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#670: Non-Player Characters · Macroaggressions

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Get
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so frustrated
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dealing with stupid people hmm and
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You know, I try to remind myself that it's not always their fault
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But when you're angry, I
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I'm not a really interested in whose fault it is or I just want you to get out of my way and stop shuffling your fucking
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Feet and move faster. God damn man. We're trying. I've got a life to lead here
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Can you move out of the way so I can walk faster? I mean this feels like
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Every day of my life is this is me
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slowing down to wait for some asshole who
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Apparently it's the first day he's ever driven a car or hey, we're at the airport
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This family standing in front of me first day ever out in the wild never seen an airport before
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Decided that today's the day they're gonna fly on it on a big old airplane and they're gonna get right in my way
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Before they do it. I mean god damn it. I
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I'm trying to not be an
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insensitive asshole here
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But at what point is it their fault?
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You know what I mean at what point do we say look enough you guys need to have your own
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Dimension or something to be
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Operating on because where you are right now. You are in my way. You're all in my way and and I
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You know what I'm talking about. I mean I got it
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I imagine there's at least half of you are nodding along in agreement like I this is my life as well
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I
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Want to go to the grocery store and knock out something very simple. I'm gonna go in I'm gonna grab a thing of milk
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I'm gonna grab a carton of eggs, and I'm gonna be out of here. Nobody's gonna even know that I mean
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I'll be damned if that doesn't have to turn into a fucking adventure, okay?
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I can't even do that anymore you get up to the register. What's wrong registers broken
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Well, what's wrong with it? What needs more tape?
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Okay, well, this is a problem that you face probably three times a day when the register receipt thing is running out of tape
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Got an idea. Why don't you go get some more tape, dude and figure it out like my goodness
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Do I have to be in charge of everything here?
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I'll tell you and I might have told this story before I think if in fact
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I think I have and if it wasn't on this show it was definitely on day zero. I I was I
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Was dating somebody and this was back when I lived in
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At the beach so it was either the late mid the late 90s or early 2000s and and I had
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expressed
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Some frustration in front of this girl
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Not it not with her. I wasn't directed at her. It was
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me ranting about some
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Agree just act committed by some retarded lunatic and you know, and I mean
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I just was pissed off about some but somebody was doing something stupid and then whatever and
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For it rubbed her the wrong way and she was like you have a problem with your anger
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And I was like I do and she was like I think you do and I was like, well, what is the problem with it?
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She's like you have an anger issue. I was like
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Is it an is it an anger issue or is it me getting angry?
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Because I can get angry and that doesn't make it an issue and she says I think you should talk to somebody about it
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And I was like, I'm talking to you about it. It's does that count. It's just like no
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I think you should talk to a professional about it
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And I said, okay fine. I've never talked to a professional about this
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So why don't I do that? I'll I'll have a conversation with a professional. I'll lay it all out there
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and then you know you you decide so I
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Go and I I
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meet with a therapist and
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We have a conversation and it's a lady therapist and at the end, you know
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I sort of lay out my whole bank. She asked me some questions. I explained the way I see the world and
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She walks me down a couple leading questions
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I give her some answers to and and we get done at the end and and so we stand up and
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It's one of those things where you go. Okay. Well, do I
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Am I gonna be on the treadmill? Do I need to come back and see you?
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Are you gonna fit me for a straight jacket? Like where are we in this whole process?
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And I said so like where do we go from here? She goes, we're good
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And I go, oh am I fixed and you know like as a you know because I'm a smart-ass. Oh you fix me doc
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Thank you. I appreciate that. We're good. She goes, no
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Look, here's what's going on
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You are of high intelligence and you live in a world of very
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mid to low intelligence and
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You are going to have to get a handle on this moving forward. You're in a sea of idiots and
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It's gonna be a frustrating life for you
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In unless you learn how to to to deal with this and navigate through a sea of morons and
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Not make yourself crazy
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But you you're good, you know the end and so we walked out
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She said you're not crazy. You just have a low tolerance for stupidity
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And I went oh, yeah, that's a hundred percent what I've got
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I have a low tolerance for stupidity and so that's what we're gonna talk about today and it's not necessarily stupid
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people
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There's a sliding scale here
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There are people who are born into this world who are just dumb and they're never gonna be smart they could
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Set their intention to read an encyclopedia and fill their brain with knowledge, but they're just intellectually capped
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It's not their fault. Maybe their frontal lobe isn't developed fully. Maybe
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Component to their brain
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were never
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maybe your parents a
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Long family tree of inbreeding that really capture intelligence
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That's why the Middle East is as dumb as it is generally speaking on an IQ level is because of the inbreeding
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It's a catastrophe, right, so there's a variety of reasons
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Where you know you could lose some points here and there
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But there's a new there's a new version of this and perhaps it's always been there
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But we haven't been as a tune to it and this is NPCs right the non-player characters
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And this is what I want to focus on today because you know, it's funny
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Let's admit that right and we'll talk about this and in my own sort of unique way. I will
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I'll try to make it as funny as I can but but the underlying theme most definitely is frustration
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Right because well, I'm not in a video game. Maybe I am. I don't know at least I'm as far as I'm concerned. I
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Don't think that I'm in a video game
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so because I don't think that I'm in a video game all of these
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NPCs these
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people who are set on their
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predetermined routes that are
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Walking in the same pattern and tomorrow when I play the video game
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They'll be in the same place doing the same thing. It feels very real to me, you know, unfortunately
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And and I don't know if that was a thing in the past
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But in the video games you are you know, it's populated with NPCs because as a player
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You need to know that there's a lot there's action going on and these
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Characters give you the impression that there's other people in this world. Well, I'm in this world right now
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This real world not non video game world though
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Everything's got an asterisk because after smoking enough DMT and seeing the grid
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It is possible to me that we are in a simulation
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And in fact if that were the case then the NPCs would would make sense
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It's really the the one answer that I am willing to accept when someone
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Asked the question why are there so many NPCs out there sort of aimlessly
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Wandering around like Pac-Man ghosts out there on their predetermined route
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And if the answer if the the air quotes God
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Whoever a creator of the universe were to pull me aside and say it's because you're in a massive video game
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And we need some people who aren't taking up
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Computing power. They're just there, but they're they're not really there there, you know
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They're there in space, but they're not doing much of anything
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That would make sense to me. I would go. Oh
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That fills in a lot of the gaps for for why we are in where we are, but let's just say that we're not in a video game
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Then all of these know-nothing people out there who are in PCs
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they're
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they're they're now just getting in our way and
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And and and I don't need them to be there for the video game, you know for this this game
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I'm living I'm going through
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I would like for them to be gone
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Frankly, I'd like for them to get out of the way. Do you know how much?
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Easier traffic would move if all of these people were vanished disappeared
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I envision that this is kind this might have been the conversation that was happening something along this line
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in the
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1800s when these old-timey
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British eugenicists were out sailing the seven seas
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colonizing the faraway lands and coming across people who were for standard deviations below them and IQ they're probably going
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This is a different species
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and in fact
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You know frankly a case can be made that it is different species
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We have a variety of different species of birds, right? I don't know why it's offensive to say that bird over there
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Is a cardinal and you go oh my god, how dare you call that bird a cardinal that bird is clearly an orial and it's like
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Oh, are you judging by the color of its feathers?
