game
01:08:22.160 by catching the golden snitch.
01:08:24.560 That's how a bad writer
01:08:26.320 writes something.
01:08:30.220 They find a trick to get out of it.
01:08:32.560 Christ doesn't find,
01:08:34.680 actually, I just figured out,
01:08:37.120 in the book of Enoch 2341.
01:08:43.320 No, Christ says,
01:08:44.340 let he is who without sin throw the first stone.
01:08:49.000 Yeah, sorry, I can't stand Harry Potter.
01:08:51.300 Okay, I think it's garbage writing.
01:08:58.240 Whereas Christ, yeah, Christ is actually really, really intelligent.
01:09:03.200 Anytime he's baited into a trap, he doesn't use his magic powers to get out.
01:09:08.360 He actually uses his brain to get out.
01:09:13.320 And in a way, only a smart person could write.
01:09:17.540 Or they're writing about an actual smart person.
01:09:21.300 the same thing goes
01:09:26.340 for Buddha
01:09:27.600 the same thing goes for
01:09:32.200 Zoroaster
01:09:33.760 and Kung Fu Zay
01:09:36.580 generally when you look at these religions
01:09:40.580 you find very
01:09:41.840 wise, smart men
01:09:44.340 behind it
01:09:45.120 and that they're
01:09:47.920 speaking in parables because that's the only way you can
01:09:50.240 talk to people when you're operating at a high level that does not hold true for muhammad
01:09:57.740 muhammad is muhammad is not even at level four in spiral dynamics level four is like the
01:10:07.160 traditional christian the the rules everybody needs to follow it muhammad makes up rules on
01:10:13.420 the spot, that serves his ego and his agenda. This is why when you look at the Hadiths,
01:10:20.180 they're so incoherent. And he's just talking off the top of his head, being a warlord.
01:10:35.740 You know, I should say something nice about Harry Potter. Harry Potter is extremely well
01:10:40.720 written.
01:10:45.220 I just don't like
01:10:46.980 the narrative is very
01:10:48.740 self-serving.
01:10:51.360 One of the things I love about
01:10:52.880 the Chronicles of Narnia
01:10:53.840 is that
01:10:55.600 is that usually
01:10:59.100 the main character looks like an idiot.
01:11:05.100 Just telling Big Al to call back
01:11:06.720 when he can.
01:11:10.720 the chronicles of narnia are very profound i regularly reread those books and
01:11:19.340 you know as i got older i discovered new things in them
01:11:25.840 so i shouldn't i shouldn't dump on jk rowling too much mostly i'm just you know
01:11:40.540 like I'm an antinomian by nature.
01:11:43.380 If everybody likes something,
01:11:44.700 I have to dislike it.
01:11:55.000 Oh, there we go.
01:11:55.920 We got Big L back.
01:11:59.280 He's back.
01:12:01.420 And the call dropped.
01:12:10.540 Yeah, I take C.S. Lewis over Harry Potter any day.
01:12:26.520 Anyway, shoot, now I'm all on my own.
01:12:28.220 I gotta frickin' carry the stream.
01:12:33.260 There, he's doing it again.
01:12:34.860 He's doing it again!
01:12:37.600 Except it's only coming through on my phone for some reason.
01:12:40.540 All right, we are you're on my phone because it wouldn't activate my computer for some reason
01:12:50.220 Oh, oh, you're calling on this thing
01:12:55.640 Yeah, you better call back to the computer. I think you're too quiet
01:13:00.240 Bye
01:13:02.660 Oh, yeah, we're super professional here
01:13:10.540 Have I read The Three-Body Problem? I strongly, strongly recommend The Three-Body Problem.
01:13:20.580 Okay. I just got asked if I'd read The Three-Body Problem. You've been watching the TV show, haven't you?
01:13:28.060 Yeah, I love it.
01:13:29.620 The book is even better.
01:13:32.380 Although the, well, actually, let me remind it just a little bit.
01:13:36.720 there was something they did in the three-body
01:13:41.420 problem that they kind of dumbed down
01:13:43.280 for the TV show
01:13:44.280 but in retrospect
01:13:46.800 it was smart that they did it because you need like
01:13:49.000 two paragraphs of explanation as to
01:13:51.280 how
01:13:51.760 telescopes work
01:13:54.360 for the thing in the book to make sense
01:13:57.080 and that's not a, two paragraphs is nothing in a book
01:13:59.420 but in the show
01:14:01.300 they didn't use a telescope
01:14:02.800 they just like saw the
01:14:04.920 the the stars blink in the sky
01:14:06.980 okay it was more subtle in in the book you had to see it through a telescope if i recall correctly
01:14:14.980 but you know ain't nobody got time for that so they just did it to the sky
01:14:19.120 but no the three-body problem i did it's interesting i get a sense like you know how
01:14:25.340 the old british literature like uh a christmas a christmas tale a christmas story you know
01:14:31.100 scrooge carol yeah christmas carol thank you um the original version he got paid by the word
01:14:38.700 so it was probably longer than it needed to be and i got okay i got a similar feeling from the
01:14:45.500 three body problem series that there's the main like the things that were best about that were
01:14:55.340 like the Trisalarans
01:14:58.520 the alien invasion, the dark forest
01:15:00.660 theory, the crushing
01:15:02.680 of dimensions, like those were
01:15:04.620 the best frickin' parts of it
01:15:06.300 and
01:15:07.700 but then he'll get totally sidetracked
01:15:10.560 writing about like in the year
01:15:12.560 2400 we live in underground vaults
01:15:14.720 with fake trees and everybody lives in the leaves
01:15:16.680 and it's like, okay, like that's neat
01:15:18.460 like, listen
01:15:22.160 oh is it Xinjing?
01:15:24.700 Xinjing?
01:15:25.340 something like that his name listen pal like that's a cool idea and all but can we get back
01:15:31.460 to the trisalarans can we get back to the dark forest uh like there's a lot i i think you could
01:15:39.000 cut down those books by about 50 because there there's too many good ideas in them and like he
01:15:47.140 has he has one idea about like creating an affirmation in the brain that you believe as
01:15:52.120 an article of faith. Like, really
01:15:53.900 mind-fucking the brain into believing something.
01:15:57.840 Which is a cool idea,
01:16:00.060 but not
01:16:01.760 necessary for the story.
01:16:05.120 And so I would
01:16:05.780 actually, I think the books
01:16:07.800 should have been half as long as they were.
01:16:11.460 Because
01:16:11.860 all these other ideas, they're not
01:16:13.600 explored as well as they should be.
01:16:15.820 They deserve their own books
01:16:17.640 all about those ideas.
01:16:20.200 But that said, I have
01:16:21.640 never read anything that
01:16:23.660 fully captured just how
01:16:25.740 terrifying outer space is.
01:16:28.000 Like absolute vacuum
01:16:29.600 and you've got a delta V
01:16:31.200 and you have enough fuel to alter the delta
01:16:33.660 V this much.
01:16:36.180 And that's all you've got.
01:16:37.500 That is existentially terrifying.
01:16:39.520 It's completely different
01:16:40.880 from being on a boat.
01:16:46.420 But that said,
01:16:48.000 the books are amazing.
01:16:49.420 The books are fantastic.
01:16:51.640 i'm just it's it's interesting simon i think the publishing industry in china
01:16:58.120 is very very different from here and like i'm just observing like the same way like
01:17:04.440 19th century publishing is different than today's so great books strongly strongly recommend them
01:17:11.000 yeah
01:17:17.280 I haven't read them
01:17:18.960 but yeah
01:17:19.800 the one season is fantastic
01:17:22.060 I don't know if they're going to have a second
01:17:23.160 I hope they do
01:17:25.720 I really hope they do
01:17:27.920 and I should read more of his stuff
01:17:36.800 I am kind of disappointed
01:17:39.060 do you know the sad thing
01:17:40.120 they never actually tell you what the Trisalarans
01:17:42.300 look like.
01:17:44.600 Oh yeah.
01:17:46.640 It's implied that they might be
01:17:48.380 some, like, they're kind of like insects of some sort.
01:17:54.120 And I suppose it doesn't matter what they look like.
01:17:57.060 They're...
01:17:58.200 Great series.
01:18:00.100 Great series.
01:18:00.820 I...
01:18:01.260 I was working the patch
01:18:04.900 at the time, and I'd like...
01:18:07.520 I was buying the physical
01:18:08.700 copies.
01:18:10.120 But then, it's like I'd go to work
01:18:12.660 and I'd finish it, and I'm like, fuck, I need to get the...
01:18:14.300 I need it right now. I need to know what happens
01:18:16.680 next.
01:18:18.820 Yep.
01:18:22.420 Yeah.
01:18:23.060 I haven't watched Foundation,
01:18:24.620 but that book series was fantastic.
01:18:27.900 I imagine
01:18:28.620 that the show is terrible, though, so that's why
01:18:30.580 I watched it. I watched one episode
01:18:33.080 and it looked so bad.
01:18:34.880 They completely screwed up the show.
01:18:36.240 the problem with the show
01:18:41.360 is that
01:18:43.780 like the whole point of the
01:18:45.920 foundation series is that actually
01:18:47.940 none of the characters matter
01:18:49.140 everything that happens is because
01:18:51.880 of the forces of history
01:18:53.220 and the characters themselves
01:18:55.280 nothing they do matters
01:18:57.020 and that's not a satisfying
01:18:59.600 good luck selling that to a Hollywood
01:19:02.000 executive in the era of Marvel
01:19:04.100 movies
01:19:04.600 uh well things mattered in the book no nothing the characters didn't matter
01:19:12.440 nothing they did mattered is it i don't know i i didn't finish the whole series but
01:19:19.220 as far as i understood it like the uh sociology had advanced to a point where they could
01:19:25.300 predict hundreds of years of social trends but it couldn't predict individuals like
01:19:31.160 Did you get to the part about the mule?
01:19:34.540 That's the one time it almost mattered,
01:19:36.600 but then his empire crumbled for economic reasons.
01:19:41.500 Uh-huh.
01:19:44.580 But, like, the first two books are,
01:19:46.580 it's like Han Solo and Luke Skywalker
01:19:48.200 are going on this great adventure to go fight,
01:19:50.180 like, to blow up the Death Star,
01:19:51.840 and right before the Battle of Yavin,
01:19:54.660 it turns out that the Death Star
01:19:56.200 is economically unsustainable for the empire,
01:19:58.460 and there is no Battle of Yavin.
01:20:01.160 Yeah, and Triclop is right.
01:20:11.020 They did describe that they were something like tiny little bugs, tardigrades or something.
01:20:16.240 But they didn't get deep into it.
01:20:21.100 Do you know what I want to read right now is, oh shoot, what's that book?
01:20:25.160 there's a book
01:20:27.140 about the concept that intelligence
01:20:29.600 doesn't require self-reflection
01:20:31.460 I doubt it, but yeah, okay
01:20:37.540 well, have you
01:20:38.340 there's a video game that came out
01:20:41.040 I need to play this video game
01:20:42.220 it's
01:20:44.060 it's about these little
01:20:46.760 black alien things that are running all over
01:20:49.000 the space station
01:20:49.900 and you're fighting against them
01:20:52.380 and they actually are highly intelligent
01:20:54.460 but they have no concept of self
01:20:56.600 whatsoever
01:20:57.320 what is that
01:21:01.140 it just reminds me of an interesting clip
01:21:04.560 I watched there of Matt Walsh
01:21:06.500 apparently some CEO
01:21:08.640 billionaire CEO was talking about
01:21:10.220 one of the secrets to his success is being
01:21:12.260 having no introspection
01:21:13.880 yeah that's kind of I think the guy that wrote
01:21:18.660 this book
01:21:19.060 I think that's what he was thinking about
01:21:23.520 yeah oh just like i i think that this is some sort of weird psyop thing that's being pulled
01:21:31.100 like introspection is bad well it's not gonna make you money oh no the book makes it all sound
01:21:37.320 incredibly horrifying uh the video game i'm talking about is prey the the new prey video
01:21:42.760 game is all about that concept an intelligent alien species that has zero self-reflection
01:21:48.640 or, like, it's not sentience.
01:21:51.020 In the game, they don't have mirror neurons.
01:21:53.020 They have zero empathy.
01:21:56.940 Yeah, I was the first one, too.
01:22:00.180 The alien had zero mirror neurons.
01:22:07.020 I didn't know they were making a second prey.
01:22:09.800 No, the one you're thinking about is the second prey,
01:22:13.880 and it has absolutely nothing to do with the first prey,
01:22:16.200 aside from they borrowed the IP.
01:22:17.760 It has way more to do with
01:22:20.840 With
01:22:22.000 Oh jeez what's that game where you play as the hacker
01:22:24.900 Like that old
01:22:28.740 That old like
01:22:29.660 That fucking brick of a video game
01:22:32.980 From like 1998 you play as a hacker
01:22:35.280 So you haven't played
01:22:39.200 Prey the one
01:22:40.560 The alien
01:22:41.760 Yeah that's the second one
01:22:43.780 Have you played it?
01:22:46.100 No I haven't I need to play it
01:22:47.740 it's one of my favorite games of all time
01:22:50.760 it's fantastic
01:22:51.800 yeah I need to give it a go
01:22:54.080 I think it's just
01:22:58.760 my third favorite behind Portal 1 and 2
01:23:01.420 no not
01:23:02.900 I'm not talking about Deus Ex
01:23:04.440 although I need to finish that one
01:23:05.960 yeah
01:23:08.000 I gotta
01:23:08.400 what is
01:23:10.560 System Shock
01:23:13.640 System Shock 1 and 2
01:23:15.380 oh god system shock one is fuck
01:23:22.180 you had like 15 control buttons for your character
01:23:28.340 it was um geez it was right in between like the doom controls and the modern fps controls
01:23:37.920 and it's such
01:23:39.660 it's this weird alien
01:23:42.140 artifact that it's
01:23:44.240 I don't
01:23:46.180 blame anybody if they can't play System Shock
01:23:48.220 1 but Shodan was a
01:23:50.140 fantastic villain
01:23:51.240 that was it
01:23:58.140 oh yeah so Prey is actually more
01:24:00.160 of a spiritual inheritor of the System Shock
01:24:02.240 series and it's a
01:24:04.180 better System Shock 3
01:24:05.920 than Bioshock.
01:24:07.460 Like, Bioshock was okay.
01:24:08.440 On it, like...
01:24:11.440 Bioshock...
01:24:14.440 I don't know.
01:24:16.500 Like, there's some interesting arguments in that.
01:24:18.280 There's a lot of Jewish hatred
01:24:20.740 of the goys in Bioshock.
01:24:24.620 Yeah.
01:24:25.800 Like, guys,
01:24:27.520 go replay Bioshock.
01:24:30.300 And then...
01:24:31.560 And just keep in mind that the
01:24:33.280 producer, writer, that he's Jewish
01:24:36.440 and all of the major
01:24:38.560 characters are Jewish. Well, no,
01:24:40.480 not all of them.
01:24:42.340 Like that one, do you remember the
01:24:44.320 actor?
01:24:47.360 Like the
01:24:48.360 crazy actor that subjects his
01:24:50.620 apprentices
01:24:51.860 to horrors?
01:24:57.040 He's not fully condemned
01:24:58.300 by the narrative. You can let him live.
01:25:03.280 And also, you're playing as somebody of Jewish heritage in that game.
01:25:08.460 You're playing as a child of Andrew Ryan.
01:25:11.140 Whereas, like, the one person truly condemned is the Goy
01:25:13.900 that thinks that he should have the power of Andrew Ryan.
01:25:18.620 And then when you play Bioshock, Bioshock 2,
01:25:23.300 it's, oh, look how evil the Goy religion is.
01:25:26.800 And your solution, like, the ending of the game of Bioshock 2
01:25:30.300 is destroy yourself in history
01:25:32.540 because goys don't deserve to live.
01:25:39.660 I was talking about the Wolfenstein series
01:25:42.360 the other day.
01:25:46.960 Am I coming in?
01:25:48.260 Can you hear me?
01:25:49.740 Yes.
01:25:50.380 Yeah, somebody's asking why...
01:25:51.900 Hey, Big L, why do I laugh
01:25:54.300 like some posh British aristocrat?
01:26:00.300 Uh, you were born that way?
01:26:06.520 I mean, I am...
01:26:07.180 You're a part of the spirit of a posh, Britain.
01:26:09.920 I'm Scottish aristocrat on my mother's side.
01:26:14.200 I'm Scottish aristocrat on my mother's side.
01:26:16.280 Hey, you know.
01:26:21.280 Steve Cream is a poper who laughs like a yacht owner.
01:26:30.300 sorry what were you just saying big l
01:26:32.400 i was thinking about that interesting thought about wolfenstein series
01:26:38.040 you know a couple days ago about how the nazis i think it's been made before like the argument
01:26:43.820 why wolfenstein sucks now is because the nazis they used to be big bad scaries and now it's
01:26:49.380 like they're painted as kind of incompetent oh yeah the same thing they did to the empire in
01:26:54.180 the new star wars movies where they just like they made the new order yeah like they're just
01:26:58.400 clowns i i think it's a little bit deeper than that i like the original wolfenstein's the nazis
01:27:07.420 were highly intelligent highly capable and into like gnostic occult mysticism and technology and
01:27:15.160 like based no breaks right yeah and i was thinking about how like the new ones they inverted it
01:27:23.020 so instead of fighting against like this occult
01:27:26.360 you're
01:27:27.620 they got all their occult powers from the Jews
01:27:30.280 remember?
01:27:32.360 did they? I didn't play
01:27:33.320 the Jewish secrets
01:27:34.360 I didn't play any of the new ones
01:27:36.100 I played like Wolfenstein 2008
01:27:38.840 that was it
01:27:40.020 it's a complete inversion of the
01:27:42.380 of the old Wolfenstein where it's like
01:27:44.600 not only
01:27:45.660 the Nazis aren't confident but they lucked out and they stole
01:27:48.340 the Jewish secrets right?
