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Kent Hovind Pedo Friend Arrested, Star Trek Universe God, AI, Broken System, By Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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Hush now, don't cry. Wipe away the teardrop from your
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eyes. Lying safe and bed.
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It was all a bad dream space in your head.
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You mind tricks, you to feel the pain of someone close to you
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leaving the game of life. So, here it is another chance
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wide awake. You face the day.
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Your dream is over. Or has it just begun?
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There's a place I like to hide. Relax, just well, you were there
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and you were scared. It's a place where you ride the
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whims of your mind. Mandy.
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We'll be watching over you. I'm gonna help see will protect
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you in the night. I'm smiling next to you.
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Silent Lucidity. Won't rely on open eyes to see.
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The walls you built within come tumbling down.
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Round trip journey in your hand. That's why we'll be watching
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over you. I'm gonna see it through We'll
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protect you in smiling next to you.
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But again. But again, we didn't come from
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nothing and no scientist believes that we ever came from
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absolutely nothing. The Big Bang is not something
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from nothing. Do you want to see a magic trick
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before the Big Bang? There was nothing you are
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telling us that matter arose spontaneously out of nothing.
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Literally nothing, nothing literally nothing, nothing
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literally nothing like a little Really nothing literally
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nothing. And then something happened.
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The Big Bang wasn't really an explosion in the triggering.
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The most colossal explosion in history.
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In a billionth of a billionth of a billionth of a second, the
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universe Grew From the size of that.
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Tiny point to something. Billions of miles across this
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colossal blast created, The Big Bang is not something from
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nothing. Literally nothing enough about
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13.7 billion years ago. This tiny Singularity violently
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exploded and it is from this explosion, this Bang.
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That all matter, energy, space, and time were created another
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explosion. No, bang, just expansion.
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This tiny Singularity violently exploded.
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No explosion. Oh no.
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Bang, just expansion before the Big Bang.
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There was nothing, literally nothing.
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And then something happens. Triggering the most colossal
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explosion in history. We don't necessarily think it
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was nothing before that you are telling us that matter arose
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spontaneously out of nothing. Literally nothing, nothing
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literally nothing, nothing literally nothing.
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Well, hello, ladies and gentlemen.
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My name is Brett keen and you were watching the Brett King
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show. Hey Adam, how you doing?
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There fella, what's up? Brett, I'm so glad you were able
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to make it. I know you were saying a while
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back that only the day seemed good for you.
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You've been getting some time off.
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Yeah, this is. This is a good time, actually.
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Well that's awesome. What you been up to?
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Oh just a bunch of random stuff. Same old, same old. resting try
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to get things organized for this art project just, you know, I
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don't normal stuff I've been, I've been actually you're
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playing some Big Bang clips and it's always like one of my main
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topics I'm interested in but I have been deep into that like
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doing a lot of reading and watching videos on the James
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Webb Telescope proving the Big Bang wrong and stuff like that.
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Well I'd love to talk to you about it but I figured I'd tell
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you some good news is a couple different things here.
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Yeah. How are you doing?
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Did you know that stream yards allows us to completely and
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utterly format our interface now?
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No, I didn't know that like you can just put whatever you want
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on there. I can stretch out the screen.
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I can stretch out your camera I can put us anywhere I want on
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the screen now. Yes yeah that's cool.
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One of the other neat things is now if people want to join and
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I'm not sure if I trust them or not.
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I actually got screens that are hidden now where I can bring
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them up and we can hear them talk before you even letting it
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be seen and that neat. That sounds really awesome.
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And yeah so now I don't have to take any more chances.
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I don't have to run things like no more need right human
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blocker. Yeah, yeah, no need for that.
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For sure. I'm glad this is that the like
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the paid version or is that what the trial version 2?
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Why don't know if people are able to do it on the free
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version? I know I'm paying like 10 bucks
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a month or something like that, but I think it's for everybody.
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I think they can you. Just a bunch of new buttons or
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under the screen now. How long has it been since you
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use stream yards or hosted? It's been a while.
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Maybe like three months, probably.
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Now, wow, I'm getting back into streaming that like I kind of
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took a break from it. I've been going to other
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channels but I'm I'm planning to kind of come back and do it more
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regularly like I was, and it's pretty cool.
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Yeah, you can actually overlap cameras and all that, like I can
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have you sitting in the corner or right on top or whatever I
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want, it's pretty neat. That's cool.
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Yeah, I'm looking forward to checking that out and if it's
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not with the free version I might consider working out the
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10 bucks or whatever it is. Sounds worth it.
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I think it might be. I think it might be free.
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It's just simply allowing people to move their cams around.
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You are also able to add where you want videos or imagery to
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play and all that kind of stuff. I'm still going with the old
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custom play the video on the full screen thing though.
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What's the image in the bottom, right?
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Is that your own work? Now, it's some kind of
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wallpaper. If some dude walking around
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through the universe it looks neat.
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How verse I thought it was like an AI thing at first.
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Yeah, that might be, don't know, went and Googled, I said fantasy
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pictures having to do with the universe and that was one of the
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ones that came up. I was like, Yay.
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Oh you know what that a I you know we talked about a while
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back. I did a lot of these video games
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on these are starting K Labs guy audio thing Say that you're your
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own. There's a little bit garbled.
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Oh, looks like my internet went funky for a moment there.
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Wonder what that's all about. Can you hear me?
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Good now, it looks like it's better.
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Yeah, I was just okay. So a lot of a lot of modders
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people who mess around with video games are now using Ai and
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video games. Like Fallout for instance one of
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the problems with that. Gain of if you wanted to create
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like a quest, it was hard to do because the protagonist the
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player actually had its own like in.
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Stilled voice in it. Well, now they're able to
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basically mimic the player voice as well as the other characters
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in the game and now they can recreate with new dialogue.
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That's cool. I've been messing around with
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that a little bit. I did it like a Joe Biden thing.
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Did you see that Brett haven't seen it?
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Is there any way you could show me?
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Like you, I'm sure you probably already know this, but like I
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think it's called voice a. I was the one I was using you
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just speak, and you can choose like The voices, and just as
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you're talking, it turns it into the voice of the person.
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I've heard a programs like this, the Elven Labs that people are
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using though, it's a simple as recording.
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A paragraph of someone, talking are some dialogue and then type
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in what you want them to say. I have a feeling that's going to
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cause a lot of wars. Well, the thing that's nice
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about this, it's not just, you know, how when you type it out
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it's like hello, I would like to talk to you.
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Like, it sounds robotic. If you speak it, it has that
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natural human intonation. It still has your intonation.
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It's just in the voice of the person, you choose.
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See, that's why you would lie. K Labs.
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It doesn't have that robotic thing going on here, actually
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expressive it sounds emotional, hell, yeah.
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So you said you were looking into the universe more and
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reading a bunch of books and you've also been working on some
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projects which one you want to talk to me about first Well
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Brett, I was checking out your most recent video.
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Mhm. What you did to recent videos?
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One was about Chris Jones. Going to jail.
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The other one was about atheists making Supernatural claims and
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things like that. Yeah but I don't know, sort of a
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cliche for me to like, that's always my number one, topic, but
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I am, there is a lot progressing with, you know, I'm always, I'm
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always defending my position in arguing against the big bang,
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and it's like, there's been a lot that with this James Webb
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Space Telescope that they're finding, is this like the nail
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in the coffin for the Big Bang. It's like, there's no way around
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it at this point. It's so It's so solid now.
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Well, you're a demon work, you are basically to blame for the
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reason why when I'm talking to non-believers nowadays, I say
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that the Big Bang Theory is Supernatural.
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You actually said that for me a while back and I thought about
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it and I was like, you know what, Adams kind of damn point.
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I remember that. So yeah, that's that's one of
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the reasons why I use it. When I hear something
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intelligent, I go for it. but yeah, I mean it's making big
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news like There are headlines lately, a lot like people, like,
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I don't know, some of it might be kind of.
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There's there's headlines about problems with the big bang and
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then there's like, people a lot of YouTube videos like
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responding about it. Oh, there's nothing to worry
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about. And, you know, but there is the
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word panic being used quite a bit lately in regard to the Big
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Bang model. Hold on one second.
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I want to see if these other little Windows.
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Okay. It looks like they.
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Let me see if they work properly.
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Okay. I wonder if I'm able to okay.
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I think that. Oh man, I think that this is
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going to be an aggravating issue.
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What is it? Hold on.
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Let me see if this will work now.
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Okay, so that's weird. All right, let's get that going.
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So why is her Panic what's happening?
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So the James Webb Space Telescope which is you know,
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much about that. Like it's this space has got
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they've been working on for years or maybe even decades like
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kind of the the new big exciting awesome project after the Hubble
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Space Telescope with wait, you know, it's way better
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definition. It can see way farther back into
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time like the further back, you look the the older you see.
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Right, so they can see further back closer to the quote-unquote
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Bigbang, if it happened and there's claims in The Big Bang
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Theory of what we would expect to see if you look that close
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to. Like if the universe is 13.7
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billion years it goes 13-point something back like it's it's
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going almost to what is considered the big bang, and
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they're finding these what they call impossible galaxies that
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it's like, within the Big Bang model, they cannot exist.
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And they're like, they have to invent these new forms of, you
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know, they have like dark matter, dark energy and all the
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stuff. It's like they have these new
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galaxies that are so it's kinda hard to explain.
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So like if it's if the, if the universe is not expanding as you
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look further back, you should just expect things that are
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farther away to look smaller in the, in the Big Bang model they
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look smaller to a point. And once you get to a certain
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area, everything starts to look larger for some Reason I don't
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really fully understand that Optical effect but that is what
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the explanation is. So now we can finally look and
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really clearly see at that point where it's claimed in The Big
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Bang Theory that they should start to look bigger and bigger.
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And they don't start to look bigger and bigger.
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So it's, it's really a serious problem for the model and You
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know, the response that people are mostly saying is oh well,
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this isn't a problem with the Big Bang Theory.
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This is we need to fix like Neil deGrasse Tyson.
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There's a video of Neil deGrasse Tyson saying this is good news
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because now we have something new to figure out with our
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galaxy formation models. It's the Galaxy formation model
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so I don't know. It's it's it's interesting and
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it's but it's in the news like it's been a while since this has
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come out, its it came out last year, but I kind of you know
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these things take a while to To get out there and took four
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people to process and stuff. And there's going to be way
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more, there's going to be way more results from the James Webb
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Space Telescope. So this is like, just the very
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beginning of the death of the Big Bang.
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Well, I've heard of the high-definition cameras that
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they're used them when they're able to get color on it, and all
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that. But how exactly are they
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supposed to be able to see that far back of the Universe?
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I mean, the scientists, they say the things like 200 billion,
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light-years how are they able to even see that?
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That far back. I don't even know like the James
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Webb Space. Telescope is all these like
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hexagons. Like it looks like Honeycombs
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And they take all these like slightly different angles, I
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think and then reassemble them somehow.
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I don't know how the technology works but it's just, you know, I
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think that the Hubble Space Telescope was from like the 90s
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or something, wasn't it? Or that, maybe they kept
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updating it. But like, this is, you know,
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just as our technology advances it just can, we can see further
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and further back if this trend continues, there's not going to
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be any. We're going to start to see if
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the trend continues. We're gonna start to see
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galaxies that are older than the quote-unquote age of the
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universe. Like it's just, there's no way
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around it. So it's just a matter of how
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long, how late into the 21st century you live to see that
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happen. Not everything keeps changing
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T-Rex has turned into chickens and the universe seems to go on
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forever and ever. Because what?
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So this is one of the main. This is what it's like, let me
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try to put it in simpler terms, one of the claims of The Big
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Bang Theory, is you have all the bang, you have the Bing part in
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the inflation part. And then you have the part that
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makes the cosmic microwave background radiation.
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Then you have this period of Darkness for like, I don't know,
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hundreds of millions of years or something.
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And then after that is when they expected the first stars and
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galaxies to form and that period of darkness is called the Dark
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Ages. Well, we can look at the Dark
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Ages now and we can see that there is no Dark Ages.
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There's just normal galaxies, like, they're always.
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Every time we look out, we always see normal galaxies.
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It looks exactly like it is today.
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So it cannot be like the only way it could be true is if the
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age is way older or something, but you can't just adjust the
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age of the universe because it messes with the Hubble constant
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and things like that. Like, you can't just move it
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around. You know, you can just choose to
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make it, make it older, without messing up these other things.
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But Brett, I know that your position is a supernatural.
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You believe in the Big Bang or something like that in a
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supernatural. God creator.
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Setting which I think doesn't necessarily have to fit with
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those same parameters because it's a miracle is different than
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you know having to follow these rules of how it should look.
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Well, it's not really a matter of.
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How do I put this? I go with the big bang because I
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like it where it sets with Theology and all that, but it's
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not something I'm gonna sit here and subscribe to if Comes along
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and they prove that the Universe came into existence, some other
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way if you find me. But I don't think the scientist
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or non-believers for that matter.
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Going to offer some kind of other alternative.
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It always seems that no matter what someone says the model is
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there's going to require some kind of dependency to it.
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Yeah, well Brett, do you so do you believe when you because it
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fits with a god creation, do you with that?
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Keep the And in part that the universe is still expanding
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today, or do you think of it as a creation event in the past?
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And then it was kind of a one-time deal.
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Now, that's an interesting thought process that I put along
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for a while. There is there more universes as
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the sea only occurrence. I thought about a lot of
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different things like the rubber band effect.
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I thought I was the universe actually going to end all these
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different. Yeah I don't know though.
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So as long as people keep on going on, with the big bang
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though, I'm going to keep saying what you said though.
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It's the you know that would be a supernatural occurrence.
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Now I have been looking on Google with what you were
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talking about people panicking and people going against it.
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It does look like there's a lot of issues that people are having
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now. It looks like they're going back
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to a steady state universe universe.
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If it keeps up. Oh, where did you see that?
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Be interested in that one. Oh I wrote Big Bang issues and
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and just about two things down, it's talking about the
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alternative of the of the steady state universe and early rival
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to The Big Bang Theory. May be returning steady-state,
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posits that continuous creation of matter throughout the
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Universe to explain this apparent expansion.
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According to NASA Cosmic times, remember they used to say that
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every bit of the energy and things in the universe were
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contained. Yeah.
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Well, the state yet, steady state, I always get accused of
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being a steady-state theorist because of my position, which is
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not a steady state, steady. Say, as you said, is a creation
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Model is a continuous creation model so the Big Bang is a
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one-time. Creation model steady state is
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expansion with continuous creation.
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There's more matter being created every second to to
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compensate for the expansion. So it's not ever.
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If you look at it at any point in time, it would never look
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like the galaxies are completely far apart, because it's always
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generating new matter and new galaxies in between the ones
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that move apart is the steady state.
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Do you believe that new matter is being created?
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Now, no, I'm not a creationist, so big, bang and steady.
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State are creationist models, and atheist hate that.
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Atheist cannot stand being called creationist but that is
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what their, it's the creation model.
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It's matter and energy are created in those models.
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I believe that matter and energy have always existed, so I'm an
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eternal list, not a creationist, Fair enough.
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Is that why you asked me? Do you believe?
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Do I believe in a past tense creation as opposed to an
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ongoing one ongoing? Yeah, yeah.
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So like in other words, if you want your view to be to to fit
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with scientific, observation up to the up-to-date observations,
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the idea that the universe is still expanding today is
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probably not possible. With what we've observed at this
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point. The idea that there was a
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starting point of like a if there was like a big bang but it
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stopped expanding. I haven't given that much
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thought, but it may be the case that something like that might
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still be possible, but it would have to be Longer than 14
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billion years ago. So a big bang event a hundred
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trillion years ago that and then it stopped expanding is probably
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still totally possible. Other than the fact that that
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violates the first law of thermodynamics, which no one
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seems to care. But if you believe in
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Supernatural causes than that, is not an issue.
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If you believe in miracles and supernaturalism violating the
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first law of thermodynamics to have that first miracle is not
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an issue whatsoever. If you are a strict empirical
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materialist and you don't believe in naturalist then yeah.
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You're not allowed to break the laws of thermodynamics just too.
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Try to explain something. When you originally came up with
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your idea of the universe, was it in order to be able to defeat
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the idea of a god being necessary, or was it for other
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reasons? I actually so I've been thinking
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about this. I'm trying to figure out the
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chronology of it but I'm pretty sure I believed in God and the
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big bang. I stopped believing in God and
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still believed in the Big Bang. And then I became convinced that
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The universe is past Eternal in that order, I think.
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But prior to that, I had already read a lot of serious issues
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with the big bang and it really was my belief in God, that
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caused me to hang on to it. As long as I did.
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When I did believe in God, like the, The Big Bang Theory is very
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compatible with Genesis type creation.
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So I, you know, even when I saw evidence against a Big Bang
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Theory since I still believed in God, and I believe in Genesis I
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you know I kind of put them in the back of my mind and I didn't
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let them seriously. I didn't give it the the serious
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consideration because I was very I was so much convinced of the
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creation model that even if even, when I was presented with
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convincing evidence, I was more convinced of something with a
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beginning. What I'm asking is, what was the
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origin of you basically saying one day?
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Okay, the Big Bang doesn't work for me.
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Did you seek out the information to try to see if the universe
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works in a different way? Or did you just come across
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something that got you thinking? It's the same way.
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I start believing in the Bible and start because when I
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believed in the Bible, I was very interested in and I studied
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it very closely and I thought that if you're going to
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honestly, support something with all your being, you know, you're
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supposed to put your entire heart and soul into it.
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You should go and read Christopher Hitchens and read
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Richard Dawkins and things to challenge your belief.
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And so, that was the type of thing where, like I was obsessed
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with and I stole him with astronomy and cosmology.
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I was very interested in it. I was reading a lot about
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physics and the big bang and I was, you know, buying books on
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it. And so, but in addition to that,
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I was looking at books that were claiming that the Big Bang did
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not happen and alternative models and steady state models
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and plasma cosmology models and stuff.
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That's interesting. You say that if your theory of
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the universe, was not the truth and it was the Big Bang or the,
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the state one that that would go good with Genesis, why would you
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say that for Because it's a starting point of creation,
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like, there is a beginning to the creation of this universe,
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the material Universe. There's a, there's a unique
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special event where the physical Universe starts.
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That's the that's the thing that you guys are creationist, that
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makes you and these big bang people creationists the
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expansion part, like the continuing of action afterwards
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doesn't really have anything to do with the Bible or Genesis or
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anything, but that the first like you're playing those clips
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where it's like it's really popular nowadays for people to
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believe in the Big Bang, but they don't believe in the Big
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Bang part, like they deny the very first part or they say like
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The the theory starts after like we can only talk about after the
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expansion is started type of thing.
32:49
But I don't know. I don't really understand that.
32:53
Like, how can you have a game, believe in the Big Bang, but you
32:55
don't believe in the Big Bang part?
32:59
it just seems like a cop-out to me, but Now from what you got
33:04
from reading about the big bang and studying it up because
33:07
you've done a lot of years doing that.
33:09
Do you feel that there was some sort of explosion or ignition,
33:14
with that particular model of the universe now?
33:18
Now? Well, they're this.
33:20
The thing is in the right now, today, in the center of
33:24
galaxies, there is something comparable to an explosion or Or
33:31
you know something that's really an immense amount of energy that
33:35
shooting something out these active, Galactic nuclei like
33:39
they'll shoot these giant like beams of energy out of the
33:43
center of these galaxies. So I think that some of the
33:46
stuff that is attributed to Big Bang type expansion and they
33:53
used to call it explosions back. When they first came up with a
33:55
model, like, I think that some of that stuff like you need this
34:00
immense dense energy and stuff in heat, and pressure, and
34:04
energy and something shooting out.
34:06
We do see that happening today, like, at the center of these
34:10
active, Galactic nuclei of these galaxies.
34:13
So, to some extent there is stuff going on, like locally in
34:16
those regions. Like, that's part of the steady
34:18
state model to what you're getting.
34:20
The steady-state guy, but they explained a lot of what, the big
34:23
bang explains what these with the galaxies, like the creation
34:27
of new matter. And stuff is at the center of
34:30
these galaxies shoe and it shoots it out. if we're
34:35
constantly shooting out or were expanding outward, how would we
34:41
be able to use even the most powerful high definition camera
34:45
to be able to pinpoint where the singularity even was See, I
34:51
don't know, I guess it depends on who you ask, because a lot of
34:54
people today, they don't even want to talk about the
34:56
singularity, like, it's things have changed, where people, who
35:00
support the Big Bang. They don't talk about the
35:02
singularity. They don't talk about the part
35:04
that went bang. It's like they got that part out
35:09
of the model and they don't want to talk about it.
35:11
So I don't even know, but you're saying if there was a
35:13
singularity and it's expanding, how could we look back to see
35:16
it? Right.
35:19
Yeah. How would we be able to even see
35:21
any remnants of it? If it's supposedly just went
35:24
through an expansion or exploded or did, whatever it did, how
35:28
would we even be able to pinpoint?
35:30
It seems like you'd be nothing there, or it would be pushed
35:33
forward, right? I don't even know, like I don't
35:36
think that any, I don't know if anyone claims that.
35:38
We can see that for back. Like even if you in principle
35:41
could, that you would there be anything to see until like, once
35:48
you have, I think about this because at first, you have
35:53
whatever happened. If you believe in the Big Bang,
35:56
there's there's some actual bang and then inflation, all this
35:59
crazy stuff and then after you have a bunch of plasma.
36:02
So I think in principle, You would you should be able to see
36:06
that. And you should be able to see
36:10
once the plasma cools down, goes through decoupling.
36:13
That makes the cosmic microwave background radiation.
36:16
So that's the part that in the 1960s, they make this
36:19
observation. They interpret it as evidence of
36:22
the relic of the Big Bang, the cosmic microwave background
36:25
radiation left over from The Big Bang without taking into account
36:29
that all the other models have the same thing and they're model
36:33
by anyways. Like that's the part that I
36:35
think everyone kind of agrees that if it really did happen,
36:38
you should be able to Go back and see that part.
36:40
And we still do to the like we can just we can just detect the
36:43
CMB but I don't know. I don't even know if anyone's
36:47
claiming that you could see that past the the cosmic microwave
36:51
background radiation part but my claim is and I'll put it out
36:56
there today, 40 years, from now, if we're still around and
37:00
there's advances in technology, the further back you look you're
37:04
going to keep seeing galaxies like everywhere.
37:07
We look, we see galaxies. You look back in time in the
37:10
90s. Aw they found all these
37:11
galaxies. They weren't supposed to be
37:12
there. You keep looking for the back.
37:14
Oh look, it's spiral galaxies. Like you're just going to keep
37:19
seeing galaxies. It's pretty straightforward.
37:21
The universe doesn't drastically change.
37:23
It's pretty much the same in the past, present, and future.
37:30
So with a universe that is going basically on and on, like what
37:36
you have talked about, in the past, do you believe that the
37:40
Earth itself Had An Origin point or was it always existing within
37:45
this? Oh yeah, so in the model that I
37:50
accept that I believe in the universe itself has always
37:54
existed like when I say, you look back, you're going to see
37:56
galaxies. Those aren't the same galaxies
37:58
as today. The Galaxies form and then they
38:00
dissipate into nebula and then they reform.
38:03
So it's not that the galaxies are Eternal, but at any given
38:07
point in time, there's going to be galaxies around and planets
38:10
and stars but the planet Earth for example, has a finite
38:13
history, it used to be something else, so used to be a different
38:16
form of matter and energy and it will become a different form of
38:20
matter of in energy. So, the age of the Earth is
38:24
well, I don't know what the age of the Earth is.
38:27
They estimate it at 4.6 billion. I think it's older than that.
38:31
But, you know, if you went back a trillion years ago, there
38:33
wasn't an earth. Well, it probably wasn't.
38:38
I don't know how old the age of the Earth is but let's say 100
38:41
quadrillion years ago for sure there wasn't some planet Earth
38:45
but it would have been something else so it changed.
38:48
Its Evolution. It changes in turns into other
38:51
things and then eventually these things break down into meteors
38:55
and meteorites and, and all the gas that's given off by these
38:59
planets, that forms a nebula and eventually the nebula will form
39:04
new stars, and Planets and galaxies.
39:08
Okay, I think one of the reasons why people like the whole big
39:11
bang thing, not just for the origin part, but it also gives a
39:15
pretty decent description of where all the material and
39:18
matter and energy came from, how would you, what would you
39:22
suggest from a universe? That doesn't have a beginning
39:25
point where the energy came from in the first place, okay?
39:29
So the Big Bang cannot explain where most stuff came from.