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It's like well. Yeah, it's actually a different species. So it does different things. Yeah, it's a bird in general
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But is it are all birds the same?
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No, they're not are all people the same?
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No, they're not and the idea that we haven't classified people in the different species is kind of crazy when you look at
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We've done it with all the other animals. Why haven't we done it with people because that would be offensive, right?
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And that's what the guys at the British round table. We're talking about right?
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They were interacting with people from faraway lands who might as well have not been human as far as they were concerned
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All right, so they were dealing with NPCs a long time ago
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You know how they dealt with them they murdered as many of them as they could I mean they really just said oh
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Here we go India. Yeah, see let's just kill all these people, right?
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So that's sort of what happens when you
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When you get on the wrong side of a certain group of people so the NPCs who are out there
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Populating our world right now if they existed during a different time and space
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They might have been dragged up to the top of a pyramid and sacrificed over a long weekend and had their hearts pulled out by
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You know the guy from Indiana Jones
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I'm just saying it's it's probably best for the NPCs that they weren't around when the Aztecs were there or they would have been sacrificed
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but we're but
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You know it kind of feels like we are living in a multiplayer game and
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I'm not even saying that that's out of the question, right? I'm putting that on I know deeply religious people
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don't like to think that we're in a video game because then
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Well then it then it it turns
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Yeah, I don't know it
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Marginalizes God. I think if we're just in a video game then God is essentially some
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Video game developer
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gosh
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Have you seen what video game developers typically look like I just in my mind
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I just think God is a little bit more put together than some
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Shlubby guys slamming Mountain Dews and coding till four o'clock in the morning, but what do I know?
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But they've been making movies about this. It's so it's not just us that's paying attention in in the
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Collective consciousness the though the Western world. We're starting to see this
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You know, they had the movie with Ryan Reynolds called free guy. Yeah, he was an NPC in that the Truman show
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Truman show is an interesting one. He's sort of an a hybrid NPC like a it's like a NPC storyline
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mixed with
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I was very dystopian
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You know talk about simulation theory, right? I mean, it's like
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It's like the whole world is like a gigantic play and you are an actor who
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Didn't get the script or something like that. That must be very
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Disconcerting. I mean we saw NPC characteristics in the matrix in the red dress scene where the ladies walking down the street with
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the red dress and everybody else was sort of an NPC looks the same and
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You know that and so I
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Wonder I
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Wonder about you know when you when you're rendering a video game and
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Say somebody's playing a video game. That's that's part of a much bigger world a bigger universe of the game
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Where I am playing the game
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My version of the screen only renders what I need to see for where I am
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It's not rendering the other side of the universe for me because I'm not there
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So in my world on my video game screen that other side of the universe doesn't exist until I go there, right?
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So it's it's like
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Schrodinger's
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Video game universe, right? Does it exist?
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You know if you don't see it the tree falls in the video game forest and you're not there to watch it
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Doesn't make a sound so a
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Lot of the video games they don't render
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NPCs until the NPCs come into
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interaction with you
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So what if we what if the NPCs that that we interact with every day don't even exist when we don't see them
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You might have needed to
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smoke another joint before this before this episode I mean
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I'm just that you know, we're just kind of talking it out loud because if they're really
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Non-player characters and there's nothing going on in there and they're only there to to add a little bit of
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Context and filler and
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Scenery to your life as they pass by you then as they pass by you do they disappear
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Or is somebody else getting that NPC? I don't know
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Sometimes though, but but but in all seriousness about when you're dealing with human beings face-to-face
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Every but I'm not saying that people are robots
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I'm not saying that they're walking around with skin suits and and I'm not even saying so much that you put on
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They live glasses and that you can see that they're that they're alien hybrids or anything underneath that
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It's just that there's a dullness to them
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That you can see
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I wonder if you can feel it it might even be something that you can feel on a
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Energetic level or you know how you know dolphins
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Navigate through echolocation. They're bouncing sound waves off of things to see where things are
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I wonder if we're doing that with NPCs like bouncing waves off of them and determining like
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This isn't even like a person worth dealing with this is a non person
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I don't know
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Cuz I'll tell you I've had interactions with people where I just want to go like snap my fingers and go hello
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Like are you there like to the point where you're not even worried about hurting their feelings?
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Because there's a part of you that wonders if they even have feelings. You're like come on, buddy
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Like being really condescending to somebody's face in a way that you might not normally do
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Like the way you might do to a robot that you were testing out like come on error C3 PL
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Let's fucking go kick it in the ass pal, you know like talking to them like that
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That is the way I talked to NPCs out there in the world come on move it get kick it in the ass, buddy
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Let's go come on. I have a life to lead. Let's not I don't have all day
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I'll talk to people like that
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Who are in my way?
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Frustrating me stupid like that. I found in I'll tell you why I started doing it
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And it's a horrible reason to do it, but I've started I've started doing it during the research for my
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new book on
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Eugenics you get into some of the the old-timey
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British roundtable stuff and and and their policies and how they treated the third world and they
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They were very direct with their people the people who they sent to manage the farms the human farms
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You know if you're talking about
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Rhodesia, South Africa, India, you know wherever it was that they were going
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They had strict orders on how to deal with the natives and basically it went like this the natives are not to be
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Fraternized with in any way shape or form
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You can't reason with them the way you can reason with the people back home
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you have to instruct them you have to use the whip with them and
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You can ask them to do something all day long and they're not going to do it
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You got to break out the whip don't be afraid to break out the whip with them now
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Of course, I'm not going to break out an actual whip
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But the point is you have to
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command them and
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They will do what you need them to do, but you have to command them and
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It sounds
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I mean it sounds like animalistic right it sounds really
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Like disrespectful
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What they're saying is if you confuse that and give these people respect they will murder your entire clan
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That's what they told them like be careful
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You can't fraternize you can't be nice to them
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You can't interact with them the way you interact with the other people
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From your group be at your color be at your countrymen be at the people who are from your culture
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Whatever it is when you're dealing with these other cultures you have to deal with them differently and
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That is kind of the way you have to deal with NPCs as well
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You have to go in there and rattle their cage if you want to get anywhere if you don't
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They won't take you seriously
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This is the this is why you know like
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all the the
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Minimum wage employees sitting around the coffee table all complaining about how the boss comes in there and yells at them
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The reason why the bosses come in there and yell at these people is because they have to
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That's what they don't understand is that the people at the very very bottom of the intelligence chain
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need to
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Absolutely positively be told exactly what to do
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Because they won't be able to think about what it is to do themselves
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You have to do that now the first time you come across this it feels very mean
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But if you are trying to run a country or a city or a village or a company or whatever it is
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That'll get shaken out real fast
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They took the most uppity
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Women with them right women who were
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Cultural and educated and all of this and took them to these far away lands and turn them into races
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immediately
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After dealing with the people who were living there
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They said we just came back and we had you had to deal with them differently, right?
