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00:03:37.000Because, like, you know, sometimes I'll go do these shows, like, a lot of, like, more corporate shows where I'm just like, hey, do you guys even really like me or know who I am?
00:03:47.000But it's like everybody there is just having so much fun.
00:03:52.000It's so—I have fun, but a lot of the time it's like you can't read the crowd because everybody's, you know— I feel like more like a jazz band or like a lounge band at a restaurant or something, you know?
00:04:07.000It's weird that they want to pay that much money to have someone come and then it's just that you're a big name and it's like, look, we got Post Malone, but, you know, I'm over here talking to somebody, not paying attention.
00:05:36.000And you go to those things and everybody's already hobnobbing.
00:05:39.000So people are like social networking and there's people with motives and they're trying to be more friendly with the guy at the top and this kind of shit.
00:07:11.000But I figured, you know, that the way things are moving, I got like four or five months before people like the robot songs more than my songs.
00:08:34.000I wonder if there is some way to do it with a certain amount of energy that we don't currently possess, where you can take other metals and turn them into different metals.
00:09:02.000He's got this area in Alaska that apparently there was a mass die-off there that probably had something to do with a comet impact, somewhere around the Younger Dryas period, and there's Tons of woolly mammoth bones there.
00:09:15.000He has warehouses filled with them, and it's all his land, and he's a gold miner.
00:09:21.000So it's like, and he's wealthy, and he doesn't give a fuck.
00:09:24.000This guy Johnny comes on here smoking cigarettes, telling the story of his life, and he's got warehouses full of priceless stone bones, these fucking ancient Like cave bear heads and step bisons.
00:14:46.000And then there's also, like, his brother Dennis McKenna, he explained it to me, but I'll fuck it up if I try to recall it.
00:14:53.000But it's essentially that some of the elements that how psilocybin interacts with your mind, it helps the facilitation of language.
00:15:02.000And he thinks that all those things coincided with climate change.
00:15:06.000So as these rainforests receded, these lower hominids came out, tried mushrooms, started eating them and kept eating them for millions of years.
00:15:48.000My buddy Duncan lived in Asheville, North Carolina, and they had so many shrooms that were growing on cow shit that they started giving the cows a certain kind of feed to discourage the fungus growth.
00:16:00.000They put chemicals in their feed to kill the fucking fungus, the most natural thing.
00:16:42.000The real mushroom is the mycelium, the spore, all the stuff that connects all of the vegetable life – all the vegetation life form together.
00:20:29.000But the way that it's moving, like, I don't know, my buddy, Lou, Louis Bell, he produces a bunch of my stuff and we write together and he's the most talented, smart dude ever.
00:20:41.000But he taught me about epochs and how many epochs a better AI template is.
00:20:49.000And pretty soon, dude, it's going to be really, really good.
00:21:13.000Like, guys, I wrote this song crazy, and it's just an AI song, and I'm like, well, fuck, that's better than anything I could have ever made.
00:21:41.000I feel like we look at it different...
00:21:44.000I feel like the attention span is getting so short now, with short-form content and stuff like that, and it's super instant gratification, so it's like...
00:21:57.000Why, as a fan of someone, right, even as a fan in a couple of years, I don't see why they're like, hey, I want Post Malone to make a song about this thing that specifically happened to me with the specific person's name in it, with this stuff,
00:22:13.000and this is super relatable to me, and that's what I want.
00:22:17.000So then you can just type in the prompt, all this shit, and it'll just shit you out a song, and it'll be the most personalized experience for you.
00:23:29.000All of your episodes and just run it through this thing.
00:23:33.000And so it's all your nuance and intricacies in the way you talk and shit like that.
00:23:39.000You know, your breasts, all that stuff.
00:23:42.000They have all of it because it's uninterrupted by, you know, music or background.
00:23:47.000They'll probably even be able to figure out a way to get you to make noises you've never made just by knowing the range that you have that's possible.
00:24:05.000They'll be able to just know what the shape of your vocal box was.
00:24:10.000I think that's one of the ways that when they look at ancient primates, they test the size of the opening of the mouth and what kind of sounds they could make and what that shit would sound like.
00:24:22.000Yeah, that's so weird how were they wrong about The noises that dinosaurs make?
00:28:50.000Whenever I was out there, I had my baby, and my doctor was out there, so whenever her mom...
00:28:58.000Was, you know, towards the end of her pregnancy.
00:29:00.000And we were like, okay, we're getting ready.
