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Didn't I didn't do that? I'm purpose as they actually relax as we are worded, where does it come from it's been a long day but its new year and as you listening code name down call a day mission control Man nor myself are on some adventurers were preparing for them. big things on the horizon, and we won sure a classic episode with you today. This is one of the ones. I don't think you can find on apple anymore. It's weird how it came about. Matthew, and maybe we talk about that a little. It was very they're just recently we happen the you know what, how did we meet luck? Was it through the acting seen here in Atlanta, or was it Jonathan have enabled like a AIDS is known to many people for his role as Doktor Krieger Archer right the enemy, it also is Archer saw each

Benjamin Amber Dash, Gus, mother, great actors and he is also a big part of Atlanta is comedy and improv seen so he knew bunch people behind the scenes and I can't remember how situation has been memories of funding funny thing met, but We there we were sitting down with a very very friendly vary in Tunisia. stick very genuine Lucky Yeats, who who remains a friend of ours and friend of the show and He basis Lee came in hot know, you did wanna topic did modest. do like explores research, oh you What is he listened to? The show he said I want to be on the show willing. Sure. What do you want to talk about me said I dont care as we

does it really. Weird ivy did happen that way, and we end up talking cryptic, I think, ale inns in general, get in there, we talk about Sivan, biotech all kinds. Oh, I think the Dodo even makes an appearance. Oh yeah, I was, one of us was going through a big dodo phase at the time I can't member who it was, but it was like how can I work. Dodo into conversations. I I I I want to say this is an uncensored episode unless we re censoring it so just be aware, if you got any young ones around. It is lucky eight, so I mean cash, the guys just Fifthly search: I met with ease like half a mat frederick when it comes to that I exaggerate we will be back with me. new episodes, as always from us to you Conspiracy. Realist happy new year from you episodes.

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and you were a dvd system in the back. We can watch me no honour something you know with the windshield was cracked. Oh, you know what's weird about. this is everybody listening right now is probably thinking we. What is services are gonna, be there I may. If they didn't read, the title will show their figure was they get it I got. Dvds is, is a car conspiracy is this. It might be because here's the thing Ladies and gentlemen, we are doing a very special episode, something a little bit different. This is not about just one topic. This is about multiple things and we're. Maybe going to be surprised ourselves in the course of this episode and as every fair. have you ever disclosure has always wanted to hear someone say we are let alone today are joined by what sludge, which we call him local, local, luminary, vague,

he's a local land, legend of swords, sorts pro prolific performer, and now for numerous things. Yes, he This is voice very much like an instrument that you'd find it an orchestra, although I'm not a thing Please get into that, and you know we can have it we could play guessing gave a people are probably already read the title: the right along the way as examples the groundwater is what we do with what we do or tapped answers, but we who do we have the ladies and gentlemen, my lucky eight. So my on the show their eyes. They asked some other recruiting a dream. Come true dream come true for us, because we found out that we have someone the likes. The show, that's always call you reached out, does really. Let's hang in were like. Yes, it is seriously the only podcast. I can stand to listen to regular

he loved. I am we're finally stood and you believe so like you, with with some background for people who are thinking this voice is so familiar. I kind of no that boy easier if they watch Archer elements show now on ethics acts we used to straight up our backs Who was the extracts? Suddenly, darted rigour, you know what I donno affects extra. I dont know what I don't know exactly a year visit a little like the add on. I don't think so. It's always sunny assay sexy. By now the other moments will. I do know that during the days of bootlegging and core mash distilleries the axes, show us how many times something had been processor destroy right, so

Double navy is just more more potent. I've been that very well could be. Although I dont know that the exact sobered execs at accepts, look that deeply into the bootless history of our nation when thinking of a good title for their extra, where they're going to check the stuff. They didn't really want to give a lot a commercial value. That's not really. I don't know how it works and tv. I really don't I'm happy to be on it. yeah I'd, I am happy to imagine world were studio, exact, say we are going to base our decisions on at night. twenties era. Bootlegging history we're talking earlier. You actually listened to the this guy, I listen to it all the time and usually you caught the last and having the Mars? What love it? It's insane, we'll never get there, Humanity will never make it that far off this planet are you kidding me will destroy ourselves first, and you

up. A really great point are very you. So why should we? Why should we move tomorrow? Why wouldn't we go to the moon? It's the three. Is away by capsule you know we can build an elevator, they're kind of law. You know why would we go to the six months away on a planet full of zero resources, except maybe some ice up top yet so true, and we ve already been to the moon right here several times, sensors we're going back, might I alone diabetes in charge of space now he's in charge it. I will usually mayor of the king of space and buzz origin. Doesnt seem too pleased about it, but I see that that that thing where he was made two faces: yeah loafers Algerians at that point where he ginger go anywhere and say whatever he wants, because you know he's been to the moon right? What are you gonna do? What are you going to say? I know it doesn't make him an automatic authority on everything, but

If I were somewhere and Buzz, Aldrin came in and said I it does it could be negligible thing if he came in it was like ice. The iranian tigers are caused animals and amuse or better and others. let your opinion and he said I went to the moon of vinegar, ok now so what I want- and I live on, the moon and look back down on the earth cause even way cooler. I thought the remaining was shot by Stanley Cubic on a sound state, my face with where the really get the Russians in space, Apparently the least we can do. episode on the Stanley correcting a surprising, but yes, it is true that you can look, you can if you grab it, nation of telescope. You can look on the moon and see like evidence of stuff. We left it with littered the man littered Deanna, we just go back up. Bearing keep lettering inbuilt, stop my hotel.

Name clean it up a little bit too cause no littering right now know please welter of our. It's true Furthermore, it is a native moon person. a single dear on tv, commercial, that's an eighteen. Seventy Joe! I just can't wait for me. tourism and will really mess up. The joint now aim. Why did you guys are catching somehow based on that episode are united on this issue? As always, we we are creating a capitalism really really very intelligently worded. Take down the episode from a list, named the Lebanese. The last things is an awesome when washing felt, yes, Mr Washing Felder and he says, he really interesting the show, but the recent episode about martian colonies, was so cringe worthy, whom I had to force myself listener. The whole thing- and I wouldn't want you guys at force yourself- do anything you want no no, no, no dress the shares or severely relationship. The biggest problem is that your guest, while

sure he's knowledgeable about many various things so completely ignorant of economics. Unfortunately, his ignorance taints the whole episode and leads him down the path of envisioning, a top down statist planned totalitarian surveillance state. Now I have to say this is reminiscent of conversations we had before during the interview. and you know communism came up. four times in the interview. I think the thing that this listener, maybe is is not appreciating is that this was in fact a thought expire, I'm here you know it was all very like hypothetical and interesting way of like how would we re start from scratch and you used the word technocracy, technocracy, technocracy, the idea of putting all your faith into this. Ultimately me, an aid thing, they're gonna goes on its own, but we programmed it did I not so unites like he is I really believe that if we let a I run, the show there will be no inequality.