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So this is this is where we are within PCs sometimes you can see it in their eyes
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Sometimes you can see it in their SSR eyes
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Right that they've been neutered chemically
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You'll understand that you have shallow interactions with them limited understanding of current events
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inability to to carry much of a conversation above very baseline base level of things
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aimless
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medicated vaccinated castrated and
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They're generally viewed by society as being a bit of a disappointment
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I mean, it's it's an unimpressive group of people
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Pretty easy to spot
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They appear soulless
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You know that they're they're operating at like a I would just describe it as a base level of awareness
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not
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Particularly adapt at even what you would consider low level almost inherent skills like
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Calculating your safety a
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Situational awareness totally lost on them
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Okay, the the 60 people a day who get killed by trains in India are NPCs
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I'm sorry. I do it sounds bad
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To you know, I'm obviously not cheerleading their death or anything like that. I'm not sell
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I'm not saying we need more trains or anything like that
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It is the reality of the situation
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if you are too stupid or too
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Disconnected or too unaware
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To get out of a way of a train that makes a lot of noise and goes down a predetermined track
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And it that track doesn't move that track was there yesterday. It's there today
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It'll be there tomorrow trains were on that track yesterday today
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They'll be there tomorrow if you're walking on the train tracks and you don't hear the train behind you
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And you get run over by the train and that happens 60 times a day in India
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I'm not making that up. That is a statistic that I went looking for and had to find for the new book
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That is on you. That's nobody else's fault. There's no sympathy empathy
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That deserves a big. Oh, well, this is an oh well. These are the freebies that Darwin talked about
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These are freebies talking about thinning the herd and all of that
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Sometimes the herd thins itself
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These people the NPCs they need rules. They absolutely need structure because they have an inability to visualize
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I'm gonna ask you to do something that an NPC can't do
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Imagine having the inability to visualize
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You can't even do that. That's a conundrum right there in and of itself
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Because if you could imagine what it's like to not be able to visualize
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Congratulations, you're not an NPC. They can't they don't it's it's one of those you don't know what you don't know situations
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They don't know that you can visualize things
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There's terms for this
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Well, I'll get to that. I'll get to that one in a section where we called how to how to build an NPC
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You can build an NPC if you want to you can take a perfectly good human being who's high functioning or relatively high functioning and
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And and I can walk you through and I will I'm gonna walk you through the steps of how you can turn them into an NPC
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Not that you want to but I think it's important that you know how it's done
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So that you understand what's
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What's what's happening to these people
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Inner monologues inner monologues have been a topic of discussion
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It recently the last year. It's funny. It's it's they've been writing about it quite a bit
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Inner monologues seem optional
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these days really I mean most
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most intelligent people have them and
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When you have the inner monologue the voice in your head is yours
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When you have an inner monologue in the voice in your head is not yours. That's called schizophrenia
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Okay, that's the one you don't want
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That's the one that tells you that you can fly, okay
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You don't want that and by the way and for the record and to be to be to be dead serious here
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Schizophrenia is really really scary
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And it hits people
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especially men
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in their early 20s
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And we had a situation like that with at a high school reunion with a friend of
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Mine who I'd gone to high school with and he was in high school a very
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strong
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proud
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Korean man, you know and and I went I went to school with a lot of Koreans and the Koreans all they're very proud right and they're very
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Very aggressive. Um, I liked them but but you know there there was a edge to them
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and
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and especially this friend of mine
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and at the 10-year reunion
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It was a very different version of him
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And I remember him saying, you know like hey, I wish we could go back to the old days
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I was like, yeah, you know, you know the good old days like yeah, you know, he was yeah
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You know like it used to be you know like the Simpsons and I go you lost me there, buddy. What are you talking about here?
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and I
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Pulled one of his closer friends aside and said everything okay with him and he said
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No, well no not exactly
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he's uh
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Schizophrenia sort of kicked in with him and we're
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We're keeping an eye on him, you know and and I went to a really great boarding school and we don't leave our
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guys behind, you know, we so so so big people been
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Taking you know
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Careful to keep keep an eye on him. Make sure he's good. This is a this is something that's not your fault
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You know, I'm not a bad person. You didn't do anything to deserve schizophrenia
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I mean it just it comes on and I'm not sure that they totally know exactly what triggers it
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I think you may be predisposed. Well, I definitely know you can be predisposed for mental illnesses and that can run on the family but
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But it's there's a line right and so
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I I know that you can take somebody and turn their brain off
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turn it to a different mode at least and
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And so if you have somebody in your life who has schizophrenia you you've seen
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It you've seen a change in it. It's not NPC behavior. It's different
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But it's a shift that that doesn't go unnoticed
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You'll you may if you watch fight videos and not that, you know, if you're ever on social media and someone's showing you like
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I don't know that there's always these videos if you ever see somebody who is
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Looping, you know what I mean saying the same word over and over again. That's right, motherfucker
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I kick your ass I kick you, you know over and over and over and over and over that's called looping
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And that is a trait of NPCs
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You you find somebody
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Who's got a limited monologue and you insert them into a stressful situation and it cuts their monologue
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Considerably, well to the fact where they don't have it's pretty much the last
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Sentence that came out of their mouth gets put on repeat
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And they just can't say anything other than that's why when you see the people getting handcuffed and tased
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As the cops are telling him listen, I'm gonna taser you and then why am I being arrest? Why am I being arrest? Why am I being
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Zapp, you know, and then they go down
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That's looping
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And that's a real thing right and and there's and and there's you know, the mind is a
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Is a mysterious place
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For a lot of people a lot of it jumping inside somebody's mind is terrifying. I would imagine but but
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Because in part we make a calculation and I think it's probably
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Fair to make this calculation, but we make a calculation that
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That guy that I see in aisle five is is operating at the same sort of capacity that I am he's thinking about
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He's analyzing his shopping pattern, you know, he's gonna move his cart out of the center of the aisle
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As soon as I get my cart kind of near him because you know, he's paying attention that I'm
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Also coming up and that his cart is blocking the way right, you know
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Hello, come on and then you realize he's not
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He's not paying attention. He's not paying attention to anything. Like I said lack of situational awareness
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Um
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So
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You know, you you'll you'll see them out there you want to
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If you want to go through and and tag them identify them classify them
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Like they're some sort of breed of wild animal go for it go to walmart go to walmart
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With your um
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Just go to walmart people and and and walk up and down the aisle
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And you know you decide
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I'll tell you this right now
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Super fat people are npcs every single one of them all of them the disney fats
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The ones on the scooters the motorized scooters that go to disney and get the the disney into the grown adults
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That don't have kids who are 400 pounds and talk about
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um
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That stuff those are npcs. I mean, I think that should go without
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saying any of the
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You know the the tlc, you know the fat people my 600 pound life that people are going to see dr. Nazarian
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They do the it's an hour long show
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They do plenty of interviews with these people the light bulb is not on
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If the light bulb were on they wouldn't be 555 pounds
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You know, you know, I mean and again, there's there's trauma. There's reasons for it
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I mean these people are very fucked up. I'm not trying to pick on them because they're fat, but I'm just saying that
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This is the behavior that sometimes
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You can spot it out in the wild obviously just by the body shape
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You see some some some fat family with their fat kids
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Everybody's shuffling nobody's got their shoes tied
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Everybody looks sloppy and like shit. Everybody's got green hair and this kid, you know
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You just look and you go they're just not gonna they're not gonna make it
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It's like a family of npcs. Holy moly
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And you start asking questions like do we need
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Do we need this?