00:29:02.000We had the baby in LA. And so, like, we were there so we could see the doctor and, you know, she can go into labor or whatever at any minute.
00:29:10.000So we were there for a couple months and stuff.
00:29:59.000Which feels weird because then you feel like all these people that you're running into, like, their potential problems or their potential threats or their potential annoyances...
00:30:09.000Like, let me get away from these people.
00:30:48.000And I don't remember exactly where I was, but I think I was in...
00:30:52.000New York doing something and there was a guy I was doing like a show and we were in this building and there was like a smoking area outside and there was this guy playing chess with himself and my buddy goes up and he's like hey And I play chess with you.
00:31:09.000And I was like, yeah, and it's just like how shit would have gone like a hundred years ago.
00:31:14.000But now it's just like, I don't want to talk to anybody.
00:31:16.000Like, you know, it's so fucking weird, man.
00:31:52.000It's not just about success, but everybody's so driven to just get ahead that it's hard for them to separate those two and realize there's a balance.
00:32:02.000Like, you can't drink Coca-Cola all day.
00:34:04.000And people, when they are serious about something, especially like we're talking about, people have their eyes on the prize and they're trying to get ahead, it's hard for them to disconnect and have fun.
00:35:05.000My baby was like, we had flowers delivered to the room, and she would hold it up to my nose, and like, you smell this shit, because this shit is so cool.
00:35:24.000Sorry, I wanted to say something about that too.
00:35:27.000Have you ever been, I don't know how your family is or how your buddies are, but have you ever been on a vacation and the people who plan the vacation are super militant about the itinerary and you can't even vacation?
00:38:40.000Yeah, like people do that with fly fishing.
00:38:42.000Yeah, or you catch something tiny and you throw it back.
00:38:44.000With fly fishing, there's actually an argument that's not that big of a deal because fly fishermen, a lot of them, use barbless hooks so they can remove it very easily and then maybe the fish can even get it free if it jumps in the air.
00:38:58.000But when they catch them, a lot of fly fishermen are just catching and releasing trout.
00:39:02.000I've never been fly fishing, but my brother's super into it and he loves it.
00:39:11.000It's kind of like archery in that respect.
00:39:12.000It requires all of your concentration as you're casting the line and you've got to figure out how to get the perfect amount of whip so it rolls over and the fly.
00:39:21.000It presents itself right in front of the waterhole and you creep it with your fingers.
00:39:25.000You're doing everything with your hands.
00:39:31.000Even when you're giving the fish line, like if it's really pulling and you already have a tiny leader, you've got to give them a little line.
00:39:39.000You're kind of doing it with touch and feel.
00:39:46.000You know, I love all kinds of fishing, but, like, if you go to, like, a creek where people are fly-fishing and you use, like, a spinner, like, on a, like, a regular rod, like a spinning rod, people will, like, look at you like you're a fucking idiot.
00:55:14.000I know in fencing you can have a fence-off with each other.
00:55:16.000I bet they have a thing for boxing where you could do it against someone where you're both on opposite sides of the room and you're boxing each other.
00:58:45.000You know, everybody likes, like, the multiplayer games and stuff, but I'm, like, a single-player guy because I'm, like...
00:58:53.000Whenever I get to actually sit down, you know, by myself, you know, not on tour, and then the baby goes to bed and mama goes to bed and I can just go and sit and have a nice drink and a smoke in my game room and just fucking, like...
01:01:41.000You just talk and me and my friends, we say, you know, it's nice because you don't have any judgment and you listen to people talk and you actually have a conversation, which is really nice.
01:01:55.000Well, in this age of short attention span, that shit doesn't appeal to everybody.
01:02:01.000There's a lot of people that aren't interested in that.
01:04:32.000It's weird that we still need people to do it, too.
01:04:34.000Like, we want a Walter Cronkite-type person or some respected journalist, some Mike Wallace, some Barbara Walters, someone who, like, when they're talking...
01:07:07.000Not to compare John Daly to Bo Reicho from Mortal Kombat, but...
01:07:11.000Just imagine you're out there and you go so hard and you go, you're like doing all the best training and all this shit and this guy just comes out with a...
01:08:18.000Well, that's what I was talking to somebody and they were like, hey, do you think it's like way, way, way, way, way far down the line to where like men grew beards because they were fighting each other?
01:08:27.000And they were like, okay, we'll get a little padding.
01:10:31.000Or what if whatever we're being visited by now is just humans from the future or humans or another offshoot of humans from another dimension?
