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But since I don't have a printer at the moment, allow me to go to my notes on my phone you so now I dont want gilbert, as you don't need those? How many of you think that bill gates is a hypocrite for flying and apply a private jet or complaining about climate change? Go bill gates, hypocrite or not a hypocrite for flying his private jet, don't care. While he was asked by the bbc a you would not be so last year, the year. That answer to this. You can decide if this is a good answer. Not his answer is that he is invest billions of dollars into a company called climb works which

ex carbon in the air at scale. The is also invested in a number of other green technology businesses, and so His argument is this: if he can fly round on his job efficiently and allocate your capital towards saving the planet that he personally is very very much very much. Positive, not he would acknowledge that a jet uses more fuel than some other mode of transportation, but overall he saying I am saving the world, but it costs a little to get there. How does this argument? What what do you think of that argument? What's wrong with it? You don't like it because it doesn't agree with you, but what's wrong with zapata. Really, if every person did what he did, we'd be in bad shape, if everybody, if everybody subtracted more,

more co2 added, we wouldn't be in budget. I see say this a week argument boys wrong, wrongly unlucky comments is one of those arguments that you don't want to accept it like painful to is painful. To imagine that he's is, Hoping it anyway, I love you, so I ve got the golan problem. Did I made. The there's something about him, his physicality, because he doesn't, he doesn't seem to take care of himself in terms of his health he's got over that sort of a gollum. Oh my precious. Vibe two makes me wonder if he looked like some, you

healthy, good, looking young person would be of the same opinion about it. I just have a theory that his physicality is seventy five percent of white glove independent a bit and that his wealth would be the rest and then, of course, your wild, your your wild allegations and I dunno if they're, true or false, but they're, certainly not certainly not confirmed here is an example of The news tells you ought to be mad about deal. leave that you wake up every day. Scientists are covered. It was funny. Do you believe you wake up every day and you look at the news and then you decide on your own just all by yourself what things are important and what things you're going to get all worked up about. Zaire is ira list

Your worldview, though you look at the landscape of all the possible stories. and then you on your own with no help decide which one is going to be important to you. Nothing like that is happening now. The news tells you which ones to worry about, and it's almost random. If you looked at you know if you were looking at it objectively and here's a perfect example this- and this was- I stole this from somebody else's too whose name I forgot to write down. So I apologise, but it was. How does job didn't get away with saying we're getting rid of oil and gas in the decade. the state of the union. By said that, wanted to get rid of fossil fuels- and you know ten years now shouldn't that be the biggest story in the world, because if he actually accomplished that he would like destroy civilization and it looks like he's actually

I had to do it now. How is that not the biggest story in the world which, which is the point of the tweet? The point of the tweeters we've decided, is not and I dont made away. I mean the media, so if I had got if I've got the fox news website today- and that was the main story I'll bet, a lot of you would be pretty worked up about it because you know fox news could have made that the big story they talked about a lot, but it wasn't like a big story. Is they just decided? That's the big story. a whole lot of people will be worked up about it, but as it is, we just they got old man said strange thing doesn't make. You won't make much difference, but instead, at the main story that I saw on the fox news today. It may have. It may have changed by now, but the main star

as on fox news was that leah, thomas, the trans athlete swim, a few years ago or not, I don't wanna was changed in a dressing room, the girls were woman's dressing room and her penis was showing and the other women nor said about them, so she showed her venus at the air, weathers locker room, and that was the big story. That was like the main story, fox news. I know some of you are racist, nor racist it. Some of you were so close minded that when I say her her previous year, like wait, wait you mean he has been this, but now that will be. That would be wrong. So don't say that

Do I make my place to do it? Did I make my case? You see a right, the things we decide to get worked up about through a completely artificial there, their chosen from this large many things we could get worked up about, but I guess this week we now I think I think one what whatever is most clickable will as we were. Attention goes right, so the news. Obviously the news knows what you're going to click on. Do you think I clicked on the story about leah thomas showing europeans to the other swimmers? Do you think I click on that story as almost no importance to my life? Yes, I did. Of course I do Have you met me? Of course I did yes, I spend some of my Some of my you know

You remaining minutes on this earth, while I hope there's more than if you look at that, because it was very clickable. You kind of needed No, if had been another story about inflation, possibly the biggest problem would have clicked on it. No problem, because you know I know what the inflation story says already, so we're pretty much driven by click, ability Here's a controversial little idea from, I saw this tracy follows tweet, which is a great need for a twitter account. Her actual last name as follows: Tracy follows: Tracy tweets that twenty thirteen study and social conformity found that extra

earth are more willing to go along with the opinion of the majority, even if it's wrong, even if Israel had enough, they know it's wrong when they go along with that, that's a little unclear. And then the insurers are more likely to buck the system. Now. consider the mandates and vaccinations and mass and all that stuff which are not vaccinations by the way. Let me clarify: do you think that the fact that people you hear the most from our alex extroverts? Because what do you need to know? What do you need to be to run for a government Members of congress, are they not extroverts, so we have a government of extroverts, so we base.