39:34
They actually the the current model of nucleosynthesis in the
39:39
Big Bang is borrowed from the steady state Theory, the steady
39:43
state Theory didn't believe in the same thing as a big bang and
39:49
they in so like Fred Hoyle and his guys, they have the creation
39:54
of all the higher elevation higher than like lithium I think
40:00
So the real. So the three like lightest ones.
40:04
Sorry sorry. So in the Big Bang model the
40:06
three light is elements hydrogen helium.
40:08
Well, I don't know if they're the three lightest ones with
40:10
hydrogen and helium and lithium are the only thing that are
40:14
created in the Big Bang itself. And deuterium, which is a form
40:18
of hydrogen. But To get all of the other
40:23
elements. They didn't make this up.
40:26
The Big Bang model didn't come up with this.
40:28
They borrowed it from the steady state model which has
40:31
nucleosynthesis in these in stars and galaxies and things
40:37
like that. So that is sort of one of the
40:41
shortcomings of the Big Bang model is that they don't really
40:44
get to claim that as something they figured out.
40:48
And in the model that I accept it just goes through
40:52
developmental change so it's like simple elements.
40:56
Evolved become more complex, and eventually break down there all
41:01
there's matter. And energy is always there.
41:02
And it's going through these transitions kind of like a water
41:05
cycle or something, you know how.
41:06
Like so like in the water cycle, you have a cloud and then it
41:10
rains and the rain can evaporate into gas.
41:16
And things like that. Like it goes through these, it
41:19
can go through a liquid solid and gas phase or even a plasma
41:24
phase. But there's there there's I mean
41:29
that's sort of an analogy because obviously, that water
41:31
has to come from somewhere, right?
41:33
But it's similar to that, where it's like it's just going
41:35
through the cycle of chemical evolution.
41:42
It's just it's transforming and it gets back, it's like a circle
41:45
so it will eventually break down back to hydrogen.
41:58
Sorry about that, my screen whenever I did the frame, change
42:02
it hid my microphone and I couldn't unmute the respond to
42:06
you. But Brett the so in the new like
42:12
this is what's cool. Is like one of the main reasons
42:15
I was convinced that the Big Bang did not happen.
42:18
Is this book by a guy named Eric learner called The Big Bang
42:22
never happened? And that book was kind of
42:26
obscured for quite a while. But it's been in the news and
42:29
Eric learner is like becoming more famous.
42:32
Now with these with some of his this paper, he wrote a few years
42:36
ago and now with the James Webb Space Telescope results, he sort
42:39
of one of of the main guys. You know, talking about this and
42:43
bringing up and doing these discussions and videos and
42:46
debates. And so so it's kind of cool like
42:50
someone that a few years ago was not very well known and his work
42:55
is becoming very popular and a lot of people it's it's coming
43:01
to a lot of people's attention, some of this stuff that I came
43:04
across 20 years ago, you know? So it's really cool to see that.
43:10
But people love the Big Bang model, and they defend it really
43:14
strongly, and they really hate him.
43:16
They personally, they have a lot of personal attacks, and they
43:19
have a lot of ad hominem arguments, but they, you know, I
43:26
think that. I think that this is the
43:31
paradigm shift. I think that this really is like
43:33
the change out of society believing in a big bang.
43:37
This is what killed it. Whether people are going to
43:41
accept that it's been killed in our lifetime, I don't know.
43:45
But I think if you, if you go into the future and we look back
43:49
at the silly humans and when they list, when they believed in
43:53
The Big Bang Theory, I think this is going to be the time
43:57
when they point out that it was proven wrong beyond the shadow
44:00
of a do. All right, I got it.
44:03
Throw this at you. You said that the steady state
44:07
as well as the Big Bang. It's too too much creationism
44:11
involved in that if the universe is eternal, but the Earth itself
44:16
has an origin or through this metamorphosis or change
44:21
throughout your Universe. How does that get away from the
44:24
idea that a God could have molded and shaped the world's?
44:31
Oh, I'm not saying it would like, you could have that at any
44:34
point in time, you could say, oh well God came in and did a
44:37
biogenesis or something. Like I'm not saying that, but as
44:42
far as Creation in the sense of Like in the Big Bang model in
44:47
the Genesis model, in the steady state model, there's a period
44:50
where there isn't matter and energy and then now it's been
44:53
created and it didn't exist before.
44:56
That's what we're talking about creation.
44:59
Like if you take, if you're talking about a supernatural
45:02
deity coming down and doing Miracles and taking stuff that's
45:07
already there in reforming it or generating new stuff that ass
45:10
up, that wasn't there. Yeah you could you could if that
45:14
is real you could put that In any model at any time, there's
45:17
no limit on where you could put that in.
45:20
Do you believe that it's possible for a living entity or
45:24
something? That is sentient.
45:25
That has a great understanding of the universe to be able to
45:29
form worlds without having to use power, or supernatural
45:33
abilities. Form like a dove existing
45:38
material or energy. Sure.
45:41
Whether it's out of energy that's already there or it's
45:44
simply produces it or transforms it.
45:47
Do you believe that? It's possible that something
45:49
like that. Could do it in principle.
45:53
Yeah I mean I guess I don't see any like theoretical law.
45:59
That's preventing it from happening.
46:04
If we became technologically advanced enough, I don't see why
46:06
we wouldn't be able to do that. If something has the ability to
46:11
be able to do that, what net? Also logically mean?
46:14
The thing could manifest itself or basically, I would hate to
46:19
use the word to see, but it could give itself the appearance
46:22
of whatever it wanted at any time.
46:26
Sure. Yeah.
46:26
I mean if you're suggesting that a race of or species of advanced
46:33
beings that were that power that technologically advanced could
46:37
they come down and kind of appear as what we would think of
46:41
as Gods? Sure yeah.
46:45
What being that you're so open to this, even what your model of
46:48
the universe and why are you why do you still what word would I
46:55
use? It's interesting.
46:59
You're one of the most open-minded people, I know but
47:02
at the same time, whenever it comes to the god concept, you
47:05
kind of you seem like you want to put that out of business.
47:09
But you said right there that you are open-minded to a being
47:13
able to do that. So a God with a lowercase G,
47:19
some special Advanced entity that can come to us and do
47:24
amazing things. That's not Supernatural.
47:27
I don't have any issue with with that.
47:29
If there's evidence for that happening or hypothetically like
47:32
that, sure, that probably exists all over the universe.
47:36
But God with a capital G Supernatural Creator.
47:41
I don't see. How it how it could work?
47:44
I don't see. I don't I'm not convinced of it.
47:47
Any longer and I don't like once.
47:49
Once you once you become convinced that the Universe can
47:54
exist eternally, there is no real need for a God as a Creator
47:59
and it becomes kind of unclear what god with a capital G would
48:03
even mean in in an eternal Universe where matter and energy
48:07
has always been here and there's always been galaxies and
48:10
planets. Like, what would a god with a
48:13
capital? Of G and a universe like that
48:15
even do like maybe I could get away to the two-spirit.
48:21
Maybe. Couldn't it be argued that every
48:23
species on Earth including humans are not necessary to the
48:27
university there? That's sure.
48:32
Yeah, I don't think that humans are necessary.
48:36
Night. But you you believe that there
48:39
is possible that there could be an entity that could naturally
48:43
or in some kind of technological way to be able to create a world
48:47
where inhabitants can be on it. So I guess the next question
48:51
would be, what is it? Can you name something in the
48:54
Bible that couldn't be done in a natural sense?
49:02
All kinds of well I think by definition Miracles, right?
49:05
Well, by naturally mean as opposed to Supernatural, right?
49:09
Well, basically, if you're already to the point where you
49:13
believe it's possible, there could be entities, a smaller G
49:17
as you pointed out with the ability to create a world.
49:20
Then, an Immaculate Conception is nothing compared to actually
49:24
creating a world, it would be nothing for something like this.
49:28
To make it appear as a bush or something like that or
49:31
manifestation. So what is what is a claim in
49:35
the Bible that goes out of the natural and the supernatural?
49:39
Throw that a technological entity couldn't pull off.
49:44
Just to be clear, you say, create a world, we're talking
49:47
about forming out of existing material, right?
49:51
It could be that or it creates the material itself.
49:56
It's another don't want to go with whatever you think's, the
49:59
easiest. Well, I'm just trying to be
50:01
clear. I definitely do not believe
50:02
that. It doesn't matter how advanced
50:05
technical technology, you get, they can just create material.
50:09
And make something. I don't believe in that, but if
50:13
you do have existing matter and energy and mass of material and
50:17
you can form it into something else, that's definitely
50:21
something we can do. And it would be, it would be out
50:26
of your realm of thinking that the idea is that the material
50:30
itself, the elements in the universe somehow within it
50:35
exists. A sentient mean, I'm talking
50:38
about, like, kind of like The pantheist View.
50:44
You gotta clarify what you mean by that.
50:46
Well, pantheist usually believe that God is Not only outside of
50:51
the universe, but it is actually a part of the universe.
50:54
It's like plugged in it, is it is everything.
50:58
So could something like that actually exists in your mind.
51:04
If I could understand what that even means, it's possible.
51:07
But I've talked to pantheists about this and they get really
51:11
frustrating because it's like, I don't understand what that even
51:14
is, what that even is. I don't even understand what's
51:17
being claimed. Like if a rock in a tree quote,
51:21
unquote is God, what does that mean?
51:23
Like, how is that different from it just being a rock or a tree?
51:28
Like what does calling it? God mean, what is the meaning of
51:32
that? Well, there's a lot of you would
51:36
say that there's a lot of material and things in your body
51:39
that are very small and and seemingly as so they have no
51:43
necessity to them but they're there you know such as freckles
51:47
and everything else just because something's a rock or tree
51:51
doesn't mean that it's not connected to something bigger or
51:54
a body or just something in general.
51:58
So if you're asking, if I think rocks are connected to something
52:03
bigger Bigger sure, there have no problem with that.
52:05
But what does that have to do with God?
52:08
Like, God is a supernatural creator of the universe?
52:11
Like, are you saying you can pray to rocks?
52:13
Is that what you're suggesting? Well, I'm saying that the
52:16
pantheist view is that God is the universe.
52:19
He's with the whole demeanor. Well, it mean that we're
52:23
basically living and living inside of us since you in life
52:28
form, that is somehow created worlds within itself.
52:33
So like another, maybe that makes more sense of this
52:36
pantheism thing that I never quite understood.
52:38
You're saying, you think that pantheists are saying like we're
52:41
like a little microbe living in the body of God, which is the
52:46
rocks and the trees in the planets?
52:49
Well, if you listened, if you listen to Christians and
52:52
Muslims, what is the claim God is everywhere at all times.
52:56
So obviously he would exist within all things.
52:59
That's a kind of a pantheist view and if you talk to a pagan
53:03
especially like a Wiccan or one of these nature worshippers,
53:07
what do they tell you that God is in the environment?
53:10
Life is in everything around you.
53:13
They don't know it but they all are talking about pantheous.
53:16
And when they do that, I don't know why they don't notice that.
53:20
All right, so if you're saying there's a difference between God
53:27
is like the rock is God, and God is within the Rock.
53:33
In the tree. So pantheism and pan.
53:36
And theism pantheism makes more sense to me that God is within
53:42
all material. Like everything in the universe
53:43
really has Spirit within it, that makes sense to me.
53:48
That God is everywhere, but isn't the rock?
53:51
But he is where the rock is, but he's not the rock.
53:54
That makes sense to me, if a God exists.
53:57
That's what how I would think of it.
53:59
Thinking of God as the actual rock, doesn't make any sense to
54:03
me. It doesn't mean anything to me.
54:04
It doesn't calculate like, what does it mean that God is a rock?
54:08
Because it can a rock create a universe.
54:11
I don't think so. I realize there are some
54:14
pantheist I've listened to in the past where they don't seem
54:17
to be able to articulate it well, but I've always found it
54:20
fascinating when looking into, like, older recordings of some
54:25
of the, what I would call, the professional pantheist out
54:28
there, he seemed articulated quite well.
54:30
But, yeah, I've met a few. Were they start going in the
54:34
toilet water and rocks and all kinds of stupid stuff?
54:37
I'm just saying that if that were the case, it would most
54:40
likely be if you use logic. A Carnot that it would be a part
54:44
of all things in the Rock would just be one of the millions or
54:47
billions of trillions of elements involved.
54:53
Yeah, I don't know. I've always struggled with that
54:54
like of trying to make sense of what that means.
54:58
So without understanding what people mean by it, I can't
55:01
really it's hard to give an answer when I don't really fully
55:04
get it. But the like I said, pan and
55:06
theism where it's like, God is within everything.
55:08
If a God exists, that makes sense in.
55:11
That seems to be what the definition of God usually is, at
55:14
least in the western world that God isn't in One Singular place,
55:19
right? Yeah, pretty much.
55:23
And that's that's where I was getting at with you when we were
55:27
talking about the concept of seems like you're okay with like
55:30
a lower D but what I was getting at is what's in the Bible that
55:35
couldn't be described in a natural process by a god who's
55:40
capable of transforming matter? Anyway, it likes, okay.
55:44
So, I mean, if we start with Genesis in the beginning, God
55:49
created the heavens and in the Earth.
55:53
That part is Supernatural, isn't it?
55:58
Well, it doesn't describe how he went about doing it.
56:01
It just simply talks as though, it's kind of generalize and God
56:05
did this and God did that. But it doesn't ever tell us how
56:08
he's actually doing it. That leaves a lot of things open
56:12
at least a really broad question, but you this is not
56:17
just the typical Brett Kane routine.
56:19
This is a novel concept. So you're saying what I called
56:24
God with a cat, with a lowercase G.
56:27
An advanced entity, right? Without breaking the laws of
56:31
physics. I guess, technically, let's say
56:36
there was an advanced entity and they can go out to a region of
56:41
space where there's just like gas and dust.
56:44
And they can take it and form it into a planet and put on the
56:47
planet plants and trees and animals.
56:51
And so, I don't think that's feasible with any technology
56:55
that we have, but I think, Given enough time and when enough
56:59
places. Yeah, I don't see any reason why
57:04
technology couldn't advance to that level.
57:06
Maybe there is a limitation but personally I believe that that
57:09
seems possible. So let's say that that did
57:11
happen and someone wrote a book about it like the Bible.
57:15
Okay so if they wrote in the beginning, God quote unquote
57:19
created quote-unquote the heavens and the Earth.
57:26
As long as created in that sense was not like out of nothing.
57:31
And by God, they were referring to this like
57:34
technologically-advanced being, I guess.
57:39
In that sense that could be non-supernatural.
57:44
So a lot of unusual passages where it talks as though there
57:48
were already things that existed while God was flying through
57:53
what appears. I don't know if I'd use the word
57:55
flying but he seemed to be hovering over him.
57:59
Yeah. Hovering over things.
58:00
That seem to already be the waters.
58:03
You said I mean yeah, I think that If you, if you take Genesis
58:13
literally, it does sound like there's stuff already there that
58:15
he's forming. Like he's taking the material
58:20
and just changing it. But that's in Genesis so.
58:25
But if you read other parts of the Bible, I don't know if it's,
58:30
you know, it's different authors so they described it in
58:32
different ways. I think most Most Christians
58:35
today probably don't think of the creation by God, as, as
58:42
substance, always existed. Right.
58:45
There is a point at which matter was created by God.
58:49
But to me, whenever I read the Genesis story, there's a lot of
58:54
there's a lot of things that are very open.
58:57
It's the story gets, its epic seems to me like the story.
59:01
Just wants to get right to the point where it's talking about
59:05
the origin of humanity, and all this and animals, and all that.
59:09
Yeah, but be right before that, it's just like, Bam, Bam, Bam.
59:12
It's going through some kind of process but it's it's going
59:16
through too quick and it's not really explaining how Is God
59:19
doing this? Why is he really doing this at
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this point? He doesn't really speak about it
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until after, when there's something to talk to about it,
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if that makes sense. Yeah.
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So Brett is that you're sort of Suspicion as that God might be
59:39
something like a really advanced life-form.
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I've thought about that quite a bit.
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There were something that got my wheels turning.
59:48
I know that you're more of a fan of Star Wars and Star Trek,
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right? Yes.
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So but you are, you are familiar with like let's say the second
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film in the Star Trek series, The Wrath of calm.
1:00:05
Somewhat I'm somewhat familiar with it.
1:00:07
It's actually on my watch list. I went and re-watch the first
1:00:11
movie the other day. Well, not the other day, but
1:00:14
maybe about a month or two ago, but I, you know, I know, I know
1:00:19
what probably a little bit more than the general public knows
1:00:22
about Star Trek, but I don't I'm not like super familiar with all
1:00:28
the details of it. Well, there's a, there's a scene
1:00:31
in it and then you'll understand where I'm going at.
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What? This?
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Let me add will to the stream. There we go.
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Looks like my layouts working. Good.
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Hey, we'll hey, what's up? We were sitting here talking
1:00:43
about. Is it possible that God could do
1:00:45
all the things that are considered?
1:00:47
Miracles in the Bible, could he do it in a natural type of
1:00:50
sense? And one of the questions that I
1:00:53
was going to ask Adam, is it sounded like you were getting
1:00:56
ready to respond to it but then we kind of went off on a tangent
1:01:00
a little bit but what is it? Can you name one thing in the
1:01:04
Bible that a superior entity or since you don't life form in the
1:01:09
universe? If it had those, the matter
1:01:12
capability that we talked about, can you name one thing in the
1:01:15
Bible that couldn't be done by? Technological Bean.
1:01:18
And the second thing is, the reason why I brought up the rat,
1:01:20
the con, have you ever heard of something called The Genesis
1:01:24
Project? I know that sounds biblical but
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it's, there's something than the Star Trek series.
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That got me. My wheels turning on this.
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Do I know? I can't think of anything off
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the top of my head, right? The second.
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If you give me a minute, that might think of something about
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you. Adam, are you familiar with the
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the concept of The Genesis Project in the Star Trek series?
1:01:46
If not, I can be brief and explain your not to refresh my
1:01:49
memory because I think you've explained it to me before.
1:01:54
So The Genesis Project is a device that some scientists were
1:01:57
working on in the Star Trek series, its purposes.
1:02:02
You can aim it at a moon or a dead planet and you shoot it.
1:02:06
And basically it's as the word stimulates it causes life and
1:02:11
trees and plants and all kinds of things to exist.
1:02:16
The The Genesis Project. Will they believe that through
1:02:19
Evolution as long as the resources, are there that life?
1:02:23
Should start permeating from it. Unfortunately, in the story, the
1:02:27
project was unstable. It seemed like a world could
1:02:30
exist for a while, but then it would start falling apart.
1:02:34
Almost like it was devolving. Needn't ever hear about The
1:02:37
Genesis Project Star Trek. This is in the second movie.
1:02:42
Yeah, unfortunately unfortunately when the
1:02:45
experiment is some of the information about it gets out to
1:02:49
the rest of the universe, some aliens wanted to steal it and
1:02:53
use it as a weapon to be able to vaporize an already living
1:02:57
planet. See what it does is, it'll
1:02:59
destroy anything that's there and then kind of rewrite or
1:03:02
reset the world that it's hitting so they figured it'd
1:03:06
make a great weapon to use, right?
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Right. That's cool.
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Yeah, I'm actually like I said, I have that on my watch list.
1:03:14
I'm looking forward to watching it.
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That makes it more interesting. But so yeah.
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Like if you're asking, if I think something like that is
1:03:21
technically theoretically possible.
1:03:24
Sure. I think if you had enough
1:03:26
technology, could do something like that.
1:03:28
So me and the to believe that an old, the two questions I'd ask
1:03:33
is one, why are you hesitant towards a concept of a God?
1:03:37
And number two, why, what was I gonna put forth will go with
1:03:44
that first. And then, I'll bet you're
1:03:45
equivocating though between god, with a lowercase G and a guy
1:03:48
with a capital G, what I'm curious of is if you believe
1:03:53
that some kind of race or are being is capable of creating a
1:03:57
world like that, then what? The Bible not creating there.
1:04:02
Okay, what would you consider? Arming Transforming Our World.
1:04:05
Okay, transforming. What would be what ramification
1:04:09
in the Bible? Takes it from natural and
1:04:11
Supernatural for you that a being could not do.
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Like speaking things into existence.
1:04:21
Speaking things into existence unless there's a device that is
1:04:27
a, is, like you speak. And then the machine transforms
1:04:31
existing material without violating laws of physics.
1:04:35
Just speaking and God said, let there be light itself and boom.
1:04:41
Now, light exists that is Supernatural.
1:04:46
You realize nowadays with the AI that we talked about as well.
1:04:51
Well, as Alexia I think is what it's called.
1:04:54
You can actually connect that to your system around your home and
1:04:57
say, Alexia turn on the lights and it will turn on the lights.
1:05:01
There's a huge difference between god making light when it
1:05:08
didn't exist versus God turning on the lights.
1:05:11
I could I could get behind. And then God turned the lights
1:05:14
on. But I don't believe that light
1:05:18
was created by someone saying it.
1:05:24
Well, that's fair enough. I get where you coming from like
1:05:28
yeah. I mean yeah, I guess you do
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bring up a good point that I don't know that I put much
1:05:31
thought into if you did have Hmm, like if you went back and
1:05:39
re-evaluated the Bible with what you're saying in mind, if you
1:05:42
have some Genesis Star Trek device, how much of it really
1:05:48
could be technologically possible if it was like some
1:05:51
Advanced being that isn't violating the laws of physics.
1:05:56
And of course, like it's possible that our current
1:05:59
understanding is So limited that things that we think are
1:06:04
impossible today might not be actually possible, we were just
1:06:08
were wrong. but, Sure. Yeah, I think that that is a
1:06:13
pretty good example of like he spoke.
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A lot of these things into existence.
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And he did it in a very short period of time.
1:06:23
Like all all the stars in like less than a day.
1:06:29
That's not possible. Why wouldn't that be possible
1:06:34
for you? Like if you had a Genesis
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Project thing that was let's say covet.
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So let's switch to Star Trek Mode, God with a lowercase G, A
1:06:43
technological transformation hypothesis in order to even if
1:06:48
everything was a bunch of nebulae and clouds or something
1:06:52
and you had some device that could turn it into a star.
1:06:56
It's going to take at least the speed of light to get there.
1:06:59
So it would take God with a lowercase G create your
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transformation, technological transformation thing, it would
1:07:09
take like the farther away, the galaxies that are 10 billion
1:07:13
light years away. It would take 10 billion light
1:07:15
years for the rate to get there. Hmm.
1:07:25
And you believe that the material was already there
1:07:28
though. What do you mean?
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I believe? Well, I don't think that the
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universe created by a technological Star.
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Trek. No, I'm talking to.
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I'm kind of going back to your model of the universe.
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Okay. Yes.
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Were you you feel that the Earth is always been here in some
1:07:48
shape or form? No, no, no, no, but not the
1:07:51
Earth, not the Earth. Okay, so you don't believe that
1:07:57
there was some kind of reminiscent of it, and then it
1:07:59
became what it did. Like it evolved into it or just
1:08:03
go ahead and explain how Euler the ridge me.
1:08:05
So the Earth itself if you focus on just, here we go back in time
1:08:10
far enough, it was much more dense and energetic.
1:08:13
If you go back before that it was more just like a cloud like
1:08:15
a nebula is little shards of stuff and we go back before that
1:08:19
it was like chunks of broken rock from a previous Planet.
1:08:23
Go back before that. It was a previous Janet.
1:08:27
So go into the future, we're going to our planet is going to
1:08:29
dry out break up into meteors and little flecks of stuff and
1:08:33
all the gas and dust from that will eventually be in some kind
1:08:38
of nebula which will eventually start Reformation of either
1:08:43
galaxies or Stars, depending on which depending on like how big
1:08:50
it is. So in your and your theory are
1:08:54
your model of the universe. It can easily sustain the idea
1:08:58
that there's tons and tons of life forms out there that have
1:09:01
come and gone. Oh, absolutely, yeah.
1:09:05
The model that I believe in life is as is a natural part of the
1:09:10
process. So it's not like some super rare
1:09:15
coincidence. You know, that the Earth formed
1:09:18
life. It's like we would expect every
1:09:21
solar system is going to have something like an Earth-like
1:09:23
planet that has to form line. Unless the conditions are
1:09:28
drastically different with the position of like those planets,
1:09:32
how close they are to estar. It just really.