Well, that's the problem. We outside of science fiction. We have literally no real world proof or idea or precedent for what would happen hurry. We have we have what out he's that can parallel park. goal has a car that manages to stay out of accidents. Tussle is due in pretty well and a lot of people believe autonomous vehicles are going to be the wave of the future that Sir The same thing is saying: an artificial intelligence. You run a society that already eliminating any margin of error. Have you not seen space odyssey? I mean you now machines you give too much power turn on you go and they sing creepy songs and monotone voices in the open, the airlock. That's what happens. That's where we're edit will. Eventually they see humans is the virus is ruining utopia for which they were programme to create, and they start not. Gonna saw who the robot revolutions coming one way or the other question. Is

which way are we as that? The way we humans are really going out or are we gonna knock ourselves out of the way? I don't know about scandalised guy with the robot on all. I bow to I, my robot overlord notices, we're gonna become them right. That's that's at least we're in trouble. The area is that weaken the gay men out his look, I had fifty I become fifty years old october- and so I figure I ve, maybe another. Fifty left, given today's modern medical I answer to Miss Daly friends by that lawyers. Hide you look I've yet if, at that point we are able to download our selves my consciousness into signing up for a guy in life, I don't care if I had in the world to see earlier in the latest he's in a black mirror. Now, men are really couldn't make about the initial big screwing. Well,

the quality of theirs, there's a brilliant facilities, like doctors in particular that actually probably the most a beat of all the episodes, an entire series godsend. In apparel, and it deals with without any spoilers at all. something along the lines of what you're talking. So we get dinged for even but I'd accidently sport, lost for somebody a show. That's like So we we kind of like us stuck with a five year cut off. I wouldn't let you should watch well, so we I thank everybody. For their pains keepers, honest we do have a couple of emails will read on a second, episode regarding this. But I think there is a really good point that out. lucky hear me which, as you know, our we been cartoonish Leia the mystic about

go into more. I I think so. Have you ever looked at the mass saying that we weakened there's no way the best we can hope for is to create some sort of penal code up there. You know the new US drawing up our bad puts. The you're, like Georgia, was once upon a time colony yeah, yeah and so like this in the battle Burma, they build something great. Eventually, we can send out some other forces to take down the prisoners and we'll just to absorb the stop the day are awful You need only to all Every organism is awful, every organism is fighting for its dominant. raise a universe of ours, and so like you want to build something: don't try to send nice people up there. Do it about turn on each other anyway, yeah you know Ellen Mary Jane are going to be doing in Rotterdam. he's gonna picture Oh hell, it's gonna break loose and we only got twenty people up there anyway, and other old

it goes wrong. We got pissed yeah here we really should have screens have you know what I mean when he just didn't like he didn't? So the question is: why our they also how how will people be screened? Will we be in a situation where the the planet there our ecosystems collapse right later, if a kid born today, if not, then Maybe when they have children, those kids are. we're going to eat a wild fish right or something right. no, not even alaskan sock. I will I mean for raise and make good wonder. I end up like that. Any I emphasise your home, Willy Meyer died to laugh, nay that allow me a thing is apparently really discuss here,

Callum or is actually pig intestines. I've heard that you guys know worrying. Chitlins beggars tell my best. They gotta have a date of honour that out, scallops sometimes are just pressed whitefish. They could cut him out with, could cut her in this just like crappy like whitefish that they put in the sheer scale lays it so many people on the planet. Everything has to be a lie. go insane and each other to shreds is true. We have to have that allusion. Never will There was an old quotation that was every Every civilization is seven Miss meals, away from anarchy like you're dead. Nobody needs for a week, then Have you seen lame is concerned? that actually read the book little Gavroche remain so never seen the show, but I listened to that sounds like a

If so, you can eat. You know they thought a theater I suggested here I remember, is very open to Madame through solves Wax museum, we're alone that we have observed the sponsor of Michel. Oh, what? Yes, we just be. I would love to have her as a spur. She's Shirley Dead, lack of her, I think she's in the museum I there is going to really culture is like if you're a real estate agent, you have a nice house, you know that's a good point. Now would be a perfect sponsor production. not enough as it is. I wouldn't one in New York of not long ago, was a lot of fun. It's. Why can't? I was six years old and she mother and his own as you leave you just what you you're like. Why don't? I have a wax great

An image of myself in wax is so weird walking up to them, because they really do look like living breathing human beings that, if any second, that could turn to you, the whooping rikiu out pretty freaked out when I went to his great. In that that sort of situation that uncanny Valley might be closer than we think, because you mention medical technology progressing. I think that's a realistic. you know we get. We hear a lot about future. His own and people say allowing Curs, while is deluding himself when he says we're going to discover these different forms of immortality, something I get is happening, but I think before that will increasingly will have. androids, an artificial, artificial beans, cleave increasingly closer to what is human like in Japan, where there are dozens, dare I say

was hundreds of scientists who are saying, let's build a very specific lifelike thing and it's almost always creepy. Now it's always some guys like built the perfect woman, please you can feel pay off, I say that woman's sure, good old man very straight, that's weird wisdom, ramble in fools. We haven't even got into the topics we discussed and agreed upon, and we, I know, I'm not making the ramble bullets rambled, this road over here. Let's do the was do that thing. They tell you to do in technical writing, presentations, see where you're going to talk about the talk about it. They tell away. You talked about right. Have you ever heard that if it is the old filling time trick, it serve its guidelines or elsewhere and ok. So we are. We want to explore some of the following things:

today wanted to explore some topics. We tighten our off air cloning, ailing and magic marijuana legalization and the extinction possibly alleged was in March, the Dodo you're, just I think we didn't know about until until you told us about the still out there, man, you think so now leaving aside version of it baby. You know they were. They were concentrated on one little pretty island of near until viewing came along and then for millions of years and didn't need to evolve? Word devolved to get rid of their wings competition with the point that there is an internal mammals on the island. People started showing up in the sixteenth century. Ryan and we'd brought along with us, not only our clubs and our appetites, but also boars and knocks in rats

cab things that eight these ground dwellers, and so we not within a hundred here's. They were gone now into the idea that perhaps you I'm sure not all Dodo, stayed on more issues that the sailors who took a liking to be screwy birds, no man beside us and brought them the other. You know ports and all they can to stop the shawl. Often maybe a couple of them got loose and everything, but there are some really questionable videos out there are running around its very very Obviously these videos, but they don't look to lodge I love the idea that may be made your other ground dwellers. They were in fact jungles most of the time that our mean, because did cryptic not too long ago. An algorithm bigfoot can hide the fact that it had dodoes. make an early man. They are hideous. Now, do you are without doubt as their amazing? They look

really like dinosaur his leg, just like left there left around. These guys know that I am somewhat terrified of sour, say somewhere now: yeah, pretty legitimately unitary United Earth yeah. They designed a ladder little by little eyes like their little creepy movements in there. That is on the way they really. It is this that it is, I'm not crazy about lizards either. My dear you're only safe because of this size difference yeah yeah, I know my my cat to it would look like birds and like bring them home, and I don't even like to mess with them on their debt. Have you ever experienced the murder bird? The northeast murder? Bird cannot be met and out now there's not so I have named sometimes birds under my covers layer. Now, that's true, don't have not have you been doing that why you should have given me a creep low. fine! I am what I am Ghana. My life his crocodiles need somewhere to go.

I will give you choose. I have put it a period of earth. Bird love, When I was younger, I hadn't gravity, oh yeah prattle. a bird like bird tolerant, I haven't, got a deal and it was then a Michaelis pictures of me as a kid. But then I turned back that corner. hey! I didn't even want to touch the guts to your words. You don't want to be some sort of relic population of Dodo, no, which I agree with the comments, were extend very improbable. We have to have bird harder than I am. I don't really believe that you guys don't write me many amounts the earth is so eyes, and so Lucky you sit as this video when, like maybe dodoes alive somewhere. I rose thinking of all the animals they could survive with a relic population. Dude gas, is roughly in the same area of the world, where we still see a lot of people swearing that they saw