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Do we need all these people here you start to go into the eugenesis mode?
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That's what they're thinking they come here and they go
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Surely we need some of these people to work the minds
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But we don't need all these people because all the what are you guys doing you're not doing anything
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You're just sitting around reproducing doing nothing right so so
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What we have is that
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The stats show that between 30 and 50 percent of people do have an inner monologue now
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Of the people who have an inner monologue let's let's
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Let's give the benefit of the doubt to make these numbers easy because it said between 30 and 50 percent
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Let's say 50 percent
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Let's say half the people have an inner monologue and half the people don't
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What is going on with the people who do have inner monologues is this is that
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Between 20 and 23 percent of the time
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Their inner monologue is running
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Again, let's make these numbers easy. Let's say 20 percent of the people who have an inner monologue
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20 percent of the time it's on
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it's piping in with
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Running through a list of a checklist of items that you need to get at the grocery store before you go
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It's running through a list of things that you need to do afterwards how the phone calls you got to make emails
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You're going to do all of these things you're
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That you're calculating that's going through your head. You're running through I could do this
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I should go there
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Maybe I could do this thing first and that thing second and that fourth and if I
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This would be better. I can
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All that shit that's going through your head. I just want you to know half the people
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It's fucking circus music playing in their head, right? It's that that that that that that that's all that's going on when you walk by them
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They're not running through all the
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The next 10 things that they need to do throughout the course of the afternoon to to to finalize their they're not thinking about any of that
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They're not I'm sorry
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The question that they ask people to determine stuff like this is
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And and it's it's a real indicator. This says you want to you want it
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You can you can do this to somebody to to gauge their intelligence in a way that
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Won't be so obvious that you're being disrespectful and get you beat up or anything like that
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But but ask them this question
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This is the question that is asked to determine
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Whether or not you're dealing with somebody of limited IQ or not the question is this
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Imagine how you would feel if you didn't have breakfast today
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That's the question. That's that's the question
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Imagine how you would feel if you didn't have breakfast today
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The answer stupid people will give you is I did have breakfast today
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And you will be
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mortified
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To know how many people give you the answer, but I did at breakfast today
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Russell Herbach is uh was a leading researcher. He's the one who came up with the the inner monologue
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He's the one who came up with the the statistic that between 20 and 23 of the time the inner monologue is on for people who have one, right
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The question they asked people were was imagine how you would feel if you didn't eat breakfast today
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The answer to that is well, I'd probably be hungry. That's the answer
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I mean if you and if you don't know that that's the answer
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And someone tells you the answer you go. Oh my god. I thought that was like a trick question or something
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No, no, no, the question is very simple. How would you feel if you didn't have breakfast this morning?
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I don't know. I'd probably be hungry and I might might want to make sure I had lunch. Good answer, right?
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In you go. Is that the right answer? Yeah, you passed the test. Oh
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I did. Yes. Okay, because let me tell you the people who didn't pass the test
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How would you feel if you didn't have breakfast this morning? But I did have breakfast this morning. You failed
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I'm not asking if you had breakfast this morning. It's not part of the question
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I'm asking. How would you how would you feel about yourself? How would your body feel? How would you feel about
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Maybe the next meal that you could have. How would you feel about your time?
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How would you feel if you didn't have breakfast this morning?
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I swear to God the answers to that question will cause you to probably lose faith in humanity.
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The NPCs out there have a very difficult time thinking of new ideas. Now you probably work with
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them. Think about it now. Okay, first of all, there's nothing wrong with having set daily
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routines. There's a strategy to that. You can get better at things if it's a routine. There's
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certain things you know you have to get done every day and so you got to do it one way.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with having a routine. But NPCs feel like they have no
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control over their life. That they are stuck in there. It is not their routine to be crafted
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and adjusted, but it is somebody else's routine that they have to fit into.
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Well, I mean, in society in general, it's kind of like that. It's like, I don't want to have a job.
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I don't want to live in a society where I have to get a job. It's like, okay, well,
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then congratulations, you want to be a communist, right? But until your communist paradise is
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built, comrade, you live in this reality, which is you do have to have a job. So in some regards,
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you have to conform to the current paradigm, right? You sort of have to deal with it. Well,
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the world in which I live in, I'm going to need money. Money comes from having a job,
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so therefore I'm going to need to get this job, right? So I can deny reality for only so long.
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None of us have total control over our lives, but NPCs have no control. They need to be
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told what to do. They don't, frankly, want to have control over their lives. Having control comes
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with responsibilities that they're not seeking, you know? That's why a lot of people, a lot of people,
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you know, everybody is against slavery, right? Universally, everybody is against slavery,
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but some people need to be told what to do. Some people want to be slaves.
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That's the dark truth of it all, is that some people want to be slave masters,
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and some people want to be slaves. And there's a lot of people out there who go,
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nobody wants to be a slave. Well, you keep telling yourself that. You keep telling yourself that
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because it sounds good, but that's not reality. The truth of the matter is a disproportionately
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large segment of society actively wants to be a slave and wants to be told what to do.
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They need to be told what to do. They can't tell themselves what to do. They aren't high
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negativity, right? These people in NPCs, they don't question authority. These are the people who,
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you'll find a lot of NPCs in jobs like doctors, cops, militaries, nurses, judges. You'd be surprised.
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NPC judges? Oh, you'd be surprised. A lot of judges don't know shit about fuck, okay?
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And you think that they do because they sit up there and hear all these cases.
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They have a very limited, they have a very slanted view of reality, right? So,
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NPCs need authority. They find themselves attracted to hierarchical structures,
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pyramidal structures, where somebody's at the top and a lot of people are at the bottom.
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They are at the bottom. They're fine with being at the bottom. They're not just workers,
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they're mindless workers, okay? But they have problems. There's big problems with being limited
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in your cognition, okay? In some cases, you can short circuit the NPCs by giving them too many
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options. They have, there's too many things to focus on that they can't focus on anything
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and they wind up shutting down. If you want to deal, if you're a boss and you are in charge of a group of
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NPCs, you have to limit their possibilities. You cannot give them 30 things to do and say,
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have at it, Nakamura. You have to give them two things to do. And once they get those two things
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done, then you give them a couple more things to do. Then you give them a couple more.
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Yes, you know that there's 30 things that they need to do, but they can't know that.