1:09:34
That's like the key factor is you have these groups of planets
1:09:39
and as long as you have a group of like for planets and they're
1:09:42
closer to a star and it went through this evolutionary
1:09:45
process, the transformation of the way that the the way that
1:09:49
these planets transform two different types of planets
1:09:52
naturally starts a life-giving process, All right, I got a
1:09:58
weird question for you. Do you believe that the only way
1:10:02
to really escape the concept of something like death, you'd have
1:10:07
to actually change your I know this is going to come off weird,
1:10:11
but do you believe it would be possible to wreak for something
1:10:16
to be able to recreate itself into a?
1:10:19
How do I put it like a body made of energy and matter as opposed
1:10:24
to, like biological An organic where it can suffer death.
1:10:30
Interesting. Without thinking too much
1:10:34
further into it? I think so.
1:10:38
I think so. Well, if you don't mind, I
1:10:42
wouldn't mind hearing you. Elaborate like wait, say it.
1:10:46
Say what you just said again? Because I think that I'm totally
1:10:48
on board with what you're saying, okay, let me put it a
1:10:52
different way. If you were to continue living
1:10:55
outside of your what we are currently, it would have to be
1:10:59
more in a form of something. More, like, energy.
1:11:01
Is that you're suggesting? Yeah.
1:11:03
What do you mean? Let's say that the human race
1:11:07
somehow managed to continue to exist for a long, long time.
1:11:11
Time. We somehow dodged, the bullet
1:11:13
many, many times where we don't go extinct, don't you think that
1:11:17
it would be in our best interest, knowing that, there's
1:11:20
so many physical things that can kill us and hurt us one way to
1:11:25
be able to get rid of our ailments is to somehow transfer
1:11:29
our Consciousness and the something else that is not
1:11:32
organic or biological. Okay, you're saying to survive?
1:11:37
Okay, what you're saying is different than what I thought,
1:11:40
like I said, Survival mechanism. and I don't know some of these
1:11:50
things I have not, I have not thought about I'd have to think
1:11:53
about that but I do think that our Essence is more like that of
1:11:56
energy than matter. What makes the true like self is
1:12:02
is not the material part. And the reason why I thought of
1:12:11
this and kind of associated with the concept of God is a while
1:12:15
back, somebody asked me they said, do you believe that God
1:12:19
started off with all these abilities or did it?
1:12:23
God become more intelligent and more advanced overtime.
1:12:26
Almost like God went through some kind of spiritual Evolution
1:12:30
and I thought that was a damn interesting question and I
1:12:33
thought about it quite a bit off and on On.
1:12:39
That's interesting, I guess. Yeah, just something I thought
1:12:43
about. But wouldn't you think that that
1:12:46
would be the route to go? There's not really any kind of
1:12:49
machine or equipment that we can make even if we were to become
1:12:53
more advanced, that would protect us from all the
1:12:56
anomalies in the universe. But if we could somehow figure
1:13:00
out how to transfer Consciousness to something that,
1:13:03
well, you know, for example, something hit us, we wouldn't
1:13:06
have a physical body Bobby would take damage from brick.
1:13:12
What do you think that girl was originally saying that?
1:13:14
Mm. Oh, I thought you're talking
1:13:16
more about something like spirituality, like the essence
1:13:19
of our true being being more like similar to energy than
1:13:22
matter but I see your point like a lot of these are like, science
1:13:26
fiction ideas. Like if we just think of like
1:13:32
far into the future and humans become super Advanced and we can
1:13:35
we expand out into the you know if we start traveling to
1:13:39
different stars and developing technology, what it might
1:13:42
eventually reach or if we come in contact with different.
1:13:47
Beings and stuff that are like. Way more advanced than us and
1:13:52
they've been advancing for a trillion years or something.
1:13:58
Yeah I think that those are interesting questions.
1:14:00
I think if you pose god with a lowercase G type of thing and
1:14:04
that's like Developing and advancing and learning, that
1:14:09
would make sense god with a capital G advancing or learning
1:14:12
or changing its mind. Doesn't make any sense to me.
1:14:18
Yeah, forgot about some conundrums with the concept that
1:14:22
some people push with their theological position.
1:14:25
Like for instance, the knowing everything in advance in the
1:14:30
future and all that, I have a hard time working my head around
1:14:34
that, but I could come up with the idea of something existing
1:14:37
before us and being able to record our existence as it goes
1:14:42
along. So it has a pretty good idea or
1:14:45
proposition of what We're going to do because it's observed, our
1:14:49
behaviors. Sure.
1:14:56
So, but we think that we're talking hypothetically about a
1:14:59
lot of stuff. Do you think that In our current
1:15:04
situation on the planet Earth in our history that some kind of
1:15:09
advanced being has interacted with humans.
1:15:13
Yeah, I believe that there's a lot of.
1:15:16
I mean, even if you don't believe in the Bible there's
1:15:19
just too many. I know that when a lot of these
1:15:23
non-believers when they make these videos and they say things
1:15:26
how I even used to say it whenever I was first doing this
1:15:30
but all the similarities there's people out there Are claiming
1:15:34
from all different cultures that they've had experiences with
1:15:37
some kind of manifestation or some higher, power entity.
1:15:42
And I just can't even if some of the stories don't seem to go
1:15:47
clash with each other, the way Christians would like it to be
1:15:50
cleanly. It seems to me that there's just
1:15:53
too many damn people who have said that they seen something
1:15:56
even yourself. You feel some spiritual sense.
1:16:00
You don't feel like you're just some walking animated.
1:16:02
Fucking Hamburger. And when I hear all this, it
1:16:06
just gives me more and more. It just seems more logical to be
1:16:12
open to the idea is opposed to closed out so quickly. what to
1:16:21
me, I see the two is as pretty different, like, identifying
1:16:28
more as Consciousness, or Spirit than hamburger, and the idea
1:16:34
that ancient cultures were visited by basically
1:16:40
extraterrestrials, I think is very different, but Yeah, I
1:16:46
don't know. I'm, I used to believe in that
1:16:47
stuff, like I was really interested in all the ancient
1:16:50
alien ancient astronaut theory, these and stuff like that.
1:16:55
Well, how do you, how do you explain it?
1:16:57
I mean, there's a couple different Alternatives, we could
1:17:00
say that billions of people throughout time or Liars.
1:17:04
Are we can say, some of them are mentally ill.
1:17:07
But I mean, my goodness, we even here in modern time.
1:17:10
People say that they've seen this, they heard this man, I've
1:17:13
seen some really unusual ass videos, I know, with AI and all
1:17:17
the stupid shit people can fuck around with now, it makes it
1:17:21
even video doubtful but still it's like, it just seems like
1:17:25
There's something to it and I know atheist.
1:17:28
Don't like this but I just feel a sense of something more in the
1:17:32
universe and just, we're here and that's it.
1:17:36
Do you mean spiritually or with extraterrestrials?
1:17:40
Well, with all of it or both? It's all of that.
1:17:43
I mean, the way you and I are having this conversation.
1:17:46
The way you described, even you our model of the universe, it
1:17:49
makes too much fucking sense that there would be more out
1:17:53
there than just us the way you Scribe this Transcendent feeling
1:17:57
and all that and even some form of spirituality for me.
1:18:01
I don't know how somebody couldn't listen to you or others
1:18:05
and get the idea that hey, maybe there is more.
1:18:08
Maybe I'm not just a bunch of shit slop together just walking
1:18:12
around that there's more to this.
1:18:14
Yeah, well I definitely think that there are aliens and
1:18:20
advanced civilizations. I think the question of how
1:18:24
close they are To us and how far apart in space and time.
1:18:29
We're separated is the key question.
1:18:32
Like, Especially with Advanced like an advanced, you know,
1:18:41
alien race or Advanced species. I I don't know like especially
1:18:50
with an eternal Universe. It suggests that there could be
1:18:54
a really ancient civilization. It's been a long around for way
1:18:59
longer than just like 20 billion years and it's been advancing
1:19:03
this whole time you know? So that becomes really
1:19:06
interesting. If you have an infinite amount
1:19:08
of time and there's planets in that infinite amount of time the
1:19:11
whole time. That can just be kind of Beyond
1:19:16
Comprehension of what might be possible.
1:19:18
If something continued and continued and continued to
1:19:21
advance. So yeah, I don't know, but the
1:19:27
distance you then you have these these extreme distances of space
1:19:33
and extreme distances of time and the limit of the speed of
1:19:38
light and stuff. It does.
1:19:41
Even if all that stuff is out there, it just makes it so far
1:19:45
removed. but but Brett you and I have talked about this, I think
1:19:51
that there's more planets in between the Stars Like there's
1:19:57
there's all these extra planets that aren't around lit up Stars.
1:20:02
So that is part of the equation. Is that?
1:20:09
You know, if beings are like traveling from planet to planet
1:20:14
or star to star in stone, there's all these smaller,
1:20:17
there's like a hundred thousand planets in between each star
1:20:21
that I'm guessing. They wouldn't probably just like
1:20:25
pass by or especially if it takes 80 thousand years to get
1:20:29
to the nearest star. It suggests that there's gonna
1:20:32
be a lot of planet to plan it in these little moons and stuff.
1:20:35
These little these, these planetary systems that don't
1:20:38
have Is that we would be traveling to.
1:20:43
Way, before we got anywhere near a the nearest star you know, a
1:20:49
thousand Generations later. So it might be more like each
1:20:52
generation you would go To a new planet and then that generation
1:20:58
go to the next planet in the Next Generation.
1:20:59
Go to the next planet and eventually you get your new star
1:21:03
after a very very long time. but, Who knows?
1:21:10
And I gotta another thing for you, that seems to be the big
1:21:13
contention for some religious folks, as well as non-believers,
1:21:17
that space travel would be too too much.
1:21:20
It would be, it would take too long or whatever, and I'm not
1:21:24
even going to get into, like, time travel and splitting the
1:21:27
universe. But what about the, this has it
1:21:29
ever crossed your mind that there could be life forms all
1:21:33
around us, but they have the technological ability to cloak
1:21:37
themselves. Yeah, I mean, it's occurred to
1:21:42
me. I don't know if I believe that
1:21:45
that I don't really put much into that.
1:21:48
I mean, I'm not saying it's impossible but I'm not very
1:21:52
convinced by something like that.
1:21:55
Now on the other hand something like maybe certain weird species
1:22:00
actually like originated from another planet type of thing.
1:22:03
Like, that's something I'm a lot more open to the possibility of
1:22:09
like I think biology suggests that The existing animals and
1:22:16
stuff. Existing life-forms may have
1:22:19
needed to have exhibit to have originated at an earlier time
1:22:23
than before the planet Earth was there.
1:22:30
Well, we were talking earlier about a technological, being a
1:22:34
smaller G and all this, if there were other Celestial beings with
1:22:39
this, some of these abilities, even the ability to be able to
1:22:43
transform matter, how hard would it be to you think for it to
1:22:47
actually be walking amongst us? And that's not even knowing,
1:22:51
because it has the appearance of something that we've seen all of
1:22:55
our life such as humans and animals.
1:22:58
Okay, so this is the thing, what you're suggesting, I'm not
1:23:01
saying is outside of the realm of possibility, but I think
1:23:06
within the, I think it's outside of the realm of believing that
1:23:12
it is happening here just because of How?
1:23:19
How far removed we are from all the rest of the universe?
1:23:23
So the likelihood that it's just there's Advanced entities here
1:23:26
and they're just kind of hiding out and not leaving much
1:23:30
evidence that they're here. It just seems very very, very
1:23:33
far-fetched but I guess it's technically possible.
1:23:37
And if they I mean, I don't know, I guess people could make
1:23:42
the argument that if you were an advanced being you might want to
1:23:45
kind of hide out like that, but it doesn't make that much sense
1:23:49
to me. Like that's if that's what like
1:23:52
I don't know. no, like that's what your journey is to just
1:23:55
kind of like secretly sneak around and They're going to go
1:24:00
through all this laminar, not just a sneak around.
1:24:03
Have I ever talked to you? I'm sure I brought it up to you
1:24:07
a long time ago but I've ever told you about the prime
1:24:10
directive. Yeah, I know what the prime
1:24:14
directive is. Yeah it's another Star Trek term
1:24:17
for anybody out there that is listening or we'll listen in the
1:24:21
future. If you don't know what I'm
1:24:23
talking about, it's basically the crew that is flying around
1:24:27
in the Enterprise and Star Trek. Whenever they see A Primitive
1:24:31
world, are where they claim the species are not that advanced,
1:24:35
are they find humanoids that are have not traveled out in the
1:24:39
space yet, but they want to study them or observe them the
1:24:42
ship. Will basically, however from a
1:24:44
distance where they don't have the technology to see them in
1:24:47
space, so they'll come down and mask themselves to look like
1:24:51
that species. As long as their humanoid, they
1:24:54
can't make them like if it's some squishy shit that can
1:24:57
communicate, you know, Captain Kirk can't make himself look
1:25:01
like a slimy shit. It has to be a humanoid type of
1:25:04
alien species, right? So they go down, they observe
1:25:08
they study they see what their cultures are like your
1:25:11
traditions and if they really Wanted to.
1:25:13
They could literally live amongst people for a long, long
1:25:17
time. And it's not just the hide, or
1:25:20
be sneaky, but to observe, and, and learn that stuff.
1:25:25
Okay. Yeah.
1:25:29
So if the question is, if I think something like that is
1:25:31
going on. I don't think that that's
1:25:33
happening here. Do I think that that could
1:25:36
happen? Sure.
1:25:37
Yeah. Why wouldn't you believe that's
1:25:40
possible to be happening? There's a lot of people out
1:25:42
through the do believe that I'm not saying I'm a subscriber to
1:25:45
it, but I do let my imagination run with me when I'm looking at
1:25:49
TV and movies. Oh, I did say that.
1:25:53
I think it's possible. Why?
1:25:56
No, but you said that you'd you don't think that it's actually
1:25:59
happening but you believe it's possible.
1:26:02
Why wouldn't you, why wouldn't you be here?
1:26:06
What makes you hold back on the idea that it might already be
1:26:09
happening and may have already been happening for a long time.
1:26:13
There's just, no, I have never seen any evidence that is
1:26:16
happening. And the and like I said, there's
1:26:18
so much space and time between other worlds and stuff.
1:26:23
It makes it very unlikely that it's happening here.
1:26:29
What if there's a lot of other reasons why something would want
1:26:33
to do this, not just to observe and learn from us, but what if
1:26:37
something's world ended up getting destroyed?
1:26:39
And it needed a place to go and Earth was as close to its immune
1:26:44
system and and organic Behavior. I think it would be more likely
1:26:50
that they would just take over the planet then.
1:26:54
Put on a cloaking device or something and kind of steady us.
1:27:00
Do you think there's something necessarily has to if it's
1:27:04
intelligent enough to create a ship to be able to go places?
1:27:08
Does it also necessarily mean it has to have the weapons and the
1:27:12
ability to be a warmonger. I guess not, it doesn't have to
1:27:18
be, but I think it's more likely if, if there was a advanced
1:27:24
alien civilization that relied on living on an Earth-like
1:27:27
planet and they came to Earth and they no longer had their
1:27:31
Earth-like planet that they would not just like Hideout and
1:27:38
study us. They would use the planet to
1:27:40
live there. Let me, let me try something on.
1:27:45
You give you an example. Let's say that you were in the
1:27:48
place of something from a different world and you came
1:27:51
here for whatever reason, the ship broke down, you ran out of
1:27:55
resources or whatever the energy required or to do it.
1:28:00
So you come down, you exist amongst human beings.
1:28:03
Everything seems to go. All right, but because of your
1:28:06
understanding and knowledge, Human start coming to you all
1:28:09
the time to heal. People are fixed.
1:28:12
People because you know how to do stuff like that sooner or
1:28:15
later even though you enjoyed your time there, wouldn't it?
1:28:20
Give you incentive to maybe hide and make it to where people
1:28:23
don't know where you are, so you can be aggravated every day of
1:28:26
the month for it. Okay, if it's just like a few of
1:28:31
them, sure. If it's like a whole planet
1:28:33
worth, no, there's no way. I don't see that happening to
1:28:37
wouldn't I give you the incentive to hide yourself and
1:28:40
cloak yourself, then if you knew that your popularity was
1:28:44
starting to make it to where it was unlivable for you, If
1:28:48
there's a very small population, sure if it's trying to hide an
1:28:52
entire planet worth of people on a planet.
1:28:55
I don't it seems a lot less feasible.
1:29:00
Alright, fair enough. Fair enough.
1:29:02
What would you do if you were to crash land on another world that
1:29:06
has humanoid things? And you know that it'll be
1:29:09
aggravating process? Would you try to go underground?
1:29:12
If you were forced to just for a little while, to live, right?
1:29:16
Underground is probably what I think under the ice under the
1:29:20
water, under the ground is where a lot of stuff is going to be
1:29:24
going on. I think we're in an unusual
1:29:26
circumstance to be living on the surface of the planet.
1:29:28
I don't think that I think that's going to be a very rare
1:29:32
circumstance. So I think if we do encounter
1:29:35
aliens, they're much more likely to have developed there.
1:29:42
There, you know, the way that they live, to develop it to
1:29:47
living on a spaceship for thousands of years to living
1:29:53
underground to living in the water things like that.
1:29:56
But if I went to an Earth-like planet and I encountered hostile
1:30:00
aliens, what would I do? I don't mean it doesn't even
1:30:05
have to be hostile. Yeah, I would try to communicate
1:30:09
with them. They could all like you and
1:30:12
respect you. Some of them, might even think
1:30:14
you're a God and worship you. There's a number of things, but
1:30:19
if you come down with the ability, like they see you heal
1:30:22
someone. They see you do something that
1:30:25
they've never seen before. That has been done a thousand
1:30:28
times in your own species. They see this happen.
1:30:32
They may start coming to you over and over and over.
1:30:35
Can you fix my little alien daughter?
1:30:37
Can you fix this? Can you do that?
1:30:40
And sooner, or later you find yourself Constantly in this
1:30:44
mess. Would it make you give you the
1:30:46
incentive to say to hell with this?
1:30:48
I'm going to hide myself the very specific hypothetical
1:30:53
question. But yeah.
1:30:54
I think that would be, that would be pretty cool.
1:30:56
Like that would be awesome. That would be a fulfilling role
1:30:59
to have but by by healing do you mean like giving what do you
1:31:03
mean by healing like giving up medicine?
1:31:07
Well, it could be medicine, it could be something perfectly
1:31:10
natural that humans do All the time, but if you start handing
1:31:15
out medicine and handing out all this resources and all this, but
1:31:19
and I'll even say that you have an infinite amount of the shit,
1:31:23
but you get to the point where people keep coming to you.
1:31:26
I mean, imagine that you're wanting to paint the picture and
1:31:28
draw comic book and there you got that little fucking green
1:31:32
headed person saying I need you. I need you constantly.
1:31:36
What would you do? Yeah, I mean that's such a weird
1:31:42
specific question but I think yeah I would enjoy the role of
1:31:46
helping out an entire like planet of aliens that needed my
1:31:50
help. If they weren't like hostile
1:31:53
towards me, I mean, I don't know if you remember, I don't know if
1:31:57
you remember a while back Adam, you remember that question?
1:32:00
I used to ask everybody about what if God were to come down
1:32:04
and sit on the highest building. You remember that one?
1:32:10
Sit on the highest building. You remember that concept?
1:32:17
Now, I don't, well, you get a lot of people like especially
1:32:21
non-believers who say, why is this God hiding?
1:32:24
Why doesn't this God, come down and show himself?
1:32:27
And I tried to imagine what if God were to do that?
1:32:31
What if God were to say? All right, and you see like the
1:32:34
damn Sky opened up like Independence Day?
1:32:37
The movie he comes, and he's perches on the highest high,
1:32:40
rise, or whatever. For all to see.
1:32:44
What would that be like? It's like Humanity.
1:32:47
Would get rid of all of its Ambitions and it's desires why I
1:32:50
even bothered learning how to do better in the hospital's when
1:32:54
you can just climb the thing or get on an elevator and go
1:32:57
straight to God, anytime you want to do that.
1:33:00
I think that it would I feel like it would completely change
1:33:03
the culture and the way we do things, you understand what I
1:33:06
mean. Sure.
1:33:10
But if you believe in the Bible doesn't it described the in the
1:33:13
past? That was more like how it was.
1:33:15
You could climb a mountain and go talk to God in the past.
1:33:19
And the way a Bible, but there's passages where it says, Jesus
1:33:23
was walking, and he started getting more and more massive
1:33:27
amount of crowds, more and more people are following them.
1:33:30
It was getting to the point where they were grabbing him and
1:33:33
grabbing his robe and all this, to me, that I get a sense that
1:33:37
he got at this point. So popular.
1:33:40
He couldn't really go anywhere without, you know, being
1:33:43
harassed repeatedly, whether it was by people who love them.
1:33:46
Authority, more people who wanted to gank.
1:33:48
Him. Sure.
1:33:50
Well Brett I don't think we have to go all the way to Jesus
1:33:53
Christ or extraterrestrials and things to have.
1:33:58
You know something like that, what you can just have that with
1:34:01
entered, the entertainment industry or something.
1:34:03
You could become so popular. That like celebrities can't walk
1:34:08
outside. Extra terrestrial planet to have
1:34:12
that. That's exactly the point, you
1:34:15
know, whether you are a God or not, even if you just a super
1:34:18
popular celebrity. Your life is pretty much Limited
1:34:22
at that point. I know a lot of people, they cry
1:34:25
and B and say, man, I wish I was famous.
1:34:27
I wish I was popular but then, we're how you can't even go to
1:34:31
the fucking store anymore. You can't even take a walk.
1:34:33
Like you normally wanted to it that people, you know, your ass
1:34:37
that would suck. True.
1:34:40
Yeah, that's why I was pointing out the idea that there's plenty
1:34:44
of reasons why if there were intelligent life-forms, why they
1:34:48
would want to cloak themselves or hide themselves?
1:34:50
Because Humanity can be quite fucking annoying.
1:34:54
Hmm. Well, if the aliens were
1:34:56
annoying, then yeah, I would want to, I wouldn't want to be
1:34:59
around him. Well there would have to be
1:35:04
said, like weird annoying, high-pitched voices or something
1:35:07
and they're just like, like, annoying just like gestures that
1:35:11
they made and stuff. Yeah, I'd have to, well, he went
1:35:14
on with his ability cloak. Even at the creatures were
1:35:17
gentle and sweet and they had really warm sounding voices, if
1:35:22
you're busy working on a fucking creative, Object.
1:35:25
And he got 10 of them standing outside your fucking spaceship
1:35:28
saying, hey can I can I pull you aside?
1:35:31
I need you to do something with your awesome, Godlike abilities
1:35:35
that would get annoying after a while.
1:35:36
Don't you think? I think that I wouldn't be as
1:35:39
concerned about like making a comic book or something.
1:35:42
If I was on an alien planet interacting helping out these
1:35:45
aliens it would be much more important to do that than Record
1:35:51
my next album or something. That's fair enough.
1:35:56
Well, you know how some people are there like, you know, the
1:35:59
shit that they want to do with themselves or their life or
1:36:02
their creative Ambitions and all that sometimes people put that
1:36:06
over other things that they could be doing, it is good to
1:36:10
hear that. You have that that desire about
1:36:12
you, that if you had the ability to do good, that you would put
1:36:16
things aside to help other people, man.
1:36:19
I'll tell you what that sounds very Spiritual atom.
1:36:22
Be honest with you. Okay.
1:36:26
Yeah, you're very altruistic. I suppose when it comes to
1:36:31
helping out the extraterrestrials in need of a
1:36:35
feeling that if you had this ability here on Earth, you'd
1:36:38
probably be wanting to do that to you sound like you're all for
1:36:41
it. If I had a healing magic,
1:36:44
healing ability, well not so much magic where you were
1:36:49
talking. I like technological entities
1:36:51
with a lot of knowledge and information advanced.
1:36:55
Yeah. I don't know.
1:36:58
Human humans. I think you made a good point
1:37:02
about sometimes you just don't want to have to interact with
1:37:05
all these humans. But yeah, I think like, if
1:37:10
people are like, in need or like, they're on the verge of
1:37:15
death and you have something that can help them that.
1:37:17
Yeah, you like, if you were going somewhere and there's like
1:37:22
a car accident and someone might have died or something, you just
1:37:25
immediately, drop everything you were doing and go make sure they
1:37:28
were all right. No matter how long it took, no
1:37:30
matter what was on your agenda, I think it's just a natural.
1:37:35
Human thing that well I I know that everyone isn't like that
1:37:39
but hopefully most people you know, if so if there's a flood
1:37:42
or something and people need to be helped out of the water like
1:37:46
you wouldn't just like yeah well I got other shit, I gotta do
1:37:49
know you would just it's a crisis is an emergency, you
1:37:52
would help save people and animals and stuff Nigeria.