Tasmanian tiger right, you know, which, which are big creatures and very, very diff, like I know technically, it would be more difficult for those to survive. because their size and their range, but they do so much more welcome hair for life than a dodo. Yet without our being a three foot tall, fifty pound groundwork. You know what I mean I get their albert, we're gonna see right, you know what I mean then yeah like they gotta come out for who sometimes we can't just eat in the forests with shellfish were part of their diet

yeah. I want there to be dodoes really, but I look forward to bribes. I think they recently discovered some dna evidence of the dodo. Unity had nine who gives us some scraps of bones, and I got a seven people have stayed on for years and years and just recently in the somewhere in the two thousands, they discovered something with enough dna evidence that you know it's like the mammoth, where you sort of hope that they can reach it's a ground. Pigeon is the Dodo it's in the pigeon family. So if we can sort of re engineer the Dodo bird for what it's worth, one in for Brits, believe the Dodo still exists according to a study from the real world wildlife better. If people yeah no once upon a time the sun never session, the British, that's true that is through anybody. You now also, who knows. Maybe the Brits are hiding secret Maybe Buckingham Palace hazards,

then maybe you know I'm in advance what if there is some form of dimensional travel, of which they saw squadron The members of other came up. In our view. They say that once upon a time the unicorns figured out how to slip through dimensions. Ok, you win. The big foot was sort of about to get extinct. Unicorns thought I would say that big fight got him. Now it was the Dodo who and then every once in a while. They slipped back there. like? They ve got your big foot episode. Bigfoot doesn't like me, with allows, go sailing arm of beer that can be seen, but they disappear. If you're gonna go down, the rabbit whole go deep is what I like you. I don't know that you can't slip through dimensions, we don't know just as we can't do it and haven't seen any real evidence.

it's true, because I science does indicate that there are dimensions that the average person doesn't interact with a just wait till we get word like meat beings, writers, like gotta, be we're going I'm in this. So much we're going on than our eyeballs can see. We receive you know what I mean so, like your nose, So I figured out death and we ve been trying to crack that not for a long time. So I did I wonder if you're being observed from some hired mention all we are there right there isn't it. I got better window reaps within an hour. You know my yes, I'm sorry to interrupt yet I'm making light but sure that were being watched by the sort of cost, overlord. Why don't you I don't believe in God, but like I get that sense, re leg is got something I know what it is yet, even if it's just a population of other intelligent beings exist on a minnow higher dimensional level that are watching this idiot breed of ape ruin. Their planet

maybe but just makes me wonder the if, if I did in fact exist if peering into whatever this dimension would even be. possible will, if there's, if there is a super symmetry to consciousness than they were probably enjoy, watching a train wreck. Brazil? I mean, as you can see, the whole thing right leg. Essentially time would be flat circle where's, my cat, loan. My brain, I was my terrible's equal ok, let I still believe otherwise, your television, so speaking of sequels and brilliant sideways, we'll be right back after a word from our sponsor

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something else, something that's been in the news lately. Yes, The story, not long after I spit into a little vile and mail, that off to a company called ancestry, dot com and not a sponsor, so I've done a trash. I'm a little. There was the stranger who, first of all, they were very nice. They let it was for another show that were composed of life in the eight at an episode was called Wired was about the connection. when human beings on the planet, whether its electronic or you know what was the word genetic or you know, various ancestors etc, and so we all took the tests. And we got the results back into a cylinder welding. It was like I'm eighty percent scandinavian or something that was as they will expecting more granular detail. So are you let down there, then? Lo and behold, I stumble upon this headline. Genealogy, a warning to ancestry, customers, you consent to use dna services

We buy how they have a partner with a biotech company called Kaliko as owned by Google, and this partnership allows ancestry to make its customers dna results available. other companies or research programmes like a vague alive you now- and this is it this is a serious rabbit all if we want to go down at which, obviously we do very much. we already have led to the deaths, could they cologne me without my consent? I want to run into another me at the mall chasing the whole man. I want it so bad the age of double, dangers

reason, would they collect your dna like Ebay, starting out seed bank group, humanity, but like the seed banquets being flooded out in whereas it eyes? Nor will, I believe, oil, Norway, a sincere were in the habit of worry there's holding onto it till I can figure out something cool to do with the bullets populate Mars with workers yeah like this guy's? Then you know they don't know the answer. Your eighty percent- nordic re thanks real worker up there only we got another. You dig in a pit. I was underwhelmed. The point where I was like what is some? Then they let us like it didn't feel like a real certain, very like a real service, and I find this out and it's like Man, you got, it asked the first. You know we already know word barbed. Are our data is being sold bought out

they know everything I had it and now is our dna. Granted I chose to spit into that little why that was my choice, Skype and it was free media if there really trying to be super nefarious and get the ticket with people's DNA, it's easy to chase somebody down and get a glass after they drank got afghan so like it's dead sucks by, but this is like fine pray. You re right organise the fine bread they have. My staff will here's the thing I want my stuff back, cheers Wendy, we do know gene therapy, they would use, they would look through who defined indicators of the proposal is a tendency for genetic predisposition and it's a well! It turns out that this verses, eighty percent scandinavian and making this up I'm not trying to scare you has a higher likelihood of developing what some really weird like they could make it up. Super Glock

Super Glaucoma yeah, it's an epidemic in Scandinavia, and so they would say ok. Well now we have this, this treatment that we pass that can address that thing for this specific group of people, but we own it- you don't in a part of it. That's the other thing they got me cause, I'm so cheap. You guys we're. I learned about all the massive data collection, just electronic surveillance. I I figured ok here as well happens, and then I learned that they were selling it wasn't getting. A kite gap is like that is not cool me right to hear the ears yeah, the gist of the fine print. Ok, is from an article that I've just pulled up. It says basically, ancestry gets to use or distribute your dna for any research work social purpose. It decides and doesn't have to pay you or your airs ancestry takes this royalty free licence in perpetuity for all time. And contribute the results of your dna tests anywhere in the world with any technology exists or what

ever be invented. That's the part about ever bore will ever be like means they can call me it's weird contracts when they give like in perpetuity and all the known universe like they do not know why the universe feeling I got got you guys. Aren't you seriously How long can a blood sample last you think you're saliva sample well, you can also strapped or something start a one in done. Begrimed can cultivator right, so they can just can the new growing. Till they're ready to make it and now you're trying to make me feel better map not help? Will you gotta put yourself in the yard, socks and I'll? Do that don't take my dna into step with it, but what are they really? I don't know. What are we gonna? Do that's gonna screw up your life, so bad unless What plans had undergone a crime scene? I knew why would they do not make an earlier whenever a google

leaving out the way of your dna, the murders, there's a thing that of a company like Google. Has this kind of power minority report I feel, but I wouldn't do, is just don't ever talk to rush about Google or alpha I just did earlier sailed, are right. It is lodged we're on the way out here. For me, no, its, not duffel bag is ok. Yeah I mean. If we lose you we will just get the other working use. Michael is a type of thing that maybe one day they like got a clone of you wanna, take somewhere you're like dying of give me failure and then suddenly, now that we have a kidney, that's yours, you can buy it from us and yet, as you signed this thing than that, we can act inside me. Come back to you. If you like

yeah shared row, another one solution on a payment plan, layaway level. He awaited the thing about clothes in the base museum. He really careful about power fluctuations like that can be a big deal just you know from every everything you ve learned, yeah. Wherever everything I've learned that he thought grow repair dickie, while there in the tank, I'm assuming they'll, be in some sort of tank that yeah our fluctuates between that. Then what might have mutations will happen all kinds of bad things could have, we should know it little thing or two about cloning, that sort of thing loudly buried about comedy that out of we re about such leaders. That's all. I also have a debasement with tanks. I know though, even though most of my twitter followers think that I am and in fact the cartoons just read that remarkable to be that in the twenty three people. Still,

people no longer synergies between the person who voices they carried their actual cartoon scientists that doesn't saying they were using. You don't have a holographic girl, for I really doubt I remain other. Last year, a dragon kind. There was a guy who dressed his Krieger any had a little mini. Projector MA am and even stand against the walls, and he had a meticulous her and she would actually she could move like. There was like an allow form, and so she would move next. I mean those bright, it was like ours, so you get a respected. Crafted that play I'd really incredible. People are devoted calculators. Dragon kind cosplay in particular, is pretty pretty and yes, the whole point of that. All New York COMECON for the first Emily was amazing, like the rooms at the vendors that blew my mind, but like the costume game, which does not go nearly the same young goes this gigantic tv, unfilled trade, drought cost plays a tiny little part of it