We have a government of people who are selected for a trade which makes them go along with the majority. Then what about the pundits and the tv personalities, extroverts or insurance, although you can have some inch who or on tv but While we exports lecturers so what happens when you ve got a situation where there is no social conformity pressure, and then you, as a member of the public, are trying to get your try to get some insight from all the experts in the government and abundance. But if there are heavily if their heavily extroverted, because there's a selection thing right, the people we or a famous usually tried to be famous so there's something extroverted about kind of makes. You understand how people, how the top anyway, the people in charge

it really makes you understand how they could so quickly conform. If it's true that extroverts can for them now does make sense. Here's why this makes sense. The reason extroverts are extroverts as they like putting themselves in front of people and getting a good read, for that like it it then they get a good feeling, literally in their body and their mind, from exposing themselves to people but they wouldn't want you? Were they like getting attention so Yeah you'd have to think that that's part of what happened I've also speculated that name

ten percent of the people who were against vaccinations which are not vaccinations. How many times do I have to tell you there just coffee chats chance, but there? How many? Those do you think were mostly because they were afraid of needles and then they reason backwards from their fear of needles, Everything that I know about psychology assumes that there are some people in that group, because s way the brain works, the brain works here. You start with your irrational fear, and then you work backwards to your rationalization of why it all needs. so the first place. Yeah yeah, it's not I'd, say it's ninety percent, but it might be one percent, maybe ten percent yeah, but I wouldn't ignore it. The big fun show on the news is the twitter hearings in congress and all my

these are brutal. Have you watched any as I could, of your roth sitting there and just having his life destroyed by the numbers of congress is brutal. Oh, my god. Is being accused of being was a pedophile friendly and I'm not going to say that this is not my interpretation of anything he did. My interpretation is that he did some academic stuff as a very controversial stuff, but its being miss characterized. So in my, in my personal opinion, these being miss characterized now how I feel about it, I'm having trouble sorted out because.

I also felt like I was being shadow banned. I dunno if I was but I felt like I was, and I felt that people who at least agreed with me in some ways were being shadow banned and I hated it and therefore I had a bad feeling about anybody who had been involved doing so, the the animal part of me just wants to you hate is your roth guy and ill grind him into the dirt being on the other side for me and people I like. On the other hand, I am a big fan of innocent until proven guilty at there's. A lot of accusations thrown read about this guy that I'm not comfortable with coming from government officials. You know what I mean like is: is one thing for you know some idiot to say: oh, I think you're below friendly or something is another thing to have a member of congress saying

what about you, while you're sitting there a camera, I thought it was too far. I thought it was too far but here the animal and me was revenge. Some like that. The socialized human is nice as as too far, because that's a little bit too much guilty until proven innocent when it comes from a sitting member of congress, it just feels it feels like the powerful and hitting the less powerful, but just like most of you Of have that revenge lust as well, and I'm a little uncomfortable with my own feelings about it, what the revenge, but I don't think that that I wasn't comfortable with it. Just wasn't comfortable with it, which is not which is not defending him. Alright, so I'm not in defense.

Anything did I'm just saying I wasn't comfortable, not not my best feeling when I want but on the other hand my lust for revenge was somewhat says it happy about it lay like you can be proud of that. But it's true so you'll have to answer for having called the trumpet administration nazis the tweet? He said he regretted the language, but here's the here's, the first burke, I read a penny peace from whose it was deemed oliver darcy and see in it. So I watch those twitter files in the mad tv, twitter files, twitter threads and all that, and I came away with a certain.