01:27:50.140 oh jeez they can't even
01:27:51.520 special technology i'm pretty sure listen then you get the listen i was literally just talking
01:27:57.300 shit about the nazis for the record i literally start talking shit about the nazis and their
01:28:03.120 ridiculous metaphysics at the start of the stream
01:28:06.340 they didn't steal anything from the like jesus christ like they even have to take the nazis from
01:28:13.680 us right like which i guess that's what the indiana jones movies that's what happens in those
01:28:21.500 right where it's like oh the the the nazis are burning bibles no actually they're burning
01:28:26.500 pornography and and they're trying to to um uh steal the the ark of the covenant no they're not
01:28:35.900 they're trying to increase the real levels of the german people like the the nazis were wacky about
01:28:43.380 a lot of stuff they weren't trying to steal the ark of the covenant i don't buy that for one second
01:28:48.620 so like don't don't steal
01:28:50.540 listen the nazis were cranked
01:28:52.880 but like the jews need to steal
01:28:55.000 everything actually we like
01:28:57.000 they're you know we invented the pyramids
01:28:58.960 of the african
01:29:00.000 oh jewish
01:29:03.200 women and african men a match
01:29:05.080 made in heaven
01:29:05.660 jesus christ
01:29:08.580 yeah
01:29:12.840 i think it's an interesting
01:29:14.340 inversion back to wilson's time
01:29:17.180 how it's like you become the defender of the Gnostic secrets
01:29:19.860 rather than the aggressor against them.
01:29:25.120 You know, the smartest thing that Hitler ever did,
01:29:27.720 the smartest thing he ever did was hire Hugo Boss to make the uniforms.
01:29:32.460 Like, you, God, the Nazis look cool.
01:29:35.100 Like, you just, you can't get that out of the head, can you?
01:29:38.440 That's why they make such wonderful villains.
01:29:40.760 But, you know, well, like, everybody wants to be the villain.
01:29:44.820 all the ladies
01:29:47.440 they desperately want to go
01:29:50.060 for Loki from the Marvel movies
01:29:52.360 the SS had drip
01:29:58.340 damn straight
01:29:59.340 I have no idea
01:30:04.300 what that means
01:30:05.200 you can say a lot of things but you can't say the Nazis
01:30:10.080 didn't have drip
01:30:10.900 if you like
01:30:16.920 tactical RPGs guys you gotta play
01:30:19.380 oh what
01:30:21.060 is the game
01:30:21.880 look up Panzer Kleins
01:30:24.580 so it's this tactical
01:30:27.020 RPG where you can play as the Nazis
01:30:28.920 or the allied and actually you're going after
01:30:30.920 the secret people organizing the war
01:30:32.780 do you know the game I'm talking
01:30:38.980 about
01:30:39.360 i've seen uh clips of it i didn't know that's the storyline oh yeah like there's an evil
01:30:46.800 secret organization playing the allied and the the axie against one another for world domination
01:30:54.460 and they've got panzer clients they've got like robotic diesel tanks like they've got like
01:30:59.840 mech armor with a a six-stroke diesel engine on the back of it
01:31:06.420 the game is so cool it's got the cheesiest voice acting the act the voice acting
01:31:16.400 is hilariously bad um in in a good way uh what is oh god it's i gotta tell you guys the the name
01:31:27.080 in this game.
01:31:29.440 I think it's...
01:31:30.200 Does it start with an S?
01:31:31.940 Silent Storm!
01:31:33.300 Silent Storm!
01:31:34.400 Guys, go spend $5
01:31:36.300 on Silent Storm on Steam
01:31:38.540 and play the crap out of it.
01:31:40.160 It's so much fun.
01:31:44.840 And it's a pretty solid game, too.
01:31:52.260 Okay, his username is
01:31:53.760 Randomix of Hebrew and Hindi.
01:31:57.080 That explains it.
01:32:06.220 Marcel Mercure says,
01:32:07.340 correct me if I'm wrong, but Q, F, and Z
01:32:09.020 are all loan words from Hindi.
01:32:11.020 Man, I've got no...
01:32:13.100 I probably should know that, but I don't.
01:32:21.260 Um...
01:32:21.620 We should probably wrap back around to the title of the stream,
01:32:24.000 don't you think, Big L?
01:32:24.720 Well, you've got to figure out what you want to say.
01:32:29.520 Okay, so every system needs a heretic.
01:32:33.020 Yeah.
01:32:34.620 There was a YouTube video.
01:32:36.140 It was a young lad.
01:32:39.960 I should probably post this video on Twitter.
01:32:43.440 He's very much going down the same route I've been going down.
01:32:47.260 He said in the stream,
01:32:48.900 there's probably no perfect system.
01:32:52.060 I'm like, ah, yes, young Padawan.
01:32:56.720 You need to study Gödel's incompleteness theorem.
01:32:59.820 We have mathematically proven that there is no perfect system.
01:33:11.300 We are leaving the Age of Pisces, which the Age of Pisces was built on a completely false premise.
01:33:22.060 there is no Prisca Theologia.
01:33:28.840 There is no ancient truth to uncover.
01:33:36.680 Man, the Bible was written in 500 BC.
01:33:40.360 And it was based upon the works of Plato.
01:33:46.120 But we all believed it was true.
01:33:49.280 And by believing it was true,
01:33:51.360 We built the modern social sciences, we built the scientific method, we built cathedrals, and we built all of this stuff off of all of that.
01:34:03.140 But it turns out all of that was only tentatively true.
01:34:11.300 Any system you can design by your rational mind is necessarily incomplete.
01:34:19.200 You're trying to square the circle.
01:34:21.360 Big L, you're familiar with the difference
01:34:24.380 between how the right brain
01:34:26.240 and the left brain think?
01:34:28.640 Yep.
01:34:30.620 Right brain is holistic.
01:34:31.920 It can take in the entire thing.
01:34:35.140 But when you try and break
01:34:36.260 the thing down into logic,
01:34:38.880 you, instead of a circle,
01:34:40.320 you just get a bunch of pixels with hard edges.
01:34:47.020 And also every system...
01:34:48.740 Mm-hmm.
01:34:49.680 I always think of the old philosophical adage that they spoke of a lot in the Middle Ages about how thinking splits being, right?
01:35:02.160 Go on.
01:35:06.600 Basically, being can never be incorporated by thought because thought always splits it into beings, which makes it intelligible.
01:35:18.340 So there's always something outside the system, right?
01:35:21.440 Yes, it creates the false dichotomy of I-thou,
01:35:26.140 like the false dualism.
01:35:29.280 Another way of thinking of it is that
01:35:32.260 if one side of the brain is synthesizing,
01:35:34.780 the other one is analyzing,
01:35:36.680 as soon as you analyze that whole, the synthesis,
01:35:40.780 it becomes something different, right?
01:35:43.040 It becomes analytic.
01:35:46.740 Does that make sense?
01:35:47.820 I don't know.
01:35:48.340 This is, that's very clear in my mind, but I have a different, you know, background and language in a lot of people.
01:35:55.180 The duality is an illusion.
01:35:59.500 The duality is the false illusion necessary for reality itself to exist.
01:36:06.560 Well, I would just put it in that, in thinking being, you change it.
01:36:11.460 It doesn't mean that being isn't whole and real.
01:36:15.020 It just means that the reality can't be grasped by the human mind.
01:36:18.340 and the fact that we can have language and communication
01:36:22.060 attests to the fact that it is objectively there
01:36:24.920 that we can cooperate in any way
01:36:27.340 that's how I think of it
01:36:28.440 not that the world is an illusion
01:36:30.240 or that when you analyze things
01:36:34.200 you create illusions
01:36:35.040 it's just that there's always something outside
01:36:37.680 you can't grasp existence
01:36:42.440 well when you analyze things you create a model
01:36:45.220 and yeah and the map is not the territory
01:36:49.580 yeah that's another way of putting it yeah
01:36:53.740 you know uh but the map is related to the territory right yeah it's a it's a it's a
01:37:00.580 model of the territory it's used to explain the territory and predict the territory
01:37:05.220 but well when this is why you have multiple types of maps uh like in the simplest sense you know
01:37:14.960 But when you're using Google Maps, you've got the one version that just shows you where all the streets are,
01:37:20.420 and the other which is a photograph of the terrain itself.
01:37:29.420 And both these maps have different uses.
01:37:34.120 There's lots of different maps that you can use to explain territory,
01:37:37.760 and you have to pick the right map, understanding it is not the territory.
01:37:43.900 Yeah.
01:37:44.960 Uh, I was talking with, um, with Walt Bismarck, like one of the big problems we get into as men is that we want, men are prone to building abstract models to explain everything.
01:37:59.960 Whereas women, women are far more prone to focusing on the individual experience, the individual apprehension of the environment.
01:38:10.040 which is
01:38:11.920 one of the things that leads to so much
01:38:13.600 disagreement between men and women
01:38:15.120 yeah
01:38:18.400 no
01:38:21.420 that sounds about right
01:38:22.580 I mean
01:38:23.340 men want to
01:38:26.040 objectify the world so you can create
01:38:28.040 projects and work together
01:38:29.680 right? yes
01:38:30.740 if you're just looking at everything individualistically
01:38:34.060 that's nice and respects
01:38:35.780 everybody's individuality but at the same time
01:38:37.760 you can't build on it
01:38:39.700 right? You can just respect it.
01:38:42.820 What are we drinking
01:38:43.720 tonight? We are drinking
01:38:45.360 Wisers, my go-to.
01:38:54.240 Let's see. Marceau
01:38:55.660 McHugh says culture is becoming more
01:38:57.760 and more feminized. I think it's actually
01:38:59.480 becoming both extremes.
01:39:03.060 Where
01:39:03.380 one of the things I dislike so much
01:39:05.560 about the modern world is
01:39:07.020 how ugly industrial
01:39:09.520 environments look because that's kind of the extreme of the abstract space that only serves
01:39:19.580 a function well i'm actually watching a bunch of interesting videos on that modern architecture and
01:39:27.580 how everybody they're doing studies on it now i think it's called environmental
01:39:32.380 Oh, you're falling away again.
01:39:42.580 There we go.
01:39:52.620 So, to go back to the Toddler's Dream,
01:39:54.380 every system needs a heritage.
01:39:57.580 Oh, you're back.
01:39:58.440 You're back.
01:40:00.220 I know.
01:40:00.680 Every time I talk, I cut out.
01:40:02.220 It's frigging, it's not the why.
01:40:04.680 Anyway.
01:40:05.480 It's like having a YouTube channel.
01:40:06.920 Do you hear anything I'm saying about environmental psychology?
01:40:11.200 We totally missed that.
01:40:14.840 Yeah, it's interesting in architecture.
01:40:16.520 They're doing studies, they call it environmental psychology.
01:40:19.620 Like, they just show why people hate modern architecture.
01:40:25.020 One of the reasons being that houses in classical architecture have a sort of face,
01:40:29.880 like a focal point that is like an abstractly a face
01:40:33.640 and that modern architecture has so many lines straight lines that it's bewildering
01:40:41.120 it's basically like back rooms right yeah uncanny unlike in nature where you've got variation
01:40:48.240 it's too much system like what begging for a heritage it is yeah
01:40:53.660 well
01:40:55.880 like if you look at the history of architecture
01:40:58.940 I think a lot of it is done because it was hard to do
01:41:01.040 like classical architects couldn't
01:41:03.020 make such uniformity
01:41:04.860 and it was like an architectural or
01:41:06.540 more of an engineering theme
01:41:07.960 that had these big skyscrapers that are completely uniform
01:41:10.920 but we don't like it
01:41:13.100 we don't like the way it looks
01:41:14.380 and it's kind of passe
01:41:16.460 yeah it's passe blase that we can do it
01:41:19.120 now so like
01:41:19.940 who cares right
01:41:22.440 rebranded 2024 asks i just got my first serious girlfriend at age 30 am i behind at all
01:41:32.400 i mean well yes but is that a problem yeah exactly yeah that's a good way of putting it
01:41:40.900 like if you got into your first fist fight at 30 yeah you're kind of behind but well you got there
01:41:47.500 what's the problem is she cool
01:41:49.660 does she do it
01:41:53.680 you like her
01:42:00.520 what's that
01:42:01.440 well I better go
01:42:07.920 because my wife who's in the hospital is calling
01:42:09.780 oh shit
01:42:11.360 okay that's important
01:42:12.540 okay bye
01:42:14.980 see ya
01:42:15.660 Jesus, he bails on me just when I need a chance to go get more ice for my drink.
01:42:21.440 What a guy!
01:42:32.820 So let's lean a bit deeper into this title.
01:42:35.680 Every system needs a heretic.
01:42:37.280 Every system generates a heretic.
01:42:40.160 every system that claims
01:42:44.240 to be perfect
01:42:46.020 creates a backdraft
01:42:47.900 it creates a
01:42:49.300 current under the ice
01:42:51.580 that knocks the whole thing over
01:42:53.160 butterfly ballerina says he's right on time
01:43:01.940 with a girlfriend at 30
01:43:03.800 perfect
01:43:05.160 perfect
01:43:06.780 she's a good Christian girl
01:43:13.040 there you freaking go man
01:43:14.960 there you go
01:43:17.200 marry her
01:43:20.880 knock her up
01:43:22.780 make her miserable
01:43:23.540 it'll be great
01:43:24.460 we're entering some pretty wild times
01:43:40.080 right now
01:43:41.440 as I was saying earlier
01:43:44.180 about the
01:43:45.040 the
01:43:50.720 the old system of illusions
01:43:53.180 is falling apart.
01:43:58.780 In fact, one of the greatest illusions
01:44:01.160 that they've been perpetrating upon us
01:44:03.480 is the materialist illusion.
01:44:10.540 Now, one of the things,
01:44:11.900 when it comes to psychic ability,
01:44:14.300 okay, Jesus Christ himself
01:44:17.400 said that no man is a prophet in his hometown.
01:44:23.180 Pointing out that, like, when Christ went back to his hometown, nobody believed he was a prophet, and his miraculous powers were not as miraculous as they normally were.
01:44:40.040 I know to the scientific mind this sounds like a dodge, it sounds like an excuse, but in conditions of extreme skepticism, it doesn't work.
01:44:53.180 Because the act of skepticism...
01:44:57.060 It's not merely skepticism.
01:45:01.060 It's willing the trick to not work.
01:45:08.680 And so the great materialist delusion that we've been under for the past century
01:45:13.600 has been part of the trick.
01:45:17.420 It's been part of the groundwork.
01:45:19.180 The reason that they wanted everybody to be an atheist, to be a materialist, is so that the illusion spells work that much better.
01:45:35.000 And thus we have, 20 years ago, people arguing about the War on Terror, which was manufactured from day one.
01:45:44.500 like how many people
01:45:47.460 still believe the official like well
01:45:49.360 the official narrative of 9-11
01:45:51.600 which official narrative
01:45:53.380 because there are several and none of them
01:45:55.560 are coherent with one another
01:45:56.800 but everybody believed there must be some
01:46:07.260 official narrative
01:46:14.500 Okay, I'm not responding to those comments.
01:46:28.840 Those are funny, though.
01:46:37.480 The materialist spell is falling apart right now.
01:46:40.260 It's not working anymore.
01:46:44.500 We don't believe in the ideology.
01:46:45.760 The ideology, that is the illusion spell.
01:46:55.180 Let me give you a perfect example of this.
01:46:58.220 How many of you are sick of hearing about capitalism?
01:47:04.320 Because I am very, very sick of it.
01:47:07.100 I am sick of hearing every left-wing commentator blaming things on capitalism and patriarchy and all this crap.
01:47:17.100 Like, what do you even mean by that?
01:47:19.440 What even is capitalism?
01:47:26.400 Like, there really is no coherent definition behind these words.
01:47:30.060 It's not...
01:47:32.100 It's a meaningless goddamn term.
01:47:34.880 What is the war on terror?
01:47:37.100 What is terror?
01:47:39.560 If we talk about non-state actors, that means something.
01:47:42.340 If we talk about non-uniformed operatives, that means something.
01:47:49.340 But what is a war on terror?
01:47:57.300 And what the hell is capitalism?
01:47:59.880 is the current structure of corporations
01:48:04.220 where they are required to show a profit for their shareholders.
01:48:08.540 And that goes back to, was it Henry Ford versus,
01:48:12.700 was it Chrysler Motors?
01:48:16.000 It wasn't Chrysler.
01:48:16.580 Was it Dodge?
01:48:17.360 I think it was Dodge.
01:48:22.880 Basically, Dodge sued Henry Ford
01:48:25.540 because Henry Ford was giving his workers a living wage
01:48:29.940 so that they could buy his cars
01:48:31.500 and Dodge sued the Ford Corporation saying
01:48:35.760 you have to make profit for your shareholders.
01:48:40.520 So this psychopathic business style
01:48:43.860 that has dominated corporate life ever since
01:48:47.240 was not inherent to the corporation.
01:48:50.560 nor was the corporation as permanent entity
01:48:56.020 inherent to the free market
01:48:59.400 corporation is something that really started coming online
01:49:04.120 in the, what, 18th, 19th centuries
01:49:07.460 so what the hell is capitalism?
01:49:16.420 is capitalism when a
01:49:18.880 when the company doesn't pay
01:49:21.600 for your daycare
01:49:22.380 it's a meaningless god damn
01:49:25.760 concept it's a boogeyman
01:49:27.520 it's a boogeyman the same way
01:49:29.740 that Islamic
01:49:31.440 terror
01:49:32.140 is a boogeyman
01:49:34.680 cheers
01:49:37.460 super chat from agent
01:49:39.640 agent in the fold
01:49:40.740 I can't see your full name
01:49:42.980 oh hell you listen to
01:49:45.540 bachelor pad economics thank you very
01:49:47.620 much for uh for chipping in it's a fantastic book i strongly recommend bachelor pad economics
01:49:59.460 aaron clary definitely know his knows his shit when he's talking finances
01:50:10.500 see capitalism is about as meaningful of a concept as when we talk about islamic terrorism
01:50:17.620 But the grooming gangs in Britain, that's not Islamic terrorism.
01:50:25.040 It is a product of Islam.
01:50:28.820 Islam has always been about the sexual subjugation and humiliation of Europeans.
01:50:36.100 It's been a vehicle for a racial vendetta against Europeans.
01:50:41.140 but
01:50:46.580 Islamic terrorism
01:50:48.140 is as meaningless as capitalism
01:50:50.260 Marcel says
01:50:56.880 the fact that the ruling classes have not shut down
01:50:58.720 the anti-capitalist talk means that they are not
01:51:00.780 afraid of these people
01:51:01.960 yes, I mean look at every
01:51:04.760 single Amazon series
01:51:06.480 like when you
01:51:07.320 actually Amazon's interesting
01:51:10.200 on the one hand
01:51:11.040 it is a very monopolistic
01:51:14.020 corporation
01:51:16.440 it fits every
01:51:18.900 definition of capitalism
01:51:21.300 is bad
01:51:22.280 although possibly
01:51:29.040 Amazon hasn't
01:51:35.160 really done anything to cause me
01:51:37.140 harm
01:51:37.660 yeah they're kind of monopolistic
01:51:46.380 but it's not like the bookstores beforehand
01:51:48.280 weren't also monopolistic
01:51:50.440 so yeah the whole capitalism thing
01:51:56.760 it means absolutely nothing
01:51:58.240 it's an empty phrase
01:52:00.300 and I'm so
01:52:01.900 anytime somebody says capitalism
01:52:06.360 I just sigh in exhaustion.