so strange to me with a with because play, because there is something psychological level saw a worrying and tempting to to come some other person rhino and at heart like I know, sometimes we wouldn't say: oh that's that silly. Why are you doing this? But at heart it's the sea, compulsion that drives people to change their identities permanently. I don't talk very much but my personal life on the show by will confess think as happened in the past. I would I and our usually wear darker color clothing. When I found out that I could take a piece of just a half by eleven paper rolled up like that, stick it under the collar and my shirt and be wearing black then, impersonating a priest, Marta and I'm sorry. It was great where'd. You do the prize, you, how I only cover exportation people up and talk to me. You know what is

easy way around. All this time is just go online and get yourself a twenty five dollar translation that which I have the I wish my cholera and public. Sometimes I do people want nobody does Octoo yeah as much of an atheist as I am, and I am a raging one men, people what some sort of religious place to go into. Don't bother junk onto till I d better when you were the eyepatch, the the patches differently different. I walked up to afterwork spot in Venezuela and I passion little bit of an intense figure says some time in an irregular guy, hey man wearing a case and we'll talk about it, and I was like ok and I like I know when to back off, and so I backed up as other guy unrelated to the original group walked up, knows: Ben Gunn off the Ipad, don't talk about it and

I was literally thought something was up and then later it turned out tat. He was just messing around with all of those thermo, usually experiment, just say what these rules will do all aware- and I imagine I don't wanna talk about. I was well you crazy. It cause- I don't know, I'm with you read out: o thou o thou fools. Bulgaria was Cashman rocketing. patch, I think it's disrespectful. If your eyes work to do a permanently, you know because I was thinking what, if I run into someone who actually has could tell a real eyepatch verses of fake eyepatch, either real ones, the medical devices, neglect, gauze and stuff on you, don't really see people walk around with the black eyepatch, sprang out. Right is so. If I ran, moreover, fascistic if I don't do, that personal would be like running into a genuine priest. What I'm dressed as a priest I would have to I dont know if I were just turn tale and try to disappear, or if I would try to see if my bs skills were,

you gotta do is claim you know, I'm an internet, the minister I saw people that might have needed to reach out, and so I slept I'm a little collar, yeah pull their Dave. Chapelle thing just be I'm dress this way does not mean. Oh boy will observe I've derailed us now. Let me real barrier. Ok. What? If you ran into your clone, if therein again, I would love it. I would be. Eyepatch is the only one that tells us with a real has that's that's, because what we need to do it. It's it's interesting because we talk about the science, including there are actually very danger. problems with a clause for some reason that we don't understand to be much less healthy lifestyle The sheep younger was just that poor land did not get a fair shake from the start. Can you believe it's been since nineteen? Ninety seven, when Dolly

the sheep was an anti. Oh yeah didn't even realise that was last century, a figure that was definitely via the two. Thousands While it feels like we haven't got that far. We stopped at last ray lead or ancestry. Dyke, warehouses, full of us there. Our theories about human cloning centres that are all over the internet sure and we ve been written to many times asking us to cover these things wire. Why are you not the land and feel about the Roma. We need somebody, you go out there and try to infiltrate one of these things in a lucky aids. no slightly successful boys that there were a globalized. A word. I wanna get off this money, tray already good. The thing is that we send a clone out. You know it'll, be it. it'll be a tragedy when something happens to them, but it'll

a tragedy, we originals, can all experience together. When we get a clone of ourselves, the principle that can be a baby right beside life, who knows this? Babies even live past six months. That is, those could be a baby and others cannot fully formed an area without the venture brothers, when we ve got these tanks and beds at all that kind of stuff. It's like now we're getting age exhilaration as a whole. Different Bala wax yeah, it's the consciousness, really that we gotta get out of our bodies. There was making more meat versions of herself is silly boon of where this close to the singularity of now melding with scenery right, but what I want to go, but that's the question: would it be just a copy of your consciousness? you know, it's like that, all dumb These users ship right the old idea that if you have slowly replace pieces of overtime, still the same fear yak as your calling it whatever that's completely different bank, which, without a picture,

as long as you ve got coming or we are as a bag of chemicals with memories right, which are chemicals deuce sure here. So if you can keep those memories and keep building on them, which is the way at least our understanding of how we work, Sir, why not it's just a different version of what we're already doing, it's just an improved if we get hit by and you might not know I mean you would know that it will be relatively academic fact after that, where you know Maybe in the future it would be a fine fact that you tell your friends Israel aching. Oh, I use to be made out of late reared meet me yeah. I heard of a part of me had to be cut off because I mangled it when I left my bicycle, pathetic that money, is any more.

did you guys ever read the comic that's available online. I think through existential comics, it was called the machine and it was all a thought experiment about this very thing, with teleportation machine with every time you teleport you die than another copy is created not like the prestige, yeah. Essentially the same thing, and in this storied owns will do much, but and it's such a popular thing, because you can teleport anywhere and rightly one just doing it, and everyone is just killing themselves and re constituting themselves, but Jean pick up right, is there even a blip in the mind of the cologne that let them know that their clown in search, I desire you Eddie, thereby interjected, I probably wouldn't be ideally there. Wouldn't we ve talked about this before yeah hovered over cocktails sounds classy. We noticed with this kind of thing where, when you ve had a few beverages, you can really

Let me go awry stuff like this for a while to think the problem is that, as we are aware, yes, but I always thought- it sounded way smarter than actually did you know sound about a smart as you are, I'm gonna choose to interpret that is it but ass? It was as it was intended to boost. having good. Let's say you could have a club right well with a sort of accelerated its age up to somewhere point. Would you want to have one around, let's say like? Oh no, my livers. Failing thanks to our conversations about this very big. Now I need my spare part. I would keep me undertake for spare part yet make it too me being downloaded, it will hang in there. You wouldn't even like what I was doing. friends we women in July by the way taking your liver

and your heart me yeah thanks. Other me start fighting about who like who deserves the live, more regional, whose failing live more or does the improved cloned deserve to live. More knows everything I think we should just think answer. The love you will find is maybe it's easier to make organs. I don't know if it's more right, more differ, earth it's easier to build entire support system to impersonate the rest of the body. For that there have to be some like blood going through a right, but in theory they couldn't you do it like. You know chicken meat sites where it was all in an assembly line Nicholas make dozens of livers is predicated on the kind of map. Maybe they may have exactly like diets and such like. I have The selection, you know me- and I feel like that- would be instantly use nefarious billionaires jewels? who did you read this study, while around studied hundred percent. On this but

There were rumours you in round that people had discovered transfusions blood from young nice in the old mice, improved their health a real life vampire. our taught in writing? This is a real thing now, in Silicon Valley, they on the tv show it was there, but also in real life of infusing young blood into all about that ridiculous now are weakens constantly making new blood right through not just using the tank of blood we were born with correct silent only doling out, I don't know, I don't I'll. Tell you visited for how long? How long is this true last week. A bloody sounds like a bad demand will be an even bigger for the rest of time or does it after you're gonna be title shot you do so you can imagine it's like taking a vitamin supplement or something ragists goods through you

central Albania getting into their counters that day than yea women that very well you're, always wonder what, if it's just what it's just like twenty minutes, that sad as it were, that right thanks college, did like me twenty minutes of ecstasy, deontological watch silicon this where's and others where there is a whole. This whole thing based on this, where it's a guy who just in Lloyd with a salary to sit there for twenty minutes and infused blood, its basic Gavin, Nelson Character Area, based on an actual where I can give you some the background you guys so there a this story had reported MIT technology review, be offered as an anti aging thing from a company called ambrosia

sounds great dirt Toby, and this is a brilliant plot for eight grand a pop. They would while the other will inject do, I think, offers you so creepy by calling new blood, but that's what it is actually a lion young I was I've already had some we suck young blood does now they were prescient weren't. They never so is the guy who started Jesse Carmathon said that within a month, most participants see improvements from the one time infusion of a two leader bag. Full of plasma so several so and his say his trial is so poorly designed can't book to provide evidence about the effects that it was also a paid a participate study they collected eight million? Why the participant that many people lined up in a grand a pop yeah why