The beliefs about how bad the twitter files were. In other words, what bad they showed. But then you read oliver darcy on cnn and he says republican distortion field. there's no evidence that fbi or government influenced twitter and speech. but how many would agree with that characterization, that of all the twitter files. There is no evidence of F b, I or government influencing twitter on speech. That feels like exactly the opposite of what we So apparently this year, then, or at least some numbers of the left. I just got to say nothing happened so we're in this weird situation where the The news is irrelevant, because the people on

side will say this thing in the news is super important and look at all this evidence. And then the other side will say. I didn't see anything, I'm looking right at so you take january january sex. The Democrats, I look at all this evidence of horrible things, everybody in the as unlocking the same stuff. I don't see anything where's your insurrection. they re here, looking at all, only we looking, Do I also believe that is reversed. The situation is worse now that now- the ones I have to say look at all these fbi, twitter files, democrat operatives, like Jim Baker, all influencing and the devil cancer level is? I am looking at the same stuff elusive only talk about look look here in here and here on the laptop here's hunters onwards, all connected as it now is right here is

right here right here- I don't you. thus the world we live in and by the way it does work both ways. It words balls the other side. Whatever the other side is literally can't see the evidence. Or they see evidence that doesn't exist so. I don't know how much is lying anymore. Do because. There's, definitely a cognitive phenomenon, which is convincing people that their side is right. Both sides, But what you were at the point where the actual facts of the story don't any role whatsoever on anything again this morning. A more with somebody, a twitter weather.

whether long covered should have been part of that part of any decision making. I'm thinking really There's there's actually somebody who says a long covert definitely doesn't exist now, maybe it doesn't matter, maybe I'm hallucinating yeah, maybe maybe the you know the people who say that The electoral reports on the various reports tell you something important, but The anecdote reports of long covered are tell you nothing. I don't know how you can old both of those things in your head. I owed both of them in my head. Equally, I say the various report is not proof, but man there's so much on it. That's a breed strong, signally, better. Take that seriously

but I also say all the personal individual reports from credible people who had long cove and four months, headway. Take those I think those seriously, but also is not randomized controlled test. so why would you say that you ve terrors, you can consider, but lo covered all those in you. Don't cancer. To me, the world is gone crazy and we're just seeing what we want to say at this point. Like always, I guess like always well I didn't get cancelled this week. And I will surprised, and feeling a shift in the woke stuff does else feel to say, but I feel that we have reached peak woken us and it's either. It's either plateau in or started to decrease.

Because let me tell you what I said that I feel like I would have been cancelled for two years ago and I got basically no pushback at all. It was this tweet. I already told you about this tweet, but the update is that cancelled, so I tweeted, I wonder if any sober person with an iq over a hundred and ten has ever been. by police after resisting arrest traffic stop. Now I feel I would have been cancelled two years ago for that today. I don't think anybody wants to touch it, because I am perfectly willing to have that conversation. I think. stupid people and inebriated people get killed by police for resisting arrest and if you think that has anything to do with is, I don't know what. you show me a stupid new brain person. Male almost always mail.

And I'll show you. Somebody who's got a real risk with police, Me somebody who's smart and sober. and I'll show you somebody who could get into trouble, but they're not going to be murdered by police, I mean, unless it was just the weirdest mistaken identity situation, which is a whole different story. But let's stop pretending. That people have been killed by police war, resisting arrest is anything about anything except stupid people. It's just stupid people, and if you want to tell me, no, no scott, it's a problem with the black community. then I say to you: why are you infantilism black americans? Do you know when I was smart enough not to pick a fight with a guy with a gun three years old seriously three years old, I our

everything I would know for the rest of my life on the topic of whether I should pick a fight with somebody who had a gun now pick a fight. These resisting arrest in this case because I'm not a moron, so what do we think that the black community here figure that out? Do you think that black people somehow have like can't figure out that you don't pick a fight with wait with a gun, let's just treat it. What it is is not about race, it's about stupid people and and inebriated people, or usually both stupid end of the bridge, I wish you just call it what it is stupid, Gabriel people of all types white, black spanish does matter you're, stupid, inebriated you're at great risk. Everybody else now so much now so much, but but back to my original point,

Do you think I could have said what I said just now two years ago with no blowback, so I've got no response, no blowback to that it does feel different. Yeah does feel different. The and- and I know some of you want to go rachel about it, go blah blah blah percentages list was what does that have to do with anything like to me. It's just the the a useless statistic. If you find any, you know Well, anyway, that's enough them, so there's something kind of intrigue with their project veritas and we don't know the details of it, but reporting is a james. I gave the founder and had a project very us currently as aboard board of directors of this organisation.