01:52:11.340 Because it doesn't mean anything.
01:52:18.460 These illusions are collapsing.
01:52:26.000 Nostasch Nietzsche says the book Hagerism by Patricia Krohn
01:52:30.580 is essential for understanding origins of Islam.
01:52:33.380 look for the PDF online
01:52:36.640 because the hard copy is impossible to get
01:52:38.420 yeah, Islam
01:52:42.080 does not deserve to be called a religion
01:53:00.300 not that there aren't Islamic scholars
01:53:02.860 worthy of studying
01:53:04.860 not that there aren't
01:53:07.660 like the Sufis
01:53:09.420 are very interesting
01:53:10.640 this is not to denounce every single
01:53:13.600 Muslim on the planet, there are people
01:53:15.460 that come out of Islam that are
01:53:17.560 very wise and intelligent
01:53:18.780 but Islam itself is not a wise or
01:53:21.480 intelligent religion
01:53:22.400 but if you're wise and intelligent
01:53:25.300 you're going to take that trash
01:53:27.660 and turn it into something good
01:53:28.860 so the age of pisces was all about founding religions upon the certitude and simplifying
01:53:50.520 them simplifying them creating a canon creating a certitude about them
01:53:58.160 no
01:54:02.900 you know what
01:54:08.640 what we're seeing in fandom
01:54:09.800 these days
01:54:11.180 is
01:54:14.280 a reflection of what we're seeing
01:54:16.740 in religion
01:54:17.540 so
01:54:26.380 So, I'm going to go with Star Wars because this is the stuff I know about.
01:54:32.060 There is a...
01:54:34.180 God, you should look up into canonicity of Star Wars.
01:54:39.320 And there's...
01:54:41.320 All the movies are canon.
01:54:43.640 And there's other parts that are partially canon.
01:54:46.920 And there's this whole pyramid
01:54:49.540 trying to get all the Star Wars
01:54:52.820 to agree with all the other Star Wars.
01:54:56.380 to pretend that there's some sort of coherence
01:55:00.740 between the movies and the video games
01:55:04.840 and the novels and the comic books.
01:55:10.980 There's even this huge thing trying to rationalize
01:55:14.640 when, I think Han Solo said that the Millennium Falcon
01:55:18.520 will do 0.4 past light speed.
01:55:22.380 Which in the first movie when he said that,
01:55:24.580 It was just a throwaway science fiction line.
01:55:28.000 And they built a whole edifice on top of it trying to explain how that makes sense.
01:55:32.800 Or how the Kessel Run was measured in parsecs, which is a measurement of distance.
01:55:45.600 The fact that the first three movies went together so amazingly well is, like, that's lightning in a bottle right there.
01:55:54.580 It's epic that that worked so well.
01:55:59.880 The fact that the next three movies, despite a lot of problems,
01:56:03.960 were still actually good at the end of the day.
01:56:07.420 You know, that really says something.
01:56:09.100 Really says something.
01:56:12.480 But what we're dealing with is a mythology.
01:56:14.680 A mythology that's riffing upon itself.
01:56:17.440 And so, if you look at The Mandalorian,
01:56:19.600 The Mandalorian is a great riffing off the Star Wars mythology.
01:56:22.860 but to try and sit back and rationalize how all of this fits together
01:56:29.660 and all of it makes sense is a fool's errand.
01:56:35.800 There's, you know, I saw a Star Wars comic book cover back when I was a kid.
01:56:43.060 Like, this was back when I was huge into Star Wars,
01:56:45.200 but I looked at this comic book cover and said,
01:56:48.420 yeah, I'm not buying that.
01:56:49.740 and it was a picture of Luke Skywalker standing on an asteroid
01:56:54.040 as a hundred meters away
01:56:56.880 the Millennium Falcon
01:56:58.620 zooped by with all the starfighters
01:57:02.220 and Luke Skywalker was thinking
01:57:03.800 oh no, Han Solo is headed to an ambush
01:57:06.120 and I'm stranded on an asteroid
01:57:07.900 I looked at that cover and said
01:57:14.360 this is beyond ridiculous
01:57:16.660 Like, I understand that Star Wars is a little bit loosey-goosey with the physics, but this is beyond ridiculous.
01:57:29.980 Now, here's the brutal realization that all systems of human knowledge are just as loosey-goosey as the Star Wars canon.
01:57:46.660 we are now entering
01:58:06.880 an age of Aquarius
01:58:08.020 Aquarius is
01:58:11.000 the water bearer
01:58:11.960 it's the
01:58:12.860 fixed
01:58:15.000 air sign
01:58:17.180 It's heavy air.
01:58:19.900 Think about the heavy air of a library.
01:58:23.180 Not the cardinal air of Libra,
01:58:27.060 but the fixed heavy air.
01:58:31.380 It's also the water bearer,
01:58:33.180 where everybody's going to have to be bearing their own water.
01:58:40.820 And this is going to drive a lot of people insane.
01:58:46.540 The current Iranian conflict, it's not heavily divided between left and right, at least not from what I can tell.
01:59:02.380 I haven't seen a stupid left-wing narrative and a stupid right-wing narrative.
01:59:07.540 I've seen lots of different takes, all of which are politically realistic on it.
01:59:16.540 they might be wrong, but they're politically realistic.
01:59:27.360 The current system is no longer providing these one-size-fits-all narratives.
01:59:31.980 The illusion is breaking down.
01:59:34.020 The heretics are taking over.
01:59:43.160 No support for the Epstein War.
01:59:45.060 And that's the thing underlying all of this.
01:59:47.660 Like, the great reveal of the Epstein.
01:59:52.320 That's all been faked the entire time.
01:59:56.040 And so, what are people going to do next?
01:59:58.280 Are they going to embrace the next illusion?
02:00:02.160 A lot of them will.
02:00:03.940 But the illusions, it's not going to be two versions of the same illusion.
02:00:10.080 Like the previous left-right dynamic,
02:00:12.520 they were the two versions of the same illusion.
02:00:20.160 Like when you get right down to it,
02:00:22.160 either the war was racist,
02:00:23.980 or we have to fight the terrorists over there.
02:00:27.960 Those are the two versions of the same thing.
02:00:35.820 Whereas now, what the hell is going on?
02:00:37.680 Nobody even knows.
02:00:39.320 Operation A-Pack Fury
02:00:43.380 So my most recent video was
02:00:53.100 Revelation of the Method
02:00:54.040 And one of the things I've been
02:00:59.480 One of the questions that's been
02:01:03.700 I don't fully grok this
02:01:09.680 yet. And by the way
02:01:11.660 that's a term from Robert Heinlein
02:01:13.900 I'm not talking about the
02:01:15.220 AI based upon Robert Heinlein
02:01:17.380 But one of the things I am trying to
02:01:23.640 grok is that
02:01:25.160 stage magic and
02:01:27.280 actual magic are the
02:01:29.600 same thing
02:01:30.400 it's just about the methodology
02:01:35.240 part of the big problems people have
02:01:45.980 with actual magic is that
02:01:48.180 there is this foundational trigger
02:01:50.360 it's tricking people into finding the truth
02:01:52.780 it's the
02:01:56.140 you know
02:01:57.740 maybe the real gnosis was the
02:02:00.560 friends we made along the way.
02:02:03.480 Like, that's kind of
02:02:04.620 a trick to actual magic,
02:02:07.020 to actual
02:02:07.680 reality manipulation.
02:02:14.240 Which I know in the current paradigm that is
02:02:16.380 simultaneously derivative
02:02:17.900 and unsatisfying.
02:02:25.980 Which is why I'm having trouble
02:02:27.480 putting it into words in the right manner.
02:02:40.260 One of the things that really blew my mind with the Epstein
02:02:42.960 reveal, the revelation of the method, with the prestige
02:02:47.600 of releasing the Epstein files
02:02:51.180 was that it wasn't Compromat.
02:02:57.480 The Compromat was implied, but it wasn't about the Compromat.
02:03:04.000 you know i went i once played in a call of cthulhu campaign
02:03:13.120 where the setup was there were 666 people brought to this island where they were going to summon
02:03:21.440 cthulhu and the 666 were thrown into a battle royale to all murder one another
02:03:27.980 and we're trying to figure out oh 666 what's going on it had nothing to do with anything
02:03:39.160 in fact the battle royale wasn't even necessary to summon Cthulhu right like the whole summoning
02:03:47.180 Cthulhu had already been taken care of the 666 that was just like Ardennes that was just an
02:03:55.040 ironic joke like the christian symbolism had nothing to do with cthulhu the people
02:04:01.120 summoning cthulhu just thought it would be funny to also sacrifice 666 people while they summoned
02:04:08.700 cthulhu and that's kind of what the child abuse is in the epstein files
02:04:16.280 it wasn't about child abuse it was about networking
02:04:20.680 uh by the way here's a free 12 year old
02:04:24.900 it's so much worse
02:04:34.280 the entire 20th century feels like a psy-op looking back and yes
02:04:50.440 exactly, it was.
02:04:52.360 It was all a goddamn
02:04:54.280 psyop. It was all
02:04:56.400 a manufactured reality. Like, the whole
02:04:58.460 materialist presumptions of the
02:05:00.420 20th century.
02:05:07.960 Now, why might that be? He says
02:05:10.540 before he goes to get more
02:05:12.580 ice, I will be back as quickly as
02:05:14.520 possible.
02:05:20.440 Thank you.
02:05:50.440 Amen.
02:06:20.440 So what was the 20th century?
02:06:50.440 I don't know.
02:07:20.440 So in the 18th century, we saw the consolidation of Europe.
02:07:31.020 We saw the end game of the Game of Thrones, the establishment of international rules,
02:07:42.560 and the ascension of the banking cartels, who, as we discussed at the start of this stream,
02:07:48.140 bankers had been betrayed so many times
02:07:51.860 by the European monarchs
02:07:53.520 that they kind of came to the conclusion that
02:07:57.120 well, if they're going to betray us all the time
02:08:00.140 I guess we had better rule this shit.
02:08:07.080 Cool.
02:08:08.020 Big L's going to call back.
02:08:15.220 The 19th century
02:08:16.700 is when the bankers began consolidating.
02:08:22.500 The Napoleonic Wars were a consolidation.
02:08:27.600 They were used as a consolidation.
02:08:29.260 We also saw these philosophies taken over, human rights, etc.
02:08:33.220 But the bankers started consolidating.
02:08:35.800 They played both sides of Napoleon versus Britain.
02:08:39.980 and whoever won, they worked for the bankers.
02:08:50.000 Then after taking such great control of Britain, of the naval empire,
02:08:56.720 the bankers then made sure, through World War I and II,
02:09:03.420 that the land empire would never be a problem.
02:09:06.760 So they destroyed Russia with communism, and they goaded Germany into destroying itself twice in two world wars.
02:09:23.180 So we actually had a world empire at this point, but every system needs a heretic.
02:09:31.540 Every principle needs an anti-principle.
02:09:34.260 the alchemical formula
02:09:37.220 needs to be balanced on both sides
02:09:39.720 and simultaneously
02:09:43.180 we're developing all these new technologies
02:09:45.160 mostly psychological
02:09:46.160 we're developing the way to manipulate
02:09:48.980 the population to control what people think
02:09:51.500 in a far more
02:09:53.280 effective way than religion used to
02:09:54.940 so we got rid of religion
02:09:57.100 and developed ideology
02:09:58.940 and we've been maintaining a pendulum swing
02:10:03.900 between left and right, masculine and feminine,
02:10:07.760 communist-capitalist.
02:10:11.340 But the pendulum has gotten so violent
02:10:13.840 that it has begun to break.
02:10:23.360 Which is kind of where we're finding ourselves now.
02:10:26.620 And at the same time, we are
02:10:29.340 we're definitely reaching some limits
02:10:37.700 upon what we can harvest from the natural world.
02:10:48.440 And we're also getting the problem that we have so many unfunded liabilities.
02:10:54.200 We have, how much of our frickin' money goes to fund ADIQ children going through school?
02:11:03.680 How much money do we devote trying to lift up people that can't be uplifted?
02:11:17.540 And yes, Marcel, Westphalia.
02:11:19.460 As soon as the Game of Thrones becomes codified into law, that's when you know that it's over.
02:11:32.120 Westphalia was the beginning of the end of intra-European monarch competition.
02:11:44.420 We are no longer, it was no longer kings competing with one another.
02:11:48.060 it was now the system
02:11:50.760 competing
02:11:52.480 which group of alliances
02:11:54.380 can out alliance the others
02:11:57.020 and
02:12:11.180 Jesus the next few years
02:12:13.060 are going to be really interesting guys
02:12:14.680 the past two blood moons
02:12:25.920 have been the most interesting time
02:12:27.640 like in the past six months
02:12:29.600 everything's fallen apart
02:12:30.660 like the hangover
02:12:36.060 like the hangover from
02:12:37.480 the COVID
02:12:39.440 overreaction
02:12:41.960 is finally
02:12:43.640 settling home.
02:13:01.720 Yeah, we're...
02:13:02.920 The Cold War. Yeah, we've got nuclear fucking bombs.
02:13:06.580 We've got weapons that can destroy the planet.
02:13:10.280 We've got AI algorithms.
02:13:13.640 They can nudge tactic you into everything.
02:13:19.920 The, uh, listen, the Great Society worked, okay?
02:13:26.120 Following World War II, the Great Society worked, except it didn't.
02:13:31.440 It made everything worse, and the UN right now is just trying to be the Great Society 2.0
02:13:37.200 with AI nudge tactics and universal socialism and open borders.
02:13:43.640 One of the great puzzles I keep trying to figure out is why do these people not understand that not all human capital is made the same?
02:13:57.960 That IQ is a real thing, and replacing Europeans with third-worlders is not going to make things great.
02:14:03.560 there's an argument that what the
02:14:11.800 elite are trying to do right now
02:14:14.080 is turn humanity
02:14:15.680 into a eusocial species
02:14:18.180 to turn us
02:14:20.100 into slave making ant
02:14:22.020 colonies
02:14:22.480 where the small number
02:14:26.000 of elites
02:14:26.900 reproduce
02:14:28.480 and control
02:14:30.720 while the rest of us are worker ants.
02:14:35.700 And thus they're replacing the
02:14:37.720 independent, creative European populations
02:14:41.320 with the
02:14:44.760 slave societies of the second and third world.
02:14:55.440 But I don't, that's not,
02:14:57.840 it's not going to happen.
02:15:00.720 I really don't think it's going to happen.
02:15:04.240 AI is already eating its own tail.
02:15:17.720 And what's the point of being an elite
02:15:19.360 when your slaves don't even know how to wash their own hands?
02:15:30.720 I don't even think it's that they consciously want to be a eusocial insect species.
02:15:44.000 I think it's a product of the innate structures of their control systems.
02:15:49.360 and thus we finally get to the point of this title
02:15:56.240 that this system is creating heretics
02:15:59.780 faster than it's creating useful slaves
02:16:02.200 you got back just at the right time
02:16:07.540 this system is creating heretics
02:16:12.260 faster than it's creating useful slaves
02:16:14.400 Slaves
02:16:20.940 Slaves, yeah
02:16:23.700 Like the
02:16:25.240 It seems like the inherent structure
02:16:27.180 Of
02:16:28.040 The inherent goal
02:16:33.420 Of the structures that the elites are using
02:16:35.720 Is to attempt to
02:16:37.580 Create a used social
02:16:39.540 Version of the human species
02:16:41.180 This is part of the reason why there's such
02:16:43.600 a push to replace whites
02:16:45.540 with third-worlders, because the third-worlders
02:16:48.140 are much closer to being
02:16:50.100 you social worker ants.
02:16:55.560 Yeah.
02:16:58.100 However, this system creates its own
02:17:00.000 heretics.
02:17:06.400 Yeah.
02:17:07.480 I think we just need a return of Christendom.
02:17:11.040 I...
02:17:11.840 worry that Christendom
02:17:14.720 is the white man's
02:17:16.300 spirit dance.
02:17:21.360 I don't think so.
02:17:22.940 Are we still online or are you just
02:17:24.500 chatting now? No, no, we're
02:17:26.620 still streaming.
02:17:29.180 Okay. I mean, Christianity
02:17:30.760 has been mostly skin suited.
02:17:32.260 Yeah, I don't know.
02:17:37.680 We'll see.
02:17:38.760 Mostly what? It's been mostly
02:17:40.280 skin-suited. We'll see if Archbishop Pagano
02:17:42.400 manages to
02:17:44.300 retake Rome. I'd fight in that man's
02:17:46.440 army.
02:17:49.640 I don't agree with that
02:17:51.860 er-human thing, but
02:17:54.340 it's just like, the more I read
02:17:56.320 about the history,
02:17:58.280 about the Crusades and things like that, it's just
02:18:00.260 like, of course the rulers
02:18:02.160 don't want this. They don't want fervent
02:18:04.300 believers in Christ, like
02:18:06.100 the kill-to-death ratio
02:18:08.420 of Saracens to crusaders
02:18:10.500 is it's always like
02:18:12.200 10 to 1, 20 to 1
02:18:14.200 oh god
02:18:15.060 that would be so glorious
02:18:19.020 they know what they're fighting for
02:18:20.040 what's that?
02:18:21.500 that would be so glorious
02:18:22.520 well it just makes so much
02:18:26.320 and they always get betrayed from within
02:18:28.460 right? that's what happens
02:18:29.820 it's like
02:18:31.520 there's always some traitor that
02:18:34.360 fucks everything up
02:18:36.120 whenever the Christians are unified
02:18:38.280 it's just like it's just no contest and why wouldn't it be right what are your options to uh
02:18:43.420 to be like to be a slave like the christian slaves of course were worse treated than the
02:18:53.640 the average everyday muslim but uh you know the power structure is so oppressive in those regimes
02:19:01.760 you know individual human dignity is a very christian concept and they try to
02:19:12.400 ape at it with secular humanism but it just doesn't stick
02:19:15.000 because if there's no like glorious afterlife then what why why bother you really just want
02:19:24.760 to get toys a whole bunch of toys and then not bring them with you like what's the incentive
02:19:29.380 Oh, yeah, that's not a competing structure.
02:19:33.780 The big difficulty we have with Christianity is that it doesn't deal with level 6 very well.
02:19:42.060 It's been traditionally very hostile to people at very, very high states.
02:19:50.340 Because Christianity itself has been a control structure.
02:19:59.380 I suppose so. I don't really remember all the levels. There's too many of them.