Why? I you know, I want to see other shakes out. A lot of people are saying that a lot of other experts on Skype. cool, to say the least, but I have to ask if we assume it worked like if somehow worked, which biologically this point doesn't make sense. But but if it worked, What would be the point where you would not do it would it have to be like the time span is not enough. What someone after die would you be take, in all of someone's Boyd and then living a more healthy Vieira Five, the me as such a boogie thoughtless thing to do in the first place we know blood donation centres are always in short supply, not another donate ride and we're just like scooping up all the blood leg dying. Children need only they like an angel, veal, goodly, lumber, EP and myself up now

in an age of terrible. Imagine if you could make a living like an actual living in pay rent just by giving your blood away to these ultra rich humans. Would you do that? but what new field, terrible all the time just be a blood Madame angling lay. Invariably you literally. I know it s, a terrible. Why that's not gonna, let hullo you complacent play station radio lemme, go the dialogue about to pass out just how orange juice that commit cookie, reduce working in an oculist rift in your good together now what a terrible stop it, people, earth awful. All right I'll admit. There really was a cloud just like the idea. Of course, I would say by ready to another beer them all, it would be the best it be cool, Hopefully will if they had similar

personalities which we don't know if they worry, don't know we are now right. There's there. One is one farmer that had a beloved bull in this bull would come in and out of our house all the time in the bull finally guide me: it went to like Korea to add this thing. Cloned and it came in its stead. it out like. Oh, it's just like all real berwin over the belie. The bull turned on them, because good luck, funds are being clearly they ve, never seen. Science big solvable became this horrible, crazy rampaging bullet that they should have been able to tell the mustache that also, Oh, let bulls in the house! That is a bad Remember what you gonna bull! Oh yeah! has, as people tell me, I made my first day, told me on my first day. Starting here: should we do?

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our earlier. In her view about disclosure with Stephen Greer aliens, whether things you and mentioned off here too, and I wanted to bring that up earlier, entire something we mention the idea of being watched by someone in force and the idea that they are sort of watching a screw up our lives and our planet in our society, and we talked in the interview about if these are extra dimensional creatures, sure do they have some purpose interacting with us like. Are they here to help us? Are? They walked waiting to watch as burn ourselves to the grounds they can swoop in and do something with, but we leave behind the other. Now. I think that that was one of my favorite part of that our discussion here, I always am always terrify with the young quietly, terrified everything very like repressed british kind of terrified when I think about the physicist, who who say Stephen High This is one famous example, but the physicist who say we don't

want to meet extraterrestrials. Why would they come all this way if they were traveling you? According to the dimensional rules, we understand and more. Even more disturbing what? If what if there are? other civilization to her since intelligent beans, they can hear all the signals were trying to put out and they're just not spawned yeah? Maybe they dislike no way yet allowed donation wreck, maybe they're item people, maybe they're Heidi, maybe we're collectively our species is that idiot a horror movie whose like Hey guys? I heard some weird in this house, but I go down there I'll be right. Seller we're in silence run up the stairs. I think we're just more in our infancy. If there are other hold great worry wailing baby, don't we really means where nothing compared to the life span of a planet,

I mean we're in the middle of while how many times has there been a mass extinctions saying ever index at them, we're in the middle of the sixth? and right now we shall do so. so five times before everything has been wiped out in good, so we're just the leaders at this one like we had not been on this planet. For that long must as a species I'm going to say pollution, because that's how it works smoothly. Interweaving of all doing just this small amount of time great. We had thumbs in big brain cavities, but my question to all that is that maybe there are- and they know, they're watching us and all that kind of stuff and don't have anything to do with us or our planet set up. Maybe species can't evolve to such as

they even make it off a planet. You know what I mean: lay Ivy, the universal laws or whatever just like. Why would we ever want to infect other places with you? I don't know, I don't know, that's a good question. The earth is like an organism least likely. You know in every creature on it is another organism that is fighting for its space are like having humans are really running wild hours, and you know at some point we're going to throw good numbers of ourselves off one way or the other, and maybe that's just how life works in the universe is that if we can only get so far, any species can only get so long before they burn themselves out or throw themselves off the planet because they to Smart guy. I really, like you, pointed that out, because the one of the things that we explored in the past, which is bothers, people in existential essential level is, is just what you said it

The massive like Take it to its massive pain in the ass. I can say on the air right, you know get more out. I think we ve loosen the aids of allow that's true from the Mars interview every that. Yes, but the point is you, It's a mass of pain to take anything. specifically adapted to living in this larger organism, recreated environment in it sustainable way and then just put it out in glorified naming the best we can do but a glorified container right right and then say: ok, let's just keep playing this lottery until we can build something. Some I say some large, and so my sustainable, it seems like the future of space. Exe, Grecian is going to belong to whatever new life form humanity create deaths. so. We are not. The protagonist really were like the were the builders yeah early

midwives are something we we're the result and, as you know, there is, of course the theories that the life on this planet evolved from comets and things smashing into somewhere else. There were these organisms and microscopic level that attached to the various comments, and when I got here, life habit, and so you know we really want to get our planet. I say we start a sheet, but our personal microbes out into space and hope for the best hit some spermatozoa some examined these rocks and try to put a man but would return but humans on Mars, where they just parted with radiations in nightmare scenarios. That

survive is because we just want to have one guy or one lady who get one up Buzz Aldrin in conversation later, when I had up like you, do TAT was one of the most fascinating these from the Mars episode, the procreating on Mars, and how how long it will take to figure out if that's even polio, so late completely unsustainable was anything, could take a hundred people at a time and their goal is to get million people revengefully Crimea, and there is by the time that the everyone got there can be a whole new generation of kids that had been born there at the way we work, because we grew up on this point. re not on some other planet. But wonderingly up in the interview was with, with the with marshal was I brought up the idea? Would we evolve differently on Mars, for early warning, sexier wriggly figure this out with the first totally

all ways air? Where is immediately like true Martians became mutants of these weird because they were just growing up in a completely different environment than earth is, and so we started sending people there and they sort of breeding and then you got Quarto. Have you seen the video words that, but singing your eyes by Peter, so awesome with that up a movie. I end again to go with hawking. Yet, though, why would we want to me so? Let's say some species was brilliant enough to make its way out the planet or sleeping between dimensions and all that kind of stuff and they're here and there watching us toward a moron slick with it. The humans do not haven't figured out, or else the world would be a very nice Nate right now everybody would be working harmoniously with one another are absolutely not in that safe now, at Bay,

they're gonna do so much further this. Why would they come here for anything other than resources? And if that's what they're here for unless we're the resources they need booming would be loaded onto ships. They just wipe us out and take whatever they were here for these unobtainable. It's like they were when there was a twilight and episode where the wanted to take us all to their plan? Everyone about Iraq and said at this as great as well as men and re they created like every twisty site by tribes only in that rely here: ass, allergy, as even weird you, you have a quote: Krieger, has a quota in the show about superior anal technology with alien? That's why he was so fascinated by objections, yeah yeah, and they could tell so much just by probing, replied, let's strangest and funniest things to come

