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LIVE: Elon Musk's Brain Chips, "God-Like Powers" & the Mark They Always Planned | Sunday w/ Seth · Man in America Podcast

• 3:02
  Speaker 1: Welcome to Man in America, a voice of reason in a world gone mad. I'm your host, Seth Holehouse. Thank you so much for joining me tonight live with Sunday with Seth. Being completely honest, I almost canceled the show tonight, not because I was sad or anything like that. I just tired.
• 3:25
  I I'm I'm actually I'm still tired. So tonight's show is not gonna be a two hour marathon. It may only be thirty minutes or so. But I talked to Kaye, my producer. I called her up, and and I decided, you know, I'm still gonna do it because, to be honest, I'm here for each and every one of you.
• 3:41
  Right? So whether you're Builder Babe or Sue Smith or all the people that come here and join these live shows, that's what I'm here for. So I wanted to show up and still be here even though I'm just exhausted. I'll go ahead and, you know, pull up the, the chat just to say hello to everybody. Looks like Rumble is still kinda coming alive still.
• 4:00
  We've got a little more action over in YouTube, but there's also I know on Rumble right now, they have the enhanced games, and it seems like most of the big channels, the homepage are really centered on the enhanced games. So maybe the, rumble crowd might be a little bit smaller tonight, but that's okay. It's not gonna be a banger of a show. It's just gonna be a chance for us to connect. And, so, anyway, we're gonna be talking about a handful of things tonight.
• 4:25
  Not that much. The main thing is just Elon Musk and some recent things that he has said, which I think for most normal people, you know, thinking people would say are cause for concern. So take a look at that. And also just anything that you wanna talk about, any questions or comments, just drop them into the chat, we'll get to them. But as I said, you know, it may only go half an hour or so, maybe forty five minutes.
• 4:50
  We'll see. We'll see. And you wanna say, Seth, why are you tired? Right? What's going on?
• 4:55
  Well, it's spring where I'm at, and we finally had some good weather this past week. And so I've probably spent, really, the past four or five days, almost every hour outside working, building garden beds, planting, moving dirt, and also I'm building a waterfall, which I'm actually recording it, so I'm not making a video of the process, but I'm actually, building what's called a pondless waterfall. So I'm really into landscaping and gardening because I I look at, you know, we've got beautiful gardens, and I'll show more of this stuff at a certain point as well, but, so I'm actually creating this this water feature, which basically upon this waterfall, you know, this big, almost like underground basin that's covered up by rocks and everything, where all your water is, and just keeps circulating your water. So it just kind of pumps it back up to to the top, and you have the casking of these beautiful big rocks. But this waterfall, so we have a lot of rocks on our property, Fieldstone.
• 5:54
  And so, my actually, my good friend, Dan Lyons, who I've interviewed before, he's also my personal trainer, he came into town for four I think it was four days. And, a, we haven't met each other in person before, only through over Zoom, but we've been building we've built this waterfall. I mean, it's not done yet, but and we're literally moving 800 pound rocks, 500 pound. I think one rock was over a thousand pounds that we're moving. Not easy.
• 6:20
  I might I have a little Kubota tractor, which helped, but that certainly didn't do everything. So yeah. So it just it just wore me out. I I did not I did not expect it to take this much out of me. But it's good though because, like, my hands, if you can see, my hands are just dirty.
• 6:39
  I got dirt in my nails, and I love the feeling. I love it because I'm just I'm outside. I'm just in nature, I'm surrounded by and we have chickens running around everywhere. We have a new kitten, we've got baby chicks. So it's just it's lovely.
• 6:52
  It's great to be tired from that kind of work. Just wanted to say, you know, quote a few comments. I see here, insight over on on YouTube. Thank you. He says, thank you for your efforts.
• 7:05
  You're welcome. Dirk, don't play. Oh, you're tired? Come on. Elon is always tired.
• 7:10
  LFG. Yeah. Well, I'm not I'm not Elon. That's for sure. As as we'll see in tonight's episode, I'm even more not Elon.
• 7:20
  So, anyway, let's go ahead and let's just dive into, some of the details. I'll pull up my rumble real quick. Here's the Rumble. Here we go. Alright.
• 7:31
  Yeah, Tomahawk. Here we go, Tomahawk. I wonder if Builder Babel is gonna be on tonight. It's funny, because I was up as I was getting ready for tonight's show. I was saying, Okay, I really don't wanna do this, but I gotta come see my people.