01:10:46.000Yeah, a lot of people speculate on all those things.
01:12:32.000You know, whatever it is inside of your mind that's moving you around and responding to questions and finding what you're interested in and pursuing your goals like that, whatever the fuck that thing is inside of you, that energy is very strange.
01:12:49.000Asked me if I wanted to smoke and I can't I don't really smoke anymore And I actually talked it for the longest time in my whole life.
01:12:58.000I couldn't really explain this I couldn't like really like Bring it to like Words and try to explain it to where I wasn't like where just cuz was It made no sense,
01:13:14.000but I talked to a couple of my buddies and they were like, oh, it's the same thing.
01:13:19.000So a lot of my friends from smoking weed, it's almost like a depersonalization thing to where it feels like for the longest time since I smoked one bad joint.
01:13:32.000And for the longest time ever since then, it's felt like I've been almost like watching my life happen instead of actually like living it.
01:13:47.000Like if you smoked one bad joint and you got way too high and you had like a break, like some sort of a schizophrenic break or some sort of strange episode.
01:13:56.000And it just feels like a lot of the time it's like...
01:15:01.000It's about how there's a certain percentage of people that, especially with high-dose THC, they can have a schizophrenic break or a psychotic break.
01:15:56.000I thought it was weed, but they get these joints now in these crazy dispensaries like in LA. It's legal now, so they're lacing them with THC. They got THC crystals in them and Keith in them.
01:16:43.000I did a smoke box show where they get you super high and they put you in this dope car and they have cameras in the car and you sit there and just smoke each other.
01:17:40.000Because, I mean, if you are, I mean, I'm not a psychologist or a psychiatrist, and if you're vulnerable, there's something wrong with your mind, you probably shouldn't be doing any kind of psychedelics.
01:17:49.000But that's the case with a lot of stuff.
01:17:51.000But for everybody else, just a little bit, just a little bit every now and then would make your life a little better.
01:17:58.000Well, it's interesting you said that too because now I talk to a bunch of my buddies, you know, who have served and they said, oh, they're giving them...
01:18:09.000Psilocybin to help with, like, PTSD and shit like that.
01:18:14.000Yeah, this shirt that I'm wearing, this is a MAPS shirt, Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies.
01:19:17.000And you won't have this fucking guilt, this overwhelming guilt of living your life just constantly trying to acquire money by unscrupulous methods.
01:19:43.000It's just one of those things that I think nature put here, or we are, and maybe not even by design, but just by...
01:19:52.000But whatever it is about us and whatever it is about that, when that chemical interacts with ours, and it's very similar to normal human neurochemistry, apparently, that psilocybin, when it interacts with us,
01:22:03.000And like, the kid doesn't know what the fuck is happening, so like, whenever they're older, they'll be like, oh, I saw your ass when you were a baby.
01:22:22.000This is like, like, had all, it's like, scrubbed up so, it was crazy.
01:22:31.000And I'm like, you know what, you can, in this world that we live in right now, where everything is based off of a social currency and a like or a heart metric on Any platform, I'm going to let you fucking decide whenever you want to do that.
01:22:54.000I feel like people are just so entrenched in this idea that you have to share every aspect of your life and use that aspect of your life as a thing to get likes.
01:30:46.000What the CIA was doing is they were experimenting with prostitutes.
01:30:53.000So what they would do is they would set up a brothel, and they would have these guys go in to try to get with the prostitute, and the prostitute was a CIA agent.
01:31:01.000She would give them a drink that was laced with acid, and they would watch these guys through two-way mirrors.
01:31:50.000And you know these people that are like stop the war these people are they're a threat sure and so one of the ways they did it was this high-profile guy Charles Manson and they take this guy and they taught him how to run a fucking cult when he was in prison most likely they definitely what was he in prison for beforehand oh he's been in prison his whole whole life his whole life where's he from that's a good question I don't know where Manson was from But the book,
01:32:23.000I've talked about it a hundred times in the podcast.
01:32:25.000If you listened to it before, I'm sorry.
01:32:26.000But that guy, who is my friend Greg's neighbor, my friend Greg Fitzsimmons, he was this guy's neighbor like 20 years ago when he was working on this.
01:32:34.000And he got hired to write a story about the anniversary of the Tate-LaBianca murders.
01:32:40.000And when he got hired to write that story, he started finding all these inconsistencies in the story.
01:32:47.000And so he started doing, like, real journalism.