and they have removed him of authority and put him on some kind of administrative leave. Now here's the firstly, You should know about this story. We don't know anything about the story is disturbing, so we want to keep an eye on it because we cause the the timing of it is suspicious. So right after project veritas gets what looks like it's biggest scoop. You know the of as an employee who said some stuff on a camera there, right after that, the board of directors moves. The guy who is, you know, got the big win on that story. Maybe maybe but until you hear why he was removed, don't you think you are on hold hold your opinion on this a little bit. I mean you should be very curious, so your curiosity should be as a citizen

Who is concerned that and other citizen may be mistreated, we don't know, I don't know, but let's keep an eye on this one as theirs certainly cause insert, but it's way too soon to say that something that shouldn't have happened happened. We don't know what he is accused of. The the reporting is that he was he he's accused of being hard to work for what is that bit being hard to work. For I don't know, the story is, but I have a feeling that hard to work for is not going to be the the reason that we finally figured out in the end.

The I see the unarmed guy in the us leaves in the hotel hallway get murdered by cops yeah, but in every case there's a special situation. There was something going on there and it might have been the the cops themselves. I dunno what the situation was, but the those are special situations. It's not like, there's some and I'm not sure that that was actually that wasn't the case of resistance. restaurant. That was the opposite of resisting arrest, so he was a case of someone who got killed, not arrested not resisting arrest right. So my my entire point was resisting arrest. He would he was the opposite and he was drunk somebody says so so my point was if you're, smart and not in the abbreviated, Often do get killed not often or keeper keeper.

nobody in this project fairytales what's goin on their right, However, what I told you that, when we heard that there is a story that the Nord stream pipeline was bureau, blown up by americans Do you remember? I told you I'm not so sure about the story. You remember my scepticism at the initial reporting. Well, Job barely just theirs is one american journalist, seymour Hirsch, whose on who believes he has this inside information that, u s divers planted there closest you, nato exercise, blah blah blah and then I see my leaves senator from you does say he: u tweeted, I'm trouble that here immediately rule out that this suggests that the EU s rule out the suggestion that the? U s blew up Nord stream. I checked with a bunch of seneca. thanks among those I've asked, none were

a brief on this. If it turns out to be true, I've got a huge problem. So now we got a problem. If it's true congress should have been part of the decision making- or at least they should know about an hour and apparently that out barely they don't so ears. So In the comments it seymour, more reliable israeli history of any big stories, he's gone wrong. The me lie massacre guy because back that farm, long history of those stories, so but what do you suppose the source was resources? Because

think his sources were military, spooks sears. My problem If there was a real way that the thing was blown up and the army literary didn't want anybody to know the real way when they live story about sort of a traditional way. So you're here's what I'm suspecting I'm wondering if maybe we balloon. with some and say we had a submarine they could do that or some other kind of asset. There was not divers with bombs. We might want to put out the story that, yes, we did it. It was ass, but we'd fool them about what technology it cars. Maybe that's the secret, that's a possibility, so that would be one reason to plant a false story so that the other side doesn't know what kind of assets you have maybe you're underwater.

drone yeah. Maybe we have a submarine drones and we don't want to to know about the other possibility. Is that, where something some kind of a message. We say it was an intentional leak or something like that. Do you think it would be a message to burn. To make sure that he knows how serious nato is that that? Because, if your putin. and you imagined it blew up on its own or something that doesn't really show you that the other side is serious about this war, but at some point, Maybe one tell russia, oh yeah, we did this and we would do things like this again. Maybe a waiter, show our serious message to the germans.

do you remember when the the Nord stream will first blew up and the the? U s said it was russia blowing up zone pipeline? You remember my reaction to that about russia blowing up his own pipelines. I called bullshit to that of the first man. I think Tucker. Then as well. I think other people do as well, but as soon as I heard that russia blue zone pipeline, that was it, Slightly believable there were there wasn't a sin. the thing about that, There was in the same zip code of fund something you should believe. It was just ridiculously unbelievable That was the opposite of all common sense and sure enough. Exactly like you thought it was a lie. I am very curious about magna gates he and he has taken

ukraine, so he he's very much a stop the funding for ukraine and was figure out and this thing and many of his colleagues on the opposite side- and I look at says, a long term, mac gates political play and I think he mailed it here's why. is much chance that, at the end of the, if the residents of the ukraine, russia situation. These are issues at the end of it. So since the united states will be glad we did it. What is it because it feels like this is just a rack to boy now were vietnam, two point it feels like yet another war there was optional and it feels like here is my big inside on this

it feels like the only person who is playing a right politically as maggots now might be also playing a right for what's good for the country, but just talking about politics for a moment there might be a time in art and not too distant future where maggie's is running for president, that's not much of a stretch, right kind of assume. You saw that angling toward the presidency at one point and he might be running against people who voted for funding. the ukrainian war, over and over again. He might be running against people who are all unqualified because by then it's very likely. The public will have turned on all this funding. Even if we get something like a good that feels like maybe a good issue outcome of of blunting russia or whatever, I don't think the public's going to see it. That way, I think the public's going to see all the money we spent and we didn't.