• 7:44
  And I was thinking to myself, I hope I not just because it's kinda popped out, but I thought about Sue Smith, Tomahawk, Builder Babe. Like, okay, maybe maybe I'll see those those folks there. So, anyway, we got Tomahawk in the room, and, it's good to see you, Tomahawk. Okay. So getting into the Elon Musk stuff, again, this isn't like a massive thing, but I'm I'm always trying to I'm always trying to just keep an eye on the different figures in our society.
• 8:15
  And Elon Musk has has always been and continues to be just very much so an enigma. I don't I don't trust him, which I I mean, I don't I don't trust really anyone in the billionaire class, just for various reasons. And but I know that when when he bought Twitter, when he joined MAGA, when he was involved in all the Doge stuff going on, there were a lot of people, a lot of conservatives, especially that were just cheering him on. It was like, this guy's our hero. And I thought it was great, but I never really felt comfortable.
• 8:53
  Like, there's something else going on. You you don't just have, you know, what they say is the richest man in the world, all of a sudden cares so much about the constitution and the average person, and he wants to come in and clean up the government, and he wants to do all these beautiful things for mankind. Of course, I mean, I'm I'm not discrediting some things that he's doing. I mean, he's doing some amazing things. However, the skeptic in me is saying, what's really going on here?
• 9:23
  What what are his true intentions? And there's a video that came out. I think it was an an interview with him that recently came out. And I'm gonna play this. It's about fifty four seconds long.
• 9:36
  I'll play it twice because I want you to just listen to what he's saying here. Okay? So again, it's fifty four seconds. I will play it twice.
• 9:46
  Speaker 2: You know, I I think some some kind of brain machine interface that can give you cybernetic superpowers, I think is probably good. It could help people that have brainless spine injuries, enable people who've never spoken for years to speak again, which we've done. Give people eyesight who have lost both eyes to the optic nerve, or maybe have never even seen at all blind from birth. By direct interface to the optical centers of the brain, can actually restore eyesight or give people eyesight that they're helpful. And you can enable people to walk again, which I think is profound.
• 10:33
  These are kind of Jesus level things. Let's say when technologies are getting Jesus level miracles, it's pretty good. Think some kind of brain machine interface can give you cybernetic superpowers I think is probably good. It could help people that have brainless spine injuries restore to speak again, which we've done. Give people eyesight who have lost both eyes of the optic nerve, or maybe have never even seen at all blind from birth.
• 11:13
  By direct interface to the optical centers in the brain, can actually restore eyesight or give people eyesight that they've never had before. And you can enable people to walk again, which I think is profound. These are kind of Jesus level things. Say, like, when technologies are hitting, like, Jesus level miracles, you know, like, that's pretty good.
• 11:36
  Speaker 1: So, obviously, there's a lot to unpack there. I think that I think the key here when I when I look at this is, as far as I know, Elon Musk has never professed his his faith. He's he's never come out and, you know, talked about Christianity or whatever belief system he has. I know that a lot of the transhumanists, a lot of people that are involved in tech in technology at that level tend to often be atheist in some form. It's it's part of what kind of drives that, motive.
• 12:17
  Right? Because it's it's that, okay, this is evolution. The natural step of evolution is for man to use technology to then advance the human race. And so, when I hear him talking about the Neuralink, Obviously look. If if he can put a chip in someone's head like, if I was if I was blind or, say, I was paralyzed or any of the things that, you know, the the different conditions that people, you know, tend to have if they're looking for these kinds of treatments, such as Neuralink, I would be open to it.
• 12:58
  Right? If I was blind and someone said, hey, this guy can actually do this surgery. They can use this technology to give you eyesight. Like, that's a life altering thing. Even if I didn't trust the guy, even if I was concerned about, you know, AI and technocracy, I'd still be considering it.
• 13:14
  Right? Because that that's a major, major thing. Now granted, on a moral and spiritual level, I think it's wrong. And so that, like, you know, it's hard to say what I'd be like in that position. But I I think it's wrong for men to be meddling with the human biology in the way that that we're getting into.
• 13:33
  I think it's very dangerous. And so maybe that part of me would say, look, I'll just kinda accept the lot that I was given. You know, maybe God had a reason for making me blind. I don't know. But, yes, if you can put a chip in someone's head and you can make them walk, these are miracles.
• 13:47
  Right? But comparing them comparing what he's doing in comparing these things to to Jesus in the way that he does. And even, like, as he ends it, right, I'll pull it up again. Right? This is like when he says, oh, yeah, know, these are pretty cool.
• 14:02
  Right? It's almost like it's almost blasphemous. Right? That that's how it comes across to me, where it's I'm not gonna pretend that I can read his thoughts, but it's almost as if as if you kinda say, I'm kinda like Jesus. It's pretty cool.