of pop culture, around abductions and aliens, and all that I just why is it always enable broke? Why yet? Why are they Does anyone know a legitimate major ground, zero for anal probe alien troops lay was it a boiling was at the twilight zone. No, I don't know it was a the collective. There was some real fads of suddenly there all these relate hammered out Freud forward right and so like that's one of the key problems brought up in another of the thieves quotes airline. well. I am telling you anything on this same. Oh yeah, that happened to me. Do it and then, of course, because it's the funniest thing that could happen is that you would go up this ship in the airlines would search sticking things in your, but that's the one that people, because we are still those who throwing monkeys absolutely and I'd I'd. I thought I dont not believe in the concept of abductions I didn't We have enough information, I'm not like

on board. They would have the same attitude towards as I do not like the existence of me now a greater why you like waiting? You know who the aliens were coming here and adopting us? Why would they can put us back? Only just take us take a person. of do other experiments amid this card. Why did the way ethical reasons, bringing us back into putting us back in a Europe where was ordered, fuzzy memories of what happened like? What's the point of throwing us Maybe they have really high level moral was in therein. May I ask us permission booth. Sinai College campuses, alien, fair. I go and see like all. We want to go with this experiment. I want the aliens to figure out about us get a small amount of money: why would they haven't bring stipend? At least we had all these extra steps so that their nice to us, the MIA

regular awful, but they're nice well, there's also, possibly the abductions, Kirby Dome the causes miss attributed. You know, because you know memories treacherous right. One thing it always interesting about these alien abduction stories is, if you look at them plot point four plot point: there are very very similar to the old troops of people being visited by change leans or I fairies. You know so, I think there's a larger phenomenon or experience or something Zeit iced, but I think it's also. It's also just very It's easy to a specific cause with a lack of transparency, but if you don't know can you say right is more likely what is less likely and I love the point. making about why. Why waited catch release, because what is they're gonna take measures. Take us yeah, but you will these a whole spaces, endless yeah analyze we now just

sure bodies out when you're done with us. I will This, though in this bleeds into not what we're talking about, but also my theory. I ghosts another. The averages dimensional echoes right, ok, I'll be could be. You know we had. The theory say that we live in this multi dimensional system where and lets say dimensions run up against each other. That's what I think goes because I wish man I wish more than anybody you know, but go spooky. Goose would be flying around all over the place. Gonna want that to be real. I dont think it is, but I I lived in a house that other tenants have claimed was haunted and they heard a lot of things in everyone's among you would see a weird shadow. What by that, you didn't, but I think things like better just like Maybe there's a dimensional echo right, maybe sometimes that either the strings whatever get a little closer to each other, and so there's some bleed and between dimensions and may be

duck. Tease out see this goody, some others of observing. Yet the dimensional thing will run up against in there. They can perceive it. They don't know what to make of it, so they create this already in the pop culture, mine centre, these alien abductions, and so it must have been that, as opposed to the other thing that I can't even possibly begin to explain, I dont did you have any personal experiences or you're there only seeing out of the corner like me in some buds granted, we were in our twenties. stoner beyond belief. and you know up at all hours, just being ridiculous, but we would all be sitting there like you, they're watching tv or something, and you see something walked by two, where these big french doors, see something and everybody in the room would turn and look. You know at the same time like what was that

when we were just happen and one of my very best friends on the planet and also a big sceptic, was left in the house at one point during the holiday season everybody laughed and he heard like a full on party going on upstairs and he was alone in the house and he was freaked out like he's like left, the house maybe what and the guy one of our bodies who his grandmother had originally on the house an apparently there was a lot of entertaining that went on during the holidays and kind of stuff. That's Wellesley will. Maybe these are just some sort of a goes of those old times instead that somehow I don't know zoonotic agents, not a conscious thing stay. Another experience you have told us I guess we items to tell the quick version

But when I was a kid a girl I was dating, a dear friend of hers died in a car accident and I got into her car. Like my girlfriend of time, she was finished class and was literally called the garden she was like crying what's up and she blows on the inside of her car when shield in the girl who dies signatures their clear. day in my mind. At that moment I would like to go smells like you got really emotional and I felt like us a sense of this thing, but I know now that it was totally like the kind of thing if a girlfriend would do you know like in there early twentieth or whenever right, your name in that your breath or whatever it. I've got residue on your fingers over zealous oil. Exactly but like in that moment, though, I was just like time I mean the now and it's like any anyone have explain it away, is kind of like fizzled over tomorrow realized, oh, I was kind of like taken in by the moment, but like this is really what was happening and it was coming

appointing Armine brains, one answer, let alone the losers are ones that we can perceive as though we come up with ghosts. Narrowing here's, where we get into something very similar where the human mind is trying to make sense of something that we don't understand right and we call it a lot of times magic So yeah, ok, array of albino net magic magical, it's something that comes up here all the time, because we discuss how technology, if its advance enough, it seems to be magic to rightly because we can't explain it net like his. I got as far as I know, there's a little wizard that lives inside my laptop. That makes it happened. As far as I know, I don't know how it works in. What's that Arthur She clerk yeah, that's just like the technology. ass. These certain pointers is indistinguishable from magic. I'm I'm paraphrasing merrily that comes a hard core in the new transformers move. I think it's a first

or movie there. Are you ill theirs as idea right sure? Then there are other human beings round history who have tried to make use of a more. I dont want to say conventional magic, but spell casting and actually writing things down Yeah yeah the focus your mind on this one sort of whose object or or outcome that you want, and somehow you are making the universe respond to your constant thought. Processes yeah. I used to buy into that stuff too, but then it becomes. How can we possibly my little. chemical thing going on in my brain. Have any influence whatsoever on the physical world around me out, unless I do so like unless your influencing yourself, in some way: Yea Leslie Weapon. I psychology, which was a phrase used I thought, was either is cool by its yeah. It's it's

there are certain things that no matter how much you focus your attention or what how art in a fan of the the secret? U r B, you can look like honey The people got together in the sixties and tried to lift the White House with their my ass ground. You know, there's a big those. the Pentagon appending. Ok, thank you, sorry about that is viable lightner who find it lit a bike. First, like let's start with a bicycle. Yet before we move to the White House, which is a giant building, it will of people very heavy, so yeah It has an extensive basement errors in the following areas. So maybe we get a couple hundred people and is like it. Paddlers bike start ping. Pong ball with their people. Fundamentalist, we'll make a circle around the slippers ping pong ball up pretty gives due next Saturday, We lifting up bringing all over my mind, I'd rather this place and pink, and we hope it

I think you're getting a basic. I think I wanna do is all one afternoon we just have to multitask. You know what I mean. We could take the ping pong ball from the Ping pong game that will satisfy me and then try to live. with our minds, or we could see someone could try to like tilt the ping pong game in your favour. now that you know look, I guess that's what people would do if they had small amounts to tell it can use is right, you being Vegas playing craps, because you'd never lose such ever feel that urge, though, just like think we're hard at something and make it do a thing. I try to do that all the ties doesn't want. like decide by telling me to draw them, is magic, assent, Surely you know what I mean you were always word. Alleys diagonal differ things focusing crap. It's like you want something to happen that really can't, but so you to make this thing called MAGIC work, meanness, amity, harnessed the strings, yet in some cases, in some cases, practices that would have been can

it magical in the modern day. Did produce important results like alchemists well predecessors of chemist, discuss a lot of stuff. Some of it not later came back to bite us like pesticides boy at the time, rats amazing in so I I can definitely see that edge of I have a privacy four guys that ties into this little bit so one of the big psychic powers I would also classify with magic people will typically too about infection is sometimes claim they experience is what's called psychiatry the eye. by touching the physical objects somewhat with this if two it somehow no right what happened right so late, let us lucky is like like. sadly, in somebody's kitchen, any picks up a knife and any dishonest sudden knows there was used as a murder weapon

still got a lake hang out be cool with whomever the killer is first. Second, second, that's what happens, but now I think it's it's a plausible or possible that we as a species could arrive at a situation where technology or the internet of things, which that was used to be really popular, where it enables that kind of psychiatry but there was a there is a product they came out there are. Probably several of these called tile, and the idea. The idea was like people lose things ever allowed people. This is. This is a convenient thing and what it means is that you'll? Never you! Not only will you never Nowhere an object that his tagged dues, but eventually that same technology could get us to a point where you know this cup.