02:20:03.260 There's only like nine.
02:20:04.000 I don't remember the memory.
02:20:05.940 I mean, there's 15 if you want to expand it, but there's only nine basic levels.
02:20:11.740 Yeah.
02:20:16.040 I think what we need to do is get more people at level eight.
02:20:19.920 So, level eight is like seeing everything as holograms.
02:20:25.260 like when you start talking to a person
02:20:27.940 it's like you're looking at a stained glass
02:20:30.340 window like you can't
02:20:32.140 quite see what's behind the stained glass
02:20:34.100 window but as you move left
02:20:36.140 to right and you have experience from the person
02:20:38.260 you start glimpsing more and more of the things behind
02:20:40.260 them and you're
02:20:42.080 very well aware of all the stuff behind
02:20:44.160 you and that you are just a stained
02:20:46.240 glass window and you
02:20:48.180 realize that there's certain angles
02:20:50.080 of refraction where
02:20:52.120 communication can happen
02:20:53.360 we need to get more people up to level eight
02:21:00.540 yeah i think we should get more people price built how about that one no that's level four
02:21:09.440 oh okay oh jeebers gotta get way higher than that level five is capitalism level six is being a
02:21:21.300 hippie level seven is being a responsible mature right winger and level eight is beyond good and
02:21:32.000 evil everything's okay so there's uh level three is nice level four is mean level five is nice
02:21:45.280 Well, level 6 is even nicer.
02:21:48.400 Level 7 is mean.
02:21:50.020 Level 8 is beyond nice and mean.
02:21:54.260 Thank you.
02:21:56.480 Who is a high-level person whom Christianity wasn't kind to?
02:22:03.360 Well, who is a high-level person?
02:22:05.720 Aquinas.
02:22:06.880 Like Christ?
02:22:08.240 I'm like, what?
02:22:08.880 Yeah, Christ was genius.
02:22:13.880 Christ was max level.
02:22:15.280 Christ was max state
02:22:20.700 and max level.
02:22:27.060 Aquinas
02:22:27.820 was
02:22:31.020 I don't know if he was high state.
02:22:34.540 He was high level.
02:22:43.280 Who was it
02:22:44.040 meeting to though?
02:22:45.280 It was very mean to the
02:22:49.200 last master of the
02:22:51.480 order of the Templars, that's for sure.
02:22:54.060 Yes, actually, the
02:22:55.240 Templars were actually starting to get
02:22:57.140 into some high state shit.
02:23:00.980 Oh, yeah.
02:23:01.980 One of my favorite facts from that book
02:23:03.640 was the Pope wanted
02:23:05.700 to canonize some of the
02:23:07.800 Templars, but they all
02:23:09.740 refused because the Templars were one.
02:23:12.800 So I didn't think
02:23:13.480 Any of them.
02:23:14.560 Any of them saints is not proper.
02:23:17.520 So, what the Catholic Church kind of did was create the monasteries as a place to...
02:23:24.080 The monasteries were full of losers and extremely high-level people who would disrupt the equilibrium.
02:23:37.560 Because, like, when you start getting to a high state, when Christians start getting to a high state,
02:23:42.080 They start realizing that they are also Christ, which sounds a lot like heresy when you're
02:23:47.880 trying to hold the fucking King of France accountable for whatever the hell is in the
02:23:54.400 interest of the Catholic Church.
02:24:00.440 So, Christianity created a place for high state people, but they mostly got pushed into
02:24:05.180 it.
02:24:06.560 Here's an example.
02:24:08.060 Who's the guy that does all the prophecies?
02:24:12.080 Oh, I forget.
02:24:13.780 Joan of Arc, there you go.
02:24:15.540 Joan of Arc is an example of a person at a very high state level that was punished by the church for it.
02:24:31.920 Christianity doesn't really know what to do with high state people.
02:24:36.660 The history of Christianity has a lot of episodes of people that are very Christ-like being persecuted.
02:24:42.080 There's tons of examples.
02:24:46.180 And the problem with stage six is, or level six,
02:24:49.800 is like level six is where you have to make your own mistakes.
02:24:56.040 And Christianity isn't very good with people making their own mistakes.
02:25:02.360 Which is kind of the difficulty we're dealing with right now.
02:25:09.320 Yeah, I haven't seen The Last Temptation of Christ.
02:25:11.220 to watch that movie.
02:25:17.460 What I'd like to see
02:25:18.700 is people getting up to level
02:25:21.160 8, where they
02:25:23.160 move beyond, like
02:25:25.140 level 8 is beyond good and evil.
02:25:27.560 Level 8 is a lot like
02:25:29.260 when you have
02:25:31.440 the chemical
02:25:33.200 formula in front of you,
02:25:35.260 you know, like, damn, I need to look up
02:25:37.340 what the hell this is called.
02:25:39.160 But you remember in high school, you have the chemical formula
02:25:41.180 on the one side you have the hydrogen atoms
02:25:43.500 and the oxygen atoms
02:25:44.520 on the other side you have H2O plus heat
02:25:47.460 mass balance equation
02:25:50.920 yeah level 8's a lot like that
02:25:53.240 where
02:25:54.500 this situation
02:25:57.440 like this situation
02:25:59.680 contains these chemical elements
02:26:01.320 and
02:26:02.600 these are the different ways these chemical
02:26:05.440 elements can be combined or dissolved
02:26:07.480 solvate et coagula
02:26:09.100 and
02:26:11.480 which will lead to the next situation
02:26:13.500 the next situation
02:26:14.400 like now the level 3
02:26:16.360 is that like that's the first level
02:26:19.220 where you figure out that you can do things
02:26:20.960 and they tend to be fairly psychopathic
02:26:23.760 and manipulative about shit
02:26:24.980 whereas level 8 you're seeing
02:26:27.040 all of the chemical equations all at once
02:26:29.340 and you're making destiny choices
02:26:35.780 you're choosing between destinies
02:26:38.480 Like, if you make, if you turn the hydrogen and oxygen, if you turn that into water, well, there's going to be a lot of heat released.
02:26:45.600 Okay, do you want the heat released?
02:26:47.600 Do you want water?
02:26:49.720 Where does it go after that?
02:26:52.260 And so this is not a good, evil question.
02:26:54.980 This is not a nice, not nice question.
02:27:00.340 It's a question of what are we going to do with the situation.
02:27:03.820 and what are you going to manifest in yourself
02:27:09.320 what part of you are you going to bring forth
02:27:13.700 to create this or the other
02:27:15.600 this is
02:27:20.320 Homath kind of describes it as
02:27:23.460 level 8 is realizing I am not the camera
02:27:26.320 I'm the spotlight
02:27:27.520 another way of putting this
02:27:33.420 is, well, I heard a great description, the ego, the ego is a barking dog that can't tell
02:27:43.640 the difference between a criminal and the mailman. The ego is a barking dog protecting
02:27:50.460 the property. Well, okay, so what's the property? Well, the property would be the higher self.
02:27:55.720 and one of the things I've been
02:28:00.900 leaning into lately is that
02:28:02.420 the person talking right now
02:28:04.920 the voice talking
02:28:06.040 that's not me
02:28:09.400 that's my ego
02:28:10.860 this is the barking dog talking right now
02:28:13.580 I'm actually not the person
02:28:17.340 I am the ego
02:28:18.640 and when you realize that you are the ego
02:28:24.660 Okay, alright, let me rewind a bit.
02:28:33.400 So, Big L.
02:28:37.180 Yeah?
02:28:37.920 Your body is having experiences right now.
02:28:40.180 You've been driving for a while, maybe your knees are sore, etc, etc.
02:28:43.780 Maybe you're hungry, maybe you've got a sore stomach.
02:28:47.620 You are not your body.
02:28:48.760 you inhabit your body
02:28:54.040 but you are not your body
02:28:55.080 yeah if you believe in the separation
02:28:59.960 of the soul
02:29:00.880 your body's part of you
02:29:03.660 it's an absolutely crucial thing
02:29:05.920 to consider
02:29:06.500 it's not an either or
02:29:08.860 it's an and
02:29:10.340 but you're not your body
02:29:13.000 like if you're hungry, if you're grumpy
02:29:15.580 if you're tired, you are these things
02:29:17.720 but they're not you
02:29:18.720 then you get the emotional state
02:29:21.860 you are not your emotions
02:29:25.640 emotions are things you experience
02:29:27.860 emotions are waves moving over your mind
02:29:31.620 you are not your ideas or beliefs
02:29:35.560 ideas are waveforms moving over the mind
02:29:40.280 next level
02:29:44.260 you are not your goals
02:29:46.200 you can change your goals
02:29:48.840 if you can change your goals
02:29:50.600 you are not your goals
02:29:52.380 you are the eternal observer
02:29:55.440 and yes
02:30:05.020 so your dress sheet
02:30:07.000 points out what the body does affects the soul
02:30:09.140 and what the soul does affects the body
02:30:10.360 as above so below as within so without
02:30:12.720 exactly that's level 7
02:30:15.240 Level 7 is when you realize that I am.
02:30:18.560 There's part of me that's physical.
02:30:22.960 Yeah, I was just talking to the Bohemian Artho about this.
02:30:28.200 That, like, there's a level of the relationship.
02:30:32.060 There's the gross physical attraction.
02:30:36.760 Right?
02:30:37.100 So, like, physical attraction.
02:30:41.200 Emotional congruence.
02:30:43.200 intellectual agreement, goal
02:30:47.320 alignment, and
02:30:50.020 I mean, if you really know what you're doing
02:30:53.580 telepathy and union of self
02:30:59.080 and self
02:31:00.280 as above, so below, as below, so above
02:31:12.580 as within, so without, as without, so within.
02:31:18.920 You alter the internal, you alter the external.
02:31:22.940 You alter the external, you alter the internal.
02:31:27.740 That's level 7, where you see all of this.
02:31:32.640 And level 8 is when you realize they're all holograms.
02:31:36.160 That the smallest piece contains the largest piece,
02:31:39.500 and the largest piece contains the smallest piece.
02:31:42.580 What do you think, Big Al?
02:31:52.180 Yeah.
02:31:55.860 Yeah, it's alright, I guess.
02:31:58.940 I don't go in on the whole math as hard as you do, but yeah, it kind of goes back to what we were talking about with the synthesis and the analysis.
02:32:07.280 the thing about
02:32:11.540 saying you're not all these things
02:32:13.200 is you're just carving up
02:32:15.280 pieces of the self
02:32:16.200 and if you carve up enough pieces then there's no self
02:32:19.340 left and you're like what is it
02:32:21.360 thou art god
02:32:23.900 you lose what
02:32:24.900 yeah
02:32:25.900 okay or the temple
02:32:29.040 that god dwells in
02:32:31.360 can dwell in
02:32:34.560 so
02:32:36.480 your waifu John Ciri said
02:32:39.500 you will know who you are
02:32:41.480 by knowing who you are not
02:32:43.340 that is the shadow
02:32:46.900 right there
02:32:48.200 who you are and who you are not
02:32:51.580 and that
02:32:53.300 the more you are who you are
02:32:54.940 the more your shadow grows
02:32:57.320 which I think
02:32:58.480 I think you understand this
02:33:00.560 John Ciri I think you get this
02:33:03.060 but the
02:33:04.720 you need to dance
02:33:06.900 with your shadow
02:33:07.920 who you are needs to dance
02:33:10.980 with who you are not
02:33:13.080 it can't be your enemy
02:33:16.180 the dualism of self and other
02:33:21.040 solvée et coagula
02:33:25.580 you need to bring them back together
02:33:28.120 when you bring back self and other
02:33:31.560 that's when you possess
02:33:35.680 the philosopher's stone
02:33:37.380 I don't know is this too far out
02:33:46.120 big L
02:33:46.540 well
02:33:51.540 it's a bunch of stuff that I'm not
02:33:53.320 too big on
02:33:54.600 my heart was removed during the last blood moon
02:34:03.580 and replaced with the philosopher's stone
02:34:05.080 I've got liquid rock
02:34:07.900 where my heart used to be
02:34:09.720 it allows me to transmute lead into gold
02:34:15.220 strange place to be
02:34:21.180 I will admit
02:34:22.380 Solve et coagula
02:34:28.120 is
02:34:28.680 Yodreshi asks
02:34:33.220 Solve et coagula
02:34:34.600 it's Latin for
02:34:36.600 dissolve and reform
02:34:38.200 so to purify
02:34:41.000 steel you
02:34:42.700 melt it
02:34:43.560 which is the
02:34:45.580 well you heat it that's the negredo
02:34:48.380 you melt and purify it
02:34:50.980 you remove all the foreign elements
02:34:52.760 that's the albedo
02:34:53.680 and then you re-solidify it
02:34:55.800 that's the rubedo
02:34:57.800 and Baphomet for the record
02:35:02.940 is a mistranslation
02:35:05.620 of Muhammad
02:35:07.200 early crusaders heard Muhammad
02:35:10.880 and mistranslated as Baphomet
02:35:13.500 Muhammad, Baphomet
02:35:15.820 Baphomet is not an
02:35:21.240 Do you know what they call
02:35:22.320 Yeah
02:35:24.340 Do you know what the Tartars
02:35:25.480 Oh the whole Tartarian thing
02:35:28.140 Yeah
02:35:28.940 I didn't know that
02:35:31.840 Tartars, it was the Mongols, they called them the Tartars
02:35:34.100 Because they thought they were from hell
02:35:35.100 They might as well be from hell, they were so vicious
02:35:37.180 Oh
02:35:37.500 The anti-civilization
02:35:43.180 There's a whole thing about the Tartaria conspiracy
02:35:45.600 which is so far, it's like more nonsensical than flat earth.
02:35:53.340 It is literally more nonsensical than flat earth.
02:36:01.640 So Solvus Coagula is one of the principles of alchemy,
02:36:07.440 and alchemy is not opposed to Christianity at all.
02:36:11.520 Hermes Trismegistus is reputed to be
02:36:15.940 a contemporary of Moses
02:36:17.540 there both is and isn't
02:36:27.660 a Prisca Theosophia
02:36:29.320 what there is is an infinite
02:36:35.820 fractal abyss
02:36:37.440 and
02:36:42.420 yeah
02:36:45.260 I don't know what you do with that
02:36:47.420 there's an infinite fractal
02:36:49.180 over abyss
02:36:50.120 on one side is great
02:36:55.300 intimacy, on the other side
02:36:57.120 is confrontation with the divine
02:36:59.400 and I don't think
02:37:01.440 either of those things are
02:37:02.820 evil
02:37:03.940 I mean, alright
02:37:09.100 Big L, have you seen
02:37:10.820 God's thumbprint?
02:37:15.300 Uh, I think you mentioned that before
02:37:17.180 Is that like the Mandelbrot set
02:37:19.420 or something like that? Yes, the Mandelbrot set
02:37:21.160 Is that good or evil?
02:37:27.080 It's just a pattern
02:37:28.100 And yet it's infinite and it's everywhere
02:37:31.000 and it's everything and nothing can escape it
02:37:33.940 so you've got the
02:37:41.140 like the original
02:37:42.440 conception of
02:37:45.860 monotheism
02:37:46.960 comes from
02:37:50.140 sorry give me a sec
02:37:54.020 I can never remember his name
02:37:55.620 Pythagoras
02:37:57.260 how familiar are you with the Pythagorean cult
02:38:00.560 pretty familiar
02:38:03.900 I think it was perimenities before that, though.
02:38:06.020 But anyway, I won't to derail you.
02:38:09.020 Yeah, the original concept of monotheism comes from,
02:38:16.200 well, to sum it up, irrational numbers.
02:38:20.020 So one of the ridiculous concepts that's been popular these days
02:38:24.840 is the idea of simulation theory, that we're in a simulated universe.
02:38:33.900 How could you fit irrational numbers in a simulated universe?
02:38:43.780 I don't know.
02:38:45.800 So, irrational numbers...
02:38:48.800 Irrational numbers are really interesting because they cannot be expressed as a fraction.
02:38:56.800 Now, when you pull out your pocket calculator and you pull out the number pi,
02:39:01.840 actually what you're getting is a fraction
02:39:04.500 there's a few
02:39:08.700 fractions, I forget what they are
02:39:11.080 is it like 22 over
02:39:13.160 8 or something like that
02:39:14.680 no, it's not
02:39:16.360 it's something like that
02:39:18.860 where if you make this fraction
02:39:21.120 or 22 over 7, I don't know
02:39:23.300 it gets really really
02:39:25.280 close to pi
02:39:26.240 yeah
02:39:29.980 and there's other
02:39:32.340 and pi is everywhere
02:39:34.820 like anytime you have a circle
02:39:36.680 you have pi
02:39:37.620 and there's other fractions
02:39:40.400 there's the golden ratio which is the square root of 2
02:39:42.780 which is also an irrational number
02:39:44.240 and
02:39:45.000 and you don't get to have
02:39:48.140 a nautilus shell
02:39:50.640 without square root
02:39:52.780 of 2
02:39:53.160 you get things like the
02:39:56.240 Fibonacci sequence are the
02:39:58.700 extroverted version uh i believe it's the extroverted version of group two could be wrong
02:40:05.100 on that don't quote me and the fibonacci sequence is how trees grow leaves like the fibonacci
02:40:14.300 sequence is absolutely everywhere nature constantly uses irrational numbers as a shortcut
02:40:22.820 to be economically efficient.
02:40:29.440 And so all these plants
02:40:31.220 are tapping into a number
02:40:33.480 with an infinite number
02:40:34.840 of digits behind it.
02:40:38.080 Like the building blocks of reality
02:40:40.340 involve an infinite number of digits.
02:40:44.900 How the hell do you build
02:40:47.520 a synthetic reality
02:40:49.320 where things are constantly tapping into an infinite number of digits.
02:41:00.900 You see what I'm saying, Big L?
02:41:05.020 Yeah.
02:41:07.080 Like, when you're making a video game,
02:41:09.020 you only use pi to, like, to five digits or something.
02:41:13.240 Not infinity.
02:41:15.000 Yeah.
02:41:16.200 I think the whole simulation theory is just, uh,
02:41:19.320 backlash against science showing that things like evolutionary theory has large problems
02:41:27.320 and our current scientific uh paradigm has large problems so that that could point to
02:41:37.160 a creator well that's what pythagoras was pointing towards so it's like oh because i
02:41:43.480 mean simulation is basically saying that there's that we're created beings but you're taking god
02:41:48.280 out of the equation so
02:41:49.420 or at least
02:41:51.500 having a
02:41:53.320 an empty player
02:41:55.820 with no character
02:41:57.980 being the god that created it
02:42:00.200 well what Pythagoras is pointing out
02:42:04.060 is that
02:42:05.700 the simulation
02:42:07.400 could only be created by god
02:42:10.440 like a
02:42:11.560 human or a super genius
02:42:14.380 human creating a simulation
02:42:16.540 would not use pi with infinite digits.