• 14:17
  Right? So I'll I'll play this really quick one one more last clip here, about ten seconds.
• 14:21
  Speaker 2: And these are kinda Jesus level things, you know, like, let's say, like, when technologies are hitting, like, Jesus level miracles, you know, like, that's pretty good.
• 14:29
  Speaker 1: Or yeah. It's like, that's pretty good. And and so but the thing for me, when you look at this is that this, like, this technology this technology has all kinds of very sinister loopholes to it. And so when Jesus performed his miracles, when he when he was healing people, that was that was a true like, this was the son of God. Right?
• 14:58
  Like, that was actually performing real miracles. Like, there were angels. There were you know, these were real miracles. It's like, what is a miracle? Right?
• 15:07
  A miracle from the context of, you know, biblical perspective is, in my own kind of opinion, is it's when you see God kind of reach his hand into the realm that we can see and and do things that no human could even ever imagine to be possible. Right? Those are miracles. It's not like, oh, might you know, I won the lottery. That's a miracle.
• 15:31
  It's like, oh, okay. People win the lottery every day. But the miracles of of Christ are it's a whole different level, right, of of him doing things that science will never be able to comprehend. But when you have this, it's like this is like the it's like the tower of babble. Right?
• 15:46
  When you have this, and it's it's like, okay. We're gonna put these chips in your head that can be controlled, I'm sure. Right? I mean, we know that even the the graphene oxide and all this stuff, you know, harp technology, voistik skull, there's all kinds of different things. It's like, yeah, they can, even without having a chip in your head, they can control a lot of things about people.
• 16:07
  And so, see, that's the thing is that if you look at technology, and you look at the advancement of technology, oftentimes, it first starts as a solution to those most in need, a very profound solution to those that are very, very truly in need. And that's what I'm seeing with Neuralink. It's like right now, yes, Neuralink is doing these amazing things if it's allowing people that are, you know, paraplegic or whatever whatever issues they have. Like, that's that's, you know, arguably, you could say it's a a breakthrough. But what happens when Neuralink becomes something that is not people saying, okay, I wanna get this chip so that I can see.
• 16:57
  But instead, it's people saying, I want this chip so that I don't have to sleep as much. I want this chip so that I, you know, can get really drunk and wake up the next morning and feel fine. I want this chip so that I can process information really quickly and cheat on tests or whatever it is. I mean, that's what comes next. Right?
• 17:20
  Because at first, it's like, oh, okay. This is this is as great technology as a health solution. But then it becomes as it becomes more mainstream, it becomes more well known, it becomes more common. The the uses become a lot more pedestrian and oftentimes a lot more self serving. And that's where I see the slippery slope is with this, is because I think that if you look at the natural progression of where this goes, we know that technology, initially, a new technology is very expensive.
• 17:51
  It's very rare. It's like cell cell phones or cars. Right? When if when the cars first came out, only the very wealthy people would have an automobile. But now if you don't have an automobile, you're really kinda outside of society.
• 18:05
  And, actually, if you wanna read about this concept, the Unabomber the Unabomber Manifesto was one of the most profound things I read in describing how technology takes hold and how at first it's this it's always this great amazing thing, but then eventually becomes something where if you don't have that technology, you're now outside of society. It's like when cell phones first came out, that they it was it was huge. Right? You you are pagers. You could know where your child was at.
• 18:32
  You could get ahold of somebody. If you're a doctor, they could get ahold of you. But now it's like if you don't have a cell phone, let alone a cell phone, if you don't have a smartphone, you know, you can't participate in so many things in our society. And so that's con that concerns me about where that where it goes from there. But I'll go and pull up the chats real quick and just just check-in with everybody, see what you all think about this.
• 18:59
  Yeah, of course Yeah, it's me again saying, is Elon competing with Jesus? I mean, you know, he's comparing, and you could say arguably in certain sense, he's comparing himself. Right? So Okay. So ItthMe again also says, I saw an interview a few months back where Elon said he believed in the God of the universe.
• 19:25
  Okay. I mean, look, I the thing is is, like, I'm not I'm not here to, like, demonize Elon Musk. You know, I I don't know I don't know what's in his head. I don't know what's in his soul. I I really don't.
• 19:43
  So but I'm still gonna be looking at this, you know, with a little bit of concern if if you kind of pull these pieces together. But what's also interesting here let's go over on, hello, YouTube folks. What's also really interesting here is this next, little video here. Now, supposedly, I I don't I I'm will tell you ahead of time that I don't know the backstory to this. I didn't research this.