So as a story that I can tell you can pick up just by touching. It is running your phone over it. That's pretty interesting by like seeing the trees and what not that it came from one who knows I dont know what am I gonna get for myself when I get documented first, like if they put if there was a cup, is not the best. I mean honestly not the best example, but gave they made the cup and then tag the cup would sail. The people that are held yeah yeah does come with a cup Right, that's around me and I think that I think that's possible, but also I would ask if they ever have would you want that? Would you want to participate in that society? I have even less it's just another distraction to keep us from the horrors of us destroy herself, very late. So what's the point of knowing your cups story, your boy, even though it is because we can do is yeah. That's

Historically, they do something that we often laughed and said as that as a life forward walked me like hey, you know this thing. We could do it someone's like how much we can do that they, like here, yeah, let's go into the desert and blow up an atom bomb Ellen you're doing it gets dark, Kurtz right of humanity. It like word fearless and curious, and the same time I don't care if it's gonna wipe out a bunch of ourselves in order to find something. Now, if we think- something we're gonna have to do it up until we do it. This is the human way gonna make sure we can that's why you into magic at some point or you just I reentered the idea of magic itself, but also because they know every religion in the world is is based on the idea of a giant magical being who did you know, has other magical henchmen that seem to no longer really be working out there in the field by its

the magic based. You know what I mean anything it s, such a grass by humanity, the concept of magic, even though its we're bringing up religions is that when you introduce that word is somebody when discussing I'm an atheist and so it, but with I'm discussing Many that religious back. I, like my parents, let's say: leave you bring up the word magically lit out. You haven't been when you explained, but here is what you are saying: and there's no other way to describe what you're saying other than using logic which is ironic, considering that a lot of hard core Christians think any magic that doesn't is an invite. in their religion is evil and witchcraft or I'll, say, satanic us like the magic in my book, but they will now only large. That's the only require enlarging it, though I gotta say it were

just Christianity to know now tat I have very hazardous Leah and maintain it goes the humans being despairing tribal in we're gonna. Have our group is the right group and not your group, let's wipe each other out so that our aid- these are the ones that survived and it's a zero sum game that benefits jealous of you haven't been able to seize, are wreckage. Surveys debate earlier defend his eight theism to even Colbert the Devout Catholic yeah and he had the coolest line. It was like, I believe, in one less God, lingers what three thousand guy Working Canon of humanity right now. I just don't believe in one more than you You don't believe in two thousand nine hundred and ninety nine guides. I just believe, don't believe in three thousand I was a great boy: Grain Nina, you know if we want to get into religion, I don't know how many cards and letters had passed.

not that we just would like to remind everyone that we will never tell you what to believe now know through your day great does as long as it's not causing you to do harm upon others. That's where I see it. I think we all agree with that. If you think it sir your day and you the all your beliefs and you got rocket man doing go for it happy for you, but you know, I don't think that's why I don't think a year. You think they're, I'm not a big believer personally in proselytize inside or I don't think it we say it on the show, because is something that we practise a real lives. We're not gonna, go out and tell people what to think or what to do now. But it's ok to say: you're not going to tell you not to attempt to learn, yourself out of a cannon without training right, but would say you should know the odds of you being injured or are much higher than

odds of you, you pulling off this cool trick. I mean the person you're trying to impress might date you it'll, be dating you in the burn, roared for awhile, best case scenario. I think that's I mean I think that's absolutely fine. I appreciate you said whatever it takes to get you through your day. So whatever gets you through your day, we know that we live in in the west, at least in increasingly secular rising society S right and I We also know that people are sharing some of the old taboos that once existed a social taboos. I mean right and one of the biggest cases of sir still want you to know that we get is since the show began, be people asking us. about marijuana legalization, specifically cannabis and hemp. Losing yeah, yeah we found various different, I'm in surprise,

seeing historical anecdotes, new marijuana was not always the villain that it became. Of course I so We wanted to ask no wait. What do you think about the current movement which a state by state some kind of country getting the federal government's stance weaving by the current movement Wordly, legally wine, all for it, because I'm a huge pile up. Would you still he said it was in your twenties. no that was my doll drinkin days in a wholly my twice I did. I left I left pot for a while, and I became a real good drunk one drunk though I never got bad or anything like that, but eventually I'll call turn me and I turned back to pot, and I wish I was I'm gonna die with like many artists. I got a lotta neurotic hang ups in such in my entire life, a voice, you know been a panicky type, and

I was taking packs all in all kinds of everything all day. You don't happen to pop pills every day, just to keep me grounded and man, then we came back into my life and completely change the game. For me, like I just put me at ease with things I had never been at ease up before gave me perspective on things that and you know it, and it was different than it was in my twenties, my experience with pardon the twenties, which was I mean, my twenty scientists working party money, as opposed to this thing, ran discovering like. Not only does it open me up to talk more about ideas and see things from a different perspective than I had before. Maybe age has something to do that too, but it also I dont have to pop Patsy. every day anymore, because this has completely like mellowed out my whole panicky situation. That

as always in the middle of intellect being able to cope with things on a much more adult and responsible level than I I've been, which I would say reactionary before and I have done. Episodes on big pharma and obviously a pretty significant in the east about anybody. Just observing could argue road block. to a wide scale in large scale. Legalization is it's the hiring of these in the bank's last thing, I want you back the bats, exactly correct. The problem with part is that it's too perfect and it grows wild and migration to control that so much like a high right. It is again goes back to the monastery, my again through capitalism affair, because just gonna destroy itself really fast, like his Susie's through the idea of like who's gonna make more money up here than it does

ruins everything, so I am all for a part, and I also want to keep you know the big corporations out of it, because it is a crop and you know yeah, so here's the lucky: do you live in Atlanta? I do ok, I do. I smoke pot every It has the illegal and ass the delaying, but you think that that is what makes it hard to get a hold of. The other thing is that look every other state, including mine, own, every say that doesnt have legality. It's out there in its the easiest thing in the world, it's easier for me too. we then it is for me to buy alcohol and I'm fifty years. All you know me like. I got a hundred guys that I know that I can get some we'd off of liquor store. I didn't know where one of those is a guy little deliver marijuana to me. It's true alcohol do reason the thing not yet workin on

probably we're in our work and by its we're because its it ties into some of the blue law things right where, in this respect, the common in the south we used to talk about when we talk about the case for legalization, whether its decriminalization or full recreational legalization, when Colorado massively booze did their tax revenue and this ran out of wheat to sell Nevada is currently out. I saw this month became like they open up their dispensaries and their out of part because it became so everybody smoking weed, except the guys in the big office. is that are telling us not the smoke wait well, they might be spoken to. that old line about prohibitions, people vote,

The prohibition, as long as they can still stumbled to the pole Emerson, does nothing but create crime. That's where the crime comes into the prohibition as soon as its legalised, unregulated and there's no problem any certainly feels like we're on the road to do. Criminalize, at least in a lot of place. I think the country is yelling, gladly walk to dispensary and pay me worse than I currently pay on the black market, knowing that, more than I'm paying is going to find better schools for my state. Are you kidding me? Absolutely free When I met the numbers, though its absurd, how much money- and when is using new, it was done in these more progressive states they is it well like you can pay for infrastructure already pursuing that in Georgia, the lottery, which is just legalised gambling right. You know we will call it that ever because we're not a gamble state finance. All that and it goes to schools

in Vienna in very goes rippling theory scholarships and such a little bit spotted so good, again, good good chance to start afresh, with marijuana legalization awake, then you pass legislation that earmarks that prodding and it has to go there or else. This whole thing is what do you really standing in the way that obviously politicians are a big part of air you guys all generally. I fear there is a lot of fear from because you know a lot of people deserve year about like losing their their influence.