02:42:21.100 They would not use root 2 with infinite digits.
02:42:23.340 There would be no irrational numbers.
02:42:28.860 And so when we look at irrational numbers,
02:42:32.080 when we look at the Mandelbrot equation,
02:42:34.760 that is glimpsing God.
02:42:38.220 At the end of that infinite tunnel
02:42:40.980 is where you find the eye of God watching us.
02:42:46.540 The problem is this is not particularly satisfying, especially not to people in the Bronze Age.
02:42:52.780 So, they took the Mandelbrot equation, gave it a beard, and a golden throne, and called that God.
02:43:08.960 Okay.
02:43:11.240 And when guys like the Knights...
02:43:12.760 Hey, it's a couple of kids too late.
02:43:13.840 Huh?
02:43:14.420 Sorry, what's that?
02:43:15.260 I was going to say, I don't get into the math that much, but I do remember seeing something about how pi can be turned into a rational number.
02:43:28.700 We used a different base system in our math, which I thought was kind of interesting.
02:43:33.320 It can't. That guy's a liar.
02:43:35.340 My brother, I know that that is true.
02:43:41.420 I have faith
02:43:43.940 and I believe that Christ came back
02:43:46.320 from the dead
02:43:46.880 I know as a matter of fact that's true
02:43:49.720 that's false
02:43:50.800 irrational numbers seriously fuck up reality
02:43:58.620 Ed Girdle's incompleteness theorem
02:44:02.560 I don't really have a
02:44:03.920 I don't really have a dog in the
02:44:05.660 game or whatever you call it
02:44:07.920 in that topic but yeah okay
02:44:09.520 Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem
02:44:12.060 is another aspect of this
02:44:14.420 there are
02:44:15.760 this reality
02:44:18.660 requires something beyond
02:44:20.260 the infinite
02:44:21.000 for this reality to exist
02:44:24.360 and
02:44:26.540 that is God
02:44:27.680 that eternal watcher
02:44:30.460 is God and every action
02:44:32.440 we perform is a sacrifice
02:44:34.140 upon the altar of what we show God
02:44:36.320 and the
02:44:38.020 question becomes
02:44:40.120 what do we put
02:44:42.360 upon that altar?
02:44:46.080 Do we put holy things or propane things?
02:44:50.980 Do we create
02:44:52.180 cathedrals or do we build
02:44:54.200 ugly box houses?
02:45:00.740 Yeah.
02:45:02.880 Cave cave
02:45:03.920 deus v deus.
02:45:04.840 You know, it's
02:45:05.920 yeah it's interesting i think there is a renaissance of beautiful buildings coming
02:45:12.800 i think so too i did see it where i was i was living last i won't say where i was living but
02:45:21.480 living in a place where they uh it was all new builds and they were all they weren't like
02:45:26.780 perfectly traditional but it was definitely like a fusion of modern uh space efficiency
02:45:34.360 and old
02:45:36.260 classical design.
02:45:40.780 Does that make sense?
02:45:42.840 No.
02:45:44.440 Like big apartment buildings
02:45:46.500 that still have beautiful facades
02:45:47.880 and kind of look like classical
02:45:49.960 buildings.
02:45:52.120 I mean, well, Solvay and Coagula
02:45:53.980 bring the opposites together.
02:45:55.860 I was just going to say that.
02:45:57.420 I was just going to say that they're still a bit boxy.
02:45:59.260 Yeah, I was just reading some
02:46:05.500 prophecies about the horrors
02:46:09.020 that are in store for us.
02:46:13.240 By early morning
02:46:15.260 light I see
02:46:17.040 the pains that are
02:46:19.680 reserved for me.
02:46:23.200 How's that song go?
02:46:26.380 Well, I don't know.
02:46:29.260 Um, I'm gonna, I gotta look this up.
02:46:39.120 I'm getting hotlines.
02:46:41.600 Lyrics! I want the lyrics!
02:46:48.840 Bear with me, it's gonna be worth it.
02:46:55.680 These are not lyrics, this is some, oh my fucking god.
02:46:59.260 you just want the freaking lyrics to a song
02:47:07.780 it has to make sure i'm human first
02:47:12.420 click on that
02:47:15.420 through early morning fog i see visions of the things to be the pains that are withheld for me
02:47:27.740 I realize and I can see
02:47:32.080 That suicide is painless
02:47:36.640 It brings on many changes
02:47:40.180 And I can take or leave it
02:47:43.480 If I please
02:47:45.780 You know this song, right?
02:47:48.820 The game of life is hard to play
02:47:52.120 I'm gonna lose it anyway
02:47:55.400 The losing card I'll someday lay
02:47:59.560 So this is all I have to say
02:48:03.900 The sword of time will pierce our skin
02:48:10.240 It doesn't hurt when it begins
02:48:13.620 But as it works its way on in
02:48:17.220 The pain grows stronger
02:48:19.420 Watch it grin
02:48:21.540 A brave man once requested me
02:48:29.420 To answer questions that are key
02:48:32.820 Is it to be or not to be?
02:48:36.140 And I replied, oh why ask me?
02:48:42.840 Cause suicide is painless
02:48:46.820 It brings on many changes
02:48:50.820 And I can take or leave it
02:48:54.460 If I please
02:48:57.160 Holy shit, that's a fantastic song, isn't it?
02:49:04.860 That's alright
02:49:05.980 That is the MASH theme song for the record
02:49:14.200 Yeah
02:49:20.820 I don't know. It was on to something deep.
02:49:26.720 It was on to something profound.
02:49:30.860 We are entering a very dark
02:49:32.580 time right now, but
02:49:33.880 I feel nothing but joy.
02:49:42.720 We've been in a dark time
02:49:44.360 our whole lives.
02:49:47.360 Our Great Depression
02:49:48.640 is our lives.
02:49:50.820 What are you going to do about it?
02:50:05.080 Are you going to find a bohemian art hoe?
02:50:07.140 Turn her into a wife?
02:50:12.500 That's my plan.
02:50:18.720 Yeah, I...
02:50:20.580 i don't know i just learned more and more about history and how awful things
02:50:27.020 to be that makes me feel better about my life
02:50:30.400 i mean like it's the ultimate i certainly wouldn't want to be a
02:50:41.960 sorry i keep going go ahead
02:50:44.400 i well i mean i don't want to keep coming back to it i got on my brain
02:50:50.420 this book. I certainly wouldn't want
02:50:52.520 to be a captured Christian
02:50:54.300 from the Saracens. That was
02:50:56.500 pretty bad.
02:51:00.720 I was just reading about one guy
02:51:02.320 that a very
02:51:03.680 fervent Muslim that liked to tear out
02:51:06.520 his slaves
02:51:08.540 throats with his teeth because he thought that
02:51:10.460 was just fine and dandy.
02:51:12.520 It was a cool thing to do.
02:51:14.060 What a wonderful woman, was it?
02:51:18.200 This is the world we live in, right?
02:51:20.420 we still have a pretty good time
02:51:23.080 considering
02:51:23.640 it just sucks to see everything degrading
02:51:27.140 our whole lives
02:51:28.040 I don't know I'm pretty hopeful just because I think
02:51:33.340 things will get to a certain point
02:51:35.460 and there will be a backlash
02:51:37.020 I think this is part
02:51:39.340 of what I'm trying to say
02:51:40.440 is that every action you perform
02:51:43.020 is an offering on God's altar
02:51:45.560 yeah I like that
02:51:49.080 that was a good analogy
02:51:50.200 a good thing to say
02:51:53.060 that Saracen that decided
02:51:55.480 to tear out the throats of Christian
02:51:57.300 captives with his teeth, that's the offering
02:51:59.360 he made
02:51:59.880 that's what he wanted to show God
02:52:02.200 yeah
02:52:02.880 yeah
02:52:05.080 what do you want to show God?
02:52:14.360 do you want to show God
02:52:15.820 as the civilization dies
02:52:18.180 how many girls
02:52:20.040 you can have sex with
02:52:20.920 what do you want to show God
02:52:25.040 that's an interesting question
02:52:26.820 what's that line
02:52:29.200 from the Doors movie
02:52:31.080 I have
02:52:33.360 this telephone
02:52:34.640 and they tell me I can talk
02:52:37.380 to God on it but I don't know what
02:52:39.220 I want to say to them
02:52:40.180 okay
02:52:43.340 what do you want to say to God
02:52:44.340 yeah
02:52:46.620 okay so you've got your environment right now you've got your the place you live you've got
02:52:54.620 the people that are close to you you've got the job opportunities uh you also have the
02:53:01.540 the giant mystery of all the things you don't know and don't understand okay what do you want
02:53:06.760 to show with god with that what adventure do you want to go on uh europa universalis 4
02:53:14.080 the game starts in the year 1350
02:53:16.780 and ends in the 19th century
02:53:18.600 what are you going to do
02:53:21.120 during that time
02:53:23.060 you know
02:53:25.780 you're born
02:53:27.720 you're born
02:53:30.880 and you die
02:53:32.660 usually somewhere between
02:53:35.300 60 and 90
02:53:37.780 you meet your end
02:53:39.720 and now
02:53:41.540 the basics are
02:53:42.720 Like, you go to school, you get a wife, you get a career.
02:53:47.140 Okay, those are the basics.
02:53:48.920 Those are the basics.
02:53:50.140 What do you want to do with those things?
02:53:53.240 Like, the basics, you can't really, you can't ignore the basics.
02:53:57.020 I mean, you can if you want, but, you know, you got the basics.
02:54:00.740 All right, do the basics.
02:54:05.460 What do you want to show God?
02:54:12.720 I mean, you could do the opposite.
02:54:14.500 You could go on OnlyFans, or you could become a drug addict,
02:54:16.900 or you could, you know, like, steal money from a bunch of convenience stores
02:54:20.220 and go to jail.
02:54:21.000 Like, you do have other options.
02:54:23.120 But generally speaking, the accepted game strategy is that
02:54:28.060 you marry some girl, you make her miserable, you get her pregnant.
02:54:35.720 What do you want to do with that?
02:54:36.960 Starts in 1444
02:54:42.980 I just got called out
02:54:44.360 Starts in 1444
02:54:45.820 Europa Universalis 4
02:54:48.460 Thank you for calling me out
02:54:50.720 You make your own project
02:54:56.580 Right?
02:54:58.500 Wait, Big L
02:55:00.040 Have you played Europa Universalis 4?
02:55:04.760 No
02:55:05.240 I think I
02:55:06.240 Is that the one, though, where you're a king, and you, like, have to find a wife, and then have a kid, and then you play as a kid whenever you die, or something like that?
02:55:13.040 No, it's a game that starts in 1444, and it's run on the Carl von Clausewitz game engine, and you pick any political polity in the entire world.
02:55:26.180 You pick whoever, you could be a Native American tribe, you could play as Spain, and then you make your own goals.
02:55:36.240 you could try and prevent the Protestant
02:55:38.920 Reformation
02:55:39.620 you know or you could try and
02:55:43.040 you could play as the Incans and try
02:55:45.100 and create a slave empire on the entire
02:55:47.080 planet like you make your
02:55:49.060 own goals with the game
02:55:50.380 and then the game just ends
02:55:52.620 it doesn't have a victory condition
02:55:54.360 it just it ends in the 19th
02:55:57.140 century
02:55:57.540 and it takes about 12 hours of tutorials
02:56:03.300 to even play the fucking game
02:56:05.040 it's that it's like civilization
02:56:08.540 beautiful
02:56:09.240 on um on Vyvanse
02:56:12.100 yay
02:56:14.940 but the game starts the game ends and you make your own goals
02:56:18.300 while you play it
02:56:19.260 which is that's kind of what
02:56:22.160 life is
02:56:22.960 you know like you can do you could you can go to
02:56:26.220 you know
02:56:27.760 you can go to IHOP
02:56:30.060 you can wear a hat you can
02:56:31.100 you can do whatever you want within the limits of life
02:56:34.280 Yeah, I think you could make it so the Protestant Reformation never happens, that was one of your goals, wasn't it?
02:56:47.280 You've never been able to make it happen.
02:57:04.280 win like retain all their roads and tire and all those strongholds if you play it like listen i've
02:57:12.740 played about a hundred years the game and i did conquer more most of north africa for the sake of
02:57:18.320 the spanish empire can you uh play as the templars or well that that's not a policy
02:57:28.120 they're like a not a non yeah they're not a non-governmental organization right so you can't
02:57:33.360 Not exactly.
02:57:35.660 I don't think so, but I'm sure
02:57:37.760 there's parts
02:57:39.640 that involve the Templars.
02:57:42.840 Yeah.
02:57:43.840 Can you play as a church?
02:57:49.340 I actually don't know that you can.
02:57:53.520 You can play as
02:57:55.480 various Italian states.
02:57:58.560 Okay.
02:57:59.120 Fuck, I want to play
02:58:03.520 Universalis 4
02:58:05.400 Um
02:58:06.300 Yeah
02:58:08.300 Every system needs a heretic
02:58:13.660 Every uh
02:58:14.460 Every established truth creates a shadow
02:58:17.220 Hmm
02:58:19.580 You can play as Malta
02:58:21.420 Says
02:58:22.740 Samshade 009
02:58:24.380 Oh
02:58:24.920 Okay, Malta'd be pretty cool
02:58:28.560 And you can play as the Papal State.
02:58:31.040 Okay, yeah, you can play as the Papal State.
02:58:34.220 Ooh.
02:58:35.620 That would be fun.
02:58:38.180 The game is...
02:58:39.180 I'm surprised you haven't played as the Papal State, though.
02:58:42.200 I'm surprised you haven't done that.
02:58:44.260 Man, I can barely play as Spain, okay?
02:58:48.740 Man, I was doing so well.
02:58:51.120 And then I started a war with France,
02:58:52.820 because I didn't realize there was a table
02:58:54.520 where you could look up military strengths.
02:58:56.380 And then, like, France raped me.
02:59:01.100 They totally raped me.
02:59:05.860 Does Chad know about the Templars, how they play into it?
02:59:14.960 That's a good question.
02:59:16.580 Chad, do the Templars play into it?
02:59:20.760 Butterfly Ballerina wants me to sing something else.
02:59:26.380 I'm working on the singing voice. I am.
02:59:35.120 I think if I finally get a grip on it, I might be a decent singer.
02:59:38.460 I am going, I'm hoping to buy a saxophone.
02:59:41.320 I'm planning to buy a saxophone later this summer.
02:59:44.100 And me and JT are going to be doing some more music together.
02:59:56.380 Yeah, that's the song you drink every time you've had a couple of, a couple of lot of
03:00:08.380 whiskeys.
03:00:11.060 That's what I used to sing when I was working for BJ's.
03:00:15.340 Just fucking grinding at that miserable job.
03:00:19.340 Huh?
03:00:21.560 How many whiskeys have you had?
03:00:23.860 Only like half a bottle.
03:00:26.380 Oh, okay.
03:00:31.440 You know, unfortunately, I can't partake.
03:00:35.120 Yeah, and I think we've, uh, I think the live stream is grinding down.
03:00:42.560 Guys, if you have, like, questions, comments, concerns, please toss them into the chat there.
03:00:47.860 Yadresha actually said
03:00:54.980 What do I want to show to God?
03:00:56.900 Good question
03:00:57.620 Maybe I've been doing a good job at that
03:01:00.100 And that's
03:01:00.760 God just kind of watches
03:01:07.640 I want to show the best children
03:01:11.180 Produce the best children possible
03:01:12.980 I think your children
03:01:15.860 are a worthy thing to show to God.
03:01:19.140 But,
03:01:19.780 Chet, he's got the best
03:01:21.680 fucking kids.
03:01:23.280 They are...
03:01:24.120 Lily curled up to me
03:01:28.000 last time I was over and said,
03:01:29.600 Uncle Davis?
03:01:31.120 I love you, Uncle Davis.
03:01:33.500 Like, oh my God, you're the best thing ever.
03:01:38.420 Yeah.
03:01:38.940 Your children are a worthy accomplishment
03:01:43.100 So is your wife, by the way
03:01:45.180 Your wife is a fan
03:01:46.440 She is a testament to both herself
03:01:50.340 And to you as a husband
03:01:51.820 Yeah
03:01:54.580 His wife has not had the easiest life
03:01:57.680 And she has really made a woman out of herself
03:02:00.540 Yeah
03:02:03.400 Not an easy life
03:02:06.660 and now health problems
03:02:08.680 and everything.
03:02:09.760 Oh, goodness.
03:02:10.760 I am very blessed not to have health problems.
03:02:17.480 We'll see about my
03:02:18.860 bohemian art hoe wife.
03:02:23.640 Yeah.
03:02:24.200 anyway yeah we should end the stream so i can start eating chips on the road
03:02:39.940 all right tell you what i'm gonna kick you off
03:02:45.620 and uh folks like i'm gonna go for 10 more minutes i'm just gonna reflect on the stream but if you
03:02:52.600 Toss Me Good, questions, give me stuff to respond to.
03:02:56.540 I love responding to you guys.
03:02:58.220 All right, Big L, drive safe.
03:03:02.380 And hey, maybe come visit me sometime, you prick.
03:03:07.800 All right.
03:03:08.920 Talk to you later.
03:03:09.700 All right.
03:03:11.700 Eckhart Tolle states that getting drunk causes a significant drop in consciousness, which
03:03:24.260 lowers your presence and can allow your pain body to take control, potentially leading
03:03:28.420 to unconscious or negative behaviors.
03:03:35.420 probably
03:03:40.020 don't want to disagree with him
03:03:44.480 don't want to say he's wrong
03:03:54.340 It also does create
03:04:04.600 a mental fluidity, though.
03:04:13.280 It's a trade-off.
03:04:15.060 Everything is a trade-off.
03:04:24.340 How feasible, says DC Pagan, hey, glad to have you, brother.
03:04:29.880 How feasible do you reckon is establishing a monarchy in America?
03:04:37.440 An actual monarchy is zero.
03:04:41.300 There are major foundations in America against monarchy, even though America also has ruling families.
03:04:49.220 monarchy is a nice
03:04:55.240 it's a nice right wing fantasy
03:04:57.420 because
03:04:58.180 like at least
03:05:02.560 the monarchy is responsible at least
03:05:05.040 at least we know who to blame for things
03:05:07.080 America does
03:05:09.000 have ruling families though
03:05:10.780 but
03:05:15.780 everything is up for grabs
03:05:18.060 Look at the British ruling family. The British ruling family has virtually zero control.