• 20:13
  I came across this. And supposedly, this is Elon's childhood nanny. And this is a minute and twenty three seconds. I wanna play this for you because this becomes very relevant to what we just looked at. Now, this is just some TikTok video, and they put background music behind it.
• 20:33
  So I apologize in advance that it's not as easy to hear what she's saying. But if you pay attention, you should be able to listen. Okay. So here, this is, about a minute because there's, like, a cut thing at the end. So it's about a minute long, but listen to what she says about Elon.
• 20:48
  This is, again, this is allegedly Elon Musk's nanny. From the way she's talking, it seems like she would be, just kind of what she's how she's kinda talking about things. But anyway, you make up make up your your thoughts for yourself.
• 21:02
  Speaker 3: They were coming from Africa. They were white as me. I thought they'd be black. And because of something the boy did, I never told what he did.
• 21:14
  Speaker 4: The boy did something very dark.
• 21:17
  Speaker 3: Sorry. I
• 21:19
  Speaker 1: was gonna say that so you couldn't really it's hard to understand what she was saying there. She said, because something he did, I never told anybody we did. He did something very dark. I'm not sure what that means. I guess she never said it.
• 21:29
  But I guess as a very young child, supposedly, he did something very dark. Not sure what that means, though.
• 21:35
  Speaker 3: I never told what he did.
• 21:38
  Speaker 4: But he did something very dark.
• 21:41
  Speaker 3: And he was very little. And then one day, I asked someone in the circle, Imelda, walking's mother. I asked Imelda, I said, is he the antichrist? I was 13 years old. She didn't even blink.
• 22:04
  She said, No. But he will present the mark. And when you see him do that, the Antichrist will take the stage.
• 22:12
  Speaker 1: Okay. So to to frame this, and I'll continue it just because it's not easy to kind of understand what she's saying. She said when she was in a circle of people, it sounds like people that maybe starting the family, maybe it was other, other caretakers or whatever. And this is when he was 13, and she asked someone who I think was also working within the family, and she said, is he the Antichrist? Which, you know, she also mentioned at the beginning that he did something very dark when he was a young child, and she didn't talk about it, but Simica was very, very dark.
• 22:45
  So maybe that led her to believe potentially or think maybe she saw other indicators that something was off. So for some reason, she asked this other person, is he the Antichrist? The other person and supposedly it's about forty years ago this conversation happened. And that other person said, no, but he will present the mark, and then the antichrist will come. So let me, just play that.
• 23:10
  Now that you kinda get the context of it, let me just play that that last kind of bit again. I'll play the rest of the video.
• 23:18
  Speaker 3: Imelda, walking's mother. I asked Imelda, I said, is he the Antichrist? I was 13 years old. She didn't even blink. She said no, but he will present the mark.
• 23:36
  And when you see him do that, the antichrist will take the stage. So now here we are forty years later. Later. Boom. That boy is the star of the world.
• 23:51
  The boy's name, Van, was El Elyon. It's changed over time. For forty years later, And I see that boy everywhere, and the world adores him, but he's the king of Babylon.
• 24:08
  Speaker 1: So, again, you know, I'm not telling you what to think, but it's information. And again, it seems like from the way that she was talking about things that she did, that that she's talking in the way that would make sense if she was a nanny for him at a very young age. I'm not sure how old she was in that video. Let me let me see. How old how old do you think how old do you think she is, people that are watching this?
• 24:42
  I mean, to me, it looks like she's probably in her she could be in her mid to late sixties. It's hard to say, but, you know, so if that was forty years ago and say she was 20 or 25, you know, the age matches up. Oops, sorry, I pulled her back up. Yeah, there she is. So, you know, age could match up, but again, it's this is just, this is just it's very strange.
• 25:12
  Specifically, though, when she says that she asked this, Is it the antichrist? And this other woman, Imelda, who I'm not sure who Imelda was, maybe she's another another caretaker. But then she says, No, but he will present the mark. And then, I think she said, What? He'll present the mark, and then the Antichrist will follow.
• 25:33
  Right, is it? Yeah, let's see, where's the where's the text there? And when you see him do, the Antichrist will take the stage. So, you know, again, I don't know what's going on. I I I don't none of us know.
• 25:51
  I mean, what where we are in history. I mean, I I do have this sense that we are in what you could call the days of Noah. I think that we're in a time when there is just a not that the world is the most evil right now, but the that the evil has like, should get kinda say that, but it's almost like the evil has come out in the open. But I I guess you could also say that in many ways, the world is potentially the most evil it's been. If you look at just the baseline morality, in in the human world compared to other times, and you look at just the promiscuity, the the destruction of families, the the amount of atheism.