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If they know that it's too overwhelming, if there's 30 things to do, then there's nothing to do
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because they can't pick which one to start with. So, this is why people go through business
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management courses. This is what they teach you, right? They can't come right out and say,
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the world is a human farm and you're going to have to manage the sheep because that is, that's,
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well, you can't teach that in college because that would hurt some people's feelings.
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The truth of the matter is, as soon as you walk out of the day that your college experience
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ends and you step out into the real world, that's exactly how the real world works.
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Right? So, here's some statistics about the world in which we're living in right now.
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One in 25 people have clinical depression. That's 4% of the population, right?
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But one in nine have a condition that is called languishing. Have you ever heard of this?
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I had not heard, I mean, I've heard the term languishing, but I didn't know it as a specific term
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to describe a type of mental illness, a mental health category, classification, if you will.
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Linguishing, it's not technically a mental health disorder, but you're not well either.
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Okay? You're sort of in the middle. One in nine people have languishing. So, when they combine
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that, they say, well, we combine languishing with depression and the statistics that we get
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look like. One in seven people, this is in America, but I don't know that it's limited
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to America, although America's very crazy. One in seven people have either depression
48:46
or languishing. Linguishing again, meaning not technically a mental health disorder, like you're
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not crazy enough to be institutionalized, but you got problems, right? You're not okay either.
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There's something wrong with you, but we're not going to put you in the padded cell immediately,
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right? One in seven people. Now, think of how many people you work with, how many people
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you go to school with, or how many people you interact with at your church or wherever you go,
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right? Just know that one in seven people is not doing well. And frankly, I think that number is
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a little low. Look, when you're interacting with the general public and you're trying to classify
49:35
or identify NPCs, they don't plan the way you and I plan. We look at a calendar,
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you know, if you're going on a trip somewhere, you got to buy airline tickets in advance and
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you have to book hotels, and all that stuff is stuff that you're doing in the future.
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It's not happening today. It's happening in a day that doesn't exist right now,
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but you are of the belief that that day will come. And when that day comes, you will have needed to
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take care of some things in advance of that. That's called planning. The NPCs don't necessarily
50:14
believe or know that that day will come. And so therefore, planning for that day
50:21
doesn't make any sense because that day doesn't exist. That day is the equivalent of,
50:27
but I ate breakfast this morning. So they don't plan. They react to life.
50:34
And in a video game, you can program NPCs that when they, you know, go out into the video game
50:41
ecosystem, but if you run into another person, you can't go through them, you bump off of them,
50:47
and then you bump into a new direction, right? So you can react. If you run into somebody
50:55
else, you program to react, you're not going to run right into each other and stop, or you run and
50:59
bounce off of them, right? So they're programmed to react, but they're not programmed to plan.
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This is like, so life for them, this is a term that Sam Tripoli uses, and I think it's hilarious
51:10
because it's perfect for this. He says, we live in a haunted house. Think of it like a haunted
51:17
house. Halloween time, right? You get in the haunted house and they put you in there where
51:24
there's one person in front of you and there's one person right behind you and you're kind of
51:27
shuffling through and you don't know what's around you. The lights are off. You know that you're
51:31
going to get scared. There's guys jumping out at you. You can't go backwards. You can't go forwards
51:36
any faster. You're stuck in there, right? Everybody's kind of going, shuffling through
51:42
this haunted house. You're reacting to things that come out. They kind of, here comes a ghost.
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Here comes this, here comes that, but you eventually shuffle your way through and you
51:51
get through the haunted house, right? That's how NPCs go through life. It's just constant
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reacting to stress stimuli and fear that's being inserted into their existence, and that's
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what they're doing to the rest of us. Just inserting fear into it and getting people to
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react to it. NPCs think in images. They don't think in words, right? So it's a whole different
52:15
way of, well, many NPCs don't think really much at all, but when they do allow themselves to
52:24
have a thought, it comes to them much differently. It's not a scrolling list of texts like the
52:30
beginning of Star Wars that they're just reading through. Again, it's crickets and circus music
52:36
going on in their head. There's no critical thinking. There's no problem solving skills,
52:42
and there's no analysis, all right? So let's talk about how you build an NPC. You could build one,
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and there's medical conditions for this. I told you, I would,
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Anendophagia, aka
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Anorelia. This is no internal speech. This is no internal monologue.
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There's, you're not running through the thoughts in your head in a verbal way. You may be,
53:17
you're running through the grocery list in your head verbally, right? That's how I'm doing. I'm
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going through this and that and this and that. With the NPCs, if a thought is going through
53:28
their head at all, it might be an image of the list of the items on there, but they're not,
53:38
it's not an itemized list in their head with names. It's just a picture. Very difficult to
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navigate life that way, but again, it's like somebody being born with one arm. It's like,
53:51
how do you do it? It's like, well, I was only born with one arm, so I've never known anything
53:55
other than that, so I've always just been able to make it happen. It's like, how do you deal with life
54:00
when you don't have an inner monologue? It's like, well, I've never had one, so I don't know the
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difference, so I don't know what you're talking about. That's kind of where you are. That's
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sort of a conversation that you can have, which is circular in a sense. It's kind of hard to
54:18
make somebody understand something that they can't understand. Anna Durelia, this is no
54:25
auditory imagery. This is if somebody's talking to you and saying, I want you to close your eyes
54:32
and visualize a red bicycle. They can't do it. They know what a red bicycle is, but they can't
54:39
close their eyes and picture a red bicycle. Now, to me, that is insane craziness that
54:49
almost kind of explains a hell of a lot. I mean, again, I'm not trying to pick on people,
54:57
but it's like, I just thought this was normal. I thought everybody could do this.
55:03
What I'm finding is that this is apparently, there's a huge problem with this. A plantasia,
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no visual imagery, no auditory. There's an inability to hold a picture in your head.
55:26
You might see a test for this. If you've ever seen a picture that shows five apples,
55:31
and I've mentioned this on the show before, one apple is like a full apple. As you go through
55:36
the five apples, they sort of vanish. They're increasingly more and more transparent.
55:42
They're showing that these are like the five stages of some people, when you say red apple,
55:48
they can see it in their head. Other people, it's somewhere along these five points on the
55:55
scale, where it's a little bit, they can kind of see it, but kind of can't.
56:02
In one regard, there's some hardware issues with the brain that we're talking about. This is,
56:09
you're either born with it or you're not. Maybe you were, like I said,
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inbreeding has to do with it, hereditary, genetics, things like that. It all matters.
56:21
Sometimes you're just born and you don't have the ability to do this with your brain,
56:25
however, sometimes you're born and you're fine, but these people want to manipulate you.
56:32
Somebody has taken a vested interest in turning you from a high-functioning person into an NPC,
56:40
and if you wanted to do that, how would you go about it? Well, the military knows how to do it,
56:45
and they use something, well, there's a variety of issues. We'll just start with the first one.
56:52
You want to really mess with an NPC and make them feel like they're good, or mess with anybody,
56:58
make them feel like they're going crazy, like a one-way ticket to Crazyville.