01:32:49.000And it's just, like, he went on a deep dive, like, way too long.
01:33:36.000Especially now, due to the algorithms that we have, you just keep getting fed the same information to, like, perpetuate what you want to learn about and what they want you to know about.
01:34:55.000And we know that there's deep political agendas in reporting any story, in the perspective, the editorializing of these perspectives.
01:35:05.000It's just there's a lot of what humans are is what we're getting influenced by and When you're getting influenced by propaganda and horseshit all the time It has an effect on you whether you like it or not It might not be a hundred percent effective But it has some sort of an effect on you where you're willing to let these people who are just people They're no different than you and no different than me.
01:35:30.000But you'll let them talk to you and talk to us as if they are in control of us.
01:35:37.000And that is not supposed to be how America works.
01:35:41.000And that's just a natural human power structure thing that we've had since we were tribal creatures.
01:35:47.000It's a natural inclination to want to be that and want to do that.
01:35:52.000But we have to protect against that at all costs.
01:35:55.000Because just because it seems like you would like those things to be implemented because they fit your perspective and your worldview, the problem is now there's tools in place for tyrants.
01:36:07.000And now there's tools in place for people who don't share your perspective and don't have a charitable view of human beings and are ruthless and maybe psychotic.
01:36:15.000But that's the beginning of it all, too.
01:36:28.000Everything, it was a republic, you know, like, everybody was, everybody had a vote, everybody had a say, everybody, but the guys who were running, well, everybody was drinking from lead, and everybody was like, you know what I mean?
01:36:42.000Yeah, they had lead drinking vessels, they didn't know about lead poisoning.
01:36:45.000And this dude built this statue, like, fucking 100 feet tall of himself.
01:36:51.000And then Rome set on fucking fire, and it's crazy.
01:36:55.000And that's just been happening, and it's been repeating forever.
01:37:42.000You've got to be real careful that we don't become just like all these ones that we talk about when we say, boy, be glad you're not living in that place.
01:38:19.000And I was watching a thing recently, actually, about...
01:38:23.000How they think that the Egyptians just found the pyramids and the Sphinx and how you can see the Younger Dryas affecting the Sphinx and the pyramids like that and how that shit happened.
01:38:42.000I'm not fully as encompassed as you, I'm sure, because I just now learned about the Younger Dryas.
01:40:01.000You could find giant craters in places, like Greenland, and there's places where 100% they got obliterated by a giant chunk of something.
01:40:11.000What they believe is that this ended the Ice Age, and this is what caused all the melting of the ice caps that were above North America, and that's where all this massive flooding came from, and that's where the Great Lakes come from.
01:40:23.000And he thinks that it was a civilization-ending event where very few people survived, and they essentially had to rebuild from there.
01:40:31.000And so the amazing society that built the pyramids, whoever those people were, By the time this Younger Dryas Impact thing happens, who knows what kind of civilization they had at that point?
01:43:13.000So you look at pictures of Mars from like 20 to 30 years ago or whatever, and then you look at pictures of Mars now, they are drastically different because people caught on to like, why are you throwing a filter on Mars?
01:43:32.000So they were changing the color of Mars?
01:44:35.000I keep saying branch, but it's like...
01:44:37.000Well, I do know that just one way to explain some of it is that a lot of the photos they get from the telescopes are like not actual, you know, like with these cameras, it's not just taking a photo.
01:45:38.000So if you were one of these NASA Photoshop people, you would manipulate the photos in a little bit of a way to make them look a little more extraordinary.
01:48:31.000I'd rather get paid a million pounds than 20. The density of the water that's in the clouds, if you actually could extract it and weigh it.
01:48:42.000A cubic kilometer cloud contains 1 billion cubic meters, doing the math, 1 billion times 0.5, 500 million grams of water droplets in our cloud.
01:48:54.000That's about 500,000 kilograms or 1.1 million pounds.
01:50:23.000I was in Miami once and we were driving down the highway and the whole highway had to stop because the rain was so hard you couldn't see in front of you.
01:54:09.000When you throw a baseball, you know how far, how much energy you have to put into that throw in order to get into that strike zone if you're throwing a pitch, right?
01:54:19.000So that's like a knowledge of how much force and how you can aim.
01:54:24.000This is the same thing applies to arrows.
01:54:25.000You shoot enough arrows, you know like where you have to hold.
01:55:12.000And that fiber optic pin is the indicator that tells you what yardage, like if it's up or down, right?
01:55:18.000So if it's up, that means it's a close shot.