• 26:37
  I mean, you go back a couple hundred years ago, these things didn't exist. I mean, of course, they did in small small amounts, but this is you know, it is a mainstream thing now. And so and that's just, like, that's just the the look at the porn industry. Right? Look at the how massive these websites are.
• 26:58
  Look at the child sex trafficking. Look at the look at Hollywood. Look at just there's a lot of things that you look at it and it's like, yeah, we kind of are living in this kind of Sodom and Gomorrah in many ways. Now it's not to say that there's no good people. Actually, I think there's a lot of really, really good people on earth, like a lot of really good people.
• 27:23
  And whether we're talking about here in America or around the world, there's still there's a lot of people that are good. And I think that the prevalence of the evil and the awareness of the evil in the world has caused a lot of people to become even more good. Right? That that's how the that's how the kind of thing God designed the world that, you say, eastern way and look at the yin and the yang are the opposing forces. Right?
• 27:51
  You know, the that there's a balance. I do believe there is a balance. And so I think you can see that that as the as the evil comes out and evil strengthens it, rears its ugly head. Right, it's okay if you see it, you you kind of go one of two ways. You don't you don't see this evil and just, oh, there's the evil and just keep going about your way.
• 28:13
  I think you see it and you either accept it and you go down with it. Right? Or you see it and you choose to fight against it, and you choose to become more moral and more principled. And so I think that that's what we're seeing is that as this evil has come out, it's like the the wheat is being separated from the chafe, that certain people see it, and they're they're going along with it. They're like, wow.
• 28:41
  The government says this is legal. It doesn't matter what religious texts will say or what my gut tells me. The government says I can do it, so I'm gonna do it. So you have that. There's a lot of people that, I think, probably most of you watching this show that see this and are rejecting it and are actively trying to resist it or actively trying to get back to a place of living a more moral and more principled life.
• 29:11
  And which gives me hope, but I also think that we are in I think that we're coming up on some turbulent times because there's a lot of bad stuff going on, in this world. So let me get let me bring these, these chats back up, and, let's just see here. Yeah. Satan's little season. The TIFFster, darn it, I'm late.
• 29:37
  Sorry, TIFFster, you are late, and it's not gonna be a long show tonight, but you can watch it from the beginning after the, the show comes about. Yeah, Tomahawk asking about the Noahide laws. Yeah, that's a, that's a slippery one. I've, I've done my, I've done my digging into Noahide laws. That is not something that I want to be living under.
• 30:00
  Let's go look at their flag. Yeah, so, w d o brow, what is Judeo Christian? Yeah. I I I think that Judeo Christian is some sort of well, I think that it's a it's, yeah. Some sort of psyop in some ways, but we're not gonna be getting into that in today's show.
• 30:28
  But yeah. I mean, it's And it's yeah. Plants heal. Elon's definitely a wild card, but not seeing antichrist. Yeah, I agree, right?
• 30:38
  That's the thing is I think that that's the that's it, right? He's a wild card, right? He's a wild card. Yeah, Tom Mahawk says, I'm not a super religious person, but as I remember, the antichrist will fool almost everyone. Yes, that's my understanding as well.
• 30:58
  But they also you know, so plants heal, so I think Elon has a light and a dark side. I think it's also that that's human nature. Right? That human nature is that we have, we have within us, we have the potential for good or evil. And I try to remember that, even with people that I I think are I wanted to kind of believe are just pure evil.
• 31:21
  Now, some people are, some people are just Maybe they're demons incarnate, right? But I think that, I think that most people do have good in them, but I think that there is Yeah. I think that there is, That that it's best to try to bring the goodness out of people, right, the best that we can. Yep. Let's see what's going on over on YouTube as well.
• 31:49
  Hello, YouTube YouTube friends. Yeah. So Michael, who says, you know, she looks like she's in her sixties. Yeah. That that's my assessment as well.
• 32:03
  Yeah. Also, I'm glad you so, sorry for me mispronouncing. Yeah. I've I've had a hard time with these names, these these, handles. So pyrogenis eight thousand seven on YouTube.
• 32:15
  Elon seems to struggle with showing empathy as most human humans easily have and show. Yeah. That's also something if you look into, understanding, like, pathological, you know, psychopaths or people that are just, you know, pathological, in a very negative way that they they oftentimes they lack empathy. And you'll get this weird sense. I remember reading there's an analysis that Candace Owens had shared from a woman that was kind of describing, Erica Kirk and how and and you kind draw your own conclusion, but she was basically saying that that this person was describing it.