57:03
Voice-to-Skull technology will do that. You want the voices in your head, I mentioned earlier,
57:09
that if the voice in your head is not yours, that it's schizophrenia. A caveat to that
57:15
could also be the intelligence agencies. It could be them tapping into your brain.
57:23
That sounds crazy and nonsensical, or maybe black mirror-ish, and yeah, it's all those things.
57:30
It's crazy, nonsensical, black mirror, and also true. It's been happening for a while,
57:37
when they gangstock people and use that technology, it's really tough on them because
57:48
good luck explaining to that person that there's not a voice in their head. You're standing next to
57:54
them, and there's nobody talking to them, and they're saying, I can hear this guy reading the phone
57:57
book in my head, and you go, you know you can't. There's no way. Then they start rattling it
58:02
off, too, and they go, why would I know these numbers? And you go, holy shit, somebody is feeding you
58:08
in for, somebody is in your head. There's someone in my head, but it's not me.
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The great Pink Floyd song. That's a possibility, too. 5G, mind control through 5G,
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pair that with Voice-to-Skull technology, oh my god. That's a huge problem. That exists.
58:30
That's a real thing out there. Now, we are of the belief, we are told that it is 5G,
58:37
it's for your cell phone. It's make sure your cell phone connects better. Yeah, maybe.
58:41
But also, it can be used for other things. What about MKUltra? You want to turn somebody into a
58:48
NPC? You want to turn somebody into a assassin? That's what they were doing with MKUltra.
58:54
Or at least trying. Manchurian candidates. Sirhan, Sirhan, talking about this. All those
59:03
guys that went through, all the Hinckley's and all the MKUltra candidates. Uncle Ted, MKUltra.
59:12
So you can turn people into psychopathic murderers. You can turn them into NPCs.
59:20
You can do quite a bit. Our brains, it's a lot of it is electricity and the things that you can do
59:28
with magnets to mess with people. You know what MRI is. We're extremely handicapped
59:37
from a technological standpoint against the people who want to do us harm.
59:43
Thankfully, we're not all NPCs because I think with the technology that they have right now,
59:50
it's just a matter of them not wanting to turn us all into NPCs because they can. We know about
59:57
smart dust, nanotechnology. This is conspiracy. It had been theory for a long time. We've read the
1:00:05
documents on it. I know what's happening. Mind control. Listen, banks were using smart dust.
1:00:16
Did you know that? I think it was Wells Fargo was busted using smart dust and they're like,
1:00:21
what are you doing? They're like, well, we want to... Oh, I think their answer was we're trying to
1:00:29
improve our customer service. It's like by putting smart dust on your customers,
1:00:34
you're trying to improve your customers by murdering them, by tracking them, stalking
1:00:38
them, surveilling them. I'm sorry. I'm just not going to believe that the answer that
1:00:41
Bank of fucking America gives me that they're sprinkling their magic smart dust on us because
1:00:46
they care. Sorry, you're going to have to sell that to somebody else. What about fluoride?
1:00:52
We already know it is an established medical fact that fluoride will reduce IQs by up to five
1:01:00
points. Five IQ points or you're going to want those. You're going to need every point you can
1:01:06
get. They're not giving them out. Not these days. So fluoride can do that. That could shave a couple
1:01:15
IQ points off and dumb you down just enough so that you stop asking questions. You could be poisoned.
1:01:23
You could be poisoned with GMO foods. Processed meat, ultra-processed foods,
1:01:29
monosodium, glutamate, glyphosate. These are all happening. We are being poisoned by all of these
1:01:36
things. Currently, right now, every single day, I am being poisoned by all of these. I try not to
1:01:43
eat things, processed meats, and ultra-processed foods. I'm not going to pan to express and
1:01:50
asking for extra MSG on my goyslop. No. If you eat all this stuff, you will be sick.
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Not my opinion. It's a fact. You will be sick because you're poisoning yourself.
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The NPCs aren't reading labels. The NPCs aren't doing any of that work.
1:02:13
God, read the label. Again, I mentioned this before, but it's worth repeating.
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Next time you guys stop in at a Bucky's just on a whim, get gas, and maybe some
1:02:27
teriyaki beef jerky or something, I don't know. Take a look at the pre-made burritos that they're
1:02:34
making there. They've got a big rack of them. They're all wrapped in aluminum, and they've
1:02:39
got a sticker with a price tag and everything. On that price tag, they have a list of ingredients.
1:02:45
I'm telling you, you're going to just burst out and laughter when you see the list of ingredients.
1:02:50
You're going to go, oh my god, it's so long. It's a breakfast burrito. What the
1:02:55
fuck could possibly be in it? How is it this long? It looks like a vaccine insert. It's so long.
1:03:02
Well, not that blank ones that they put, but the ones that actually had it. It's wild. Look,
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they're poisoning us with our food. Undeniable. They might even be, allow me to go a little
1:03:15
bit conspiratorial here when talking about creating NPCs, but they may be doing it on a
1:03:21
vibrational level as well. Let's talk about the music. Music used to be recorded at 432 megahertz,
1:03:28
and then the Rockefellers changed it to 440. This is a frequency that is not as beautiful and
1:03:35
harmonic as 432. Around the same time that, for those of you who get into like the tartaria,
1:03:45
I don't want to say myth, but the information surrounding tartaria,
1:03:50
you'll know that around the same time that there was all of that questionable
1:03:54
building that disappeared, something else disappeared as well, bells.
1:03:59
All the bells from these cities that would ring, they vanished as well. And the A belief,
1:04:10
the conspiratorial fringe belief, but it is a belief worth investigating, and I am
1:04:16
very much open to this, is that what about the vibrational, what about the healing powers of
1:04:24
vibrations? And vibration is very important. We can be dismissive of it, but I think there's more
1:04:35
to it. The vibration of, like I said, the sound in the music, they change that.
1:04:44
The vibration of the bells is believed to be used for healing. I will tell you from
1:04:52
personal experience, every time I have done DMT or Bufo, the sound in your head,
1:05:03
and Rogan's talked about this as well, there's a humming, it's like a revving up, it's
1:05:09
you know, like that revs up, and I don't have any scientific
1:05:19
basis to say this, but I believe that there's always a moment before the DMT, the Bufo kick in,
1:05:33
where you're still here, and you know what you've done, but it's like the universe is
1:05:40
revving that frequency to get it just right to the place where it needs to be, because as soon
1:05:48
as that humming gets right where you need to be, you're gone, and it's like a boom, you blast off.
1:05:57
I think the humming, I think that vibration, I think it's trying to calibrate the proper
1:06:03
vibration for you, or out of vibration or something. There's something to it, again,
1:06:08
and I don't know, I don't know, I don't know what I don't know, talk about an NPC. We're all sort of
1:06:14
NPCs in this universe, trying to, when you go into the DMT realm, I am guilty as charged of being the
1:06:21
biggest NPC, I'm looking around, I am the person who's first time at the airport, you know what I mean?
1:06:27
I'm looking around like, wow, look at this place, holy shit, and everybody's behind me going,
1:06:32
keep moving buddy, keep moving, we've been here before, I'm like, have you seen this?