Everything from it. I think that gates is gonna, be one of the only pure blood's so amusing that term. Ironically, hopefully, but he might be the only one who said I was against the ukraine war from the beginning and then and then I think people are gonna say: oh my god, my inflation is going crazy. What could we have done to avoid this? Well, one then you could have done is what my gates said: don't spend our money in your brain when there's nothing, we can win and it does seem more and more like the ukraine words and optional war for profit. So it looks like from my perspective. It looks like the military industrial complex is primarily behind it. Some of the you may be the best The crime family has something I don't know, but it looks like a financial war.

And certainly there might be some energy companies who want to take russia of the energy market so does not just feel like money. I've got a feeling that in the end, so this is very much. Like anybody who just bets against the government, if the only thing you did is I'm going to bet against the government you're going to have a pretty good track record, so he's betting against the government and I feel like it's going to pay off. You know it feels like foreshadowing of I dunno eight years now or whenever he's running for president is going to be tough, alright and what serious some of the things that Oliver darcy argues on cnn opinion piece.

He's got a call from James baker. Who is the was they had head of legal at twitter, and he says this is. Were baker said, quote. Aware of no unlawful collusion with or direction from, in government agency or political campaign on our twitter the doktor Biden, laptops situation, James baker, twitters former deputy council. Is a deputy council again told the committee, while under oath.

now, here's what oliver darcy did not mentioned, who James baker is. Can you imagine quoting James baker, about what the f b I did or did not do without mentioning James baker's, your role with the the the f b I and his prior role with the fbi and his connection with the Democrats? He just leaves that out. Do you think that's like the most important thing dimension, where do you ever quote from James baker about the twitter files? How do you leave that AL so is, is pretty clear that the left wants to make to twitter files or go away, Oh then we hear that the trump so that money, Let me not do what I accuse others of doing, showing one side of the story.

So the for the first time I was hearing that the trump way house attempted to censure, censure christie, Chrissy teigen. Tweets are insulting about trump by using nord. the fact that he was ignored. That probably should be the end of the story, because it's not much of a story. If the government asked twitter to do something and twitter ignores, it is only when they act, then it's a story ignoring. It would be the right thing to do and- and I don't have a problem with anybody asking- I don't have a problem- that the trump white house asked for insulting tweet to be taking them cause the tweet that was, I dunno, what chrissy teigen, his tweet, was but clearly whatever it was, had nothing to do with informing the public. Would you agree like what whatever chrissy teigen tweet? Was it wasn't important? So yeah, I don't see

isn't there, but it is part of the story, so we won't ignore it, because that would be unfair, alright, and that, ladies and gentlemen, is about all this going on. Is there anything else well, it's kind of a slow news day. Well, yeah once that balloon was shot down, we didn't have much to talk about. You saw the pictures of our divers. Picking that balloon out of the ocean makes you wonder how they found it. How did they find that in the ocean? It was that easy, maybe o satellites. They probably attracted all the way,

they probably tracked along widow them. Woe big spenders. Somebody had two eggs this morning. Lucky you good for you distraction balloon. It was a balloon payment. And so fetterman went in to the hospital, but we don't know anything about that right. He was like edit. Is there any news on senator fetterman? I haven't seen that alright, he was lightheaded digital ideas, thoughts. Is there something about digital ideas? That's happening now, so other turkey, earthquakes,

yeah there's not much to say about earthquakes and other countries, except that their tragic, and we wish you all the best, the only thing I would add, that is natural disasters, the earthquakes in the lessons there are times when we can most impact world events, because I feel like when you give somebody aid in the disaster I feel like they don't forget Am I wrong, I one of the reasons that france and the? U s will probably be allies forever, is that they each helped each other out in war, That goes a long way and and if we wanted you, turkey or syria to be seriously will more complicated by if turkey to be you?