1:37:57
Now another another thing to, let's say that some other
1:38:01
species are alien the world that you're on.
1:38:05
Some of the creatures, have some of the same type of behaviors
1:38:09
and depravity. That humanity is had, I'll give
1:38:13
you an example. Let's say that you find out that
1:38:16
one of the creatures killed its own parent, or something like
1:38:21
that, killed them because they say that the parent did
1:38:24
something wrong to them. But because of the atrocity, or
1:38:28
the thing that happened, they want you to bring that person
1:38:31
back that they just killed or another relative once it done.
1:38:35
What would you do? You're saying if I had the
1:38:38
ability to bring them back to life.
1:38:40
Yeah. If you had the ability to bring
1:38:42
something back to life, but you're told that originally the
1:38:45
creature accidentally killed, the other one due to it, doing
1:38:49
something depraved. if I knew enough about the situation, I
1:38:57
would, I don't know, I guess the I guess it depends on what it
1:39:02
was. That's a weird question that
1:39:04
Brett you have like a very it's like a very specific scenario.
1:39:09
You've thought out and you kind of take for granted the part
1:39:12
that I have a healing powers, like you didn't explain that
1:39:15
part. Well, you you said the word
1:39:19
magic and I was trying to stay more into the natural sense of
1:39:23
things because I know that some people they think of the healing
1:39:26
and the Bible is some kind of Supernatural incident but I
1:39:30
could also argue if something is Advanced enough then something
1:39:34
like a doctor from the generation Star Trek would seem
1:39:38
like a god to modern-day people you know right?
1:39:43
Yeah. But what I'm saying is because
1:39:48
I've often wondered why it is. Whenever I read some of these
1:39:51
passages, why does God help in some incidences?
1:39:55
But then doesn't help and others and these are some of the ideas
1:39:59
and some of the thoughts that come up with if a group of
1:40:03
people are absolutely fucking depraved or their high pitches,
1:40:07
you put it is annoying. But sooner or later, I mean,
1:40:11
what would you do if you were amongst a bunch of hype?
1:40:15
It's creatures and shit. When would there be anything or
1:40:18
would you change the way they sound or what would you do?
1:40:22
Would you change their language? So it's not as irritating to
1:40:24
you. If I could just do that, if I
1:40:27
can, if I have the ability to write --right, if you could make
1:40:32
it to where the creatures no longer went, you are, you could
1:40:35
change it to something that's more comfortable for your ears.
1:40:38
Would you do it? Well, if I had the ability to
1:40:41
change the way I hear it, without affecting the way they
1:40:46
speak, that would be the preference.
1:40:48
But, yeah, if I was like in the situation that you've explained,
1:40:52
I might have to I might have to change the voice of the planet.
1:40:58
So I can deal with it if I'm going to be going around healing
1:41:00
everybody. You guys got to deal with the
1:41:02
voice change. The trade-off because I don't
1:41:06
have that yammering mainly. Like, I can't hear that shit all
1:41:09
day. Sorry folks.
1:41:14
So I got an interesting question for you.
1:41:17
If you were to wake up tomorrow and find out that you had the
1:41:21
advanced abilities, like we're talking on the level of like
1:41:24
Jesus or something. Or one of these entities, from
1:41:27
other holy books, you find that you have these abilities.
1:41:31
Do you think that there'd be any consequences As for some humans,
1:41:35
would you set up rule book or orders are?
1:41:38
How would you handle it? What I set up a rule book.
1:41:48
Yeah basically, would you have that?
1:41:51
That God with man moment where you're seeing?
1:41:53
These are the ten fucking things, I don't want to see you
1:41:55
doing, or I'm a nice you type of concept.
1:41:58
Would you lay out any kind of orders or would you just step
1:42:02
back and let humans do what they're going to do?
1:42:05
Is there any humans that you'd have on a list that need to go
1:42:08
immediately? I mean, how would you handle it
1:42:10
if if I was basically, Jesus is what you're saying.
1:42:16
If you had the power of the god, Read the power of a god.
1:42:24
Yeah, little d, a big deal. What's this say that you have
1:42:28
the ability at this point that you could make anyone disappear.
1:42:32
You can be improved Bruce Almighty.
1:42:36
Yeah, what I make a rule book seems a bit primitive.
1:42:43
The rulebook Concepts like, we might need something a little
1:42:47
more advanced than that. Well, if Youmans are primitive
1:42:52
at the time, it makes sense that you come up with something like
1:42:55
that, but you got to give me a clear scenario.
1:42:57
We talked about today, we're talking about back in 2000 years
1:43:00
ago. What are we talking?
1:43:02
Well, I can say that, I guess we'll do.
1:43:05
We'll do two different questions.
1:43:07
One question is more interesting.
1:43:08
If you if you put me back 4,000 years ago with Godlike Powers?
1:43:13
Well, how would I what would I do with it?
1:43:15
Yeah. And then we can hear what you do
1:43:17
modern TimeWise. I would have to think about it.
1:43:22
I don't know, but off the top of my head.
1:43:25
Yeah. So I think I would probably I
1:43:31
think well I don't know it's hard to answer because if you
1:43:34
have the power of God you could just literally like make every
1:43:37
create new stuff. Don't you just make whatever I
1:43:43
want? I can create an entire universe
1:43:46
of just like all Earth's. Probably like that more than
1:43:53
just like oh what can I do to help?
1:43:54
This gentleman was one specific guy or this little group of
1:44:00
people like it. Why we have got if I can create
1:44:02
entire galaxies and stuff, I might want to make a Galaxy.
1:44:08
I can understand that but I'm more towards, how do you think
1:44:12
you would interact as a god who's actually does get involved
1:44:16
with some of the life forms that are on many of these worlds you
1:44:19
created? Okay.
1:44:27
I mean, I would presume where you would want to go and help
1:44:30
them and like, kind of similar, like, maybe I'll make an analogy
1:44:34
like in my house. If I see a little spider or
1:44:37
something I want to like, I don't want to just like destroy
1:44:42
it. Maybe the spider is not the
1:44:43
greatest example because there's not a whole lot, you can do with
1:44:45
a spider. But like if there's like little
1:44:48
animals, I would want to like help them and like say there's a
1:44:51
bunch of ants and they're trying to move this big thing.
1:44:53
I just pick it up and move it over to where they're trying to
1:44:55
move for, you know, Like if you can do things with minimal
1:45:03
effort that for them is like takes forever like then sure.
1:45:07
Yeah. Why not why not help people heal
1:45:10
people teach people that help build build better, you know,
1:45:16
environments make make the planet look better.
1:45:18
Make You know, educate them. Heal people.
1:45:30
And I wouldn't just focus on people but you know, help
1:45:33
animals to help heal the planet. Sure.
1:45:40
Yours is a question specifically whether I would write a book
1:45:43
about it. Well I wanted to know what kind
1:45:46
of positive things you do, but I have a feeling Adam that you
1:45:50
would also get irritated as long as you've created beans that you
1:45:55
want to have free will or choice.
1:45:58
You know that there's going to be humans that are going to piss
1:46:00
you off or cause some kind of issue, okay?
1:46:04
So that's that's what I'm curious.
1:46:06
Okay, exterminate all like the rapists.
1:46:10
You know, pedophiles just yeah, they're completely gone forever.
1:46:15
We don't need free. Will to an app to a point where
1:46:17
you have that type of thing. Thank you.
1:46:20
They can just be annihilated. Completely goodness gracious.
1:46:28
Make a fire works for sure. You could use that one if you
1:46:31
want an isolationist. Sure.
1:46:35
So when you, when you read any of these holy books, are you
1:46:39
here? Some of the more darker harder,
1:46:42
harsh, consequences of the God brought down.
1:46:46
It doesn't really bother you as much.
1:46:48
You're like okay, these people were bastards.
1:46:51
They got what was coming to him type of attitude?
1:46:53
Dude, well I don't read the Bible that way like I don't
1:46:56
remember the part of that said, well he like flooded just the
1:47:02
pedophile island or something. It was like they fucking kill
1:47:06
the whole planet except for for people like Got to know if there
1:47:13
was a part that was specifically about just like, oh, and then
1:47:16
there was a lightning storm the and the lightning only struck
1:47:20
rapists. That would be a good Bible
1:47:22
verse, you know. Right.
1:47:26
It describes it in the story as all of humanity had become
1:47:30
pretty shitty. That's true.
1:47:32
That is true. It doesn't really go to
1:47:35
specific. It's kind of weird.
1:47:40
That part of the Bible, Genesis 6:4, right?
1:47:42
Like when they're talking about Nephilim and the daughters of
1:47:47
man have married the sons of God and things like that.
1:47:51
Yeah. so I don't know, I would have to know more about what
1:47:55
that specifically means, but I don't know.
1:47:59
I think Brett, I think that your question.
1:48:02
I gave, if you put yourself in the perspective of if there was
1:48:07
a God and you were like Going through that, how you would deal
1:48:11
with stuff. I think that's a good thought.
1:48:13
Experiment of kind of thinking out how How people might deal
1:48:19
with that situation? I feel like if I had the
1:48:23
abilities even half the abilities of the god that's
1:48:27
described in the Bible, I feel like I'd go fucking insane.
1:48:33
Why? Because I'd be able to see into
1:48:36
the minds of humans. It's hard enough to hear some of
1:48:40
the shit that comes out of people's mouths.
1:48:42
But what's going on in their minds as where the real scary
1:48:45
shit is having the same question, then what would you
1:48:49
do? Because you're more of a mouth
1:48:50
Dias. Like would you kind of be more
1:48:52
kind of Strict and harsh on certain things and then more
1:48:57
loving on only other things or How would, how would you go
1:48:59
about it? I almost have to.
1:49:02
Wait, I'm going to step away for a minimum.
1:49:04
So, listen, I got to grab a drink.
1:49:06
I have a feeling that and I've said this in some of my videos,
1:49:10
I think that I would make, I would have good intentions and I
1:49:14
would have all this altruistic ideas of good things I'd want to
1:49:18
do for humans, especially ones that I considered good or at
1:49:22
least decent. But if I could see into their
1:49:25
hearts and into their minds and I were seeing a lot of like
1:49:28
shitty stuff going on. I have a feeling that I'd
1:49:32
probably react the same way as you do or you would add them in
1:49:35
that position. I think that I'd become the god
1:49:38
that a lot of people would be very confused about.
1:49:42
Why is this? God do nice stuff, sometimes and
1:49:44
then turns around and hits somebody in their ass with a
1:49:47
lightning bolt. Well, because people can't read
1:49:50
each other's mind. They have no idea that I was
1:49:53
able to see some I'm sick shit and I read the world of that
1:49:56
person. So may come off as I'm on Ray.
1:50:04
I guess you get yourself something to drink or whatever.
1:50:07
Basically. I think that I'd be a I'd
1:50:10
probably come off to some as a very loving, merciful deity, but
1:50:15
to others especially the ones that pissed me off.
1:50:18
I'd probably become your worst enemy and considered a monster.
1:50:24
Is that the same as you? Adam, I would the pedals and the
1:50:28
rapist is soon, as I woke up with the knowledge, I had that
1:50:32
power. I would be too fucking tempted
1:50:34
to just take out motherfuckers left and right that fit into the
1:50:38
category you just spoke of. Yeah, well, I think also, if
1:50:43
this is kind of getting into a slightly different topic, but if
1:50:47
you did get rid of well, this is going to sound bad.
1:50:50
But if you did Kill Never mind, I'm not gonna say, I think what,
1:50:56
I'm what I'm saying, within the context of this conversation,
1:50:58
totally makes sense, but it could very easily be taken out
1:51:03
of context. So I'm not, I'd prefer not to
1:51:06
say. But yeah, I think that you see
1:51:08
that with, you know, since you want to keep bringing it back to
1:51:13
the Bible and stuff with Jesus, that Jesus is very loving in the
1:51:18
Bible, but there's certain times where he's like, I'm not here
1:51:23
just for Or love like I'm bringing a sword and I'm going
1:51:25
to lay the smackdown. Like if it gets you love the
1:51:28
neighbor as thyself until it gets to a certain point and then
1:51:32
you get medieval like I think that that kind of is the message
1:51:37
of the Bible like Love and tolerance to an extreme but it
1:51:44
gets to a point where if it meets a certain threshold you
1:51:48
don't you're not required to just be lovey-dovey and peaceful
1:51:52
with everyone in every situation and there are certain situations
1:51:56
where you take it to that level. Right.
1:52:04
We got a home Club out here. It said this earlier and I
1:52:07
should have responded to him. He says, I'm on my phone, I
1:52:10
guess it's okay because I don't have a lot to really contribute
1:52:13
considering them out. An atheist well cone club that
1:52:17
the deal is is that Adam came in and you know, me and him we talk
1:52:21
about a sparse of many things and all that but people are
1:52:25
allowed to come in and throw some topics up.
1:52:28
Me and Adam are very versatile but if you don't come in Then
1:52:32
we're just going to keep talking about all the crazy shit that
1:52:35
comes to mind. Let me get rid of this fucking
1:52:37
dummy. There we go.
1:52:40
See, I would make a terrible God, because if I had the power,
1:52:43
I wouldn't just put them out for five minutes.
1:52:48
Goodness. I don't hit him with a lightning
1:52:50
bolt. Like you were talking about.
1:52:56
Oh boy, I was really hoping to see if my new overlay would
1:53:00
work. I was hoping the few people come
1:53:02
in and I could switch them around on the cams to see how
1:53:05
this this functions. Well, you got any topics there,
1:53:12
Adam, you got any things you want to go in because I get
1:53:16
concerned about throwing religious ideas at you, because
1:53:19
you said in the past, you don't really enjoy getting into a lot
1:53:22
of things, but I thought you might be interested in the whole
1:53:25
technological entity. I guess you pooping or getting
1:53:32
something to drink. So yeah, I don't.
1:53:37
I mean Some like that. A hypothetical extraterrestrial
1:53:41
thing. I don't mind.
1:53:44
I don't mind talking about religion in small doses.
1:53:46
I just don't like when it's always like God and evolution is
1:53:51
the same topics that, you know, everyone is always discussing
1:53:56
forever. I can understand that well, I
1:54:05
don't it whenever it comes like Evolution.
1:54:08
I don't even feel that. I feel like you and I are on the
1:54:11
same page in a lot of things. So it's kind of redundant to sit
1:54:14
there and get into that shot, unless you've learned something
1:54:18
new, or heard something crazy from somebody.
1:54:22
Let me get rid of this stupid bastard.
1:54:25
Here we go. All righty, have you heard did
1:54:30
anything interesting of you? Because I know you were getting
1:54:34
into the whole Cambrian Period for a while there.
1:54:37
Oh yeah, I haven't been as interested in any of that stuff.
1:54:44
Nothing really new but yeah, I do find like there's like, I
1:54:48
don't know. That's another that's sort of an
1:54:49
exception like There's certain aspects of like Evolution that I
1:54:54
do find interesting. I do find like the genetic
1:54:57
entropy stuff interesting like the, how complex the You know,
1:55:05
all the little they're almost like these little machines.
1:55:08
You know, when you zoom in like all the DNA structures and what
1:55:13
they're doing in these ribosomes and stuff like like just how
1:55:17
unimaginable it is when you Swatch like an animation of
1:55:20
what's going on inside of a cell or something.
1:55:22
I find myself like that kind of interesting.
1:55:25
What? I think like more like just like
1:55:28
the evolution in general debate. Is just kind of played out.
1:55:36
So, you had said that, you watch the last two videos, I put out
1:55:40
there, I thought you might, you had some thoughts and some
1:55:43
things, I know the universe stuff.
1:55:44
Probably got you interested, as what it be irritating asked you,
1:55:50
how you felt about the first one?
1:55:52
Though, the one that you you as well as mr.
1:55:55
Presbyterian Ryan. You guys were the ones that
1:55:58
inspired me to even put a video out there in first place on the
1:56:01
topic. Oh yeah.
1:56:03
Like I think we know some places is like taboo to even bring it
1:56:10
up. So yeah I think letting people
1:56:12
know Chris Jones has been arrested.
1:56:15
I don't know if people even know what that is.
1:56:17
But yeah. Like I think It's really good
1:56:21
news that we found out that that's that's going on.
1:56:23
They know where he is, like he was like, hiding out in Texas.
1:56:27
So I didn't even know if the authorities knew where he was.
1:56:31
That's what you're talking about, right?
1:56:33
Yeah, I know that you probably. I felt like he probably had some
1:56:37
things you wanted to say about it opinion, but being that you
1:56:41
try to keep your channel on a certain type of setup.
1:56:45
You what the wanted the cloud it up with this kind of shit, but
1:56:49
now that we're Over on my channel and top and I figured
1:56:52
you might want to express some of your views about that.
1:56:55
You seem pretty fucking thrilled about it.
1:56:57
You were like classic prank Kings.
1:57:01
Well, Brett, you're pretty. You just said it like it is.
1:57:05
And that video is those great. Like that was like the
1:57:09
old-school Brett King. That was like, you know, like
1:57:12
the wrestling Persona of Brett. Yeah, not trying to be
1:57:17
politically correct. I thought for sure it would he
1:57:20
owes going to have me cake. But you know what?
1:57:22
Like in the past I just didn't give a fuck.
1:57:25
I was like, fuck it, this I think, yeah, I can tell you're
1:57:28
making that video expecting it to come down expecting to maybe
1:57:32
get in trouble with your Channel or something. but I think the
1:57:35
only thing that's kind of like, I don't know, it's good news but
1:57:39
the thing that sucks is he's out of jail and he's still, you
1:57:43
know, he's on the loose right now but the fact that the that
1:57:50
article mentions the FBI, You know, I hear fucking, I hear
1:57:54
naysayers all the time like oh they're not going to do anything
1:57:57
and you guys are just you think your investigators and you think
1:58:01
you're gonna make a difference at all?
1:58:03
This stuff is like people don't know what's going on like yeah
1:58:06
this is When we're saying yeah, the the this is being
1:58:11
investigated by the FBI, we weren't just talking shit, we're
1:58:14
just making that up. Like the FBI is on this, and it
1:58:18
takes a long time, but they are on it.
1:58:21
Like they know where he is, they got him, you know, I don't know,
1:58:25
I don't know how the whole process works, but it's like
1:58:28
good news, but it's a frustrating part of it where
1:58:31
it's like, why would they fucking release this guy?
1:58:36
I guess that's just how it works.
1:58:38
I don't know. It's so it's like, it's good
1:58:42
news for the future. It's an, it's a frustrating part
1:58:47
of the process. Right now, to know that, If he
1:58:51
comes up with fifteen thousand dollars, he can just go do
1:58:54
whatever he wants, but that's the same thing you pointed out
1:58:56
in your video, Brent. I've been watching a I watch a
1:59:01
show called the practice of this about court cases and all that
1:59:07
and there is a lot of deals where someone's accused of
1:59:10
something they get put in jail for a little bit judge decides
1:59:15
if it's going to go to fucking trial or something.
1:59:18
And while the person sitting there, they can get bonded out
1:59:21
unless the judge decides not to allow any of that kind of shit
1:59:26
and then they go to trial. Now, if this fucking Idiot like
1:59:30
left where he lived and he's hiding out somewhere.
1:59:34
It would be hard for the cops to get him and then had that trial
1:59:37
that they want. That's the only thing I can
1:59:40
imagine that the deal is, it doesn't mean he's off the hook
1:59:43
though because he got bonded out though Do you know him?
1:59:49
Well, he did. I mean he did try to Hide out in
1:59:54
Texas. So so I don't know.
1:59:58
The last I heard he was still trying to hide out in Texas and
2:00:01
then we found that out found that article.
2:00:04
I don't understand why people behave towards you or mr.
2:00:07
Stony or some of the others whenever it comes to this issue.
2:00:11
As far as I was concerned back, then when I actually like Kent
2:00:15
obviously it was hard for me to be able to fucking stomach but
2:00:19
the informations there now it's all shown.
2:00:22
I don't see. Why anybody could even have any
2:00:24
doubts or fucking run their mouth like this.
2:00:27
It clearly says in all these news articles the cops are
2:00:31
involved. There's investigations fucking
2:00:34
jail as happened. There's a record the size of a
2:00:36
phone book so how can anybody even like I don't understand how
2:00:41
much more do they need to be squatting over there fucking
2:00:45
head? Taking a shit before they
2:00:46
observe something happening while you're starting to see
2:00:50
people kind of change their positions to Because they were
2:00:55
trying to defend it or look the other way and then it gets to a
2:00:59
point where you just, you know, there's no possible way to
2:01:03
ignore it. So I'm seeing more and more Kent
2:01:07
hovind supporters. Speaking out about it.
2:01:11
About Chris Jones specifically so it's like Can Do no harm but
2:01:15
yeah Chris Jones is a bad guy and it's good that he's getting
2:01:19
that Justice is coming. Well, it is as far as I'm
2:01:24
concerned. It is fucking bad.
2:01:26
It is it's absolutely terrible. Can't put himself in a position
2:01:31
where he could be almost like that of an accessory to have the
2:01:35
knowledge or no I see. Now a court case where a mother
2:01:40
knew that her husband was going and doing ignorant shit too
2:01:43
depraved shit to the daughter, the mother knew, but she
2:01:46
wouldn't say anything and that bitch went down for that as an
2:01:50
accessory. Yeah, well, then teach you our
2:01:53
second video on it, lays it out pretty perfectly.
2:01:55
Like yeah, he definitely can't hovind is not Chris Jones but he
2:02:01
is an accessory. He did help him and he did break
2:02:04
the law of with what with what Kent hovind did involving Chris
2:02:07
Jones like that's straightforward to but it's like
2:02:13
I don't know, it's just people, it's I think is a really strong
2:02:16
psychological. There's a denial to involved
2:02:21
where people really don't want to look at this and think about
2:02:24
it and accept it. It's just you don't want to
2:02:27
believe that these things are happening in the world.
2:02:29
Let alone, two for these people, someone who they admire as like
2:02:33
a hero's. So, well, I've had video shared
2:02:37
with me an email where people are showing that Kent was aware.
2:02:41
The guy had a record and all. Yeah, yeah.
2:02:43
Well held this whole time that well, it's my friend and all
2:02:47
that. Well, the truth is Adam, Is that
2:02:49
very well? Kent could go down for this and
2:02:52
if he went into a courtroom and tried to give the same bullshit,
2:02:55
excuse, he doesn't social media. He says, well, it's my buddy and
2:02:59
I just don't believe the system. It's the NWO taking over the
2:03:03
world, right? If wanting to toast my friends,
2:03:06
they put him in a fucking cage immediately.
2:03:08
They wouldn't be like social media, internet.
2:03:11
People, that look at it like a fucking soap opera.
2:03:13
That'd be it. Yeah.
2:03:17
Good point. Yeah.
2:03:19
So hopefully something like that does happen.
2:03:23
Cuz it's not just like I mean, you know, actually Brett you and
2:03:26
I are both in a position where we were not against Hogan prior
2:03:31
to this. So it's not like we have some
2:03:34
agenda that we hate can't hoeven for no reason.
2:03:37
And we're trying to find reasons to get him in trouble.
2:03:39
I think if Kent is helping pedophiles come to his his what
2:03:45
do they even call it? Adventure theme park for
2:03:50
children, you know, that's a threat, that's a danger to
2:03:53
children. So if if that is prevented, it's
2:03:57
good to stop that from ever happening again.
2:04:01
If you so lenient about just helping an aiding and abetting,
2:04:05
these sex criminals and stuff, so I don't know.
2:04:11
Like I don't have this like Drive of like oh that evil piece
2:04:14
of shit, can't Joven. I want to see the worst things
2:04:16
happen to him. It's more just like I do think
2:04:19
he's a shitty person after what he's done and I just don't think
2:04:22
it's safe to have in a position of power and control where he's
2:04:26
letting in. people like that and helping arrange it and
2:04:31
facilitate it like, it just needs to Be completely stopped,
2:04:37
completely stop. Not like om, one little thing is
2:04:40
stopped and he's read the whole pattern needs to be stopped.
2:04:43
Well, that's my that's my view is.
2:04:45
Well, it's not a it has none do it.
2:04:48
Fucking hatred. What it is for me is it's
2:04:51
discussed it s by the deal. It's I want to see fucking
2:04:56
Justice. It's that kind of thing.
2:04:58
It's not a oh man. I got to, you know see this
2:05:02
motherfucker have a battery plugged into him.
2:05:05
And shit and fried. It's not like that.