• 32:54
  She's uncomfortable to listen to talk because she's kind of pretending to have this empathy, but your body and your brain, you can sense that it's not real. And that's the thing is that, it's similar to what this person was saying in chat there is that, yeah, I think there are some people that just don't have empathy. It just doesn't exist for them. Like, if you look at if you study evil, whether you're looking at political ponderology or people of the lie, you can understand that, yeah, there are these people that are just they're kind of psychopaths, Right? And they they they have this hole inside of them.
• 33:28
  But I'd say the it's about four percent of the population that has this hole inside of them, where most of us have a conscience, we have empathy, and it just doesn't exist. And so these kinds of peoples, as you look at political ponderology, they've learned how to feign empathy. They've learned how to pretend to have empathy so that they can kind of use us and get ahead in society. So, you know, make me make what you will of it. Make what you will of it.
• 34:03
  Let's see. Sans Sansomatic says, kingdom of heaven was within, not in any church or religion. Yeah. I do I do tend to kind of you know, I'm not a big I'm not a, like, overly religious person. I have very, very strong faith.
• 34:19
  But I I do think that it's like, you know, Christ never said, you know, you build this massive religious empire with these megachurches, and that's the only way to heaven. But throughout history, if you look at how the churches have controlled people, they've tried to become the gatekeepers of heaven. Right? Especially, you look at what happened, you know, with people not being able to read the Bible because they couldn't read, and only the church could read it, only the the priest could read it for you. So, you know, it's yeah.
• 34:49
  It it it can be a a slippery slope. But there's also there is one quote talking about the Bible. This one quote I want to read here, this is from, Jesus is coming soon over on Twitter. He says, this is Luke twenty one eight who says, and he, Jesus said, Take heed that ye be not deceived for many shall come in my name saying, I am Christ, and the time draws near, go ye not therefore after them. And so that was something he shared in response to this.
• 35:19
  So, yeah, I mean, just, you know, make make what you will of it, but to me, when you look at the entire transhumanist thing, you look at, say, instance, Jared Kushner talking about how he wants to be the last generation to die. You know, he wants to achieve immortality. And that is, in a lot of ways, that is what is born out of this technocratic, philosophy, is that technology gives them immortality, that they can create something. I think that's why a lot of them are obsessed with it, is because they don't have this belief in God and this belief in heaven, in the afterlife. And so they're trying to create eternal life here on earth through technology.
• 36:04
  Like, that's that's a very core tenet of, this this technocracy and these these technocrats. It's this kind of belief. It's a very atheist kind of belief, very materialistic. But I don't wanna live on this earth forever. Like, this place sucks.
• 36:19
  Like, I'm enjoying it the best I can. But, like, I wanna I wanna like, you know, I'm not looking forward to dying, but I'm I'm looking forward to returning back to God. I'm looking forward to going back to my own, you know, back to the heavenly kingdom. Right? So it's like if if if Elon Musk came to me and said, hey, Seth, here's a brain chip, and you can have eternal life on earth with this brain chip, I would say, sorry, buddy.
• 36:46
  I don't want that. It's like, don't wanna live here forever. This place sucks. Right? We're all confused with these bodies.
• 36:54
  They're always hurting, and and and, you know, it's like you have to I have I have a canker sore in my mouth from eating too much mango. True story. So I don't wanna I don't wanna be here, like, for all time. I'm here to play my mission. It's kinda like, put me in coach, and I'm gonna, you know, put me in the game for I'm gonna play my part, and then I wanna go back off the bench, or I wanna go back to where I came from.
• 37:18
  That's that's my that's my perspective. So anyway, kinda pulling up the chat here, and, Yeah, thank you Tomahawk. You know, encouraging the likes. Yes, thank you Tomahawk, encouraging the likes. As I mentioned on Rumble, it looks like the homepage is, is really all about the enhanced games.
• 37:39
  Actually, I was like, I'm I'm I'm friends with with a guy at Rumble. I was talking to him earlier. He's he's out in Vegas. And I was like, oh, wait. You're out in Vegas.
• 37:46
  Okay. Cool. But I didn't connect it that he's there for the enhanced game. I think the enhanced games, I think Rumble is a, actually, is if go to the, actually, we'll I'll talk about that in a second here. If go to Rumble's homepage, it's all the enhanced games.