01:55:20.000If it's down, very low, that means it's a long shot.
01:55:22.000So it's the arc of the arrow over a course of time, and it's all calculated on this thing called Archer's Advantage, which is a computer program.
01:55:30.000So you put in the speed of the bow, the weight of the arrow, all these different factors, and you put it in and it'll give you a sight tape.
01:56:09.000A lot of the same companies like, you know, Vortex, they make a great rangefinder.
01:56:14.000I use a Leupold Full Draw 5 because it actually tells you, you put in the arrow speed and all these different factors, and it actually shows you the arc of the arrow in the rangefinder.
01:56:25.000So like if I'm trying to shoot an elk, Through a pocket in the trees, it's like this big, and I'm 35 yards away.
01:56:31.000I have to know that my arrow's not going to hit the upper branches.
01:58:23.000You'd have a hard time seeing like you wouldn't hold see like the thing about archery is and it's one of the beautiful things about it is like everything's repeatable like you you have to have perfect form so like when I come to full draw My string touches the tip of my nose.
01:58:41.000The D loop is in the corner of my mouth.
02:00:38.000So if you're pulling back like an 80-pound bow and you have all this force on those cams, when that string comes and fucking slices against your forearm, people get some gnarly fucking bruises there.
02:03:39.000Like, the European martial arts or whatever, and they get in the armor with the training swords and shit, and they're like, all they can do is interpret these treatises that they had,
02:03:54.000and the shit that they wrote down, like all the different guards and the way that they would actually fight.
02:07:20.000If you have your hands taped up nice, and you have your wrists taped up nice, and you have padding over your knuckles, you can really fucking crack someone.
02:08:11.000Because I did a fight scene for an up-and-coming film, and I just was, my hands, and even pretending to hit, I had to fight a guy who was like massive, like big-ass buff dude,
02:08:27.000like 300 pounds, just pure fucking, and like hitting him, He was like, all right, give it to me.
02:11:17.000Well, it doesn't if you still land a lot and you miss a lot.
02:11:20.000So if you're a highly active fighter that throws like 150 punches a round and you land 50 and your opponent only lands 10 but they only threw 30, you still won that round.
02:11:30.000You just let a lot more volume, a lot more, but even though you're missing, what counts is how many you land.
02:13:24.000There's some fucked up things about that movie, like historical inaccuracies, because it has to do with some real wrestlers and he took some liberties with the story.
02:17:33.000A long time ago I got off, and that was like the best decision I've ever made.
02:17:37.000But it is a good source of interesting shit.
02:17:39.000There's a lot of interesting things to pay attention to in the world.
02:17:42.000But you have to kind of be real careful how you curate it.
02:17:46.000And I think with some people, what I see, and I follow quite a few people that I can tell that this is what's going on, it's their daily obsession is interacting on Twitter and saying things and arguing with people and getting in confrontations and dunking on people.
02:18:29.000Because I tell you what, the submarine thing.
02:18:35.000With the submarine that went to go see the Titanic, or not submarine, but the whole Titanic deal, the submersible thing.
02:18:44.000Not once, Joe, in my entire life have I said, if I get on my phone and I'm like, hey, or if I'm not even on my phone, if I'm just like, hey, I want a jet ski.
02:20:23.000Yeah, what I heard is that something failed and it plummeted, and that as it was plummeting, they probably knew they were dying as it was plummeting into the ocean.
02:20:36.000Because the actual collapse would be a tenth of a second.
02:21:20.000Well, because we found out that they died and then there's not much more to say other than, you know, people go looking into the history of the safety concerns that...
02:21:49.000It's a it's a thing when we see someone do something and die and we think it's unnecessary or stupid There's a part of us that like has to study it Because that's how you learned even if it's something you would never do that's you learn to never do that when you see some guy and he's taking a selfie on a skyscraper and he falls You're like,
02:31:00.000It's a fun movie about dolls who come to life and try to interact with the real world.
02:31:06.000And there's this lady in it who's this mom who, spoiler alert, who makes Barbie feel sad because she's playing with Barbie and she has sad feelings.
02:32:41.000But it's also a movie about how Barbies are the dolls that everyone cares about, and Ken is just a fucking accessory, which is real.
02:32:48.000So when you bring these things into a movie, you make them real-life Barbie-land, that's how they have to be, because that's how it is in the real world.
02:37:50.000So out of all the boosters, all the collectors' packs they sold, that was the one.