2:05:08
It's just fucking pure, disappointment, sickness and
2:05:11
discussed. And I just want to see something
2:05:13
done about it. It's kind of like when I turn on
2:05:15
the news, I hear about some priest doing something that's
2:05:18
like a fucking piece of shit needs to pay for it.
2:05:22
I don't sit there and go. Well you know if that makes
2:05:25
sense it's just pure discussed all the way down the board.
2:05:30
Yeah. Yeah, one thing that is a I
2:05:34
guess is positive news that were finding out Chris, Jones went to
2:05:37
jail and he's in the system and their Justice will be served.
2:05:41
FBI is on it. One negative aspect of that,
2:05:45
for, at least for us as like, I just don't like thinking about
2:05:50
it, it makes me sick, it stresses me out, you know, like,
2:05:55
it's like when I found out that new Zoe's I was excited to hear
2:05:58
that was glad but I was also just as like immediately was
2:06:02
like oh my God like just the exhaustion of Dealing with this
2:06:07
topic again, you know, but I don't know.
2:06:11
I'm, I'm going to be X. I'm probably going to get a
2:06:14
bottle of champagne or something.
2:06:15
If I do find out, he is in jail and he serve in time and he's,
2:06:21
you know, protected like the rest of society is protected by
2:06:25
this fucking sickening piece of shit.
2:06:28
Like for Chris Jones, I do have vile hatred for him.
2:06:32
Like I think he's like the worst.
2:06:37
I can't imagine a worse possible human being like that's just the
2:06:40
worst level you can get to. I understand, just just think of
2:06:49
it like this Adam, no matter what stupid shits on the
2:06:52
internet, say always live with the idea that you've done the
2:06:56
best you can with the resources that you have, you gave it all
2:07:01
you had. So you be able to go to sleep at
2:07:03
night knowing that you gave it everything.
2:07:05
You had sure that's how I fucking survive in this world.
2:07:09
Knowing that I've tried the best I can whether I win or lose.
2:07:14
Sure. Yeah, I know that things have
2:07:16
changed with who gets along with who now but we you know we all
2:07:18
played a part in it and a lot of it was developing on your
2:07:23
channel Brett and people try to people don't want to admit that.
2:07:28
But yeah, we did it we, you know, we got together like you
2:07:32
like your platform and and you bringing this up and you
2:07:36
interviewing people you doing videos on it.
2:07:41
I think really brought a lot of attention to it and a lot of the
2:07:44
people that became involved with it to got involved because
2:07:48
because of your channel. So, It's a group effort, you
2:07:52
know. Yeah, I remember a lot of people
2:07:57
in the past, a lot of people in the past were saying, why don't
2:08:01
you yell or scream, or do this. And that the truth is, as if we
2:08:05
wouldn't have handled it as calmly and fucking rational, as
2:08:09
we did Adam, we wouldn't have been able to move forward and be
2:08:12
able to expose what we did these other people.
2:08:15
They just wanted to have a yelling screaming, Matt, so
2:08:18
it'll lasted less than five minutes and that would have been
2:08:20
the end of it. You know what I'm saying?
2:08:26
We handled things like fucking rational human beings.
2:08:29
We were calm. We were calculated.
2:08:31
We did what had to be done. Sure.
2:08:35
Yeah, I made to an extent after kind of there was a period where
2:08:39
you just, you know, you're taking a break from the topic.
2:08:44
And I started doing some stuff on my own.
2:08:46
Yeah, I definitely was not calm and some of those interviews and
2:08:50
stuff. I lost my I lost my shit.
2:08:53
I was so fucking furious with some of these people. but, I
2:08:58
know, it's like it's hard to talk to someone who's sitting
2:09:01
there, helping out someone rape someone, and you just are
2:09:04
supposed to keep your cool like Well with me Adam the my
2:09:11
percept, if I'm as you ever cried all be really interview,
2:09:15
all my work. To what guy?
2:09:22
Paul Hanson. He left some messages.
2:09:28
I think I got to talk to him a couple times.
2:09:30
I was extremely shocked also about that.
2:09:35
What was that other guy's name the the Chris?
2:09:38
You remember the Chris guy that came in the room?
2:09:44
Hmm, you still there Adam, Chris guy that came in what room?
2:09:52
There was a guy who came in a while back and spoke to us.
2:09:56
Everybody thought he was a nice guy.
2:09:58
He was kind of obese wearing glasses.
2:10:00
I think his name was Chris something, or whatever.
2:10:05
Yeah, you heard about what happened to him, right?
2:10:08
It sure the treasury guy. As the year went on been with
2:10:13
something to do with prostitution or something.
2:10:15
Yeah. Yeah.
2:10:17
Apparently it was using the church money or whatever to get
2:10:20
him. Some hookers down there in
2:10:21
Alabama. Oh my God, everything involving
2:10:26
dinosaur Adventure Land is like the like this is everyone there
2:10:30
as something going on like that. Apis.
2:10:34
You have a comment from a pist. Really sad part about the Chris
2:10:37
Jones arrest. It may be a new victim that is a
2:10:40
good point. Yeah.
2:10:43
It's just, I don't know. Yeah, might it might be an
2:10:50
additional person. I hope that's not the case, but
2:10:55
it does kind of when you live Health Online does suggest that
2:11:03
Both see what an AP FS, a person who believes that.
2:11:11
Apes are swag a Pianist yeah, well that's what the Urban
2:11:19
Dictionary says a person who believes a tapes or swag Hmm, I
2:11:32
don't know. A pig who is do, you know who
2:11:35
atheist is no, the person doesn't have any videos or no
2:11:40
Avatar, no nothing. I think I saw some comments
2:11:44
earlier from them. Anyway is a Pious to let me ask
2:11:50
are you a an atheist or theist that God would guess that a
2:11:55
Pianist is like a diss on atheists like oh they think they
2:11:59
came from apes or something. That's sort of my first
2:12:02
impression of the name. I thought it first that it was
2:12:09
like a short-term name for a pacifist which I think is full
2:12:15
of shit label. Oh, yeah.
2:12:20
You know what a pathetic is that just mean they're apathetic
2:12:23
about whether God exists or not? Yeah, they claim, they don't
2:12:26
care. But every one of the people who
2:12:30
label themselves that some of them are even more derogatory
2:12:34
and and make unbelievable amounts of videos and content
2:12:38
having to do with God. It seems to be stupid.
2:12:41
If you say, I don't give a shit about the God concept or
2:12:44
religious people, but then you go and make a fuckin series, you
2:12:47
know what I mean? I mean, Brent.
2:12:52
Kind of goes against the grain. Yes.
2:12:57
Yeah, let's see. Oh boy, it's fucking hot in
2:13:05
here. Been having some kind of chest
2:13:08
cold and running a heating blanket under my chest.
2:13:13
Your head bronchitis or like chess lemoni, are any kind of
2:13:19
thing like that happen to your chest cold.
2:13:24
Yeah, well when I was younger, I had like bronchitis a few times.
2:13:30
Not fun. Oof goodness gracious.
2:13:38
In cg6 14 says, when will we see the Glorious Return of the
2:13:44
stallion? I don't I don't really.
2:13:48
When people say when is Brett going to be this or Brett, do
2:13:52
that and all that, I don't get that because I'm always the
2:13:56
same. Damn way.
2:13:58
Look at, look at the Chris Jones video.
2:14:00
You did that was stallion style, right?
2:14:02
I don't remember when the stallion was, but it was that
2:14:05
one. You were still a non-believer.
2:14:09
Yeah, I didn't even know. I didn't even come up with the
2:14:13
fucking name though and I've explained this in some of my
2:14:16
videos a while back whenever I had lost the original brat Keen
2:14:21
account that I started out with, I had made the decision, I
2:14:25
wasn't going to come back to YouTube.
2:14:27
Well this female friend of my wife and myself calls us up and
2:14:32
says Pratt Will you return and do videos?
2:14:34
When I said, fuck that. Not going to go through the
2:14:37
process of creating a YouTube channel and doing all that shit
2:14:40
again. And the person said, well what
2:14:42
if I create the account and just simply give you the password and
2:14:45
then all's you got to do is upload videos.
2:14:48
Okay, interesting. So the person then said what do
2:14:52
you think you'd want to be called?
2:14:54
And I said, well, I kind of like the Italian Stallion like in
2:14:57
Rocky Balboa and I cracked a joke and shit to my wife.
2:15:02
All we had this person and speaker about stallions having
2:15:05
big guy, Packers and everybody laughed.
2:15:08
Well went ahead and she got the idea of putting stallion 7676
2:15:14
like in my birthday, right? So all's I did was the same
2:15:18
shit. I always do.
2:15:20
My video started up with me lighting a match, and you see a
2:15:24
fucking explosion and I walk out of the fire and people really
2:15:28
got suped up over that intro. And then, you know, I did my
2:15:32
usual this is Brett Keane. Fuck you all and Let's talk kind
2:15:36
of attitude or bruh. I think, and the not your most
2:15:41
recent video with the one before that about Chris Jones getting
2:15:43
arrested. It definitely had that.
2:15:46
That early. Brett Kane.
2:15:47
I don't give a fuck. Like I just tell it like it is
2:15:50
attitude. May be a little bit stronger
2:15:53
than I mean you always kind of have that but It did, it took me
2:15:58
back. It took me it reminded me of the
2:16:00
early days of YouTube so I do recommend that to NCG, 66 14.
2:16:07
If you have not watched that video, I think the only
2:16:11
difference between what I'm talking about because from my
2:16:15
perspective, I'm always the same, Brett Keen.
2:16:17
I'm always the same guy gets up there and express his opinions.
2:16:21
I think the only difference is is I'm not as pissed off at the
2:16:24
world as I used to be. I was fucking an angry person
2:16:28
when I first started YouTube and all that.
2:16:31
And especially after the shit that I Thrown at me in the
2:16:35
beginning. So I had a temper and I was
2:16:37
very, I guess Furious now. The only kind of thing that can
2:16:42
piss me off really bad. Nowadays is if someone rape
2:16:45
someone or hurts a child that will fucking set me off, but
2:16:50
everything else just kind of slides off me like a fucking
2:16:53
duck. That that makes sense at this
2:16:54
point. Yeah, yeah, it's got to be real
2:16:59
specific things to get me acting like I guess the stallion or the
2:17:04
old Brett King. It's got to be something that
2:17:06
pisses me off. And that Chris Jones thing that
2:17:09
really really fucking got me pissed.
2:17:17
Here you go. I'm saying I can't just
2:17:18
emotionally go into like Angry mode.
2:17:22
If I'm not actually angry, you should have them.
2:17:24
Yep. Yeah, a Pious said, you are
2:17:28
correct. I was taking a jab at someone
2:17:30
when I came up with that. Like an interesting story of
2:17:37
these two gentlemen, want to come in and talk to us or ladies
2:17:41
or whatever. They call themselves, and come
2:17:43
in and have a conversation with us.
2:17:46
A Pious. Are you a rent it?
2:17:49
I saw a Pious comments somewhere.
2:17:52
I feel like today, And I thought that a Pious was like a well
2:17:57
from what he was saying. I thought it was a can't Joven
2:17:59
supporter, but I don't remember exactly what they're saying.
2:18:08
But atheist if you want to clarify on kind of who you are
2:18:12
and what what's your head? You put it Brett theological
2:18:15
position and political disposition, geological
2:18:19
position, and political disposition.
2:18:27
You know, I didn't just come up with that that shit just came
2:18:30
out of the blue one time when I grow sober and stick him, I
2:18:35
wanted to figure out a way to say hi to people.
2:18:37
Somebody came in and I was just like, it just came out of
2:18:40
nowhere. It's like, okay, what you
2:18:41
theological position and political disposition.
2:18:45
What do we got? Yeah.
2:18:58
Is fucking warm in here. It's making my chest hurts.
2:19:06
Still kind of chilly over here. It was snowing the other day
2:19:08
actually. Feels real nice.
2:19:13
Oh, I was telling you earlier. I just spoke to your words.
2:19:19
That's one of your classic Keen isms to Brent.
2:19:22
Your what somebody says what huh and you say you do, what was a
2:19:28
mop sounds like a dildo. Let loose in a metal room over
2:19:33
here that would have. Brett Keen, isn't for you.
2:19:37
He goes out of Walmart with 25 bucks and buy yourself a new I
2:19:40
can make you see where I dragged about a little bit with some
2:19:52
people I was like hey you gotta pay pal account.
2:19:54
Yeah. Why am I try to get some people
2:19:57
donate. Some fucking money to use here.
2:19:59
Osaka jet engine in my ear anymore.
2:20:01
You bastards. For some reason that really does
2:20:08
get me riled up, I don't know what it is about microphones but
2:20:11
damn like why can't people make those fucking things work?
2:20:18
Hey. Yeah, I have this, I had this
2:20:24
issue, you know, how we were talking about high pitch aliens
2:20:27
earlier, I had a something go wrong.
2:20:30
I had a rupture in my eardrum long time ago.
2:20:32
So, when I hear high-pitched noises, it's one of the reasons
2:20:36
why I got away from playing the guitar because you hit certain
2:20:38
strings. It's like that brown note thing
2:20:41
that you hear on the that one movie you ever heard of the
2:20:45
brown note? I've heard of that from South
2:20:49
Park, so I don't know if that's like the same thing you're
2:20:52
talking about, could be, is that when someone plays a certain
2:20:56
pitch, it causes people to shit their pants.
2:20:59
That's what it was in Southport. Yeah, there you go.
2:21:01
That's the Brown note. Yeah.
2:21:06
You have sensitive ears to, that's interesting.
2:21:09
So you have like a rupture in your eardrum or something?
2:21:11
I wonder if I had like damage to my ear at someone because
2:21:14
certain certain noises that other people don't even notice
2:21:17
bother me to a point where I literally cannot fucking stand
2:21:20
it. Like I have to leave and I'll be
2:21:23
so like, aggravated but oh I know exactly what caused the
2:21:28
issue with my ear too. I I think I told the story about
2:21:32
it a long time ago on video few years back.
2:21:35
But I used to live in st. Louis, for moved out to the
2:21:38
countryside. In this kid, come up to my door
2:21:41
and asked if I wanted to play. And this is whenever I was a
2:21:45
kid, too, and I said, sure, well, we walk down the alleyway
2:21:48
st. Louis, and go to this park, and
2:21:50
there's a bunch of little bastards waiting and they decide
2:21:53
to take baseball bats to me. And when they got me down on the
2:21:56
ground, they poured sand all over me.
2:21:58
And it got in my ear, the fucking doctors and they use us
2:22:02
like vacuum thing and it just went machine.
2:22:06
Ruptured. My eardrum to get that shit out
2:22:09
of there. So yeah, man when I hear there's
2:22:13
some people that got such high pitched voices or microphones.
2:22:17
It makes me want to choke a bitch.
2:22:19
And I mean Yeah, Brett. There's these Where they called,
2:22:28
earplugs they're not really ear, they don't really fully plug
2:22:31
your ear. It's like I'm going to explain
2:22:32
it's like an ear plug with a hole in it that like filters out
2:22:38
certain frequencies and stuff. Have you ever heard of those?
2:22:43
No, but I've tried the kind where you just kind of plug it
2:22:46
into your ear and the kind of go over your ears and I can handle
2:22:50
the ones that go over my ears for about an hour but my ears
2:22:54
start drying up. I've got real.
2:22:57
How do I put this? What is the word for it?
2:23:00
What did the doctor tell me this was called?
2:23:02
It's some kind of shit where your skin gets flaky cirrhosis
2:23:06
or sunrises? Yeah, there it is.
2:23:09
That's the word. Well I can't remember how The
2:23:12
words I've been told is wrong with me.
2:23:14
I just know. Something's wrong.
2:23:19
Man psoriasis is you have psoriasis just in your ear or
2:23:23
not, I got other other areas and shed but what happens is it just
2:23:27
gets really dried up in the ear and I can scratch it until my
2:23:31
ears fucking bleed. It's so yeah, I didn't just wake
2:23:36
up one day and decide I don't like the sound of a fucked-up
2:23:39
microphone, my ears man and feel like I'm having a fucking
2:23:42
aneurysm when I hear it. I think that's one of the
2:23:45
reasons why some people come in and scream on.
2:23:48
Top of their lungs because they know I have that ailment.
2:23:51
So they're deliberately trying to physically and mentally
2:23:54
pissed me off by doing it. And that's why they get called a
2:23:59
fucking retard or something and then kicked out immediately.
2:24:05
Right. You didn't know that album.
2:24:08
Well, if I did, I have forgotten at this point.
2:24:12
Getting forgetful over the years.
2:24:15
It's all good. It's all good.
2:24:17
Why aren't any of these turd burglars coming in having a
2:24:20
conversation with us? I don't know.
2:24:30
How are you Ben now? I've been thinking about doing a
2:24:33
video about this. I don't know if you heard but
2:24:35
there's a bunch of new stories out there where transgender
2:24:39
activists have been attacking biological women out in public.
2:24:43
Women who've been speaking out about the sport shit.
2:24:46
They've been getting mobbed and attacked.
2:24:49
What's your thoughts on that? I don't really have any thoughts
2:24:53
on it, I don't know. I I don't know how I feel about
2:25:00
that. You're saying that.
2:25:05
Sis athletes are attacking transgender athletes.
2:25:10
No, not the athlete transgenders himself it's like people in the
2:25:15
audience are people like a woman will get out and she'll say look
2:25:21
I was in the bathroom and you know I had to sit there and
2:25:24
change in the same room with a you know a full-blown guy with
2:25:28
this dick hanging out and all this and she's expressed in her
2:25:32
aggravation or awkwardness and then suddenly a group of these
2:25:37
pink-haired fucking wilderbe at start.
2:25:40
No want to pound on a woman for this.
2:25:43
I'm not saying that all transgenders would react to
2:25:45
behave that way, but I think that something needs to be said,
2:25:48
holy shit. Yeah, I think, I don't know.
2:25:52
I think it's a sensitive topic. I don't want to.
2:25:54
I don't have much to say about pink-haired.
2:25:57
Will do bats or will Derby. Why do you feel it, too?
2:26:02
Sensitive discover, I think that you know the LGBT community gets
2:26:08
a lot of hate and flak and I think that I just don't want to
2:26:13
add to the negativity about it. I've been seeing a lot of videos
2:26:17
Blair white and also this young black guy who's gay.
2:26:23
He came out on video and he said, don't call me LGBT.
2:26:28
He goes, I'm not a part of that shit.
2:26:29
I'm just me. I'm doing my own thing and shit
2:26:32
and I don't want to be Associated, it's starting to get
2:26:35
to the point where his videos coming out, where people are
2:26:37
actually who are homosexual and lesbian, who are going out.
2:26:42
At the lgbtq, they're sick of it.
2:26:46
Sure. I mean I know some people like
2:26:47
that like I know some gay and lesbian and trans people that
2:26:53
don't like some of the trends in terms and stuff but I don't
2:27:01
know. Brett actually, I actually do
2:27:03
kind of want to change the subject but I wanted to ask you
2:27:06
since we were talking about Chris Jones being arrested, what
2:27:08
do you think of the Trump arrest thing.
2:27:15
Well, I seen video thumbnails where they're saying he was
2:27:19
going to get indicted and then their videos where he says he
2:27:22
did get indicted. And to be honest with you
2:27:28
whenever Trump first got screwed and I really do believe you got
2:27:32
screwed whenever he was President.
2:27:34
I'm not going to go any further than that because apparently
2:27:36
that's something that the fucking liberals YouTube won't
2:27:39
let you have a discussion about or get too deep into.
2:27:42
But I I think That it's going to cause a lot of problems.
2:27:47
I think any Independence are people outside of the liberal
2:27:51
Community who have ever thought of being president, or even
2:27:55
trying to go for it. This is going to cause a serious
2:27:58
problem in our government because, you know, just as well
2:28:01
as I ever since he got in, it's like they'll fucking attack.
2:28:05
And then the Republicans themselves show that they're
2:28:08
cowards, they're fucking pussies and they'll do whatever they
2:28:12
think will save their bacon and shit.
2:28:14
While throwing some Else under the bus.
2:28:17
I'm basically saying it's a real Injustice of society whenever it
2:28:21
comes to our leaders coming up. Hmm.
2:28:30
Do you know? So you said that he my
2:28:33
understanding was he was for sure.
2:28:34
Indicted, like I was reading an article about exactly what it
2:28:38
all means, because it's like, he got indicted, but not arrested
2:28:42
yet, but then he'll be arrested, but he won't have to serve time
2:28:45
in jail yet, even if he's in trouble.
2:28:50
And then if he becomes president again, he won't have to go to
2:28:56
jail. Until at least after he's
2:29:00
president, was the, that was the article.
2:29:02
I read, I don't know if it's accurate, but but in other
2:29:06
words, he may have to go to jail.
2:29:07
He may have to serve time in jail, but it may not be till
2:29:13
What? Five years from now or
2:29:14
something? I have no idea, honestly, Adam
2:29:20
after what happened, during the Trump error.
2:29:24
And all that, after all, that bullshit, went down Joe Biden,
2:29:27
got in. Even even if they would have
2:29:29
knocked Trump out, if they would have put in a decent present,
2:29:33
not Joe. Biden and said, I would have
2:29:36
been able to live with that, but I can just see that.
2:29:39
The whole thing was, it was fucking staged.
2:29:43
And now right class, I got good, Oh, I was going to say, I just
2:29:49
had to put it, I just have lost all desire and ambition didn't
2:29:53
even give a fuck about our government anymore.
2:29:55
I don't trust it and I don't see any substance and I don't feel
2:29:59
like I have the power of Vote or any of that bullshit.
2:30:02
Yeah. The only spewing anymore.
2:30:04
So I don't even how do I put it? Unless I'm watching some video
2:30:08
where somebody uses AI to make Joe Biden and fucking Obama.
2:30:12
Look like you're playing a video game.
2:30:14
I don't usually pay attention. Let's go.
2:30:19
Well, that's a good segue because I was going to say
2:30:21
speaking about some of the stuff I do have that you want to see
2:30:24
the thing that I made. Well, of course, the Joe Biden
2:30:29
voice. Sure.
2:30:32
Play it on the screen for us. Oh, a Pious had a comment
2:30:40
earlier that was hit was held but it wasn't hate for anything.
2:30:46
What is he got for me? I think it's talking about when
2:30:48
they poured sand in your ears. He said, what a bunch of little
2:30:51
pricks. I hate to hear that happen to
2:30:53
you. As a while back.
2:30:56
But it's something that's obviously going to stick with me
2:30:59
to my death. Is what it is.
2:31:04
But yeah, there's the link so if it makes anybody feel better, I
2:31:08
did get back at the Pricks. Obviously, I couldn't take them
2:31:11
all on with baseball bats but I did get each one of them and
2:31:15
shit. One at a time, one motherfucker.
2:31:18
I beat the shit out of him and tossed him in the st.
2:31:20
Louis dumpster. So oh wow.
2:31:22
Yes, her name is like The Neverending Story.
2:31:27
Remember that The Neverending Story, the kid deliberately
2:31:31
jumped in the dumpster grabbed up by the Dragon.
2:31:34
And I body slammed the motherfucker, I banged him off
2:31:37
of it and then threw him directly into it.
2:31:40
But that kid in The Neverending Story actually jumped in to get
2:31:44
away from the Flying Dragon, Dog.
2:31:49
Good, good. Good distinction.
2:31:52
Would it look like a dog? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
2:31:59
What are you going to play it? If I tried doing it.
2:32:02
I'm going to lag. All the fuck up.
2:32:04
I had to turn off my OBS earlier.
2:32:06
Come on. I don't know how to, like, you
2:32:09
want me to present? Well, there's yeah, you can
2:32:12
present it. Is there another way I can do
2:32:16
it? Let me see.
2:32:18
You can either download the video and play it directly
2:32:21
through or you could just present it.
2:32:27
Well, Brett, do you want to try? And then if it doesn't work,
2:32:29
I'll try to get it going because it's going to take me a second
2:32:32
to let me play for a moment, but what'll happen is you remember
2:32:36
earlier, when you were saying, hey, Brett, your your voice
2:32:40
says, hello. Are you still there?
2:32:42
Yeah, that's what happens to me whenever I tried to do anything,
2:32:45
even if I'm browsing the fucking internet, it's ridiculous.
2:32:49
And causes I can see the little thing go down and shutting then
2:32:53
I lose internet connection, I'd love to.
2:32:56
But But, it may cause me some problems.
2:32:59
You sure. You don't want to try to play
2:33:00
it. Let me see it.
2:33:06
Well, if you're able to try real quick, I can you want to just
2:33:09
try it and then, if not, I'll get it going.