03:05:24.260 They're completely owned by the Rothschilds.
03:05:27.080 It's a giant... Canada is just a giant British LARP when you get right down to it.
03:05:38.400 The question is not, is monarchy the best form of government?
03:05:41.500 The question is, what are our options moving forward?
03:05:48.060 Are we being spied on by the Russians
03:05:55.820 along the coasts?
03:05:58.760 I mean, like, probably not.
03:06:01.460 Probably no more than normal.
03:06:06.600 Why are white men the best
03:06:08.100 at alchemy and alcoholism?
03:06:10.740 I think being good at one
03:06:12.300 makes you better at the other.
03:06:18.060 it's an interesting question like my knee-jerk reaction is that
03:06:28.300 one of the things that i find is that i'm often too sober to deal with things
03:06:39.780 i mean there is there's a reason i drink during live streams it it loosens up the
03:06:47.440 brain a little bit. It allows a bit of
03:06:51.440 fluidity. Although obviously
03:06:55.380 too much of the spirits overwhelms.
03:07:04.600 Alcohol does serve a useful
03:07:07.080 function.
03:07:11.620 And so perhaps this vacillation between
03:07:14.960 hyper-sobriety
03:07:17.100 and hyper-drunkenness
03:07:19.580 experiencing both worlds
03:07:23.640 being aware
03:07:25.520 of the way that you
03:07:27.500 cogitate differently
03:07:28.760 while under the influence of alcohol
03:07:31.320 maybe there are advantages
03:07:35.560 to that
03:07:44.960 just saying these strange lights in the skies
03:07:51.420 aren't planes and planets ain't
03:07:53.540 stars they're just strange lights
03:07:54.920 I
03:07:55.680 I still don't know
03:07:59.460 what I think about UFOs
03:08:00.720 I have seen some strange
03:08:03.320 lights in the sky but I
03:08:04.760 I don't know what they were
03:08:07.360 so I've got no
03:08:11.420 I've got no stance on that just yet
03:08:13.800 Ebola enters the chat
03:08:24.520 my late mother was convinced that cadet branches of European noble families
03:08:35.260 were actually running the USA completely unnoticed
03:08:37.920 and there is
03:08:39.740 there is some strong evidence of this
03:08:43.220 there's an article
03:08:45.600 by
03:08:47.800 neoliberal feudalism
03:08:49.620 to sum it up
03:08:54.420 I already said it
03:08:55.880 that the nature of the control systems
03:08:58.100 are naturally leading towards
03:09:00.340 attempting
03:09:02.160 to create a
03:09:04.060 eusocial insect species
03:09:06.120 planet
03:09:06.560 heck I had
03:09:11.320 I had an idea for a science fiction short story
03:09:14.360 I couldn't figure out how to write it
03:09:15.880 but the idea was that
03:09:18.540 it's on a planet
03:09:20.360 where everybody lives in the pod
03:09:21.640 this is way before lives in the pod
03:09:23.240 everybody had their entertainment pod
03:09:25.380 and they went to their grind job
03:09:27.120 but the protagonist would eventually like go
03:09:29.900 to the public library
03:09:31.840 and discover that
03:09:34.340 all the humans
03:09:36.680 that were awake
03:09:37.760 took rocket ships off the planet
03:09:40.360 and that Earth was just a giant slave colony
03:09:43.860 to keep the slaves happy.
03:09:47.560 Like, it wasn't even tyrannical control.
03:09:50.360 There was nobody profiting,
03:09:52.080 but that he had his, like, live in the pot, eat the bugs,
03:09:54.880 like, that whole lifestyle
03:09:56.100 was just there to keep people satiated.
03:10:00.560 I had that idea probably, like, 2005, 2006.
03:10:05.240 I didn't know how to write it into an entertaining story.
03:10:10.360 but it does like it that is a reflection off of what we're seeing by the whole thing like the
03:10:20.660 the funko pops like why the fuck would you buy a funko pop
03:10:24.940 it just like god there so plastic is completely made out of oil and we're using this precious
03:10:35.620 resource to make Funko Pops
03:10:37.780 which are the ugliest, stupidest
03:10:40.240 pieces of crap ever
03:10:41.780 just to keep people
03:10:45.320 satiated.
03:10:51.720 So is it that the elites
03:10:53.560 are evil and they want us to live in
03:10:55.660 pods or is it that people
03:10:57.420 want to live in pods
03:10:59.720 and the elites are just
03:11:01.760 giving people what
03:11:03.660 they want?
03:11:05.620 Half dozen of one, six of the other.
03:11:08.960 Which one is it?
03:11:14.160 Like, the solution I keep coming towards,
03:11:22.380 it's something like this.
03:11:23.960 It's if you want to be Neo in the Matrix,
03:11:27.000 you are going to find the Matrix fighting you every step.
03:11:31.540 but
03:11:34.420 because like that's a meaningful story
03:11:37.320 it's a meaningful story to be fighting
03:11:39.400 against Agent Smith
03:11:40.680 to constantly have the Matrix oppressing you
03:11:43.120 or you can
03:11:48.960 sidestep the whole thing
03:11:50.780 like yes there are Agent Smiths
03:11:53.360 running around but like this is
03:11:55.160 kind of the nature of reality
03:11:56.620 it's all cops versus robbers
03:11:58.280 it's cowboys versus Indians
03:12:00.620 left versus right, men versus women
03:12:03.320 you can fight in that battle
03:12:07.680 or you can
03:12:09.020 you can make your own game
03:12:12.740 to go back to Europa Universalis 4
03:12:18.240 you can, like obviously there's a military aspect to it
03:12:21.760 if you're playing as Spain
03:12:23.560 you're going to have to fight France at some point
03:12:27.060 there is that aspect to it
03:12:30.520 but is that the only reason you're playing the game
03:12:35.380 or do you engage in the game
03:12:39.800 for a greater purpose
03:12:43.140 a greater story
03:12:44.080 let me go to the washroom quickly folks
03:13:00.520 Amen.
03:13:30.520 All right, sorry for the delay.
03:14:00.520 Let me catch up on statements.
03:14:15.520 And Butterfly Ballerina, yes, good on you for quitting drinking.
03:14:19.020 you know giving up
03:14:29.760 giving up addictions
03:14:31.340 is actually one of the cooler things you can do
03:14:35.760 because it really is
03:14:40.220 an assertion of autonomy
03:14:42.080 I do cook with wine.
03:15:05.460 Oh, there's nothing wrong with cooking with wine.
03:15:06.740 If you make chili, one of the big secrets to making amazing chili is soak the ground beef in beer for a while.
03:15:18.180 It just falls apart. It's so delicious.
03:15:22.780 And you're not, obviously you're not going to get drunk from that.
03:15:25.200 this is in your tom johnson says it's a shame for those of us who have bipolar disorder it's
03:15:39.440 like throwing gas on the fire
03:15:40.740 i i almost get that i
03:15:51.100 I don't have a lot to say about bipolar disorder, unfortunately.
03:16:03.720 As an Aries with a son in Aries, I definitely can drink.
03:16:06.920 Yeah, that makes sense.
03:16:08.460 You've got that natural, competitive, like that hyper-aggressive thing.
03:16:13.160 That hyper-manic thing.
03:16:15.400 That, yeah, you gotta be careful.
03:16:21.100 Apple users are like cultists
03:16:35.660 In my
03:16:38.740 I won't disagree with you
03:16:40.160 I just don't want to accuse all of them
03:16:42.240 Oh god yeah
03:16:47.020 Funko Pop
03:16:47.640 Listen I've got
03:16:51.080 a collection of Star Wars action
03:16:53.120 figures, okay, but they're not Funko Pops.
03:16:55.000 They're actually works of art.
03:16:58.180 I'm not saying
03:16:59.080 you don't get to enjoy anything, but Funko Pops
03:17:01.160 just really grind me. They're so
03:17:03.000 ugly. They're so basic.
03:17:06.340 They contribute
03:17:07.180 nothing.
03:17:15.400 We're gonna die out? I don't think
03:17:17.200 we are. I don't think
03:17:19.120 actually, I think
03:17:20.140 we're heading to a point where the useless
03:17:23.420 eaters actually have a huge
03:17:25.440 fucking problem.
03:17:28.840 We are entering a
03:17:30.800 resource choke
03:17:33.520 point
03:17:33.940 and we're replacing a lot of useless
03:17:39.460 jobs with AI, maybe.
03:17:43.340 I'd feel more sympathy for the
03:17:45.220 useless eaters right now, as opposed
03:17:47.400 to the productive smart people.
03:17:50.140 yes please fund my alcoholism via gofundme but he has a stream twice a week guys so right now
03:18:04.580 i am uh i've been working my ass off turning lead into gold at a very difficult job where i
03:18:11.680 swing a sledgehammer more often than i might like
03:18:14.700 I am
03:18:17.480 my plans for the next two years
03:18:19.540 to just grind and build
03:18:21.620 resources and
03:18:23.540 really really get on top
03:18:25.580 of things
03:18:26.200 obviously I would like
03:18:33.520 to be doing this sort of stuff
03:18:35.240 I am
03:18:36.140 I am working on a grimoire
03:18:39.180 it's just a
03:18:41.460 basic introductory grimoire
03:18:43.360 it's gonna i want it to be a reference manual
03:18:49.020 like i i hope like i would use it as a reference manual right it's it's not a self-help book it's
03:18:59.120 not a slop for the audience it's like literally a book that i want so i can open it up and use it
03:19:07.840 as a, a manual for looking up Oum terms, for looking up your, I've started, I've started
03:19:17.340 using runes for prophecy, um, for all the things, all the basics are going to be in
03:19:28.720 there as well as a few essays of my own obviously
03:19:37.440 you know i've been listening to think before you sleep think before you sleep is a really
03:19:49.700 cool youtube channel uh my bohemian art ho girlfriend was asking me about right wing
03:19:56.920 channels I'd recommend. And I think Think Before You Sleep is one of them, because he
03:20:02.960 used to be MGTOW, or Red Pill, or something, but he's actually really, really graduated
03:20:11.180 into being about responsibility, about not just hating on women, not just being one side
03:20:19.140 of the political divide, but talking about being a responsible human being. And a lot
03:20:25.140 what he posts causes me to reflect because a lot of the red pill
03:20:30.900 manosphere communities that I came from, much of it became very exploitative,
03:20:37.140 became very affirming, like self-affirming, circle jerk sort of thing, and I want
03:20:43.100 nothing to do with that. If I publish a book, it has to be a good book.
03:20:47.040 so that's uh we're working towards that guys we're working towards that there's a
03:20:57.760 link to patreon down below you can offer super chats on here
03:21:01.300 they're all appreciated but i am trying to build a solid foundation
03:21:06.880 where i can be a little bit more experimental
03:21:09.080 washing his penis
03:21:19.340 religious purification
03:21:20.840 let's see I used to
03:21:39.080 I used to drink and get in my car.
03:21:40.860 I had to stop for real.
03:21:41.880 Yeah.
03:21:46.060 Like, guys, you can have a couple drinks and drink.
03:21:50.140 You don't need me a Nazi.
03:21:51.580 I don't like how the drinking laws have turned people into Nazis, okay?
03:21:55.560 For the record.
03:21:56.720 However, don't drink and drive.
03:21:59.960 Do not drink and drive.
03:22:02.540 A, cars are really expensive.
03:22:04.620 B, you might kill somebody.
03:22:07.060 Don't drink and drive.
03:22:09.080 Be radically responsible, okay?
03:22:17.640 I'm drinking tonight, but I'm safely
03:22:21.040 ensconced at home. I'm not driving anywhere. I've got food. I've got
03:22:25.240 medical supplies. I'm on top of my
03:22:29.380 shit. Be on top of your shit.
03:22:33.680 There's the four S's. Don't do stupid
03:22:37.480 things at stupid times
03:22:39.600 with stupid people in stupid
03:22:41.800 places.
03:22:45.300 You can do two of them.
03:22:47.700 You can do stupid things with stupid people.
03:22:51.100 You can be stupid
03:22:51.820 do stupid things at stupid times.
03:22:55.480 But don't do all four.
03:22:57.400 Keep it below three.
03:23:00.780 Stay out of trouble.
03:23:05.160 If you keep poking the bear,
03:23:06.820 eventually the bear bites back so stay smart i'm a huge advocate of having occasional drink of whiskey
03:23:18.020 not teetotaler but don't be an idiot
03:23:25.860 yeah and actually don't be the up don't be the guy that never does
03:23:28.580 anything stupid but sits in the basement doing cannabis
03:23:31.060 Mr. Chuck the Buck Norris says
03:23:38.180 race realism also applies to whites
03:23:40.120 uncomfortable truth
03:23:41.680 yes
03:23:42.000 100% truth
03:23:44.800 us whites have our own way
03:23:47.700 be aware of it
03:23:48.500 be aware of the pitfalls
03:24:01.060 Let's see.
03:24:09.400 Productive smart people will be called zookeepers for the human zoo.
03:24:20.460 Yeah, don't be a consumer.
03:24:21.740 Be an enjoyer.
03:24:22.740 That's lovely, butterfly ballerina.
03:24:31.060 So PDX Eddie says, spells and such? Dude, thought you were a rational agnostic type.
03:24:42.080 No, I'm not anymore, because I ran into Gerdel's incompleteness theorem.
03:24:47.200 And Gerdel's incompleteness theorem, Gerdel tried to prove a set theory of mathematics to be true,
03:24:56.860 and what he accidentally proved
03:24:58.800 is that you can mathematically
03:25:00.640 prove that you can't prove mathematics
03:25:02.740 true
03:25:03.120 and after he proved that
03:25:07.020 it blew his mind
03:25:08.820 so hard that he wrote an ontological
03:25:11.080 proof of God
03:25:11.860 and I didn't even know about that by the
03:25:14.840 second part like I ran into
03:25:16.580 Girdelson completeness theorem
03:25:17.720 and I was punch drunk for
03:25:20.840 a week
03:25:21.360 I was like holy shit God exists
03:25:24.760 as soon as I
03:25:25.860 grokked The Incompleteness Theorem.
03:25:33.880 Major mindfuck.
03:25:35.780 So, no, I'm not anymore.
03:25:39.680 I was once upon a time.
03:25:41.560 I'm not anymore.
03:25:43.180 And Girl's Incompleteness Theorem is why.
03:25:45.040 i'm also not the sort of uh superstitious type that you looked out upon so i don't know look
03:26:01.520 into girls and completeness theorem go grok that and it's a mind fuck buddy
03:26:06.120 mr chuck the buck norris never had a person of color randomly during the covet hysteria it was
03:26:17.840 all white women and white men 100 correct in fact i just had a lovely conversation with a black lady
03:26:24.420 about the covet hysteria like two days ago
03:26:27.700 i i certainly have zero tolerance for the blm crap for the the black suit
03:26:36.100 supremacy crap, but, but you know, like, you know when you meet those, one of those little
03:26:40.880 old black ladies, that's, like, her bullshit detector is fucking fantastic, mm-hmm, mm-hmm,
03:26:50.780 like one of those ladies, I love those ladies, I might be tired, I might be excited, I might
03:27:05.620 be fatigued about a few things,
03:27:08.160 but I do
03:27:09.740 love little old black ladies with good
03:27:11.720 bullshit detectors.
03:27:19.800 Solemn Shade says I'm a wizard.
03:27:21.480 No, I'm a...
03:27:22.620 I'm an alchemist.
03:27:30.180 Okay? I just change
03:27:31.640 one thing into another.
03:27:35.620 Tom Johnson says runes, from what I've read, can be extremely dangerous if misused.
03:27:49.700 I suppose most things could be, couldn't they?
03:27:55.020 Like, as obnoxious as Stephen King is, half of his books are about Christianity being misused.
03:28:05.620 I will say that with any form of divination,
03:28:16.500 you are looking in a mirror and seeing what you see.
03:28:30.740 So if the way you're supposed to use a mirror,
03:28:35.620 is, you know, you wake up in the morning, you shower,
03:28:40.500 you do your hair if you have any.
03:28:45.600 You know, you're looking in the mirror,
03:28:47.380 oh, did I miss shaving a spot right here?
03:28:54.320 And you're doing that for the service of other people.
03:28:58.000 You're like, I'm trying to look like a civilized human being today.
03:29:01.620 Am I a civilized human being?
03:29:05.620 but you only see what you see in the mirror.
03:29:12.260 And divination, there's something very, very similar to divination,
03:29:16.140 where nine times out of ten,
03:29:20.880 you already know the answer to your question.
03:29:27.900 What's a stereotypical question for divination?
03:29:31.560 Will I find love?
03:29:36.220 Well, nobody asked that question.
03:29:39.340 Will I find love with that particular person?
03:29:45.980 And when you do divination, it actually gives you the answer.
03:29:51.600 And it kind of cuts through your own bullshit.
03:29:58.360 And generally the answer, it's not a yes or a no.
03:30:02.860 Good lord, of course it's not a yes or a no.
03:30:05.620 It's like, okay, you want, really, nigga, you want a relationship with that person?
03:30:13.040 Okay, well, here's their astrological chart, here's your astrological chart, here are the dangers that you're going to deal with, here are the temptations to sabotage the whole thing, and that's what it is.
03:30:35.620 Are the two of you going to try?
03:30:39.900 Here is how the challenges are going to appear.
03:30:47.060 That's what divination is.
03:30:48.640 Divination is clearing out the bullshit.
03:30:57.160 It's not a yes or a no.
03:30:58.940 There is no such thing as a soulmate.
03:31:02.360 a soulmate is something that you
03:31:06.940 and she
03:31:08.500 work together to create
03:31:12.440 you become soulmates
03:31:14.800 you aren't given a soulmate
03:31:17.360 and so if you're looking in the mirror
03:31:25.400 if you're looking into the tea leaves
03:31:27.180 if you're looking at the tarot cards
03:31:28.480 if you're looking at the runes
03:31:29.720 if you're looking at the Oum
03:31:31.180 whatever divination technique you're using if you're looking at it
03:31:37.800 to validate yourself you will get the narcissist's response
03:31:44.540 and it doesn't matter if it's a physical mirror or if it's tarot cards that's the danger
03:31:51.540 and also free will
03:32:00.340 is eternally
03:32:01.900 an element in all of this
03:32:04.340 the reading is not a promise
03:32:10.620 it's helping you simplify
03:32:15.980 what aspects are important right now
03:32:20.420 Let's see.
03:32:35.300 More comments.
03:32:45.560 PDX Eddie, glad to have you here, brother.