• 38:01
  I pulled that up actually just to show you. If you haven't watched this episode, it's only it's only twenty three minutes long. I put this up last night. I highly, highly, highly recommend you watch it. If you're looking for an an hour to two hour long Man in America experience tonight, you know, I'm not gonna be going that late.
• 38:16
  Check out this episode. This is it's really good and huge, huge shout out to Kay, my producer, and and Goran and the team that really helped put this together. Because this is it's a really this is one of our series that we're doing, and it's it's it's a whole different experience than the typical live shows or deep dives. It's it's really well done. It's profession like, very professionally done, really good editing, and it really kinda presents some really good information.
• 38:43
  So if you haven't seen this yet, this show right here, Poisoned By Design, just go check it out. It's really, really good. If you have seen it, I encourage you to share it. It's good information on there. So, okay, back over.
• 39:00
  Yeah, there you go. Ryan over on YouTube. I would rather get decapitated than take Musk's chip. Yeah. Yeah, exactly.
• 39:09
  Absolutely. Absolutely. I hear x, so x Solana xo, why would someone not want to live under the Noahide laws? Those sound like solid laws. Not gonna get into Noahide tonight, but my simple answer to that question is that it is rules for thee, not for me.
• 39:39
  It is a system of rules as far as I understand it that if for me, for instance, I would be subject to those rules, in a in a bad way. So, anyway, also, got a donation from Lake Vacuum or Lake Vaxm. Anyway, $20, thank you so much. I really appreciate that. Honestly, thank you.
• 40:03
  I really, really appreciate that. So, yes, thank you. Okay, Rumble, Rumble's Rumble crowd. Oh, thank you. Yeah, so, there you go.
• 40:14
  There is the link, right there. There's a link if you wanna go watch that video. And, okay. Yeah, so that's all the content that I have. I wanted to kind of share just something with you, and I'll leave the chat going, while I'm chatting.
• 40:30
  But So think about So I mentioned to you that my my good friend, Dan. So Dan Lyons, who I've interviewed before, he is he's actually my my trainer. So kind of funny story. Probably four years ago, I yeah. Four years ago, I got an email from this guy that was just a fan of the show.
• 40:51
  And he was watching Med in America, and he emailed me and was saying, hey. You you wanna cut you know, just you know, it sounds like emails people that wanna do some sort of, like, affiliate partnership or something like that. And he emailed me and said, hey, maybe you can help promote my my fitness stuff, and maybe we can do some advertising or whatever. And so I called him and left a voicemail. Was just like, hey, Dan, like, how about you become my trainer?
• 41:13
  Like, I I need a trainer, because I'm really busy and with kids and everything. It's just it's I I I like having someone just, like, hop on a Zoom call with that can walk me through and just keep me disciplined because I tend to not be that disciplined in some areas of life, including, like, waking up and going and doing squats in my gym. And so, anyways, he became my my my trainer. Actually, he trains my wife, Kate, well. Like, really, really good.
• 41:40
  Really good guy. And so, anyway, so he, I've known him for, you know, four years or so at least. And so recently, he you know, this past week, he came and my first time meeting him in person. And he came and we, we were building a waterfall together and doing some other gardening projects. It was great to have just another guy, you know, just side by side working together, chatting.
• 42:04
  And and then we were talking a little bit afterwards, one of the evenings, and he was explaining to me about testosterone replacement, you know, TRT therapy, right? TRT testosterone replacement therapy therapy. And he's explaining how it's it's actually, like, diabolical what it does to people, and how all these companies are pushing TRT to to men, and that so many times these men are just, they're just kind of broken, and they're struggling in life, they're struggling with their weight, and it's just kind of this easy solution to just jack your testosterone up to, you know, 20 year old level. And it just, it's like this magical transformation. But then what saying is that that when if you stop taking it, your body basically, like, is greatly hindered in its ability to produce testosterone.
• 42:48
  So it's great while you're on it. But if you stop that, your testosterone levels drop well below where you're at when you started. And so we're talking about men's stuff like this. And, anyway, we're kinda chatting. I was like, oh, damn.
• 43:02
  You know, we should do a show on this because this would be this would be great. This is really important information. And we are thinking about it, you know, even more. And so, anyway, so we're considering starting a show together. I may put it on the Man in America channel, but I think we might also have a separate channel too.
• 43:17
  Something called that I think we might call it Man Up. Man Up with with with Seth and Dan. And we're kinda going through the idea of thinking that, you know, because I you know, a lot of what I talk about on this show is analyzing what's happening in the world, looking at, you know, geopolitics, preparedness, and everything. But I'm all you know, look, I turned 40 this year. I turned 40 in a little bit less than a month.