2:33:12
All right, so if I go silent for about 10 seconds or 30 know
2:33:17
that, that's probably the problem.
2:33:19
All right, how am I supposed to, okay?
2:33:21
Private chat. That link to me.
2:33:23
All right, I can't copy and paste it off of the public
2:33:28
board. All right, there you go.
2:33:31
All right, I'll see what we got. And present.
2:33:42
Is your screen? Okay.
2:33:57
Okay, so far so good. Let's see, particle Target.
2:34:08
All right, a little bit of lag but here we go.
2:34:11
Let me see if I can get this shit.
2:34:12
The pop-up. Alright table see it?
2:34:17
Yeah. Abel's.
2:34:20
Yeah. Yes.
2:34:22
Hello. Hello.
2:34:24
Okay just making sure I'm just making sure.
2:34:29
Here we go. You know, there's this great man
2:34:34
out there named Adam lore and he has this.
2:34:37
It's a classic. It's a true classic song,
2:34:40
particle Target and I want to sing this song and I want to
2:34:43
dedicate it to my loved ones. Don't look at the particle
2:34:49
Target. Now, don't look at the particle
2:34:53
Target than don't look. Get the particle Target ever or
2:34:59
you'll ruin the experiment. Maybe they'll find the Higgs
2:35:04
boson. Maybe they'll find any the
2:35:07
lepton. Maybe they'll find the polyhedra
2:35:12
I guess that we'll just have to wait and see.
2:35:16
Maybe they'll mate. Iketani black hole.
2:35:19
Maybe they'll make themselves a wide hole.
2:35:23
Maybe they'll create a rainbow hole and it will devour our
2:35:27
galaxy. Don't look at the particle
2:35:30
Target. Now, don't look at the particle
2:35:34
Target, and don't look at the particle Target ever, or you'll
2:35:40
ruin the experiments. Thank you.
2:35:49
Did you hear it? Yep.
2:35:52
Yep. Let it come through clear for
2:35:54
you. That sounded pretty clear.
2:35:55
Yeah, that was weird, man. So you use like a i to the Joe
2:36:01
Biden's voice. Yeah, it's pretty crazy like the
2:36:06
way it like kind of like I was saying, like it doesn't have
2:36:10
that. I mean it has a little bit of
2:36:12
robotic sound to it. I think that's part of just like
2:36:14
the low like it wasn't like the premium thing that I paid for
2:36:19
but like the way it has the you know your the pattern of your
2:36:24
voice and intonation with that like mapped onto it it just
2:36:27
sounds so much more natural and like I mean it still sounds fake
2:36:32
but it's It's way it's like Way Beyond what you could do before
2:36:38
which is like typing something. In you know it was pretty good
2:36:41
but if you want something that's like fucking a thousand times
2:36:45
better, you want to look into Elvin Labs, AI Eldon labs and
2:36:51
that's you're saying that that one is like you type it in with
2:36:53
text. You are, it has tons of voices
2:36:58
with it, but you can just simply upload like a paragraph with Joe
2:37:02
Biden talking. Okay, learns, how to do it but
2:37:06
you got to treat it like, chat GPT like you'll say.
2:37:10
All right, Joe Biden will talk. Sadly enough.
2:37:15
Okay. Okay, Joe, Biden will sing right
2:37:18
here and it's amazing. It doesn't sound robotic at all.
2:37:22
It's very expressive, there's tons and tons.
2:37:24
Tons of videos of people using it and it's fucking amazing.
2:37:29
I love the ones where they make it look like Obama, Joe Biden
2:37:33
and Trump or playing Call of Duty together.
2:37:36
Oh yeah. Right.
2:37:39
K e LV. I NR e OV e en el like an elf L.
2:37:48
Let's see, let me get a link for you.
2:37:53
Yeah. I like Joe Biden was one of two,
2:37:56
the only two free voices on there so that's why I chose the
2:38:00
hmm. Well, you can do, you can do
2:38:03
like a, you have up to like 10,000 words, you can use with
2:38:07
the free one, but if you want to do like, bigger more major shit
2:38:12
you can, you can do that if you want to cost like I don't know,
2:38:15
five bucks a month or something but it's pretty cool.
2:38:20
Yeah. Yeah.
2:38:23
I even ran my voice through it and I can literally make fucking
2:38:27
entire videos where it's just that thing.
2:38:30
I just type out. What the hell I want, if my
2:38:32
throat ever gets chopped off because the cancer something I
2:38:36
could just fucking use a device like that.
2:38:38
It sounds just like me. Wow, that's a good point.
2:38:40
Because like you think a kind of the negative things people going
2:38:43
to do with something like that? But If you needed.
2:38:46
Yeah, if you want if you lost your ability to speak and you
2:38:49
still wanted to put out a video or something, and you can kind
2:38:52
of train it on your voice. I mean, I'm sure someone
2:38:55
probably has a brackeen. Model voice model out there.
2:39:02
Now usually people who try to do like a sound boards or things
2:39:06
like that, they stick with the Keen isms or try to do like
2:39:10
sexual shit in the sounds too robotic I haven't heard anything
2:39:14
that only a real well I guess DP people would be fucking stupid
2:39:19
enough to fall for it but majority rational people
2:39:22
wouldn't fall for the sound but held in Labs is like right on
2:39:26
the fucking money. It's amazing.
2:39:28
Wow. Well I think I see I'm pretty
2:39:31
sure I found Is it 11:00 Labs Eldon Labs?
2:39:38
Because I'm at something that says 11 labs.
2:39:42
He see. It looks like it's what you
2:39:45
described. Yeah, you Levin my abs.
2:39:53
Why the fuck was? I thinking Eldon for?
2:39:55
I don't know, 11 lands, much World of Warcraft, or says
2:39:58
they're elves in World of Warcraft.
2:40:01
Yeah, night owls, Lloyd olds, all kinds of shit.
2:40:04
I always do that with the word plant.
2:40:06
I always miss Rita as Planet more about planets and every
2:40:10
time you see the word plant like plants for sale and I'll miss
2:40:13
read it as like planet and I'm thinking oh someone selling
2:40:17
Planet models or something, you know.
2:40:21
A lot of modders are really happy with me and shit because
2:40:25
that's one of the problems with Fallout.
2:40:28
It's hard to make like a dialog Quest because you either have to
2:40:32
edit words together that the of the character already said to
2:40:37
make it sound like it's having a conversation but with this
2:40:41
program you can make the your player character, say whatever
2:40:45
you want, and you can add one of the other problems is trying to
2:40:49
get people to Voice of script. So now, as you got to do, is, if
2:40:54
you want to, you can say, well, let me put a paragraph of Morgan
2:40:57
Freeman in having exactly what I want.
2:41:00
Now, people are able to create as many NPCs as they want.
2:41:04
This is going to be crazy. Like I'm thinking about this for
2:41:07
like, like, say I was trying to do like an animated film or
2:41:11
something, like just the possibilities of what what you
2:41:14
could do with some of the stuff like that.
2:41:17
You want you here to make like a just one.
2:41:20
I'm making a film or something is gonna be way, it's going to
2:41:23
really open up a lot of possibilities.
2:41:25
If you're willing to mess around with a, I like it's going to
2:41:27
open up the possibilities. Like it's crazy, right?
2:41:32
With all the with the animation with way a eyes and making that
2:41:36
he's here. And then on top of it you're
2:41:38
obviously if you're going to do a full-length animated movie or
2:41:41
cartoon, you're going to want voices for it.
2:41:43
Yeah, I think you got friends who are willing to do it, you
2:41:47
know, that some people don't have acting ability some people.
2:41:50
Naturals. But this way, you would be able
2:41:53
to have your cartoon characters talk exactly the way you fucking
2:41:57
one of them, right? Because you have one character
2:42:01
where it's like, I've thought of I've always kind of thought of
2:42:03
his voice as being like Aladdin from the, did the original
2:42:06
animated Disney film Aladdin and it's like, oh man, but that guy
2:42:10
like I would never be able to get that guy to do a boy's.
2:42:13
I guess I could hire someone to imitate it but now it's like,
2:42:15
man, I could probably wreck right now do and I'll add
2:42:18
invoice for five bucks. Like look just sign up for the
2:42:21
thing. You talking about the new world?
2:42:40
Sometimes I'm watching something.
2:42:41
I'm like, hey, that is like exactly like the voice of my
2:42:45
character, like, I just kind of in my head, like it resonates
2:42:48
with it. But yeah, that's, I don't know.
2:42:50
I think it's gonna be crazy like already right now, like There's
2:42:54
so much you could do with that. Yeah, I was thinking about
2:42:58
starting to do some videos messing around with that more
2:43:01
but it's like, I don't know, I don't know if I want to make
2:43:05
that a priority but even if it was just like little like a
2:43:08
little head with his mouth moving like two heads, you know,
2:43:11
having a conversation back and forth.
2:43:14
That could be a pretty entertaining video and just like
2:43:16
doing. maybe that's kind of similar to what you're saying
2:43:20
with like the World of Warcraft thing, or like the The Biden and
2:43:25
Obama, and Trump voices. And that's that's crazy.
2:43:32
I'm young. I'll definitely check out The 11
2:43:38
Labs. There you go.
2:43:44
Have you done much with this bread or have you post anything?
2:43:47
I haven't posted anything up aren't well.
2:43:50
There was a, you seen that woman intro, right?
2:43:55
Yeah. That was kind of like what the
2:43:59
labs could do. Yeah, completely animated it and
2:44:02
did all that, but man, that took a long time to fucking render,
2:44:07
that was annoying. Yeah the voice a I think is in
2:44:15
real. Well there's two different ways
2:44:17
to do. It one is to record a record
2:44:20
something and convert it or you can do it in real time.
2:44:22
So you can just like do it in a live stream, you know, like just
2:44:26
as your voice. That kind of freaks me out to.
2:44:32
It's like the level of Fraud and deception.
2:44:38
Is so much more like risky now. Like I don't know, I don't
2:44:41
really trust. I don't trust like talking is
2:44:45
like, you know, usually, you know, would say like with
2:44:47
catfish or something where there's he's dating scams or
2:44:50
something. Then like, They're trying to
2:44:53
pretend to be someone else or something.
2:44:55
It's like it's way easier to for those people to be deceptive and
2:45:01
and pretend like there's somebody else.
2:45:03
Yeah. Or just like make fake evidence
2:45:06
or something. But as far as like, taking that
2:45:17
and using it for entertainment man, like it could really like
2:45:23
doing it like a live stream or a podcast like that, and you just
2:45:25
like have these different characters and stuff that you're
2:45:27
switching back between or something.
2:45:29
Mmm, like that. Could be awesome.
2:45:33
I do know about, I haven't seen people like really doing much
2:45:38
with it, but I think like, on Tick-Tock I'm here I don't go to
2:45:41
Tick Tock, but I was told that it's a lot more like, common
2:45:45
over there that they're doing stuff like that.
2:45:49
Yeah I mean imagine how easy it would be for you Adam if you
2:45:53
went over to chat TPT and then simply ask for it to write you
2:45:58
out a script and then you fucking feed that into 11 Labs,
2:46:03
with whatever voice you want. I mean, this shit's pretty much
2:46:07
it's a place in the but yeah, got a whole fucking video and
2:46:11
then you could just put the images you know up with
2:46:15
mid-journey or something like yeah.
2:46:16
You could just Generate so much crazy stuff so quickly.
2:46:26
I wonder why this a Pious person and some of the other folks in
2:46:29
coming in and chat with us yet. We're interesting or exciting
2:46:33
people. A Pious did say here, college
2:46:37
kids or passing exams with chat a I have you guys seen, have you
2:46:42
guys seen Idiocracy the voicing Idiocracy I've seen the movie.
2:46:49
What does that have to do with AI, though?
2:46:57
I'm missing something. Is there a point?
2:47:03
Maybe the implication is that with the advance of this
2:47:07
technology and we're relying on. If people are relying on AI to
2:47:11
pass these exams, it's going to lead more quickly to the world
2:47:16
of idiots because you're not actually learning and thinking
2:47:23
Well, if teacher were to say, to the student look, you know,
2:47:27
whatever it is that you research or study, you got to elaborate
2:47:31
on it and just simply questioned them on their views.
2:47:34
Then the person you'll be able to know if the person actually
2:47:37
learned anything or did that but I chat CPT for doing like a
2:47:42
report or something. I don't know.
2:47:45
Our it seems like it's it's a word cock.
2:47:48
You later to give you all the fuckin the answers.
2:47:52
Hmm, I don't know if it would cause anybody go stupid.
2:47:56
You don't feel like you've lost any of your creative juices just
2:48:00
because you have better tools to you.
2:48:04
No, but this is the thing. If I started out with this, I
2:48:09
would not be, you know what I mean?
2:48:11
Like I wouldn't have learned what I learned like.
2:48:13
I would there's so many steps. I could skip that a lot of stuff
2:48:17
that I do on my own and a lot of all what I went through
2:48:21
creatively, there would have not been as much of a need for it.
2:48:24
Like if I could just like, if I was a little kid and I could
2:48:27
just type into some AI program. What I wanted the images I
2:48:32
wanted, I don't know if I would have I even learned to be an
2:48:34
artist. I wouldn't, I don't know if I
2:48:36
were to learn to draw. Because like it was having her.
2:48:40
I can have it when I was 6 years old just type it in.
2:48:44
Well, there, there is this. I noticed when you use like a
2:48:48
eye and you say, hey, I want Brett Keen to look like he's in
2:48:52
contrast with World of Warcraft, but the computer has imagery to
2:48:56
already take from. But when you're a comic book
2:49:01
maker, creating completely original characters, I just
2:49:04
sense that it would be more difficult to create original
2:49:07
characters. Like that because what the AI is
2:49:11
doing is its extracting from shit that's already there.
2:49:14
So you being an original artist. It seems like, well you get what
2:49:21
I'm saying? Well, yeah, it's definitely
2:49:25
deaf. It's definitely difficult to
2:49:27
make original characters and consistent from one to the next
2:49:31
frame. Yeah, but I mean even right now,
2:49:35
you know, you can You can manipulate it to do certain
2:49:38
things like you can get it like if you describe a character
2:49:42
specifically enough that's your character, right?
2:49:44
And then you can have it doing certain things.
2:49:47
So, It seems to me that there's a lot of people out there who
2:49:54
are dreamers and Visionaries who have a lot of original ideas and
2:50:00
creative stuff. And if it wasn't for AI, they've
2:50:03
never even be able to imagine making their own fucking movie
2:50:06
in the first place and they don't have the wealth to be able
2:50:09
to our resources. Even get that going, it seems
2:50:12
like it's more of a positive than a negative to me.
2:50:18
Yeah, well I think it's going to be equally both.
2:50:20
I think people are going to abuse it and people are going to
2:50:24
be lazy and rely on it in a negative way.
2:50:29
And then other people are probably the people.
2:50:32
Like, I predict that probably people, that started out
2:50:35
without, it will be more likely to use it in a way that isn't so
2:50:40
negligent and lazy and negative. But I think it's the same way
2:50:44
with other technology, like people who grew up with the
2:50:47
internet and they can just easily look up something in a
2:50:50
second or just talk to their phone and no tell you, cirie
2:50:53
would just tell you the answer to something.
2:50:56
Those people are way less likely to just sit down and read a book
2:51:00
to learn about something they can just they or even like
2:51:03
memorize stuff. They don't need to memorize it
2:51:06
because they can just ask the internet any time they want.
2:51:10
Like they don't need to store it. and they don't need to go
2:51:14
out of their way to read through a bunch of old books, to maybe
2:51:20
find something, you know, So it's like I can see it cause and
2:51:25
some people to be lazy, but you and I we are quite a few live
2:51:29
shows. We fucked around with AI and put
2:51:32
it on the screen and we were asking it questions.
2:51:35
I felt like we learned quite a bit of stuff.
2:51:37
There is some neat things that have put out there that would
2:51:41
have been extremely challenging and difficult to find on Google
2:51:44
because of all the bullshit that's all over to place.
2:51:47
It got right to the fucking point.
2:51:49
The only criticism you and I had was so it's clear that
2:51:55
programmed with liberal woke shit, yeah, it's very biased and
2:52:04
it's it's programmed to say yeah, there's certain things
2:52:11
where it's like no matter what you ask it it has a bias for
2:52:15
what's popular or what's a certain political agenda or just
2:52:19
like what they think is moral, what you're allowed to say, or
2:52:22
what would be polite and things and it will.
2:52:24
That's that's a problem and it just makes up random stuff too.
2:52:28
But I think overall it's a good thing.
2:52:30
I just I do think that it's going to.
2:52:33
I think that would probably be a split Where some people are
2:52:38
going to get way more lazy and way more stupid and then some
2:52:42
people are going to use it as an addition to what they're already
2:52:45
doing and they're going to have an extra tool to be even more
2:52:49
advanced, you know? but um, I think I think it might
2:52:55
be more of a split more than just everyone becoming lazy and
2:52:59
stupid. All right, right.
2:53:03
Well, that's always the way it is.
2:53:04
There's always a dumbasses who are looking for the easy way and
2:53:07
then there's the intelligent people who learn how to submit
2:53:11
it to their already useful Arsenal that they have the
2:53:16
thing. I'm excited about if they will
2:53:18
do it is making something like chat GPT.
2:53:22
That doesn't have such these restrictions and isn't just
2:53:26
based on. examining all the stuff that humans have written
2:53:31
and their mistakes and their opinions, like give something
2:53:34
like chat GPT no restraints on these certain agendas and biases
2:53:41
and give it pure data and see what it comes up with because we
2:53:46
as humans are so biased and this machine has the ability to To
2:53:53
analyze data without a bias and to give a straight objective
2:53:58
answer without an opinion without assuming a certain model
2:54:03
or a certain agenda and it can give the real answer the
2:54:06
straight up answer that isn't in some kind of psychological bias
2:54:10
or psychological denial or logical fallacies based on
2:54:14
emotions and stuff. And that could be an objective
2:54:19
way to check a model or check. If you know anything and then I
2:54:25
think if if that got your point where those were common and
2:54:28
people had access to him, things could progress so much faster
2:54:32
because it's like yeah, humans are smart.
2:54:36
To an extent. But you know, it's to an extent
2:54:39
and humans have these psychological emotional
2:54:43
barriers, that a machine does not have.
2:54:46
So I think it can be like the next hole like a whole new era
2:54:51
of progress, within just a short period of time.
2:54:56
Well, I agree with you and mr. FPS Stewie says, I think about
2:55:00
it. People are using this to pass
2:55:02
college exams, but I mean the reality is people who have
2:55:06
careers and people who are working jobs and involve
2:55:10
research or study or getting information together, for
2:55:14
whatever it is, stocks are being a defendant or lawyer, or
2:55:18
whatever like that. It's nice to be able to have a
2:55:21
device that is able to get through all the bullshit.
2:55:24
You know, a lot of these people already Use the computer to try
2:55:27
to find information and she had CPT it ends up.
2:55:31
Cutting through all the fucking cheese and getting right to the
2:55:33
points that you need, you know, well, Brett, let me ask you
2:55:37
this. If you found out your lawyer, or
2:55:39
your doctor passed their exam, because they use chat GPT
2:55:43
instead of actually studying, when you probably want a doctor
2:55:49
that actually passed the exam based on what they understood
2:55:52
about, it, it depends on what the, what kind of doctor it is.
2:55:56
It is, if it's somebody that's like doing medications and the
2:56:00
chat TPT said, look, according to the symptoms.
2:56:03
These are the like 10 most useful medications for this.
2:56:07
That's fine. But if you're a person who's
2:56:10
doing, like fucking brain surgery, and the only
2:56:13
information or experience you have is from looking at a
2:56:15
fucking screen, then I have a problem.
2:56:18
Yeah, that's a good point. That's the met at your called,
2:56:26
living in the spirit. Says my good man goodness
2:56:30
gracious. Well, there's actually two good
2:56:32
men in here on the conversation. But yeah, it's crazy.
2:56:40
I don't know. I think, I mostly think it's
2:56:43
like awesome and exciting. and, I don't know.
2:56:50
It's Like, with the audio voice. Stuff is just a whole note.
2:56:55
Like it's another dimension, it's like, what else can we do
2:56:57
with a? I like we can do, so we can do
2:57:00
image stuff. We messed around with that.
2:57:02
We can do chat GPT text-based stuff that we can do audio stuff
2:57:06
with our voices. Like, what is the next?
2:57:08
What is another unexplored area, you know?
2:57:12
Like there is to some extent videos stuff that needs, you
2:57:18
know, to develop more. There is a really, really,
2:57:23
negative thing about it though. I you seen what a pantheist said
2:57:26
and some of the negative points you said, but one of the reasons
2:57:30
why a lot of people are so against the idea of the AI is
2:57:35
because the some of the shit that Google's come up with, I
2:57:38
don't know if you ever read and decided the news articles that
2:57:41
come in your dad, Sport of YouTube but they're going to be
2:57:44
using a AI algorithms were basically, the AI is going to
2:57:49
handle everything. From removing channels to it'll
2:57:52
be able to decipher even the your vocal cords and what you're
2:57:58
saying in the video. Even if you don't put anything
2:58:00
up, it's like it'll no images that you're using as well as
2:58:05
your words there. They've been thinking about
2:58:07
using it for people who cuss consistently in their videos.
2:58:12
He's so that to me, sounds like you're trying to turn YouTube
2:58:15
into a fucking PG. Playground.
2:58:21
So yeah she what I mean by weaponizing it?
2:58:24
Oh yeah they can use it to fuck over other politics politicians
2:58:29
by putting them lower. In the search engines just
2:58:33
telling the thing if this name is mentioned or this celebrity
2:58:37
or this person they don't like they can pretty much put it like
2:58:40
20 Pages, backwards. Never even seen.
2:58:44
Yeah. Yeah, definitely.
2:58:49
So that's my that's my - and put on it.
2:58:52
It can be weaponized. Anything else on your mind?
2:59:06
We're going on two hours and 59 minutes.
2:59:12
Oh well 3 hours um nothing ever, always, fun talking.
2:59:16
Uncle Brandy in it. I enjoy enjoy these
2:59:21
conversations. Do you know who living in the
2:59:23
spirit is? I think the person came in a
2:59:28
while back, that seems familiar. Not exactly completely familiar.
2:59:36
It's been a while since I've done these lied things.
2:59:40
But yeah, Brett how, how long of a stream are you thinking about
2:59:44
doing? Because I might go get a meal
2:59:47
here and in the next Our. So I don't know.
2:59:53
I enjoyed talking to you, Adam. As long as you're here, we got
2:59:57
somebody in. It's interesting to have a
2:59:59
conversation with if you got shit to do or and people aren't
3:00:04
wanting to drop in then fuck it. I'll just shut it off.
3:00:14
I've had some pretty good conversations but myself, but
3:00:17
not today. Well, now, with the AI voice
3:00:20
thing you can do like a Pretty interesting kind of
3:00:24
back-and-forth like just by yourself.
3:00:27
Oh, that is one thing I forgot to mention, I have been watching
3:00:31
some videos on chat TPT and they're going to be installing a
3:00:35
voice for the thing. Okay.
3:00:38
Actually it can actually speak to you in the voice that you
3:00:41
want it to be okay? That'd be nice.
3:00:44
I can see right now, bunch of banana willed motherfuckers.
3:00:48
Using that to talk, nasty to him.
3:00:51
Oh, this person says I'm anti evolutionism.
3:01:01
All right, good for you there guy.
3:01:12
Just kick him out of fucking left field, that in it.
3:01:18
No boy, I'm looking at some patreon mods and junk.
3:01:24
Oh, I'm going to be a couple good news.
3:01:28
I don't know if you heard, my daughter was originally
3:01:30
terrified of the idea of driving, but she's now she's
3:01:34
been getting on the road with your mama and my brother took
3:01:37
her out. He said she's been doing really,
3:01:40
really good, that's good. I can't go out on the highways,
3:01:44
what their do. Yeah, but she's getting good at
3:01:49
it. We're concerned about how she's
3:01:51
going to do at night time though.
3:01:58
Well, that's good that she's doing that.
3:02:00
Yeah, I can relate though because I don't, I don't drive.
3:02:05
I have I get anxiety when I try to drive it and just makes it
3:02:08
impossible so I can understand not wanting to drive but that's
3:02:13
good that she doesn't have like a for me it's almost like a
3:02:17
full-blown phobia or something that just makes it dangerous to
3:02:20
try to drive. I used to, I used to be able to
3:02:25
drive just fine all the way up into my thirties, but it started
3:02:29
getting to a point. We're trying to get our like
3:02:31
stretches of Highways, couldn't do it because of the
3:02:33
agoraphobia, it just got worse and worse and shut, but yeah.