03:32:50.420 let me, sorry, I'm trying
03:32:53.340 like, what happens, I scroll down
03:32:55.080 and then it pops to the bottom, then I have to
03:32:56.840 oh, is Danger Dog
03:32:59.280 still around?
03:33:02.160 no, I broke up with that girl
03:33:03.560 holy fuck, I love
03:33:05.400 Danger Dog
03:33:06.040 let's see
03:33:13.760 runes are what they are
03:33:19.500 any divination is what it is.
03:33:23.340 And you are morally responsible for what you choose.
03:33:27.460 Like I said, everything you do is an offering on God's altar.
03:33:38.780 Raymond Persuikers said,
03:33:39.960 I think the Masons were infiltrated by the Jesuits,
03:33:42.140 basically stealing the Templar energy,
03:33:44.760 took over the movement.
03:33:45.740 Yeah, and that's, actually, that's kind of what I'm saying,
03:33:47.820 that, but they only took over part of it, and they took it over, so it's, God, it's
03:33:55.740 such a mess trying to track this stuff, because it's all, by its very nature, hidden. Like,
03:34:02.180 what has the CIA been up to? Like, we were just, we were talking earlier about the Shah
03:34:07.320 of Iran being a bad dude, and, like, putting him to death was probably a good idea, which
03:34:13.120 Yeah, probably.
03:34:14.540 But it was the CIA that put him in charge in the first place.
03:34:17.720 This is the problem with all these secret societies.
03:34:20.360 Is that they're always up to secret shit.
03:34:25.280 Which is why I prefer alchemy.
03:34:29.700 I prefer spiritual paths.
03:34:35.220 Like, you can't properly explain alchemy until you get alchemy.
03:34:41.440 but it is
03:34:43.300 ultimately for
03:34:45.240 if not the good
03:34:47.500 at least the interesting
03:34:48.860 as opposed to the dishonest
03:34:51.400 the low level
03:34:52.280 the secret societies that use
03:34:54.660 blackmail and child prostitution
03:34:57.280 that's gross
03:34:59.060 that's disgusting
03:35:00.840 look higher
03:35:06.120 right
03:35:07.060 you're probably right though
03:35:12.140 you are probably correct
03:35:13.540 I'm very suspicious of the
03:35:16.140 the Jesuits
03:35:17.480 and actually
03:35:28.140 the big reason, one of the big reasons
03:35:30.200 I believe Christ rose from the dead
03:35:31.840 is the Shroud of Turin
03:35:33.020 so my crazy
03:35:36.500 I think most people could rise from the dead.
03:35:39.700 Only Jesus was crazy enough to actually do it.
03:35:42.760 Like, why would anybody want to do that?
03:35:52.400 Alcohol and driving is like pre-crime?
03:35:54.480 That's a good way of putting it.
03:35:57.080 That's a good way of putting it.
03:35:58.780 Like, alcohol and driving is pre-crime.
03:36:01.160 In fact, a lot of drugs, most drugs, drugs in the right environment are righteous.
03:36:14.480 Drugs in the irresponsible environment are pre-crime.
03:36:20.820 Like, if you drink a bottle of whiskey, get in your car, that's basically you're committing pre-crime.
03:36:25.760 Which may or may not, like, it might not be illegal.
03:36:28.160 well actually I guess it is if you get caught
03:36:30.340 but
03:36:30.640 you're being deeply irresponsible
03:36:34.180 most of the problems with drugs
03:36:38.320 yeah
03:36:42.000 we'll just say drugs
03:36:43.040 most of the problems with drugs come from that
03:36:44.780 pre-crime aspect
03:36:47.220 if you do them with your wife
03:36:52.500 probably not pre-crime
03:36:53.840 probably
03:36:56.040 user discretion is advised
03:36:59.460 and butterfly ballerina says
03:37:07.160 you can't do
03:37:08.120 I've met people like this
03:37:10.260 if you have a low alcohol tolerance
03:37:13.240 if you do two drinks
03:37:15.580 you wake up three days later
03:37:18.840 five towns over
03:37:20.660 in a drunk tank with no idea
03:37:22.720 where your pants or your car are
03:37:24.400 And if you're that person, then you shouldn't do them.
03:37:32.640 100%.
03:37:39.440 Do you see any merit in using ancient mythology applied to modern, mundane life?
03:37:44.000 I wonder how useful it could be if it used as a sort of chaos magic.
03:37:48.480 Dude, 100%.
03:37:49.840 the human condition hasn't changed
03:37:55.260 just the circumstances
03:37:56.640 have changed
03:37:58.100 one of the reasons I love Star Wars so much
03:38:02.940 is because it is the
03:38:04.380 pre-modern mythology
03:38:06.620 rebuilt for a modern era
03:38:09.200 a huge part of what I've been
03:38:14.340 trying to do with my YouTube channel
03:38:16.780 is to
03:38:18.120 is to reignite that Olympic flame
03:38:23.920 of mythology, is to
03:38:26.500 be a mythologic figure, and to turn you
03:38:31.820 into a mythologic figure, is to turn life
03:38:35.660 into mythology.
03:38:40.280 100%. That's a truer way to live our lives.
03:38:48.120 Be mythological.
03:38:50.580 Be heroic. Be legendary.
03:38:57.640 The only caveat I would say is that the social media era has people have mistaken being popular on Instagram for being mythological.
03:39:10.980 no don't
03:39:13.280 don't be mythological
03:39:14.400 for people on Instagram
03:39:16.620 be mythological for yourself
03:39:18.360 oh who's in
03:39:30.660 completeness there? Gerdel
03:39:31.780 G-O-D-E-L
03:39:34.420 I can't do the
03:39:39.420 it's a mathematical proof
03:39:42.320 I can't do it justice right now
03:39:45.700 but it's utterly
03:39:47.560 mind blowing
03:39:49.100 G-O-D-E-L
03:39:51.520 Gerdel
03:39:52.080 Gerdel's incompleteness theorem
03:39:54.740 it will
03:39:58.920 what it proves
03:40:03.360 is that we can't prove
03:40:04.900 that math is true
03:40:06.140 we have to take math
03:40:08.440 as an article of faith.
03:40:13.620 And that's mind-blowing.
03:40:21.100 Gerdel's Uncompleteness Theorem
03:40:22.500 is when I became a theist.
03:40:25.280 Okay, it
03:40:26.000 really rocked my world.
03:40:38.440 Um, honestly, fat white chicks are almost more of a problem at my store than the Mexican ladies.
03:40:44.840 One thing I give them is they know how to be nice.
03:40:47.700 White women could learn from this.
03:40:50.140 Okay, I'm actually not sure what you meant by that, but that was pretty fucking funny.
03:40:58.180 Oh, hey, PDX Eddie, like, no offense.
03:41:00.560 No offense taken whatsoever.
03:41:02.940 I still am highly skeptical.
03:41:05.760 I'm still
03:41:07.040 constantly demand
03:41:10.540 rational explanation
03:41:11.760 I've grown
03:41:15.420 I haven't changed
03:41:16.820 Butterfly Ballinger says
03:41:23.040 I want to be the little old lady with the squeaky clean house
03:41:25.760 just make sure it has a little bit of room for chaos
03:41:33.900 you always need room for chaos
03:41:36.560 oh uh tom john says maybe that blackly the one i spoke to at the optometrist office
03:41:47.160 maybe she was like the oracle like the one in the major that was the matrix oracle
03:41:51.860 is a very true and a very righteous black archetype
03:41:59.160 Like, that is a persona that little old black ladies very frequently manifest.
03:42:13.100 As fatigued as I am, it's not based upon hatred of the black race.
03:42:20.500 There are very righteous and impressive idealizations of the black race, of personifications.
03:42:37.140 I would like to see more of her.
03:42:50.500 The Mexicans are only nice because of deportations.
03:42:52.980 You know, all the races do have really good ways of being.
03:43:11.120 I think that they've been using this strategy to turn us against each other.
03:43:19.460 left versus right, men versus women
03:43:21.680 white versus black
03:43:22.760 and all of us desperately
03:43:27.000 trying to be
03:43:29.420 the archetype as opposed to being
03:43:31.620 ourselves and when you be
03:43:33.500 yourself you can naturally become the archetype
03:43:35.740 like you gotta get comfortable in your own
03:43:39.680 skin but instead of being comfortable in our
03:43:41.660 own skin we are trying to imitate
03:43:43.300 people on the movie screen
03:43:45.420 pdx just said here's the secret to love be the person you want to attract
03:43:59.800 yeah get comfortable in your own skin
03:44:02.740 Marcel says
03:44:16.980 he once used a rune to get a guy to back off
03:44:20.600 it worked out too well
03:44:21.980 yeah guys this stuff works
03:44:23.840 magic works
03:44:26.960 prayer works
03:44:28.340 it all works
03:44:30.280 so use it responsibly
03:44:33.160 I think that's the big warning
03:44:44.920 is that yes this stuff actually works
03:44:47.240 if you start studying alchemy
03:44:51.340 if you start studying
03:44:52.460 Kabbalah
03:44:54.800 if you start studying the tree of life
03:44:56.460 if you start studying tarot
03:44:58.240 if you get serious into the Catholic
03:45:00.520 prayer traditions, all of this
03:45:02.720 stuff actually works.
03:45:08.380 Use it responsibly.
03:45:12.440 Start small.
03:45:17.100 Start getting your own life in order.
03:45:18.900 Star Wars was the great initiatory
03:45:30.140 force
03:45:32.380 honest to god
03:45:33.800 Star Wars is what took
03:45:35.520 what Blavatsky
03:45:38.120 did and brought it back into a
03:45:40.060 mass initiation
03:45:41.800 initiation
03:45:42.760 nail the basics
03:45:46.960 if your life is all fucked up
03:46:00.340 if you don't know what your career is
03:46:06.720 you don't like your friends
03:46:08.640 you don't like the city you're living in
03:46:10.880 if your life is a giant clusterfuck
03:46:15.700 look, don't pray for a wife.
03:46:26.960 Don't do magic for a wife.
03:46:29.960 You're in the wrong place to have a wife.
03:46:38.000 What you should be doing, again, as above, so below,
03:46:43.360 as within
03:46:45.080 so without
03:46:46.380 without
03:46:49.320 it's a giant mess
03:46:51.620 okay
03:46:54.820 what within
03:46:57.680 is a giant mess
03:47:00.620 because without
03:47:02.720 wouldn't be a giant mess
03:47:04.460 if within weren't a giant mess
03:47:06.920 so why don't you fix
03:47:09.200 what is within
03:47:10.900 and what is below
03:47:13.300 So, your blow is, are you physically attractive?
03:47:22.760 Are you in shape?
03:47:25.480 Do you have style?
03:47:28.420 Like, do you have a nice car?
03:47:30.680 Like, the base levels, the animal levels of attraction, have you sorted that out?
03:47:37.060 because if you're all messed up
03:47:42.580 on the low levels
03:47:43.920 and you're all messed up
03:47:45.580 within
03:47:46.740 and you get a wife
03:47:51.540 well guess what
03:48:03.520 you need to
03:48:05.380 like the
03:48:06.140 Yoda is constantly
03:48:09.680 telling Luke Skywalker
03:48:10.960 get the basics right.
03:48:14.420 Get your footwork.
03:48:16.900 Learn the drills.
03:48:19.860 Do the basics right.
03:48:26.700 Don't try and do the high level shit
03:48:29.320 until you've got the basics.
03:48:36.140 Let's see here.
03:48:56.140 Yeah, uh, be the person worthy of the person you want to attract.
03:49:06.140 divination is of the devil
03:49:11.640 it'll lead you astray
03:49:12.540 it can if you're being narcissistic
03:49:15.500 so can Christianity
03:49:20.040 look at the Protestants
03:49:36.140 So, magic is about increasing your responsibility, not decreasing your responsibility.
03:49:47.760 Butterfly ballerinas, she's not totally wrong.
03:49:51.760 If you try and get something for nothing, well, that's called a credit card.
03:49:56.980 You pay for it.
03:49:57.820 but if you
03:50:03.340 finance a car
03:50:05.380 that's a different matter
03:50:07.880 MPDX I'm just glad you're back brother
03:50:27.820 Tom Dunstan says
03:50:37.120 it feels lame trying to reenact
03:50:39.360 the myths
03:50:39.860 when aesthetically speaking
03:50:42.780 our lives are so lame in comparison
03:50:45.000 make them not lame
03:50:50.760 so
03:50:57.400 what was it
03:50:59.540 three years ago
03:51:00.340 three years ago
03:51:05.620 I found a Bigfoot footprint
03:51:06.680 that really blew my mind
03:51:09.320 what would make
03:51:17.560 your life non-lame
03:51:18.660 what is lame about your life
03:51:24.340 what do you want to achieve
03:51:43.020 what do you want to do
03:51:44.200 I assure you
03:51:56.840 my life is not lame.
03:52:03.480 My job is exhausting
03:52:06.540 but badass
03:52:07.660 and dangerous.
03:52:14.200 And my free hours are interesting.
03:52:20.880 They're mentally challenging.
03:52:31.160 You know, later this week I am going to go back into the mountains.
03:52:34.500 I am going to go look for Bigfoot.
03:52:37.880 I'm probably going to find something
03:52:44.300 two nights ago I had a
03:52:52.180 experience that was
03:52:53.520 mind-blowing
03:52:54.820 my life is not boring
03:52:59.300 my life is very tiring
03:53:01.640 it's exhausting
03:53:04.360 but it's not boring
03:53:08.320 if your life is boring
03:53:12.320 then you should make it more interesting
03:53:13.940 what are you altering
03:53:17.480 what are you offering on God's altar
03:53:19.920 actually you know what I just bought
03:53:26.200 Baldur's Gate 3 and I've been wanting to play it
03:53:28.500 but I've been too damn tired
03:53:30.120 I might actually finish this bottle of whiskey
03:53:32.900 and play Baldur's Gate 3 tonight.
03:53:36.980 If your life is boring,
03:53:42.000 go back to the basics,
03:53:47.640 nail those down,
03:53:49.780 make it more interesting.
03:54:02.900 Thank you.
03:54:32.900 Sorry, scrolling back up here.
03:54:38.300 I have not read Peterson's Grandmother Dream.
03:54:41.960 I have read it, Young's Dead Child Dream.
03:54:46.380 I don't find that one offensive.
03:55:02.900 I don't actually, guys.
03:55:08.380 I actually do have some
03:55:09.740 eye wrinkles.
03:55:18.500 They're kind of a mix between joy
03:55:20.240 and sorrow.
03:55:22.160 For the record.
03:55:23.960 I do look older than I used to,
03:55:26.220 but I'm still carrying it well.
03:55:32.900 How do I reconcile Adam and Eve with evolution?
03:55:39.600 How do I reconcile Adam and Eve with Prometheus, Epimetheus, Pandora?
03:55:51.220 How do I deal with that with Pandora?
03:55:56.680 Pandora is the alternate explanation of the origin of humanity.
03:56:02.900 these are myths
03:56:09.140 these are myths full of deep wisdom
03:56:12.380 and you need to understand the deep wisdom
03:56:15.740 you need to immerse yourself in the deep wisdom
03:56:18.940 for a time you need to completely believe in it
03:56:22.320 and then you need to move past believing in it
03:56:26.280 there is no Prisca
03:56:29.160 There is no perfect truth.
03:56:42.520 Oh, and if it helps,
03:56:44.380 the modern conception of evolution
03:56:46.440 has been thoroughly discredited.
03:56:50.640 Evolution happens about 10,000 times faster
03:56:54.840 than it should based upon random genetic selection.
03:57:10.380 We don't have all the answers.
03:57:13.280 The current scientific understanding of reality
03:57:16.880 is not the ultimate scientific understanding of reality.
03:57:21.100 we've got some better guesses than they had 200 years ago
03:57:26.800 and we should inform ourselves upon these guesses
03:57:30.060 but don't design an entire social program
03:57:34.100 based upon science that we just started believing in 20 years ago
03:57:38.100 and we're going to disprove in 5 years
03:57:40.900 science is a tentative, aggregative process of understanding reality
03:57:46.900 and it's very useful, it's fantastic
03:57:50.740 Religion leans more into the ancient myths that continually prove themselves true.
03:58:01.340 So believe in both.
03:58:04.160 Crucify yourself between the two opposites.
03:58:09.720 Be in both worlds.
03:58:11.800 Learn to be uncertain.
03:58:14.520 Learn to be imperfect.
03:58:17.320 Have faith in Christ, but be a sinner.
03:58:20.740 Is magic for the devil or God?
03:58:29.680 It's both.
03:58:30.840 Well, okay.
03:58:34.820 There is no devil in the Bible.
03:58:45.460 Lucifer is not a character in the Bible.
03:58:48.140 the term Lucifer only appears one time
03:58:51.580 and it's by a Jewish prophet
03:58:54.940 denouncing the high priest of Babylon
03:58:57.840 the high priest of Babylon wasn't even calling himself Lucifer
03:59:03.700 he was calling him the representation of the morning star
03:59:07.100 Venus
03:59:07.820 and the Jewish prophet is calling him Lucifer sarcastically
03:59:14.120 Satan
03:59:19.360 is not
03:59:21.780 a person
03:59:22.840 Satan
03:59:24.520 is a role
03:59:26.940 an occupation
03:59:28.160 the name of this dream
03:59:32.220 every system requires a heretic
03:59:33.620 Satan is the heretic
03:59:36.300 to the established truth
03:59:38.500 and you constantly
03:59:42.500 need a Satan
03:59:43.160 you constantly need
03:59:45.780 an opponent
03:59:46.760 and sometimes the opponent
03:59:50.380 is Venus, sometimes it's Mars
03:59:52.720 sometimes it's Saturn, sometimes it's Jupiter
03:59:56.520 Saturn likes being Satan
03:59:58.520 Saturn is a really, really good
04:00:00.640 Satan, so is Venus
04:00:02.360 Mercury
04:00:04.140 Mercury's okay
04:00:05.240 Mars and Jupiter don't
04:00:08.040 they're not the best Satans, but sometimes
04:00:10.160 they are Satan
04:00:10.920 you need an opponent
04:00:13.280 you need an enemy
04:00:14.400 you need a challenger
04:00:15.620 Satan is not a character
04:00:23.200 Satan is not a person
04:00:25.640 Satan is a job
04:00:40.920 All races do serve a purpose.
04:00:47.180 Some are better at some things than others.
04:00:49.880 If nothing else, they offer an alternative viewpoint on things.
04:01:02.100 There's some moderately wise blacks.
04:01:04.900 They are very rare, and their wisdom hits the low IQ ceiling.
04:01:08.040 that they can occasionally chime in
04:01:11.540 with unique takes.