1:06:36
They're like, we've seen it. The machine elves are laughing at me, though for the record,
1:06:40
I have never had an encounter with machine elves, but again, I think that there's,
1:06:46
I think that when making an NPC, it's important to know how to, you know, how humans are made.
1:06:52
You want the human vibrated at a perfect frequency. All right, well I'm making NPCs,
1:06:57
I don't want perfect humans. Okay, we'll make them vibrate at this other frequency,
1:07:01
one that's really just kind of incompatible, so they're just fuzzy, filled with static
1:07:05
electricity in their head. They're like a radio station that is sort of in,
1:07:10
you're in between radio stations, like on the AM dial, where you're just getting static,
1:07:14
or maybe you're getting part of one station and part of another station.
1:07:18
That I think is also schizophrenia when you're pulling in frequencies from, you've got,
1:07:24
you've got sports talk radio going on and one side of your head, and you've got,
1:07:28
you know, the eagles on the other side, I don't know.
1:07:32
That's my life, by the way. When it comes to these NPCs, I, you know, it also is sort of,
1:07:42
they've, I don't know, there's, there's, there's programming, there's subliminal
1:07:47
programming, you know, that's happening in our music. Again, it could be that
1:07:51
everybody's born perfect and beautiful, and then, and we choose to become NPCs,
1:07:58
or things are chosen for us to become NPCs. Vaccines are obviously a huge component of this.
1:08:04
They separate you from your soul immediately. Rudolph Steiner wrote about that a hundred years
1:08:10
ago. And I think that's part of it. So, so subliminal programming in music, in media,
1:08:16
that can get you feeling a certain way. Predictive programming in films,
1:08:21
in television, that can get you to see the world differently. You never met a cowboy or an Indian,
1:08:30
but you grew up as a kid wanting to be a cowboy and get those Indians. Why did you do that? That was
1:08:35
film. You know, you were, you were manipulated into feeling that way. So, if there's subliminal
1:08:42
programming and there's predictive programming, there's got to be demonic programming, right?
1:08:47
And there is. We see it every day in signs and symbols through Hollywood.
1:08:54
You know, and there's tests for this. Let's wrap up with this, because there's ways that
1:08:59
people have been tested for, well, really just to see, are you a follower? Are you an NPC,
1:09:09
a physical NPC? Are you somebody who has NPC-like tendencies and maybe you're NPC-adjacent?
1:09:20
I'll talk about these tests and you might have, you probably have heard of some of them. Well,
1:09:25
first there's the elevator test. Have you seen the elevator test where everybody gets in and
1:09:29
they're facing different directions? And that's a funny one because
1:09:36
you know how you're supposed to behave when you, there's some sort of societal, cultural norms when
1:09:43
interacting with an elevator. For some reason, you get in and then you walk in straight, but then
1:09:53
you turn around and face the door so that when your floor comes, you can then again walk out.
1:10:00
If you walked in the elevator and everybody was facing a direction that they normally aren't,
1:10:06
let's say they're facing the left, they're not even facing the back. Like maybe they're,
1:10:10
you know, some elevators have a, there's a door on both sides of some, you know,
1:10:14
depending on where you are. It could be feasible that everybody's facing the back because there's
1:10:19
a back. What if everybody's facing to the side? You get in an elevator and there's five people
1:10:25
in there. It's a big elevator. There's five people in there and everybody is facing to the right.
1:10:30
What the, what the research shows is that the majority of people will walk in that elevator
1:10:35
and turn and face the right. They will conform. They will do that. Hypnosis and suggestion
1:10:46
works on certain brainwaves. Some people are far more predisposed to be hypnotized.
1:10:53
If you've ever been to a, you know, like a, like a big conference or presentation where they
1:11:02
brought in a hypnotist and he's like, oh, they have some people to come up on stage and you're
1:11:05
like, oh, that would never happen to me. I watched them do that to somebody I know,
1:11:09
put them asleep on the stage and I was blown away at how suggested they've been.
1:11:17
Frankly made me was like, show me how to do that. You know what I mean? Like,
1:11:21
hey, how'd you make my, you may have took my ex-wife up there on stage.
1:11:25
You turned, you snapped your fingers and turned the light off. I'll give you $100.
1:11:29
You show me how to do that. And I'm just between you and me. I'll never tell anybody.
1:11:33
If you can make me, if I can snap my fingers and turn her off for an hour or so,
1:11:37
I'll give you a foul. I'll give you whatever you want. You know what I mean? I'm just kidding.
1:11:42
But some people are more predisposed to that. The power of suggestion doesn't work on everybody.
1:11:49
I don't know if you've seen, you've seen, have you seen like the Benny Hinn stuff?
1:11:52
Remember that old preacher guy who would come out and he'd start healing people?
1:11:56
He'd be touching them and they'd fall over and they're fainting and all that stuff?
1:11:59
Those people are NPCs. If you go to church and you're dancing with serpents and the preacher
1:12:06
comes out and puts his hand on your head and takes the devil out of you, you're a fucking NPC.
1:12:13
You're a black belt NPC. I mean, what are you doing? You're being suggested to. That's what's
1:12:25
happening. And by people who know exactly what they're doing. Let's talk about the Stanford
1:12:29
Prison Experiment. Dr. Philip Zimbardo did this. This was behavior management of guards and
1:12:36
prisoners. They ended this on the sixth day because everyone got out of control. The guards
1:12:41
all went nuts. It was funded by the U.S. Office of Naval Research. It should have been a two-week
1:12:48
program. They basically divided the group in half. They said, you guys are prisoners,
1:12:53
you guys are guards. And they had two weeks to see how things would last. They shut it
1:13:04
and turned psychopathic instantly. It didn't take two weeks. It took them
1:13:11
first shift. They turned into monsters. And of course, the Navy really wanted to know how
1:13:16
to do this. They wanted to know how this would work, how you could manipulate people into
1:13:24
how you could take 24 participants for a study on antisocial behavior and shut it down after
1:13:31
just six days. This was extremely powerful information to understand that all some people need
1:13:41
is permission to be a monster and they will be a monster. If it's like, you're the prison guards,
1:13:49
you're fine, you're in charge. There's nothing that's going to happen to you. They're the
1:13:52
prisoners. They're the ones that go in the cages. You're not in the cage. You're not ever going
1:13:57
in the cage. You're the guard. They're the prisoners. Act like that. So that's what they did.
1:14:03
And after a few days, all of the prisoners who were dealing with the guards knew that the guards
1:14:10
deserve to be prisoners because they were monsters. They had turned themselves into monsters almost
1:14:14
immediately. What about the Milgram experiment? The Milgram experiment was the white lab coat and
1:14:21
the doctor holding the clipboard saying, continue to crank up the knob, shocking the guy in the next
1:14:30
room. The guy that they believed was hooked up to all the electrodes and that they were
1:14:34
shocking him and then he was yelling and then he was screaming and then he wasn't saying anything
1:14:39
of the assumption being that they'd killed him and they just kept cranking it up. The
1:14:44
Milgram experiment showed that, frankly, that props and a diploma make all the
1:14:51
difference. You put a lab coat on somebody like Peter Hotez, that little elf that does his,
1:14:56
he would do his COVID interviews from home while wearing his white lab coat,
1:15:04
you know, because he was out treating people in his garage or something because it's a prop.