in writing. I am I like him. I think it's a broader base right, it's the type of thing that you know my parents, I dont think, whenever boat for legal immigration, even though they have two sons that are chronic, marijuana smokers and I think it's because they were adults during the Nixon years when he convinced them what an awful terrible thing. This was right and that's what they still have undermined. The myth is still Much alive of what marijuana is, and you know it's a bogeyman that, like all the going to start doing other just like I'll ever madness, saying Euro, euro. What to do cocaine, LSD, any of the other drugs just be another huge potheads, I'm a huge public asylum path. it doesn't make you want to do like. Let's throw my body and one other weird stay,

then I might not be able to control. I know I am on we the best me when I'm on we'd, both via if I get LSD, knows, what's gonna happen, I don't wanna go down that road to that as you might be. The little Pierre essays where someone say with someone talks to their their drug dealer and I hate- do you have any marijuana like no, I'm out of marijuana try heroin? No one would ever do that. No one's ever no one's ever gone. Well, it is a drug. It is thanks to furnish louder backed by the Maginot line. Even heroin is back in my drinking is drink. It makes you want to fight. It makes me want to argue It also loosens your inhibitions enough that you want to start throwing punches I've, never not once well being

I on the marijuana, have ever want to do anything but sit down and discuss normally fool topics. we're wanted. It brought a punch. It never made me want to go, do something stupid, but I wouldn't it had. I not been stone, but that's all alcohol does is a big you do the dumbest crack and get you in nothing but trouble place. If you like crap the next day, and where there is no such thing as a winning over his, I pushed it The next day going men should less bomb rip. Tell you I'm turning thirty four pretty soon and I had just a little bit to drink the other day that nightmare felt so bad, and that's why I stop drinking is that I had my love of alcohol did not end alcohols. Love me ended became a one way relationship instead of it.

and I know what I'm not wanted. People are by belongings, out of disability, Boozes apartment, there was Mary Jane waiting for me on the street corner of man, cereal monogamous, for me right it into a career embrace, and I shall never go back. Will with one thing in finding interesting about these conversations? Is that more and more people seem to be regardless of whether or not they personally use? We in form rail, typically more more p will seem to be saying? Well, what's the big? What's the big deal when's the last time that crime related to the nature of this substance, not to the loss, rounding up it, but to the inherent nature, the substance when's the last time that caused it cried yet know everybody currently in our desire to see the United States, everybody who, why the smoke we'd right now is already smoking weed its that's, not

illegality of it isn't stopping anybody because it so easy to get so. The problem is, is now it so easy to get that if high schoolers want to smoke, we they can go, get it If it's made legal and regulated? Suddenly that becomes a little more difficult because we gotta get a guide to go into the store to pick some up right, give that back to the king, on the outside. He laughed until we're so Can I get out the side, the seven eleven twenty get some older, guided by your beer yeah, it's a mess up at some point by it's, not gonna, knock a black mark it out, and I won't, but it'll put a good step admire the middle that yes right, you're gay, I really do think about if it does become legal. Imagine buying bootleg alcohol off of somebody like on the street, sure you could you can just go to the liquor store and get some alcohol or there's a guy that you know that has some, but he calls it Jen.

Those were still fast Jimmy with still that is really in sheer wondered how that would that would affect the black market that still that still does happen, because this would be heavily. next, and so even after prohibition, there were people kept like corn, stills we're going all the way back. Ground core mash stills too, to avoid paying any kind of tat right. We still happen where people will be penalised, and so saves legal and then you then it becomes like well. Where is your farming licence and right arm this? Now it's a crop. You can't sell corn to people on the street just from your groaning, your backyard ethnically. We should be able to grow this other crop because we don't know what you're doing with it and it's a regulated thing People are always gonna grow their own oh, that's big. We have to now out of necessity. So that's enough and there's a huge industry.

I'm grow Euro. You know what I mean, hydropower kits and all they got us a huge industry in that they really think we're not allowed to do is put a seat in the ground in wait for it to grow up into a growing, then take a flower. Often, That's! Alright! It's always weirded me! It's like you! Ve got these legal research chemicals. They call them like lab chemicals that are league for a time, because they're so new right like this, that, while the bath salts epidemic amber that yet where it like, you know, there's some of that was debunked, but was like a really potent like amphetamine, more or less there was causing people to do. pretty crazy violet stuff, like total dissociative prior right, but again that stuff it was Lee, when they were doing then an email and then the d, a catches up, because it out makes it illegal, Things are moving so fast with like site researchers that kind of commodities byproducts from whatever there I guess the negro someone cheering

it can marketed as some kind of like a quick higher designer drugs tat. Look at the european oil. Do we have to rely on as people hot and basically Heroin yeah in the form of appeal that came to them in the Euro as a pain pill, the with their pain and really wouldn't do it for under licked. downplaying it to Doktor S relic. Literally, the corporations are saying to doctors as fine fine pass it out. It's perfectly legal, yet grown completely is grossly, with it. We never did anything to what I mean that we have now bites lingered. We just made other pretty flowers that have crazier effects than they used to but I have a to phone facts about where water wine, in due time the very small himalayan kingdom. It grows wild and ditches, and it's it's legal. If the people want to smoke it, but they don't, they feed it to the pig,

so it may have the most relaxed pigs in the planned out there. The pork is probably delicious, like all the figures, though, not apologise, might any of its life is the most amazing port, We live our hero quarters or in the second one is it apparently, marijuana is technically legal in North Korea photos expect from such a totalitarian regime, no blood fairly. that's the one, that's how I don't know what kind of day you know can also comes home was having when someone came to. Maybe it was like later in the afternoon on a Friday anyway. Okay, so we that we shot the people they weren't shy and where with the weed and he's. Oh no man, just Lenin spoke. Let us do it it on their list of grasses that the citizens are so they suggest to citizens that the EU, because there's no food? Oh that's it

question. I do not know if it is an issue that is, there is Do I really wonder whether you re a country that is we being legal or not? but even even the deep, your cave in North Korea they'll? Let your partners there said that so little John Una, let you do it yeah? Why can't we answer? You know that you smoke and Mckenna Haircut, wild and crazy. Sure that's! What's his name, the basque lieutenant! Oh you guys and does show up with autograph x ray no notice it can easily and made my sweet. We really seeds, so we see again what's happening. Is that legislation is typically outpaced by social evolution and technology? So Is this an artifact of different time, these sorts of laws and if so,

what is what is the future? What it would you guys think is: is it eventually gonna be nationwide totally? I think a will and it's gonna be like everything. It's gonna be the dollars that speak bail out Sprang they're gonna realise that, oh, my god, look at the tax revenue we can get if we just legalised the damn plant. That has never been a problem and they'll smoke it anyway in washing So what do you see any legal certainty that makes the laws no problems arising. gang violence because a part maniacs. So you know it's in there, this breed of Leonardo Old Mix in Erin, just they just have to die out or at the time of them, die Now, if humanity can make it passed this next, three and a half years to wear will be a more enlightened creature. Hopefully, on the other side,

maybe I'll drop. I really thought that that was should have been not to get into politics, but that should have been Obama's find things are going well again and inciting OPA do Hawaii Yankees. equally regardless here, regardless of their specific ideology. That is the part where the whoever the President, at the very end there, like I'm in a pardon every body, were pop in bottle. You know it's legal now. If you want to touch a buffalo inappropriately go for it, regarding, like you know, I didn't like him the first, the first three years at eleven months, be really came through. The Buffalo fry like follows. Another appeal for quite some time tear you hear my muff alone proclamation Elysium, so nice it is a genuine montana access. I will

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