02:37:56.000And a guy in Toronto, his name's Brook, he's an absolute fucking legend.
02:38:02.000And he worked at Costco, and he went to his local game store, and...
02:38:09.000I don't know exactly how much he wants me to share, but he went to his local game store and pulled it out of a pack, and it was a two million dollar card.
02:42:51.000Yeah, like pool is a very, it's a physical mental thing that you're doing, but there's something about video games that just stimulate your brain at high revs, just your first-person shooters and rocket launchers, and you're running around the map,
02:43:06.000and you hear the guy behind you, and you're ducking this way, and jumping down, running, trying to get the health.
02:43:49.000And they also don't want to be, like, stuck in a house not knowing what's actually out there.
02:43:53.000Oh, and, like, tripping over your dog?
02:43:55.000Bumping the walls, stepping on your cat.
02:43:57.000You know, like, you're just walking around there.
02:44:00.000I think my baby tripped me on purpose the other day I was playing.
02:44:05.000My friend Matt Serra, he plays a bunch of different games with VR, and, like, he had people over his house, and he was yelling and screaming in the other room, and his wife had to come in and say, shut the fuck up.
02:52:15.000The point is there's a photo of him as you're walking towards the stage him on that stage in 1983 and Someone apparently I need to find this out fuck Google Murder at the Ritz Theater.
02:52:32.000Because people that know the building are now telling me that at one point in time someone was murdered there on the second floor.
02:54:14.000You're like, there's some shit that happened here, whether good or bad, or just families and families that had a natural family progression or a fucking house where the daughter, whatever, murdered everybody with an axe, whatever, you know?
02:54:31.000But there's always, I don't know, you feel shit.
02:54:34.000It's totally possible that things contain some kind of memory or some kind of feeling to them.
02:55:54.000Like some people, they treat other people so well and then they get someone in their life that really shouldn't be in their life and it's ruining it and they don't treat themselves well.
02:56:01.000By extracting themselves from the situation.
02:56:29.000That part of the world, especially mountains, for some reason.
02:56:32.000There's a beauty, like when the sun is coming up, and the sun is shining through the trees, and you see the green pastures, and you just, you look at it and you go, my god, this is beautiful!
02:56:42.000It's like a feeling that you have, it's not like any other art form.
02:58:28.000And I think that's the scariest fucking part and I'll look at a star or it might be Mercury or it might be fucking Mars or whatever and it's so bright and I'm like, oh fuck, it's over.
03:01:03.000Well, it's when it goes from 19s to twos.
03:01:07.000The whole thing, apparently they were worried that it was going to have this ripple effect across the country and the stock market would crash and banks would dissolve.
03:01:52.000But I was, because I was, I was 95, so I was like five reading about I would see the paper on the counter and it'd be like, oh, Y2K, everything's fucking ending.
03:02:04.000And I was like, oh my fucking god, mom, everything's fucking ending, all this shit.
03:02:08.000But then you look back and it's like, why would the year changing over affect computers?
03:03:19.000What they were saying, I guess, further up with that, like power plants, for instance, have a whole bunch of automated things and those were in threat.
03:03:45.000I wouldn't be shocked if it was just something to sell newspapers and The media pumped it up and made it a big thing and talked to the biggest fear mongers and got everybody fucking terrified of it.
03:04:07.000Maybe in the greater scheme of time, as we look back on the changing of the eras of humanity, maybe that's when we began our cultural slide.
03:04:25.000They sort of charted out the eras of civilizations, and that civilizations would go through these periods, and then they would have these rebuildings, and then they'd get soft, they would fall apart, and then there was these things.
03:05:26.000World War II guns and they had a gun that was electronically operated that they soldered on a trigger and a grip to and a stock on so they could use that gun.
03:05:42.000It's just crazy the resources that they're using right now.
03:05:47.000It's just scary that there's a ground war.
03:05:52.000It's going on right now between two countries that used to be a part of the same union.
03:06:00.000Because I think when people get through wars, when they get through like a civilization gets through an era, they have this feeling like a lesson was learned.
03:06:10.000I don't think we learn our lessons, especially when there's a lot of money involved in continuing the same kind of behavior.
03:06:16.000And I think that's where we find ourselves right now.
03:06:19.000And that's where the people that are very alarmed by this and they're really scared by this, I think they're right.
03:06:23.000This is the time to be very alarmed because it just seems people are way too casual about wanting this to happen and wanting us to fund this and beat Russia and all this whole craziness of war.