side. Helping them during earthquakes is a good way to do it and right now the the russians are doing it and doing what they can. How about birds, so birds at the twitter files was going hard at the two hundred people yeah. She was. She got the shadow banned for a joke, literally a joke. She got shadow and I guess that's well proven at this point- and we are yeah it's hard to help- Syria, because the the russian influence air plus it's sort of a messy city, Oh yes, I saw that it looks like a dj. used a I to create, a new album by eminent Or a new song by Eminem, the eminent had nothing to do with. It was just a I

and he played it live at an event and people liked it. So here we are here. We are now I'm still holding on I'm still holding by my fingernails, because As a I still can't do humor, but I think that's all this left, I think hey I can do a hit song. I think hey, I could do music. I think he could write a book. I think he could do fiction. I think you can make a movie, but it can't do humor yet can't do humor. Yet poultry. Nobody cares about yeah, but why is it? Let let me as this one

athens. If ai learned how to make humor and got really good at it like better than humans, would it be? Would it make us laugh all day long? It can't write cashmere you're right, you can't yeah. The one thing that humans still have is we ever are physical sensors for when something works or doesn't work for a human and so far the a I can't reproduce that because as no sensors in the world It are analogous to our heart and circulation and and that that stuff couldn't get any worse for movies. Yeah and neural link will give the bots an interface yeah.

And I don't know exactly why I can't do humor could because Evan toddy haven't yet tied to a charity.

Netflix series yeah. I agree. Alright, I'm just looking at your comments here for a moment, because we've got not much else going on with ai cancel itself. Oh burt bacharach died and it was a new reframe. What would you like a refrain for save any particular problems? You want me to to fix how people see thing seen in the mornings. Well, as not a reframe issue of the study are more effectively

I dunno, if that's a refrain, yeah hoarding. Well, so here's your reframe for a hoarding, but this is just one to dry, so I think. Hoarding an OECD in that and behaviors. You want to stop. You can do it with a fake because, So the reason that you do your behavior weathers an OECD, repetitive behaviour or hoarding These are rational reasons which you understand to be rational. If you They use rational reasons to talk yourself and doing something irrational like an OECD habit or hoarding that doesn't sense. Instead, using the irrational reason and one that I have suggested, but you can make your own right so you'd find the one that works for you, but the one I suggest is. I don't need to do this because I already have too much.

Now that doesn't really quite mean anything because there's no standard by which to measure what is too much right, but you just say it is just an irrational, repetitive statement where you just tell yourself. Oh I have I have too much, I have too much and you can reprogram your brain through repetition. So if you think that your brain is programmed by good reasons and logic and facts, well good luck with that, because nothing like that happens, we're we're reprogrammed just by repetition and focus. So if you put your focus on something and then you go back to it over and over, it will reprogram your brain and it doesn't It makes sense it can be. It is a totally irrational process, whatever you focused on and obsessed on, that becomes your programme. So if you have an oecd thing

you're doing it you're focusing on any are reinforcing it every time you do it because it was never basin on anything logical. It was just focus and repetition, and an lcd has as nothing. I focus and repetition. So the longer you do that behavior, the more it gets drilled in and becomes a part of you. So just do the opposite. Just repeat more often! Oh! I don't need to do that. That's enough or three times is enough Or once is too many just whatever the reason is, it doesn't have to make actual sense as to sound like it makes sense, and not really it's not important. You just reprogram your irrational parts were The other irrational ports and see what happens: however, their works by the way in a different context,.

Oh, how to tolerate along medical tests like in them are that I would use visualization for. Try to visualize yourself in the mri you being being still and visualize as much as possible, so that when she, you know as clearly and as much and then when frightened you back out, stop stop thinking about it. but then rest a little bit wait a little while then just imagine again. And the more you imagine it is eerie you'll just sort of get used to it is you can get used anything if you do a long enough, but since you not practising the actual, am mri I sometimes visualizing.

if you get you there now, I would also try that andrew huberman breathing exercise the two inhales in through your nose and one exhale out through your mouth. It really works, I'm so addicted to that to breathe in through nose mean I just did it and, like my entire body, feels different like that, literally just to inhale and exhale, and I feel completely different. My torso just relaxed totally alright. What about max gates ex girlfriends? Is there a story in the news I dunno about that too?

accident and how does the split into npc isn't an npc as well? That has more to do with imagining imagining our reality as a simulation, which is by far my favorite frame on the world. Alright- and that's all I have now. Comes to mind again, that's all we have now go talk to you later and buy from now on youtube. See you tomorrow.