• 43:38
  You know, I've got I'm a father. I'm a husband. I got two children. And I'm on my own journey just trying to figure out what it means to be a man. Like, what it means, like and not just kind of ideologically or or, you know, philosophically, but actually looking at, you know, what should my testosterone levels be?
• 43:56
  How can I increase those naturally? You know, I work out a couple times a week. I do heavy lifting, you know, you know, kind of dead lifts and squats, that kind of stuff, because it's really important to me. And so anyway, we're kind of talking about it, and I was like, I I would love to to do a show together and talk about just what it means to be a man. What it means to, just kind of carry the burden of a husband and a father, and, looks like I some this is some mustard for my girl and my shirt.
• 44:28
  Sometimes the dinner table gets kinda messy. But anyway yeah. Two two little ones at two years and five years. So anyway, you know, so we're exploring the idea. So I'd love to hear what you think about it.
• 44:41
  You let me know in the comments or in the chat. Something, you know, of course, meant doing Man in America, but maybe kind of doing a separate little thing about just, you know, more of a personal show on just my, you know, my journey and Dan's journey and, you know, any of your journey, but just kind of that journey of just figuring out how to be a strong man in society. Because, you know, it's like one of the biggest ways that they've attacked our society is they've weakened the men. They've turned a lot of men into just spineless, addicted, you know, distracted with sports and and a lot of useless things. And so a lot of the men that should be standing up and doing something and the men that should be the watchmen on the tower are looking out over the horizon and seeing the threats and protecting their families and building communities.
• 45:30
  These men are instead just kinda caught up. And even if they're not even if they're not just caught up in in distractions, they're just so busy. They're so busy, and they're so stressed because of inflation and all the stuff that they've done to us financially that so many men are just struggling just just to get by. And Dan's also he's got a lot of coaching background, so he's really good at just helping pull people out of a rut. He's really good at taking someone that has been stuck in a rut for a decade and helping them pull out of that, right?
• 46:03
  Whether it's a woman or a man, but So, anyway, so it just I think it'd be we'd have a lot of good conversations, and if I can maybe do something to move the needle for men in our society, then, yeah. Anyway, so we're just, yeah, we're working on figuring that out, figuring out how to do that. So we might, yeah, you might, you might see some stuff coming out like that. I think that we're gonna give it a shot, And, yeah. Yep.
• 46:32
  So Okay. So, yeah, we check out the, the chat over here. We got Rumble and YouTube. Looks like we had someone that was spamming over here. Yeah.
• 46:42
  Thank you, thank you, Kay, for deporting Elijah Jesus, our woman. Yes. Yep. Yeah. So, as I mentioned before, I'm tired, and it's not gonna be a long show.
• 47:04
  So, yeah. You are kind of a crybaby, Seth. Thank you. How so? Actually, I mean, I'm so constitution 1976.
• 47:15
  I'm actually curious. How am I a crybaby? I I would love to I'd love to hear what you think about that. So Yeah. Anyway, yeah, but beyond that, though, Yeah, I hope that everyone's doing well.
• 47:33
  Thank you for Thank you for coming out. Know a lot of you Maybe people that would be here are watching the, the enhanced games, but yeah, there we go. That's a fun comment. C 700, Seth will be wearing a plaid tank top someday all jacked up. Maybe, maybe.
• 47:56
  So constitution, not a alpha male, maybe a l or m. I'm not sure what you're saying there. Also, it should be an, not an alpha male. Alright. So I think that's it for tonight, everyone.
• 48:13
  Thank you for joining. Thank you for being here. We'll be back next week, next Sunday. I'll be I I promise I'll be well rested for you. We're gonna have some fun.
• 48:23
  Who knows what the world's gonna look like at that point. But what whatever it looks like, we're gonna talk about it, and we're gonna hang out. And I'll have some other good updates for you. The arc is still moving along well. So for all of you that are waiting, we're we're just in the final stages.
• 48:38
  So I've been purposely not giving you timelines because I don't wanna put more stress, you know, on on Kate, who's been working way too much. So, yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Adafta, good morning from York, UK.
• 48:54
  Wow. Thank you for watching from The UK. Yep. Thank you. Alright.
• 48:59
  So that's it. Yep. Thank you everyone for being here. It was wonderful to kind of see you all. Thank you to the the rumble, and here's the YouTube.
• 49:08
  So YouTube folks, thank you very much for being here. And I will see you all next week. We have some great content coming out this week, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturday, and then Sunday is my next live show. So I will see you then. And in the meantime, just take care of yourself and God bless you.
• 49:27
  Thank you.