03:06:38.000It's so complicated, too, with the UN and NATO. It's so complicated.
03:06:45.000All of it is like there's so much going on.
03:06:49.000Well, they're trying to play magic the fucking gathering.
03:09:01.000Okay, so while some reports claim that Russia's Poseidon missile may exist only as a propaganda scheme, experts generally agree that the system is very real and has received significant resources from the Russian Armed Forces, although many details remain unknown.
03:09:17.000So yeah, dude, if they decide to vaporize...
03:09:20.000It's a U.S. Navy nuclear-armed submarine-launched ballistic missile system.
03:10:53.000We're gonna fuck everything up or try to.
03:10:56.000As the world becomes more globally oriented and realizing that there's just people, there's people in India, there's just people in China, there's people in Russia, the problem is who they're led by.
03:11:07.000And when they lead you into this position and control the population to position where they can't do anything other than the will of the leaders.
03:13:31.000Because if they apply that to a social credit score, if they decide somehow or another that you need some social credit score system and it's for the benefit of society, and they outline that they can track your behavior and your tweets and all your things, and you get a score.
03:16:00.000So now you don't even need a fucking microchip.
03:16:03.000You can just fucking use your pube hairs.
03:16:06.000They had a store in Ohio where I don't think you leave with stuff, but you just tell them what you want, and then they just send it to you.
03:16:14.000Well, now they have like honor system stuff in airports and stuff.
03:18:36.000I don't know, if you enjoy your job or what you do just a little bit, if you have friends at the store, if you have anything, it's like, you don't gotta take that shit.
03:19:12.000Now people just run in in large groups and they just snatch everything and smash glass and steal all those fucking watches and everyone just has to stand there.
03:20:10.000If you had enough resources, and you were clever enough, and you planned this out enough, you could engineer the downfall of a society.
03:20:17.000And you would do it by infecting the universities and entrenching them in a ridiculous, unsupportable ideology and then have people go out in the world with that ideology and think this is a rational way To live life and to run the world.
03:20:36.000And then while you're doing that, you're also setting it up so that you have less people get arrested for things, more people get released from prison for things.
03:20:47.000There would be a bunch of different ways that you could destabilize society.
03:20:52.000But one of the best ones would be to encourage crime.
03:20:55.000If you wanted to somehow or another, you could do it under the guise of making it more fair for all these people that get arrested, making it more fair for, you know, nobody wants to be racist, you just say it's racial injustice and just let more violent criminals out onto the street.
03:21:10.000If you wanted to destabilize society, it's not saying that prison reform isn't hugely necessary.
03:22:22.000All you need to say is, if someone goes in or someone tries to order Postmates on their phone, just say, uh, your card's actually not working.
03:22:47.000All it takes is, because everything is so digital now, it takes nothing, just like you mentioned in Canada, where they're like, okay, people who donated to these guys are getting their bank accounts shut off.
03:23:00.000Imagine that happened to an entire major city.
03:24:33.000What is interesting is seeing those little boxes pop up around everywhere disguised as palm trees in California and just kind of scattered around in New York.
03:25:27.000If you have a concert and you have 20,000 people in an arena and you try to get on your phone, like I experience it at the UFC all the time.
03:25:58.000And then when everybody comes and I'm still on the Wi-Fi and I got to shit before the show because I don't want to shit my pants on stage...
03:31:20.000Where they have stand-up comedians, some of them maybe for the first time ever, do one minute in front of a professional group of comics who talk shit and there's a live band.
03:41:10.000And he floats outside my prison window Marking those within And he sings to me real low He's held to where you go For you didn't murder Kate McKinnon Damn.
03:43:14.000And I find, like, a lot of the time in country now is, like, it's very overproduced.
03:43:21.000And so what I love about like Coulter and Tyler and everything is it's just like kind of more traditional in that way where it's just like that same bounce.
03:45:22.000And it's just like, at that point, it's a lot of pop mix-ups, you know what I mean?
03:45:32.000And that's never been bad, because what I've always tried to do, and I'm sure people said the same thing about me, because I sit and play the guitar with 808s and all that shit.
03:45:44.000I just, whenever I'm listening to that, that makes me feel like, it makes me feel like a hard ass.
03:45:57.000Listening to Kulture, I'm like, he does the acapella shit, and I'm like, oh man, I feel like I'm fucking out there with you, dude.
03:46:04.000But it's also like the choice of music is like he's singing a song about despair and the regret and all of it and the ravens mocking him from outside of the prison window.