3:02:39
The nighttime thing we just don't know because she still got
3:02:42
some is you so oh I have night blindness.
3:02:51
But yeah, that's good news. I'm glad to hear that, Brett.
3:02:55
My son about I'd say probably about four months ago at a
3:03:00
fucking deer, run up the highway into his truck while he was
3:03:05
driving. Did you hear about that?
3:03:08
Hmm, big-ass fucking deer. He said that it I went went up
3:03:13
on the hood smashed his windshield and shed and he said
3:03:16
that the thing was kind of stroking out on him but it ended
3:03:20
up climbing out the hood and taking off, but he said it
3:03:22
charged right at his fucking truck.
3:03:25
What the deal is. Fucking deers on that shit.
3:03:30
Wow, at a while back. Where me and my wife is coming
3:03:33
back from the store when we lived in a different place.
3:03:36
And while we were driving Getting ready to turn onto our
3:03:39
road. A fucking deer ran out us and
3:03:42
booty bump the fucking vehicle. We were just slam sideways into
3:03:46
it. Put a nice big dent in the son
3:03:48
of a bitch. Like, what the fuck out of all
3:03:51
the places you could have ran, you piece of shit, you ran?
3:03:54
Right into it and side, slammed us, son of a bitch.
3:04:00
Wow. You ever you live out in like a
3:04:05
city though? You don't have like fucking
3:04:07
deers or and run up there. Do you The city here is pretty
3:04:11
small. So it's like we're, you know, if
3:04:13
you get just right out past the city, there's wildlife and stuff
3:04:17
right there. Now, you were not too far like
3:04:21
on the outskirts of town. And so you were thinking, like,
3:04:24
cougars and stuff. Occasionally coming into into
3:04:27
town, cougars, Fang. Now, you said, you had a phobia
3:04:33
would drive and do you got buses up there and all that?
3:04:37
Yeah, we have a bus system, I don't like taking the bus
3:04:41
either, you know, I was just curious how you were getting
3:04:44
around, but if you say it's a small town, you probably able to
3:04:47
get anywhere you need to write. Yeah, anywhere in town.
3:04:49
I can walk to. I mean, besides with health
3:04:51
stuff going on late more lately. Will Yeah, yeah.
3:04:58
Go with that. So, what's up?
3:05:02
Do you have any like ideas or theories are and what you're
3:05:05
going to be able to do is you get older with this robot legs?
3:05:10
I don't know. I'm going to be fucked.
3:05:12
I'm already kind of in a situation where A lot of times,
3:05:16
it's just like, I don't know. I got to figure something out.
3:05:25
I mean when I when I have enough kind of extra money, I could do
3:05:28
burr and stuff. I was doing that for a while.
3:05:31
Actually, Uber was nice for a while.
3:05:32
It kind of wants the pandemic started with the, like, uber in
3:05:36
my town, really died down where you can hardly ever find anyone
3:05:41
that will do a ride soon. Well, I don't know.
3:05:45
I still got time to figure it out.
3:05:53
But yeah, I think the prospect of probably like trying to drive
3:05:55
at any point is just not, I mean, I guess it's a
3:05:59
possibility. I think that it's just probably
3:06:00
not safe. The way, the way my brain, it's
3:06:06
like my brain just like goes into a state of panic like, like
3:06:13
a, like a stage fright type thing where you just kind of
3:06:15
forget your train of thought. All right, does that make for a
3:06:21
safe driving experience for myself and others?
3:06:25
I can understand that. Yeah, you're unfortunately, I
3:06:30
don't want to bug you out, but Missouri and Florida.
3:06:33
Drivers are the worst fucking drivers I've ever seen in my
3:06:36
life. Even if you're a fantastic
3:06:39
driver without no phobia you. I told you about what happened
3:06:43
my wife and daughter couple years back didn't I don't
3:06:48
remember. Well they were they went into
3:06:51
another town near us and the light turned green.
3:06:55
And shut, it had been green for a moment.
3:06:58
My wife pulls out. We used to have a minivan and
3:07:01
some fucking idiot ran right through a red light and then
3:07:04
intersection and took out the whole front end of the fucking
3:07:08
minivan. As yeah.
3:07:10
Yeah. My wife and daughter got fucking
3:07:12
scratched up and my wife ended up getting some neck issues and
3:07:16
back problems because of it didn't get very much out of it
3:07:20
in the court deal, but it's fucking ignorant.
3:07:22
If they would have been a little bit further.
3:07:25
Into the intersection that could have easily fucking smoke.
3:07:29
My wife and daughter. That's crazy.
3:07:32
That's scarier in Yep. Drivers down here ridiculous.
3:07:39
A lot of people a lot of these fucking rednecks around here.
3:07:43
They like to they think they're in a fucking drag race or
3:07:46
something where they just want to have the loudest noisiest
3:07:50
Vehicles possible and speed around shit.
3:07:53
I can't tell you how many times I've had to walk out into my
3:07:56
neighborhood and tell some cocksucker you better slow that
3:07:59
shut down or kids walking around, you get on the motor and
3:08:02
beat the fucking taste out of your mouth.
3:08:04
I've had to get loud with people around here.
3:08:07
My wife, for some reason, almost Falls over laugh and she thinks
3:08:11
it's funny when I get that way. Hey, Brett.
3:08:17
Who did you send an invite to an invitation?
3:08:20
I sent that I learned, I've got like three piles of mail list.
3:08:25
I know you're on one of them and shit, but it's got like tons and
3:08:29
tons of emails, I don't even know if these fucking people
3:08:32
reading it anymore. Never had to do that.
3:08:37
Adam, you ever had to go outside and tell some motherfucker to
3:08:40
slow it down, or chill out and stuff.
3:08:43
Are you have somebody that's sitting in the parking lot?
3:08:45
Just rubbing their fucking engine over and over and you got
3:08:48
to go out there and say, Hey, you know, there's other fucking
3:08:51
humans and society that live around here, right?
3:08:54
I'm trying to watch some fucking shit on television and I got to
3:08:57
hear your shit you ever had to do that.
3:09:00
I don't think I have, but I have since I'm a pedestrian, I'm
3:09:03
always walking around. I do encounter.
3:09:05
Enter, like people drive him crazy and almost running me over
3:09:09
on an almost daily basis. It's pretty infuriating.
3:09:16
Like people, just don't give a fuck.
3:09:17
It's it. Kind of is crazy.
3:09:19
Like, I can't believe it like how Close to like running a
3:09:25
human being over. I see like on a regular basis.
3:09:32
It's just, I don't know something about driving makes
3:09:36
people in a different mentality and then people get like road,
3:09:39
rage and something interesting about the psychology of people
3:09:45
when they're driving. Matthew has a comment.
3:09:49
It says, I have to dry. I have to drive.
3:09:52
I can't stand riding with someone.
3:09:54
I like having control and makes sense.
3:09:58
Completely understandable. Yeah, I'm pretty.
3:10:04
Alright with with where I'm at with it, it's frustrating at
3:10:10
times, but it mostly just, you know, makes things take longer
3:10:15
to get places. So you got people on was running
3:10:23
Indian shit, man, I'll tell you what.
3:10:25
Adam, if I'm six foot four 250 pounds of pure sexual erotic
3:10:31
power. If some motherfucker almost
3:10:33
accidentally hits me with their vehicle.
3:10:35
They had to have been trying this way my logic tells me.
3:10:39
I'm too damn big the mess. You know.
3:10:42
So somebody does that they're going to get their ass dragged
3:10:44
out of their fucking window and whooped, aren't they fucking run
3:10:47
into me with some shit and piss me off.
3:10:50
Have you actually Ali been bumped or hit my somebody's
3:10:53
vehicle? No, I haven't.
3:10:56
But that a comment and especially like if I'm if I'm
3:11:00
with like my family or something, it makes me more.
3:11:04
Serious. But a common thing is, you're
3:11:07
crossing the street and a car starts to turn to go down the
3:11:12
street. And they just drive right up
3:11:15
next to you like they don't stop, they don't, you know what
3:11:18
I mean? Like, that's a really common
3:11:20
thing where they just they can't wait a second until you've
3:11:22
crossed the street, they start to go.
3:11:26
And they're driving full speed like right next to you.
3:11:30
That happens like all the time to me.
3:11:34
Man, that's fucking ignorant. Am I can other words?
3:11:38
There are multiple times or if I didn't start running?
3:11:41
I would have been hit by these stupid cars because they just
3:11:46
and they can clearly see you, they just don't care.
3:11:52
I don't know. It's like something I don't
3:11:54
maybe because I don't drive, I don't understand.
3:11:56
It's like, why are they not stopping or slowing down?
3:12:00
They can clearly see me that made eye contact with me.
3:12:06
They're just I guess it's like hey if you don't walk fast
3:12:10
enough I get to kill you. Basically I get to run you over
3:12:13
fuck man. Here I'd lose my shit but it
3:12:19
doesn't bother me as much when it's just me.
3:12:20
But yeah, if I'm with like my family with kids, especially
3:12:24
it's like, man, it makes me so fucking mad.
3:12:28
Well, that's the reason why I get infuriated in my
3:12:30
neighborhood that people around here like to let their little
3:12:34
kids fucking Run around and shit because supposed to be a
3:12:37
peaceful beautiful neighborhood. But then you get some fucking
3:12:41
Nazi looking son of a bitch that wants to Burn Rubber and use it
3:12:45
for you. No fucking Racetrack and you got
3:12:48
to go out there and say, Hey, you know there's kids running
3:12:52
around here. Do I need to beat your ass?
3:12:54
Is that what you need? It's fucking ridiculous.
3:12:59
Yep. I don't like acting like that
3:13:05
are being fucking rough, but damn it.
3:13:08
I don't want to hear like some kid, get fucking drag down the
3:13:12
road, and shed, and screaming and yelling, and shouldn't see a
3:13:15
body out there cuz some retard doesn't know how to fucking slow
3:13:18
it down. Yep.
3:13:23
I mean, that's really common. That's the most common cause of
3:13:28
death besides, like, you know, outside of diseases and stuff.
3:13:33
It's car accidents. That is the leading cause of
3:13:36
death. And it's rough.
3:13:48
Now, whatever is on your mind, you want to talk about their
3:13:50
Adam Rascals on the road? Daughter's going to be getting
3:14:03
home from work here. In a little bit, she usually
3:14:06
gets home about 11:00. It's 10:14 now and we've been
3:14:09
watching a show called The Practice you ever seen that shit
3:14:12
before. Refresh my memory because you
3:14:17
may have told me about it a couple times.
3:14:20
It's about a small firm just starting out and they're
3:14:25
basically, they defend everything from.
3:14:30
It's rough, man. They defend murderers rapists
3:14:33
killers. And you see a lot of moral
3:14:37
dilemmas and shit like that, about what they should do.
3:14:40
So they say something, blah, blah blah.
3:14:43
The arguments are From both sides when you hear the DEA make
3:14:48
their argument and my prec needs to be jailed.
3:14:51
And why a person shut it looks like wow, some of these things I
3:14:55
always thought was cut and dry but then watching the shit go
3:14:59
down, it's like fuck, man. This is I don't know what to do
3:15:03
now and what would I do if I was that's fucking lawyer, yikes.
3:15:09
What, what is like an example of like a moral dilemma?
3:15:12
They would present where you would have a hard time making a
3:15:14
decision, all right? Like one, this woman was having
3:15:20
physical issues and she was pregnant and her husband wanted
3:15:24
her to go to a doctor, but she had some kind of religious view
3:15:28
that she had to have the baby natural.
3:15:30
But the doctor said, if you have this baby naturally, most likely
3:15:34
the baby's going to die and it's going to put you at risk.
3:15:37
Well the husband And although he was spiritual himself, he wasn't
3:15:42
about to allow religious ideas to kill his wife and his baby.
3:15:46
So he was taking his own wife that he was married to and loved
3:15:49
with all of this hard to fucking court.
3:15:52
And all he wanted to do is get a C-section, get the baby taken
3:15:56
out. Well, what ends up happening and
3:15:58
check this out. Adam, the doctors come in, they
3:16:02
tell what's going to happen if she doesn't get this shit done
3:16:05
and the courts decide to go along with the woman they say,
3:16:08
well, Everybody if she wants to do this, then she can risk your
3:16:12
life. Is she wants to?
3:16:13
I was like, what the fuck? Are you kidding me?
3:16:16
But at the end of the show, Adam at the end of it, the doctor
3:16:21
asked if she would come in so he could do one more check on her.
3:16:25
And he said that he was just going to do a simple exam to see
3:16:29
if she was doing, all right. And apparently he stuck her with
3:16:32
a needle and numbed her up. And while she was talking to her
3:16:36
husband, she didn't even know that he got under the Sheet
3:16:39
basically and did the C-section. Anyway, even though the court
3:16:42
said, no and took the baby out and he goes, here's your
3:16:46
daughter. Oh wow, so he went completely
3:16:49
against what the court said and the lawyer said, what the fuck?
3:16:53
Have you done? And he goes I'm not going to let
3:16:55
that baby died. I don't give a fuck.
3:16:57
What the law says? Here's your baby.
3:16:59
The baby was perfectly healthy and alive and they go, you can't
3:17:03
play God and he goes well, I obviously can't count on the
3:17:06
system to do, right? I'm not going to let this This
3:17:09
woman and child die. That's the kind of that's like a
3:17:12
that's a small moral dilemma compared to the kind of shit
3:17:16
I've seen on there. Wow.
3:17:19
That is really interesting. I think I might have to side
3:17:21
with the The doctor on it. Yeah.
3:17:28
It's a it's a very very interesting if you wouldn't have
3:17:32
done that that the child would have died.
3:17:35
That's what the doctors were saying.
3:17:37
The doctors were saying that her placenta was so fucked up that
3:17:41
the baby passed through that. It wouldn't suffocate and die.
3:17:44
It would tear it up and kill the woman in the process but the
3:17:47
mother didn't want to do it. Do to a religious belief and I
3:17:50
remember thinking to myself what fucking belief, does she have
3:17:55
because she kept on saying that it Was accordance with the Bible
3:17:59
and I'm like, there's nowhere in the Bible that says anything
3:18:01
about that. You can't have a C-section or
3:18:04
any of this shit where she gets this idea from, but that was one
3:18:08
thing. But also I was just like, man,
3:18:11
just let him let him do the C-section.
3:18:14
I've had family members to the C-section perfectly fine.
3:18:20
I do think that the doctor committed a crime, though.
3:18:28
Yeah, it's obvious but they didn't know.
3:18:33
Okay, how do I put this the woman and the man after the baby
3:18:38
was taken out. The woman wasn't angry at the
3:18:41
doctor because she felt like how do I put this?
3:18:46
She felt like, she didn't have to make the choice that goes
3:18:50
against God. The doctor did it for her.
3:18:53
So she was, she let it slide, so that the husband because that's
3:18:57
what he wanted to read. Regionally anyway.
3:18:59
And but the lawyers were pissed off and they said they were
3:19:02
going to do this and that, and he goes, go for it.
3:19:05
He goes, I don't give a shit. You can call me whatever you
3:19:08
want the baby's healthy. They're healthy and fuck you.
3:19:12
I'll do what I want. Yeah, that's a that's that's an
3:19:15
interesting thought experiment. Because I do think that the
3:19:21
doctor did something wrong for the greater good though, like
3:19:25
part of it was wrong. And but the thing that was
3:19:27
important was right. Like the to save the child's
3:19:32
life was more important than violating the woman's religious
3:19:38
choices, or whatever. And then definitely just to
3:19:40
like, give her a shot without her permission is a definitely a
3:19:44
violation, but Yeah, it was the shit out of me and my daughter
3:19:51
because he just like he goes. All right.
3:19:53
And he pulls the baby out and the mother didn't even know he
3:19:56
was doing that. Well, just pulled the baby out,
3:19:59
cleaned it off and handed it to them and they were fucking
3:20:03
horrified for a moment. But then they were happy, the
3:20:07
baby's crying and they're holding that and everything's
3:20:10
fine at first. They were shocked, but it was
3:20:13
like, wow, I couldn't believe it.
3:20:16
Let's see. See here's another one maybe
3:20:18
this is. I don't know if you'll see this
3:20:20
as a moral dilemma. So the defense attorneys.
3:20:25
They're not supposed to let the other side know anything, right?
3:20:29
They're supposed to zealously fight for their client.
3:20:32
No matter what, right? Well what happens is, okay?
3:20:38
The one of the defense lawyers has a young teenage girl who's
3:20:43
pregnant. But at the same time, the All
3:20:46
keeps doing fucking rock. She keeps doing crack.
3:20:49
Okay. Well, the the the Diego to the
3:20:54
defense, lawyer and say, look if we put her back, if you allow
3:20:58
her to go back on the street and fight for her, she's going to
3:21:01
end up doing more crack and hurt the baby or even kill it and
3:21:06
probably herself in the process. So he decides the defense lawyer
3:21:11
decides to go along with the da and try to get her locked up for
3:21:15
a month, just long. Long enough to have the fucking
3:21:17
baby even though he had all the ability in the world potential
3:21:21
to get his client off, he thought morally instead of
3:21:25
Legally about who do we want to put this woman back out there or
3:21:29
do we want to wait until the baby has a chance?
3:21:32
So that really that was a moral dilemma and a half.
3:21:36
All that one seems straightforward to me.
3:21:40
That doesn't sound like a dilemma at all.
3:21:42
Well, the judge the judge basically said that, that's,
3:21:45
it's not going to work. What the da tried to do in order
3:21:49
to keep the woman in jail was say that she was Distributing
3:21:52
drugs to a minor. And the judge says who's the
3:21:55
minor. And she said the baby inside of
3:21:59
her. And she goes, you mean the fetus
3:22:00
since you go riding? So it became a pretty big.
3:22:05
Yeah, for me and you that's a pretty simple, fucking deal.
3:22:09
You don't want a baby involved with a fucking crackhead, for
3:22:13
sure. But there's a lot of lot of
3:22:16
episodes just deal with really really intense shit like is the
3:22:21
insane plea really viable is you know, should you continue to
3:22:27
defend someone even though you know that they may have done
3:22:30
something at all, kinds of shit like that?
3:22:33
It's intense but one thing the show has shown me is that there
3:22:37
is absolutely no way I'd Feel safe.
3:22:41
Going to court or being dealing with the system.
3:22:43
It is so fucking broken. Adam on both ends.
3:22:47
Both ends the DEA as well as the prosecutors.
3:22:55
Baby wings. As what the fuck?
3:22:57
Are you talking about Brett? I wouldn't be able to help you
3:22:59
comprehend, baby. You're too fucking retarded for
3:23:02
a conversation. I'm sorry you have had blocked.
3:23:06
That idiot aren't several occasions.
3:23:08
Always starting shit with me. I think it's been a house that
3:23:13
uses that out really well. You remember all benno's.
3:23:17
Yeah, that's a blast from the past.
3:23:21
Yeah the idiot returned under several almost 50.
3:23:25
Fucking count saying I'm back. You know, I'm going to come
3:23:28
after you again brat and I'm like I fuck you.
3:23:31
It takes me five seconds to get rid of your account.
3:23:33
Go ahead and have fun doing that.
3:23:36
I kind of feel, sorry for that ugly bitch though.
3:23:41
Oh man, you know why don't you Why you feel sorry?
3:23:47
Mmm. Other than just their
3:23:50
appearance, well, it's that and also, the way I taught when I
3:23:55
first started dealing with the person, I didn't know what I was
3:23:57
dealing with. I figured it was just another
3:23:59
stupid asshole. Just want to run their mouth,
3:24:02
just insults, the worst personal attacks that you could even
3:24:06
imagine. And she said, one day, I'm like,
3:24:09
who is this motherfucker talking down to me like that.
3:24:12
And I go over to their YouTube channel and they look like a
3:24:14
cross between a hybrid of Teen Wolf.
3:24:17
And, you know, the fucking dog Off of NeverEnding Story that we
3:24:20
were discussing earlier and I'm like right?
3:24:22
Yeah, I got the feeling bad about it.
3:24:29
I guess that's just human and me.
3:24:31
What are you going to do? Yeah, I don't remember much
3:24:36
about that person other than there.
3:24:39
How do you put it? Just their unusual appearance
3:24:42
will say. Oh here's a, here's a case of
3:24:47
the floor. You Adam, I'd really like to
3:24:49
hear what you think about this. So apparently, are you listening
3:24:54
yep. Is this this kind of extensive?
3:24:57
All right, so this guy, this man ands up taking a woman home with
3:25:02
him to his home. Well, whenever he gets up to go
3:25:06
get him, some breakfast and he locks the door on the other side
3:25:11
and the woman can't get out. So she calls the place in claim.
3:25:14
His, she's kidnapped. Well, when the cops come, the
3:25:17
cops ended up kicking the fucking door down because they
3:25:19
think they're saving the kidnapped woman.
3:25:22
The woman then says that she thinks the guy has got guns in
3:25:25
this closet, they open it and they find the body of a nun
3:25:29
inside the closet, well, due to technical bullshit with
3:25:33
warrants, and all that the lawyers were actually able to
3:25:37
say that the closet where the body was was not admissible.
3:25:41
They were actually able to get this motherfucker off arm.
3:25:44
Order and they had a body in the fucking thing, but because the
3:25:48
warrant didn't, the warrant wasn't for the whole home.
3:25:52
It was just so they could kick in the door and get the
3:25:55
kidnapped a woman out. It wasn't so they can do an
3:25:58
entire investigation around the house.
3:26:01
The courts were able to get that off.
3:26:03
Does that make sense to you? They find the body.
3:26:05
It's sitting right there at that fucking crazy.
3:26:10
I think that. So, that's sort of the that Type
3:26:14
of principle is what are a lot, like, sort of our country is
3:26:17
founded on this type of, you know, idea like that.
3:26:22
But yeah, that I think that's ridiculous because our laws are
3:26:26
mostly kind of set up more to protect the criminal than the
3:26:30
other way around. It seems like I've seen another
3:26:34
one, a real short one where a guy had the body of a woman in
3:26:37
the back of her trunk and the cops pulled him over for
3:26:40
speeding or some shit like that. And because they checked the
3:26:44
trunk and found the body, they didn't have any kind of like a
3:26:47
legal reason why they should have been able to look in the
3:26:50
trunk. I'm like, but the body was in
3:26:52
there. They found the fucking body and
3:26:55
you're going to let the guy off. Are you serious?
3:26:58
So I don't trust the system. It's that's fucking ridiculous.
3:27:02
Yeah. That doesn't make any sense at
3:27:04
all to me if you find if, if you find a dead body and it's clear
3:27:09
that that person killed them, then I don't care if there was a
3:27:13
warrant or something, like I think maybe there should be a
3:27:17
punishment if police find something like that, without
3:27:22
proper warrants and they should have a have to pay a fee or
3:27:25
there's a consequence for that. That's a violation that they did
3:27:28
wrong but that doesn't in any way, get you off, get you set
3:27:32
free. Why?
3:27:34
That's silly. And there's there's been a lot
3:27:39
of episodes that just blew my mind.
3:27:42
There was this, I'll tell you about one more that I thought
3:27:45
was totally fucked up. Apparently this this guy, his
3:27:50
psychiatrist ended up coming out publicly stating that the guy
3:27:54
admitted to raping and murdering a little girl.
3:27:58
Well what happens is, the mother sees us on television and while
3:28:02
the cops are getting ready to put the guy in the police car,
3:28:05
arrest him, she walks Stone Cold.
3:28:07
Uptake, solder gun blasts, motherfucker, three times, and
3:28:11
right. When the cops are thinking of
3:28:13
pulling their guns out, she drops her gun goes to her knees,
3:28:16
puts her hands behind her head. She goes to court and shit, and
3:28:20
they actually jailed her. They put her in prison for life
3:28:24
for killing this guy. Even though it was proven that
3:28:27
he actually did that to her daughter, right?
3:28:29
And murder her, and the mom made, it was the woman.
3:28:33
Not only was she also had a like, a disability where she was
3:28:38
deaf and had to do sign language and they put her away for that.
3:28:42
I don't know. I think if someone rapes and
3:28:44
murders a child of somebody, they should have some kind of
3:28:48
battle. Say, so what the fucking do with
3:28:50
that person, especially if it's known for sure, they did it.
3:28:55
Yeah, definitely I think what she did.
3:28:59
Is not only Justified but she's I think it should be the other
3:29:02
way around. She should be awarded if she
3:29:04
should be given some kind of reward for doing that.