04:01:15.480 And they certainly are blessed
04:01:17.180 when it comes to music and dancing.
04:01:25.040 Which, you know, maybe that sounds
04:01:26.940 as condescending,
04:01:29.280 but humans love music and dancing.
04:01:31.500 As much as I dislike gangster rap,
04:01:36.020 I don't think it was entirely
04:01:39.300 a controlled op that blacks have
04:01:41.240 so thoroughly taken
04:01:43.220 over the American music scene.
04:01:52.940 Like, it's not entirely black and white
04:01:54.800 when it comes to race.
04:01:57.340 Pun intended. I just think, oh, the difference
04:01:59.420 and I like to make fun of them. Is that so bad?
04:02:01.660 No.
04:02:04.580 Good lord.
04:02:05.300 making fun of is the best form of love.
04:02:26.260 Let's see.
04:02:29.620 You know, at least
04:02:30.560 I don't know about Aleister Crowley,
04:02:32.900 but at least he was interesting.
04:02:35.300 like if you're going to be evil
04:02:41.420 at least be evil like Aleister Crowley
04:02:43.520 okay don't be evil
04:02:45.680 like the guy that backstabs his buddy
04:02:47.680 at work
04:02:48.160 I mean Aleister Crowley
04:02:55.820 literally had his
04:02:57.080 apprentice
04:02:58.440 summon the spirit of
04:03:01.160 Pan
04:03:02.060 to possess him
04:03:04.200 so that his apprentice would fuck him
04:03:06.680 fuck Aleister Crowley in the ass
04:03:09.080 so that he would abandon
04:03:11.120 all ego so he could
04:03:13.160 cross
04:03:15.300 the void of nihilism
04:03:17.180 like
04:03:17.660 based
04:03:20.320 Aleister Crowley
04:03:27.300 was a far out dude
04:03:28.740 he was probably evil
04:03:31.200 as shit don't get me wrong but
04:03:33.200 At least he was interesting.
04:03:43.320 Let's see.
04:03:44.440 Yadrush says,
04:03:45.380 I'm pretty sure Jesus said not to use divination, didn't he?
04:03:49.320 Did he?
04:03:52.020 I mean, correct me if I'm wrong,
04:03:53.680 but I don't think he did.
04:04:03.200 Yeah, I still don't know where to stand on Candace Owens.
04:04:11.540 I don't...
04:04:12.380 I don't know.
04:04:13.980 I haven't paid enough attention.
04:04:15.580 I don't...
04:04:16.380 I don't care that much
04:04:18.500 about what she's saying.
04:04:28.200 Oh, butterfly ballerina.
04:04:29.600 I'll be fine.
04:04:30.720 I had a conversation with two Bigfoots.
04:04:33.200 I always go heavily armed
04:04:36.080 I'll be fine
04:04:38.500 I die at 97, okay
04:04:41.760 don't worry about me
04:04:43.380 I don't know what Bigfoot is
04:04:49.540 I think it's some sort of nature spirit
04:04:51.320 but it also leaves physical footprints
04:04:53.260 so that's weird
04:05:03.200 oh yeah so i i so i got baptized in the catholic church uh 10 years ago and i took the baptismal
04:05:12.900 name of my grandfather and my great-grandfather and the pope which is leo but named after the
04:05:21.900 saint that shattered chains you can call me leo or davis that's fine i'm going by leo now because
04:05:29.600 I've kind of, I made a conscious choice to break away from the left, right, male, female,
04:05:36.600 manosphere stuff that I used to be involved with.
04:05:42.720 Leo and Davis are both my names.
04:05:52.280 Uh, you want to find Bigfoot?
04:05:53.780 Uh, you just gotta look for him, man.
04:05:55.020 he
04:05:57.360 likes the mountains
04:05:59.040 like go out to the mountains
04:06:00.480 open up your chakras
04:06:02.340 listen for him
04:06:04.140 you'll find him
04:06:08.940 oh wait it doesn't count
04:06:16.740 is that
04:06:17.200 is that who I think it is
04:06:19.720 like just be in town
04:06:23.100 brother we'll go find more Bigfoot
04:06:24.760 footprints. I don't think
04:06:26.780 he likes your black girlfriends, though.
04:06:35.340 Um,
04:06:35.880 alright, so, PDX says
04:06:38.120 magic and miraculous
04:06:40.620 are the, no, magic and the miraculous are the
04:06:42.660 same thing.
04:06:44.380 But you can use them for either purpose.
04:06:48.100 You choose
04:06:48.900 what you put on God's altar.
04:06:54.760 I would suggest
04:06:59.620 a strong devotional life
04:07:04.940 before you start messing with anything.
04:07:15.520 Use all of it to create glory.
04:07:18.940 Glory and integrity and honesty
04:07:21.640 and depth
04:07:23.460 create glorious things.
04:07:37.700 I mean, okay, yes, Aleister Crowley was kind of a ding-dong,
04:07:41.520 but at least he was an interesting ding-dong.
04:07:45.300 I'll take an Aleister Crowley over a Jeffrey Epstein any day.
04:07:53.460 Okay, so
04:08:05.000 Ballerina says
04:08:06.500 Satan is God and man's enemy
04:08:08.760 He hates God, he hates us, he hates Christ
04:08:10.480 Yeah, but God needs somebody to do that
04:08:13.280 Everything needs a shadow
04:08:17.900 Every system needs a heretic
04:08:19.860 Even God needs somebody to question him
04:08:21.940 let's see tom john says i can imagine young was up to some pretty strange
04:08:40.280 crowley and shenanigans but done except that young was definitely dedicated to the good
04:08:46.500 how did I find my day of death
04:08:52.700 it just hit me
04:08:54.140 some of the things just hit me
04:08:57.500 some things I just know
04:09:04.240 it's the same thing
04:09:08.300 my cards are always true
04:09:16.500 Ask Big Al, I told him that he was having a son this time.
04:09:29.320 If he wrote the law, which I believe he did, then divination prohibition is just a given.
04:09:36.760 Oh, no.
04:09:40.100 Reading a weather report is also divination.
04:09:46.500 I do like going by Leo
04:09:51.620 but I respond to Davis as well
04:09:55.280 so it's fine
04:09:56.200 okay so I think
04:10:05.160 Dustin Cameron is who I think it is
04:10:13.760 oh geez
04:10:14.520 pbx and uh eddie the fallen angel stuff isn't what you think it is
04:10:20.120 the fallen angel stuff is actually just due to judaic racism against white people
04:10:26.760 all right good we need to bro we need to hang out again we need to go
04:10:43.120 uh find bigfoot i i talked to two of them they're sick of you dating black girls by the way
04:10:49.820 i think that's why they keep yelling at you every time you go out there
04:10:56.760 I mean, I ain't your daddy or anything, but Jesus Christ, go knock up an Irish girl.
04:11:08.440 Bigfoot likes Irish girls, I think.
04:11:18.920 You can't open your chakras if you burn the coal.
04:11:26.760 yeah I had a conversation
04:11:30.520 I
04:11:31.000 you know what I need to get base Jew here
04:11:34.740 he was there for that
04:11:36.140 and he and I can sit down
04:11:38.880 and describe our experiences
04:11:41.160 base Jew is actually a pretty decent person
04:11:48.540 with a pretty clean soul
04:11:49.620 I don't know
04:11:55.660 I don't know how to be a righteous person.
04:12:00.540 I've made lots of sins in my life.
04:12:02.200 The base Jew has made a lot of sins.
04:12:04.000 Oh my god, I could tell you stories about this cocksucker.
04:12:08.640 But he's got a pretty clean soul.
04:12:11.380 I'll tell you that much.
04:12:19.960 Well, Jesus, Cameron, we'll go to the mountains together.
04:12:22.940 That's no problem.
04:12:25.660 I'm, I'm taking at least the next week off.
04:12:37.880 We're, was I scared?
04:12:39.420 I, okay, so, I opened up my chakras, I said you were here, and that's when we heard the
04:12:46.960 whistling, and I was braced.
04:12:49.960 It was bracing.
04:12:51.140 it was holy shit
04:12:54.440 is that actually
04:12:55.800 fucking happening
04:12:57.400 and base two felt
04:13:00.240 the exact same way
04:13:01.380 but scared
04:13:04.360 no not scared
04:13:05.720 shocked
04:13:08.840 shocked
04:13:10.280 is the correct
04:13:11.460 term
04:13:12.560 we had a
04:13:15.240 conversation with them
04:13:17.800 and
04:13:18.180 it's very weird
04:13:23.380 I
04:13:23.820 I owe you the full story
04:13:28.420 told properly
04:13:29.660 and told with face Jew
04:13:32.220 the first time I found
04:13:36.020 Bigfoot footprints
04:13:36.980 was with Dustin Cameron
04:13:40.200 and when I saw
04:13:42.380 the Bigfoot footprint it's on my
04:13:44.220 discord by the way or not my discord
04:13:45.800 my sub stack
04:13:47.640 the pictures are on my sub stack
04:13:50.140 I wish
04:13:54.040 the contrast was better
04:13:55.320 they're hard to see but
04:13:57.160 it was 100%
04:13:59.840 a Bigfoot footprint
04:14:00.840 it was not a human footprint
04:14:03.400 it was
04:14:07.900 very shocking
04:14:09.300 to me
04:14:17.640 uh cameron have you tried opening up your chakras and talking to them psychically
04:14:23.820 like they respond psychically
04:14:27.460 i don't have the photo handy yeah go to my sub stack it's a recent post
04:14:36.760 it was it looked female it looked very female to me it was missing the big toe there's a left
04:14:44.540 footprint.
04:14:51.680 The time I met them, and I met two of them up on the ridge, they were both whistling
04:14:57.240 at me and Bass Jew, and yes, it was telepathic.
04:15:07.860 And I don't know quite what they are.
04:15:09.700 I think they're actually a nature spirit.
04:15:11.600 the native legends of Bigfoot
04:15:15.760 don't align with the modern conception of Bigfoot
04:15:18.800 I think they're
04:15:26.100 I actually think they're a western introduction to North America
04:15:30.180 though I don't know
04:15:41.600 but yeah based you and i we we had a psychic conversation where they whistled at us
04:15:49.460 and then we kind of ran like we didn't even know what to say to bigfoot right
04:15:55.680 what do you say to bigfoot
04:15:58.700 and then slowly the whistles receded into the distance
04:16:04.100 and when they were gone
04:16:07.860 all of a sudden all the bird chirps
04:16:11.320 and the insects, they all
04:16:13.460 appeared in the environment again
04:16:15.940 we hadn't even noticed how quiet things were
04:16:20.700 until the Bigfoots were seated
04:16:23.960 and we were utterly shocked by it
04:16:32.940 utterly shocked. It was
04:16:34.700 quite bracing.
04:16:52.100 Tom, you're not wrong
04:16:53.500 about opening your chakras, but
04:16:55.180 you do need a grounding
04:16:57.700 in things. You do need a grounding
04:16:59.720 in who you are. You need a grounding
04:17:01.900 let's put it this way
04:17:08.560 if a 16 year old does cocaine
04:17:10.660 that's a terrible idea
04:17:13.100 a 26 year old does cocaine
04:17:17.080 not as terrible of an idea
04:17:20.020 I can't say that I've ever seen a UFO
04:17:30.720 I've seen some strange lights in the sky, but who knows what those were?
04:17:46.700 Oh, jeez, PDX Eddie, I don't know what that is.
04:17:52.240 One of Roll's stories was of a BF luring someone out into the tundra via mind control.
04:17:59.800 so don't get
04:18:03.860 don't get lured to places that you don't have control over
04:18:06.120 go out heavily armed
04:18:08.080 folks
04:18:19.000 I should shut down the stream
04:18:21.580 Bigfoot
04:18:25.020 oh yeah Bigfoot
04:18:26.340 now keep being weird
04:18:31.560 keep being weird
04:18:33.600 keep being responsible
04:18:34.900 keep being interesting
04:18:36.660 offer righteous things on God's altar
04:18:40.260 we need more Jedi Knights
04:18:51.840 alright any final questions
04:18:58.120 alright Cameron
04:19:00.600 you and I can chat
04:19:02.940 after this
04:19:04.840 wait to find me
04:19:14.140 I think we should make ally
04:19:17.020 with Bigfoot
04:19:17.720 that's why I'm going out to the hills
04:19:20.980 when I go out.
04:19:22.940 I am
04:19:23.440 I'm trying to make ally with Bigfoot.
04:19:27.000 Try to understand what Bigfoot is,
04:19:29.020 show respect to him,
04:19:30.720 and
04:19:31.380 build an alliance.
04:19:50.980 religion is the training wheels
04:20:05.620 nail the base forms
04:20:14.160 like get your base
04:20:15.940 shit sorted out
04:20:17.700 are they hostile
04:20:25.020 that they approach
04:20:26.500 Dustin Cameron
04:20:29.220 has had some hostile experiences
04:20:31.340 with Bigfoot
04:20:32.080 I have not
04:20:34.040 when I was with
04:20:37.400 Dustin Cameron
04:20:38.080 they didn't speak to us but we did
04:20:43.480 they were chill
04:20:45.440 yeah you know in
04:20:52.360 in empire strikes back where yoda says
04:20:56.300 what's in there oh only what you bring with you
04:21:00.260 uh bigfoot responds to what you bring with you
04:21:09.840 the funny thing is based you and i have a lot of sins on our conscience
04:21:14.760 but when we go into the woods
04:21:21.420 we're honest warriors
04:21:22.300 it's really hard to explain
04:21:23.960 they're hostile
04:21:29.460 if you have unacknowledged sins
04:21:32.160 for what sense that makes
04:21:41.640 Greg Lebeck says
04:21:42.620 I'm honestly worried for your safety
04:21:44.040 for a thought about a good mental health hospital.
04:21:51.480 Oh, shit.
04:21:55.840 Oh, brother, I am...
04:21:57.620 I'm quite boringly, boringly sane.
04:22:00.980 No, I'm largely at peace these days.
04:22:19.760 I work hard.
04:22:25.400 I see the young kids I'm working with, and I...
04:22:28.980 I try to understand them.
04:22:40.380 Don't you worry about me.
04:22:42.120 I would pass any psychological evaluation you care to subject me to.
04:22:53.880 I know Cameron, so...
04:22:57.300 By the way, I need to look up that job offer.
04:23:01.060 I haven't been ignoring it.
04:23:02.640 I've been working.
04:23:23.620 Actually, you know what's really interesting?
04:23:25.400 Missing Enigma
04:23:27.400 check out Missing Enigma on YouTube
04:23:29.980 I really enjoy this guy
04:23:31.300 and his latest video
04:23:32.760 he is a major skeptic
04:23:38.120 which you should be
04:23:40.220 but his latest video involves
04:23:44.240 a psychic
04:23:45.760 that
04:23:50.280 totally predicted a lot of shit
04:23:52.920 let's see um tom jones tom johnson says do you still have any hardship grief
04:24:03.540 schopenhauer said like life swung between pain board oh brother when i say i can transmute lead
04:24:11.380 into gold dude that involves a lot of lead it involves a lot of lead it involves a lot of
04:24:18.080 difficulty. I've been working my ass off since December 18th. I've barely had any
04:24:23.660 days off. That's why I haven't been making very many videos. I'm taking two
04:24:30.840 weeks off. I've been working my ass off, and things are slowly coming together.
04:24:39.960 so yes I've got tons of
04:24:47.680 hardship and grief
04:24:48.780 but it's worth it
04:24:52.500 what about Mothman
04:24:56.620 I'm pretty sure Mothman was just some
04:24:59.460 teenagers that saw a barn owl
04:25:01.760 and then it got
04:25:03.740 blown up to a huge thing
04:25:05.400 I don't think Mothman is anything
04:25:07.400 I see no reason
04:25:09.660 to believe that Mothman is anything whatsoever.
04:25:17.040 And I didn't think Bigfoot was either
04:25:19.220 until I found the footprints
04:25:20.680 and then six months later I had a conversation with him.
04:25:35.400 So, yeah, there is...
04:25:37.220 Guys, there's weird shit out there
04:25:38.900 if you want to find it.
04:25:44.320 You've got to be an interesting person, though.
04:25:46.400 So go be an interesting person.
04:25:48.580 I think this has been too long of a live stream.
04:25:59.400 Oh, geez.
04:26:00.400 Compared to losing parents, friends, pets.
04:26:08.900 Yeah, I really miss Space Dog.
04:26:17.180 She was such a good girl.
04:26:32.000 As for friends, you're supposed to find a woman and make children with her.
04:26:37.020 And your children are your new friends.
04:26:38.900 what did Bigfoot say
04:26:48.340 not a lot
04:26:50.060 I mean what the hell
04:26:54.120 do you even ask Bigfoot
04:26:55.380 I got the definite
04:27:00.460 impression that Bigfoot doesn't
04:27:02.520 Bigfoot has an understanding
04:27:04.560 of privacy that
04:27:05.780 they don't even really like being seen by one
04:27:08.620 another that they it's kind of like for us going to the bathroom right wait like nobody likes being
04:27:16.920 watched while they're in the bathroom big foots are like that 24 7 they're extremely private
04:27:22.880 even from one another the most you guys a small family group
04:27:30.660 and yeah
04:27:36.280 Danger Dog was amazing too
04:27:37.980 I miss Danger Dog
04:27:39.060 I don't know
04:27:48.540 I'm still trying to learn more
04:27:50.480 about Bigfoot
04:27:51.180 it's an ongoing quest of mine
04:28:00.660 I mean, it's still crazy to me that they're real.
04:28:10.280 Like, it blows my mind that they're real.
04:28:21.460 Yeah, Tom Johnson, you're not wrong, but you aren't all those things.
04:28:25.300 So.
04:28:30.660 I'm still primarily focused upon making money, but I might have met my wife.
04:28:37.580 We'll see.
04:28:39.180 We'll see how it turns out.
04:28:44.720 And Cameron, why don't you come over here?
04:28:46.960 We'll get a bottle of whiskey, and then we'll do a live stream together.
04:29:00.660 It's not as Sisyphean as you think.
04:29:05.200 One of the great things Indians have done for us is turn white girls racist.
04:29:12.480 Anyway, we are out of things worth saying.
04:29:16.540 God, I love you guys.
04:29:18.540 But we need to shut this down.
04:29:22.060 Carpe Futurum Teni Traititum.
04:29:25.320 Guys, be weird.
04:29:27.460 Be interesting.
04:29:28.560 be faithful
04:29:30.800 deus
04:29:32.660 volt
04:29:33.560 be the best type of Christians
04:29:36.620 you possibly can be
04:29:37.860 this is Arini