03:52:29.000If I hold my pick just right and hit that fucking string, it's gonna sound this different and I'm gonna make that my signature sound and then you're just gonna blow up.
03:52:39.000But that's just something that you do.
03:52:41.000Like his vibrato on his voice and shit.
03:52:46.000I think that's something, whenever I first started making music, that was something that really, like, if not propelled me, was something that was a little different.
03:53:04.000I always tried to copy, like, Stevie Nicks, and there's a guy named Conor Oberst from Bright Eyes, and he would have this great, like...
03:53:12.000Vibrato in his voice when he sang and Stevie would too and I think that that wasn't being done and that's just the way I naturally sang as a kid and it sounded like shit but as I got older that's just the way I sang so I think that kind of was a thing that I wouldn't say propelled me,
03:58:13.000Because those cars, even though they're not the fastest cars, they don't handle the best, those cars are literally like a rolling piece of art.
03:58:22.000You're driving around in this iconic time machine of art.
03:58:29.000You know, someone created this shape, this beautiful shape, and you see that shape, and you go, oh!
03:58:34.000You see a 69 Mustang, you just go, oh!
04:03:48.000CIA UFO turned into STEM. You're definitely on a watch list, Jamie.
04:03:53.000Yeah, so there's literally, like, a CIA document about it that these guys...
04:04:01.000Supposedly shot at a low-flying spaceship.
04:04:05.000According to the KGB materials, a quite low-flying spaceship in the shape of a saucer appeared above a military unit that was conducting routine training maneuvers.
04:04:14.000For unknown reasons, somebody unexpectedly launched a surface-to-air missile and hit the UFO. It fell to Earth not far away, and five short humanoids with large heads and large black eyes emerged from it.
04:04:28.000It is stated in the testimonies by the two soldiers who remained alive that after freeing themselves from the debris, the aliens came close together and then merged into a single object that acquired a spherical shape.
04:05:11.000The KGB report goes on to say that the remains of the UFO and the petrified soldiers were transferred to a secret scientific research institution near Moscow.
04:05:22.000Specialists assume that a source of energy that is still unknown to earthlings instantly changed the structure of the soldiers living organisms having transformed it into a substance whose molecular composition is no different from that of limestone.
04:05:43.000Well, this is, you know, they're reading from a KGB file, right?
04:05:46.000So It's just, go to the very bottom of that again, Jamie, at the very bottom of that.
04:05:52.000It's one of the things that says, the CIA representative stated, if the KGB file corresponds to reality, this is an extremely menacing case.
04:06:00.000The aliens possess such weapons and technology that go beyond all our assumptions.
04:06:05.000They can stand up for themselves if attacked.
04:06:08.000The thing is, they're saying if the file corresponds to reality, that means there's a question.
04:06:38.000I'm waiting for them to show me things.
04:06:39.000I've seen some things already, like those videos that they took off the FLIR video and the GO FAST video and these videos of these things where these jet fighter pilots are trying to track this thing and it's like zipping across the sky and they're like, what the fuck is that?
04:07:47.000What if it's fucking a Martha or whatever and they're from fucking the center of the earth and the holes in...
04:07:54.000The polar, the poles or whatever, north and south, and that's where the holes are, and that's why Google Maps blocks it all out and all that shit.
04:08:05.000Well, that would be a great theory before cell phones.
04:11:51.000This poor dork thinks he's gonna get to bang Tracy Lords and she drags him through this meat processing thing and while he's doing it, he kind of sees people.
04:27:20.000Or at least if he's not dead, he's just fucking fucked up out of his mind.
04:27:27.000They gave him all the drugs in the world.
04:27:30.000But I think there were some cases of girls honeypotting dudes and then the other Manson family guys would come over and it would turn into a shit show.
04:27:40.000I think that's what happened with Brian Wilson and Dennis Wilson, his manager.
04:27:44.000They became entrenched with Charles Manson.
04:27:49.000And I think Dennis, we brought up this the other day, right?
04:27:51.000Dennis Wilson was his manager at one point or something, was going to produce a record for him or something like that.
04:29:07.000Look at your game, girl Look at your game, girl What a mad delusion Living in that confusion Frustration and doubt Can you ever live without It makes sense that he could do that.
04:30:24.000The actual thing we just listened to, I don't know, but I'm like, here's a link that says, listen to these Charles Manson songs, and he's credited as the songwriter for them.
04:30:33.000Like, he might have been trying to write Beach Boys songs.