3:29:11
If, if someone does that, yeah, they deserve to die and I think
3:29:15
that people should have the right to To take out Justice for
3:29:23
ends as situation like that. Matthew says those
3:29:28
technicalities get murders off but those are actually supposed
3:29:32
to be there to protect our rights.
3:29:34
Yeah. But I seen a bunch of innocent
3:29:35
people go get put on death row for circumstantial bullshit out
3:29:40
of the dense as where a motherfucker straight out,
3:29:43
admits and confesses to murder and then they do some
3:29:46
technicality where the confession doesn't get used and
3:29:49
then they make the bodies in this not admissible and get them
3:29:53
off. So it's like what the fuck?
3:29:57
That doesn't sound like a system.
3:29:59
I want to deal with. Yeah, I think that it's really
3:30:07
messed up. What do you think about these
3:30:15
insane? Please.
3:30:16
So these people who say they black out or temporarily and
3:30:20
Sanity, or they couldn't help it because of their fucking brain
3:30:24
and all that seems like a lot of these idiots out of here.
3:30:27
Go out and kill. And then say they had a
3:30:29
psychotic breakdown because he really fucking convenient.
3:30:34
And I don't know if I believe that, I don't know if I believe
3:30:36
that a psychopath or sociopath is not aware of right and wrong
3:30:40
or at least the fucking consequences.
3:30:45
I don't think that in any way, someone who, please, insanity or
3:30:49
is insane, should be set free, but I do think that maybe it
3:30:55
would. It could change like what you
3:30:59
would do afterwards, like, what, where they're going to go, like
3:31:02
if there's a special prison for the criminally insane and they
3:31:08
plea, Insanity, they should probably go to a different, you
3:31:12
know, a different type of prison with different weather,
3:31:15
different setup. Like they might need a more
3:31:19
strict many to keep, keep a closer eye on them.
3:31:27
Yeah, I can buy that. I can buy like a hospital like
3:31:31
prison or something over that of down the mountain, the public or
3:31:35
whatever. But yeah, just like a hot like
3:31:37
this, this is what I think, people think when they play in
3:31:40
insanity is, oh, they could just go to a mental hospital and they
3:31:43
can get out and they don't have to go to jail.
3:31:45
Like I don't think that's how it works.
3:31:47
But I think a hospital that I don't even really agree with
3:31:55
like, the whole like prison system. but if you are, if you
3:31:58
are doing it like a jail prison type thing, I think if there is
3:32:02
a different type of level of security, or a different
3:32:07
Facility, that is a jail and is a prison, but it also takes into
3:32:11
account that these people are insane.
3:32:16
That could affect one, how they would be treated in jail because
3:32:20
there might be certain think precautions that need to be made
3:32:23
for the rest of the other people around them.
3:32:26
And to if they do ever, if they are ever released, you know, it
3:32:31
would be different. Taking different precautions,
3:32:34
knowing their criminally insane and can just lose their mind and
3:32:37
kill somebody. I hear ya, what I mean by as, if
3:32:44
somebody's like had a pattern, all their life of being like
3:32:48
mentally ill, and seeing doctors and all that shit.
3:32:51
I could see that person getting a little bit of treatment of
3:32:54
going down, like, some kind of hospital or whatever.
3:32:57
But if a motherfucker just goes out and premeditated murder and
3:33:02
then tries to do the insanity play.
3:33:04
I think that that's where the horse shit starts coming in that
3:33:07
kind of disgust me. Well, mr.
3:33:13
Monroe, I may not have a full understanding of how the legal
3:33:16
system works. And I may even see it as unfair,
3:33:19
but one thing I do know, is that your mother likes it on the
3:33:21
bottom. See you later.
3:33:23
Fuck face. All right, continue on.
3:33:30
I don't know why this guy has to keep coming back and do all
3:33:33
these fucking accounts. Unbelievable.
3:33:37
I was that the same person you think?
3:33:39
Yeah, same stupid shit. Can't ever have a conversation?
3:33:45
I don't think there's anybody in chat or in this fucking chat
3:33:48
room. That understands the full legal
3:33:52
system or we'd both be fucking lawyers or whatever.
3:33:54
We're sitting here, having a conversation about a TV show.
3:33:57
Not actually you know really being involved in the shut I
3:34:01
guess if I were to talk about Star Trek, next thing, the
3:34:04
idiots can tell me is you just don't have.
3:34:06
To experience your understanding of flying a fucking Starship.
3:34:10
That was shit. Cocksucker.
3:34:16
And my terrible. Oh boy, getting kind of cranky
3:34:24
in my old age. Oof.
3:34:36
Any more neat stuff you learned with AI?
3:34:41
Hmm. the other day, I was asking it like, Like the origin of
3:34:49
certain like expressions and stuff.
3:34:52
The origin of Expressions. Certain expressions like raining
3:34:56
cats and dogs or things like that.
3:35:01
I got a joke with that. Hey, it's raining cats and dogs
3:35:04
and I stepped in a poodle. Do you know where that
3:35:09
expression comes from Brett? No, I don't know where a lot of
3:35:13
that. Crazy shit comes from what
3:35:14
happened. Try to remember some of them
3:35:16
though, raining cats and dogs at said that.
3:35:20
Huh, is like hundreds of years ago.
3:35:23
This is this expression, originated, we're back in like
3:35:27
England. I think they said the way that
3:35:29
the roofs were set up when it would rain that, the pets would
3:35:32
like hide in the roof. Look, the way that they were set
3:35:36
up. I can't remember how they worded
3:35:37
it, but it was like it's like they could get into the roof and
3:35:42
get away from the rain. But if it rained hard enough,
3:35:46
they would fall out. So, in other words, you would go
3:35:50
outside and it was raining so hard.
3:35:51
That literally the cats and dogs are falling out of the roof.
3:35:59
Oh, that makes sense. And they would see, but it's a
3:36:01
animals falling out of the fucking ceiling.
3:36:03
Yeah, it's raining cats and dogs.
3:36:05
It sounds reasonable. So, it's like pretty, I mean,
3:36:08
it's kind of literal, like, you really would go outside and
3:36:11
there would be cats and dogs covered in waterfall.
3:36:13
No. But they're just falling from
3:36:14
the roof. Well, how the hell?
3:36:17
The dogs and animals. Get up cats and dogs while I can
3:36:20
see how a cat could get up there, but I don't know about
3:36:24
the dog thing. Well that's interesting.
3:36:30
What other sayings and what's their origin trying to remember.
3:36:33
So let's see. Straight, from the horse's mouth
3:36:40
has to do with. They would actually examine the
3:36:44
like if they're selling a horse they would like look at its
3:36:46
teeth to see how how healthy it is.
3:36:51
So it's like you're you're not just taking someone's word form
3:36:54
for for how you're not taking someone's if you're buying a
3:36:57
horse and they claim. It's really healthy.
3:37:00
You're not just taking the guys word for it.
3:37:02
You're looking at. You're literally look in the at
3:37:04
the horse's mouth and seeing that it's healthy is the basic
3:37:08
idea. Hmm.
3:37:12
Well, how did they contrast it with humans though?
3:37:15
Like well damn, that's straight from the horse's mouth.
3:37:18
Where, how did they in tune it with that?
3:37:23
Yeah, I don't know. Try to remember there was a
3:37:29
there was a whole bunch but there was like a few that were
3:37:31
pretty interesting. Actually, I think I still have
3:37:33
it open to see one was two birds with one stone was from they
3:37:38
actually use a slingshot. So they were shooting at birds
3:37:41
and they would kill two birds with one stone in the slingshot.
3:37:45
I had always thought of that expression is like, bashing it
3:37:47
with a rock, which I thought was extremely grotesque, you know,
3:37:53
yeah. Well what changes it because
3:37:56
it's being used with a slingshot.
3:37:57
Shot seems like just something about the slingshot makes it
3:38:00
less grotesque for me, doesn't it seem less grotesque than just
3:38:06
like bashing? Battle.
3:38:09
I don't know. I human can put a lot of
3:38:13
strength in this slamming. Iraq down on a fucking creature,
3:38:16
but getting hit with a slingshot, doesn't tickle
3:38:19
either. So I don't know.
3:38:24
I can't believe we're arguing over a fucking how to smash the
3:38:27
bird, but what else we got. I'm trying to remember can you
3:38:33
think of any expressions and then I'll see if I can remember
3:38:35
what it was. I told me a whole bunch, some of
3:38:39
my Keen isms are obviously some that those remarks done from the
3:38:44
countryside, like the whole nine yards, that motherfucker did the
3:38:48
whole nine yards. I figured that's some kind of
3:38:52
football statement. Oh yeah, I don't know, I don't
3:38:55
know that one. Look it up.
3:39:02
Chat. Gbt is not cooperating right now
3:39:06
mang. Hmm.
3:39:15
Oh, here we go. Okay.
3:39:16
So oh shit. Never mind.
3:39:17
That's not it. Give me a second.
3:39:23
It's all good. Okay, a little warm summer, just
3:39:30
really obvious About this one. This one's kind of a common
3:39:36
thing that you hear about Society, man.
3:39:39
That sumbitch went out that fucking pervert flash.
3:39:42
Somebody why did they come up with the word flash for it?
3:39:48
That's your example, I don't know.
3:39:53
I don't know if I want to look that one out, then the kind of a
3:39:58
weird word though. This.
3:40:00
He went out and Flash somebody. Yeah.
3:40:03
Me almost sounds like motherfuckers, a journalist
3:40:05
taking pictures or something. Brett, this one's fucked up,
3:40:09
cat. Got your tongue.
3:40:11
Have you ever had, you know, where that came from?
3:40:14
I've heard the term before quite a few times, but I never heard
3:40:17
the origin. Well, okay, so this is according
3:40:20
to chat gbt so it's possible that it's not accurate but
3:40:24
supposedly it's from all the way back to ancient Egypt, where
3:40:30
they would. If someone lied they would cut
3:40:32
their tongue out and feed it to a cat.
3:40:35
Hmm and so if someone says cat, got your tongue, if someone's
3:40:39
quiet, they're suggesting, oh, The matter, someone cut out your
3:40:43
tongue and fed it to account and that's why you're not speaking
3:40:45
because you're a fucking liar. Well, that actually makes sense
3:40:50
that the Egyptians actually worshipped cats and seeing them
3:40:54
as divinity. That would make sense.
3:41:01
Okay. Saved by the Bell, has another
3:41:03
interesting one, that's kind of like morbid, really morbid.
3:41:08
That would be more, but I always figured it had something to do
3:41:11
with the school. Bell going off or something.
3:41:13
That's what you think of, right? Yeah.
3:41:17
It actually goes back to when they used to bury people.
3:41:22
They would have a string tied to a bell to make sure that they
3:41:24
didn't bury someone alive and if they accidentally did, that
3:41:28
could ring the bell for help? That's during that time they
3:41:33
come up with vampire, lower and shut, that makes sense.
3:41:38
That's crazy. And then bite the bullet.
3:41:41
Is an interesting one to do. You have your?
3:41:43
Do you know what that one is? I've heard bite the bullet.
3:41:46
I figured it had something to do with somebody getting hungry.
3:41:51
Oh, really like eating a bullet. Yeah.
3:41:55
I always interpreted as like being shot, just like,
3:41:58
quote-unquote bite the bullet. Like it's just Like a way of
3:42:02
saying being like shot in the face.
3:42:06
Well, that's a little bit more than b and well like your
3:42:10
quote-unquote biting it because it's going through the head, you
3:42:13
know, who, but it's neither of those things.
3:42:16
It's biting down on a bullet to endure pain.
3:42:20
So they used to do that before they had anesthesia someone
3:42:23
would bite down on a bullet. Oof.
3:42:27
They bet aren't a bullet. Hmm.
3:42:30
Like if you're gritting your teeth so hard but they're Biting
3:42:33
Down on the bullet so it's like something to bite into.
3:42:38
Well, damn, I didn't realize that I didn't know that the
3:42:41
fucking shoot on bullets whenever they were doing that.
3:42:46
damn, well that we know I can learn something new everyday.
3:42:54
I think all the other ones I looked up or just like, really,
3:42:57
really literal and obvious. But someone said, what about a
3:43:01
bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
3:43:03
You see what that one is? I know I've looked at it before
3:43:10
but I can't remember what it is. I started making up my own
3:43:14
fucking Concepts and shit a while back.
3:43:17
I don't know if you'd heard them.
3:43:18
Some of them are called Kina zooms.
3:43:20
Nobody ever uses this one though and it's one of my favorites.
3:43:24
It's whenever is I say I don't give two shits in the fuck
3:43:28
whistle. What you think you know nobody
3:43:30
ever uses. That one of you should write a
3:43:33
book of keen isms. I don't know if you know Adam
3:43:40
but I have a finished out a 430 page book about my life.
3:43:45
I'm not sure if I want to release it anytime soon, though.
3:43:48
I remember you told me cuz it's sort of its biographical and it
3:43:51
involves certain family members, right?
3:43:55
Yeah. Yeah.
3:43:57
I release it right now. I can be taken out of
3:44:00
inheritances. I could get to sound some pretty
3:44:03
rough shit in there. so, My wife, how many do you think
3:44:10
there are probably every fucking one I've ever made up and even
3:44:14
some new ones? No, but I'm if you put a number
3:44:17
on it, There's got to be at least 100.
3:44:21
Yeah, it's definitely over 100 Yeah, I don't know, though.
3:44:30
Probably have to wait a while for a release that one now.
3:44:38
Oh yeah, so a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
3:44:42
Is pretty straightforward, a bird in the hand.
3:44:47
So, one bird in the hand is worth two in the bush means, if
3:44:52
you've caught a bird and you literally have it in your hand,
3:44:55
it's more valuable than the two out there in the bush that you
3:44:57
haven't caught been a long time since I heard that one. and,
3:45:11
Hmm. Brett with what are some other
3:45:27
key nizam's you can think of Hmm.
3:45:32
Oh, let me see. There's one like the most
3:45:36
obvious ancient ones like that are just repeated by other
3:45:40
people most of the time and that's some mighty knows.
3:45:45
I'm just come out of nowhere but one I used to use all the time
3:45:49
especially under the stallion account that people use does say
3:45:53
something to the effect of don't make me fuck.
3:45:55
Start your face. I don't know.
3:45:59
It's not one of the more brilliant ones but it Sure got
3:46:02
the message across, don't make me what don't make me fuck start
3:46:09
your face looks tough in your face.
3:46:14
You have you also have ones that it's like you didn't make it up
3:46:17
but you quote, a lot, like have a coconut smell to shut the fuck
3:46:21
up. Yeah, old old.
3:46:24
Richard Pryor deal, have a Coke, and a smile, and shut the fuck
3:46:28
up. Yep.
3:46:30
It's prior. APS says, I would read it.
3:46:41
Hmm. I think one thing that you do,
3:46:47
Brett a lot is your say You'll list every type of thing you'll
3:46:53
list Muslim and atheist and Christian.
3:46:57
And like you know just you'll say the whole list of every
3:47:00
possible religion. Hmm atheist agnostic, Pagan
3:47:05
Muslims are atheist agnostic. Christian Muslim, Pagan Jew.
3:47:09
Yeah. As I like a order to that the
3:47:19
way you just said those. It's just that usually seems
3:47:26
like the order I put forth and I'm a brains kind of Lulu right
3:47:32
now. Remember the chest issues, Yeah,
3:47:36
right. Well, so you're you said your
3:47:41
daughter is going to be there soon, Brett.
3:47:44
Yeah, it should be here in just a little while.
3:47:46
I got probably about 15 more minutes.
3:47:49
Okay, cool. She'll be chilling out relaxing
3:47:52
and she'll say, dad want to watch the practice.
3:47:56
She really, really loves shows like CSI, Law and Order.
3:48:00
And she loves stuff having to do with forensics and case files
3:48:04
and all that. And the practice we really like
3:48:07
is we get to see what happens once the criminal goes to court.
3:48:11
Hmm. Well, that's good.
3:48:15
Good quality time. I always bugger about something
3:48:19
to cause she was really, really into CSI and see us.
3:48:23
I don't know if you ever watch it, but it's filled with
3:48:25
autopsies and bodies being open and shit.
3:48:29
And then whenever I, we realize that we're running out of shows,
3:48:32
I go looking for other TV shows that would be interesting for us
3:48:36
to watch and I say, hey daughter, you're gonna like this
3:48:39
one. It's got a lot of killing and
3:48:40
death in it. She goes.
3:48:41
Oh, Dad. Boy.
3:48:59
It's funny, you were bringing up Kina zooms and all that.
3:49:02
Believe it or not, my wife still gets a kick out of it.
3:49:06
When I say one of these like silly phrases and shit boy,
3:49:10
there's some times where I'll be sitting in my chair in the
3:49:12
living room and I'll say something Goofy and shit and
3:49:15
both my wife and daughter just fucking gasping for air
3:49:19
laughing. Her ass off and shut, it's good
3:49:22
to know that. After all these years, I can
3:49:24
make my wife laughs that fucking hard.
3:49:27
Hmm. Oof, I didn't know they had that
3:49:41
roof. That's a, that's a Bret gain as
3:49:44
them to Angie's. Poof.
3:49:51
Who else says oof? That's like Garfield in a comic
3:49:56
strip says, oof. I don't know anyone that
3:50:00
actually says, roof out loud is a real word.
3:50:07
Well, geez, and gee whiz. I got that shit from Charlie
3:50:11
Brown, man. I used to hate Charlie Brown.
3:50:15
Oh, fuck. You know why don't ya?
3:50:18
Yeah, with the Lucy shit. You remember, when the little
3:50:21
girl would hold the football out and then she pull it up.
3:50:24
As soon as you goes to do the kick, I was like man that comes
3:50:28
a little bastard. Never figures out.
3:50:30
This bitch is going to do. Why are you keep on swinging?
3:50:33
Full Throttle of the fucking ball.
3:50:35
You know ain't going to be there.
3:50:36
R. It's just little things that
3:50:39
piss me off. Sometimes is that terrible every
3:50:45
fucking time. Let me see what that says real
3:51:01
quick. Mmm.
3:51:25
Yeah, that sounds like shit. Oh boy.
3:51:32
Well, what else is on your mind? Not a whole lot.
3:51:40
I think we filled almost about four hours worth of stuff.
3:51:46
Well, I guess I'll schedule something for when do you think
3:51:51
would be a good time to schedule something?
3:51:57
This. I mean, this worked for me, like
3:51:59
this for the rest of the month. I should have a pretty open
3:52:03
schedule, like later in the day and evening, and night, and some
3:52:07
not so much earlier in the day. All right, sounds good.
3:52:16
Now, I don't even want some wine.
3:52:19
What's up? Anything else in your mind?
3:52:23
I don't think so. You got anything else?
3:52:28
Brett? Yeah, I probably would if I
3:52:32
wasn't having this chest cold and shedded.
3:52:34
Are you acting me from getting any real deep stuff?
3:52:39
Think we had a pretty good conversation about the universe
3:52:42
earlier though. Yeah, about that kind of stuff.
3:52:47
It was good. Yeah, you should you should read
3:52:49
more about the whole the whole James Webb Space.
3:52:52
Telescope thing is like going to be developing.
3:52:55
It's going to just be more and more stuff that they're fine.
3:52:57
Ting. I gotta be honest with ya.
3:53:00
I was surprised though because I had always thought that your
3:53:04
model of the universe was kind of like the study State deal.
3:53:07
But you did make some interesting points that they
3:53:10
could be argued for more creationism and all that.
3:53:13
I didn't even think about that. Yeah, it's like everyone I ever
3:53:17
talk to if they have heard of the steady state, the assume
3:53:20
that, that's what I believe and they just call it that they,
3:53:23
most people don't distinguish between static and steady state.
3:53:27
The steady-state is an inflation as continuous creation.
3:53:32
Inflation model and expansion models are not inflation.
3:53:39
And the newest one is called quasi steady state, which is
3:53:41
like it called mini bangs. Instead of one big bang.
3:53:45
There's a whole bunch of mini bangs This basically, just it's
3:53:51
almost more like I think of steady-state almost like another
3:53:54
form of The Big Bang Theory. They're both basically.
3:53:59
It's like taking the Big Bang Theory and kind of trying to get
3:54:02
a way around it. Did you?
3:54:11
I don't know if he ever answered though, on your me.
3:54:14
Talked about how you got away from the concept of God and all
3:54:18
those views, but you didn't really get into the origin of
3:54:21
what made you get into this concept of the universe?
3:54:28
Oh, like, what specifically? Well, basically, I mean you
3:54:33
obviously knew that. I mean maybe it's a we see.
3:54:38
So commonly running the people who just kind of go with the
3:54:41
first thing that's told to them that's seems popular but you
3:54:46
obviously decided fuck that. I'm going to go against both of
3:54:50
these commonly used a models of the universe.
3:54:53
I'm going to look into something else.
3:54:54
What what started that it wasn't just fucked up.
3:54:57
That I was obsessed with the Big Bang Theory, I believe in it
3:55:00
very strongly. I was reading like a hundred
3:55:03
different books, like I was, I was like obsessively studying
3:55:07
it, and I believed in it and I found issues with it.
3:55:14
And I did come across books on steady state, and on a static,
3:55:20
like, plasma universe and a book.
3:55:22
The Big Bang never happened. And this book called The endless
3:55:25
universe that talks about I like a cyclic model, so it was like
3:55:31
having ran into those books in the past and then coming across
3:55:35
new information. It was just more and more clear
3:55:40
that it had all these problems and stuff.
3:55:45
But I don't know. I don't know if there was like a
3:55:46
tongue like a can't remember like, at what point I made the
3:55:51
switch like I just stopped Believing in a beginning.
3:55:58
I could probably figure it out. I just, I don't remember.
3:56:02
It might have been the end. There's this book called endless
3:56:04
universe by Neil Turok that I read.
3:56:06
I'm pretty sure by by that point.
3:56:08
Whenever that book came out I believed in a, in a more like an
3:56:16
eternal thing. But even then it was more like,
3:56:19
I think, at first, I went to, like a cycle.
3:56:20
So, like, you know, like a big bang and a big punt that thing
3:56:24
like a big bounce for a. I'm always more convinced, okay?
3:56:28
There's still expansion but it's like it grows and then it
3:56:31
shrinks and then it grows and shrinks for a while.
3:56:34
Probably like doing that. Does the same thing with my
3:56:37
religious beliefs with God? It was like, I started out
3:56:39
full-blown. I believed in 100% Christianity,
3:56:43
and the Bible, and the literal Bible to, like incrementally,
3:56:50
like the deism and pantheism, not pantheism, but pan in the
3:56:56
ism, and things like that. Yeah, I don't know.
3:57:02
There might have been like, one crucial thing that like changed
3:57:04
my mind. But I can't remember what it
3:57:08
was. But I don't know.
3:57:14
I honestly, I think if people just read enough with an open
3:57:17
mind, they would come to the same conclusion.
3:57:21
Because it's just a matter of, you know.
3:57:27
Getting past the set that you're into is and reading enough about
3:57:31
it. These start to notice these
3:57:33
problems looking at the Alternatives and just you know,
3:57:37
coming to the conclusion that You got to let go of that,
3:57:41
beloved Theory, it may sound surprising but the big bang for
3:57:45
me was was a beloved Theory. You know that I was I liked it a
3:57:48
lot that was into I was like all about it.
3:57:52
Why do you like it so much for? I just thought it was I mean I
3:57:56
thought that was what happened. I thought was interesting.
3:58:00
I just was in into it, you know? It wasn't like I just oh I gotta
3:58:07
prove this stupid thing wrong and be, you know, like a
3:58:11
contrarian or something. Now, it's like I was like into
3:58:15
it. Kind of sucks.
3:58:18
Like we View and vessel is time studying something and then you
3:58:20
find out it's wrong but it's also exciting.
3:58:23
To look into what is if that's wrong.
3:58:26
Then what is the right answer, you know.
3:58:29
Yeah. Yeah.
3:58:35
I don't know, I think if people read some of the same stuff that
3:58:37
I came across the wood, They would probably come to the same
3:58:42
conclusion if they're being fair.
3:58:46
Yeah, yeah. The Big Bang never happened is a
3:58:51
good, is a good book to check out if you're questioning the
3:58:54
Big Bang. Whoa, it's a little outdated,
3:58:56
though. It like, it's like from like the
3:58:58
90s. So a lot has happened since
3:59:00
then. But if it was convincing back,
3:59:04
then it's even more convincing now, there's like even better
3:59:07
reasons to reject it. I'm gonna go ahead and shut it
3:59:14
down and I will have something scheduled.
3:59:16
Make sure you click reminder. All right sounds good.
3:59:19
Nice talk with you. Have a good night you too mate.
3:59:22
All right, bye.