1:15:10
It's a psychological tactic. And Milgram experiment showed that just following orders
1:15:18
was a perfect excuse for NPCs. They love orders. Milgram experiment was like, as long as
1:15:28
the person is in a perceived position of authority, 70% of the people will do exactly what they want
1:15:36
them to do. No, 35% of the people will go along with it. No, I take that back. In the Milgram
1:15:42
experiment, it was shockingly high. It was like 70% the number of people that were
1:15:48
continued to crank the knob. Let's talk about the ash conformity experiments. This was the one,
1:15:55
I jumped a little ahead on my nose. This was one 35% of the people went along with it. What
1:16:02
they were doing with the ash conformity experiments, you might have seen the footage of this.
1:16:08
It's pretty hilarious. This is where they take a room. They've set like five people down at a table
1:16:14
and four of them, they're all in on it except for the one guy, the last guy.
1:16:21
And they hold up a sign that has three lines drawn on it. And they say, which line is the longest?
1:16:32
And there's one line that is clearly longer than the others. Undeniably, clearly longer than the others.
1:16:44
The first four people, they choose the medium size line. And the fifth guy is like,
1:16:53
it's a long one. And it's the answer because the line is longer. And they do this over and over and
1:17:03
over again. With the first four people all being in on it, that they're going to pick
1:17:10
the wrong one every time. And what they found is that 35% of the time,
1:17:18
right, basically like one out of every three times, that person at the very end will look at the
1:17:27
clearly longer line and give the wrong answer to conform with the other four people a third of
1:17:35
the time. That's crazy. So the reason I bring these tests up is that I want you to know
1:17:42
what you're dealing with. Now when you go out into the wild and you're dealing with NPCs,
1:17:47
you're going to be running the ash conformity test through your mind. You're going to go,
1:17:50
a third of the people will say that the line is longer, even though it's clearly not. It's not
1:17:58
even an optical illusion. It's not like one of those things where you're like, oh, well,
1:18:01
it could be. I see how it's not that. That's a different test. That's not what this test is.
1:18:08
This was a test that a four-year-old would know the answer to. And you were watching
1:18:12
grown-ass men go, I guess it's B, even though they knew it wasn't. What does that do to you?
1:18:21
How do you quantify that? How do you measure what that does to your soul?
1:18:28
If you know the answer but you intentionally give the wrong answer because to give the
1:18:36
correct answer would either show up all of the people in that list, all the people you're working
1:18:43
with, all the people sitting next to you there, it would show up your boss. It's like two plus two
1:18:49
is five. Everybody agrees two plus two is five. If you say two plus two is four, you're disrespectful.
1:18:57
You're showing up everybody. We think you're smart and all. It's frustrating.
1:19:06
They call this distortion of perception and a third of the people suffer from this.
1:19:14
Simply because you can get, as long as everybody else says that the sky is green,
1:19:19
a third of the people who suffer from distortion of perception will also say that the sky is green
1:19:26
simply because they fear what will happen if they're different from the others,
1:19:38
if they have a different answer. They don't fear being wrong.
1:19:44
They fear being different. They have no desire to be correct. They just don't want to be different.
1:19:52
The answer is that line is longer than the other lines. That is the answer. It's not up for debate.
1:19:59
I'm telling you that's the answer. If you're unwilling or unable to give the answer, that's
1:20:07
on you. That's a problem with you. Only 26% of the people in the Ash Conformity Experiment
1:20:16
consistently defied the majority opinion. Only one in four stood up to everybody.
1:20:22
We're talking about lines on a sheet. We're not talking about will you or won't you take the
1:20:29
vaccines? Imagine what that does to the numbers. This is a nonsense test. Which of these three
1:20:37
lines is it? Who gives a shit? What about when it matters most? Because I don't know that
1:20:44
26% will consistently defy the majority opinion on something that important.
1:20:51
I think they'll cave. I think they did cave.
1:20:56
Well, let's wrap up with this. How do we fix it? There's got to be some sort of solutions.
1:21:00
We can't go through life with this. I'll tell you, meditation helps. I signed up for a
1:21:09
four-day Transcendental Meditation class back in 2010. It really put me on a different path in life
1:21:20
in general. I think that's a good advice. I'm not giving advice. Explore it. See if it fits for you.
1:21:31
Meditation of any kind. I chose Transcendental Meditation. It was good for me, but you may find
1:21:37
something that's better for you, whatever it is. Mindfulness. Do you have a mind? See the NPCs
1:21:44
don't have control of their minds. They don't want control of their minds. That's a responsibility.
1:21:48
That's a burden. It's a lot of work. It's a lot of effort. What if I did it wrong?
1:21:54
Then I'd have to be responsible. Then someone would say, hey, man, you did it wrong. I'd
1:21:58
rather just let you do it. Then if anything goes wrong, it's on you. If anything goes right,
1:22:02
it's on you too. I don't care. I don't have any stake in my life. I don't care one way or the other.
1:22:07
It's fine. I don't have much respect for that. You can fix this. If there's somebody in your
1:22:15
life who is NPC-adjacent, get them off prescription medications. Do it the right way, of course.
1:22:21
I mean, don't just take them off their benzos all at once or they'll really freak out. Come up
1:22:27
with a plan and strategy to start the process of getting them off of these medications that they're
1:22:35
on. If they're on selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, that is a catastrophe. You've got
1:22:41
to get off these medications. The pharmaceutical industry is not trying to help you. I know that
1:22:46
you may think that these medicines are here to fix you. They're just going to put you
1:22:52
on a treadmill. Heal your body. Take care of your body. Great Jimmy Buffett. I treat my
1:22:59
body like a temple. You treat yours like a tent. Given the tent cities of Los Angeles,
1:23:03
it's a perfect encapsulation of where we are. It's an entire city of people treating their
1:23:10
bodies like a tent. It's a damn shame because it doesn't have to be that way.
1:23:15
But heal your body if you can afford it. I feel like a monster for even having to say this,
1:23:22
but if you can afford it, eat healthy food. If you can afford it, it's crazy that I have to put
1:23:33
that disclaimer on there. If you can afford it because they're making the price of organic
1:23:38
foods, truly organic foods, out of reach for most people. Turn off your mainstream sources,
1:23:48
whatever it is. Turn off the music, turn off the news, turn off the movies, turn off the
1:23:53
mainstream books, turn off the mainstream podcast, turn off the mainstream. It is there to,
1:24:00
it is the, it's the they live radio tower spraying out the, you know, the sending out the frequency
1:24:08
to everybody. Just get away from that stuff. Garbage in, garbage out. I mean, if you're,
1:24:13
if you're ingesting low quality information or music for stupid people or whatever, I mean,
1:24:21
it's going to be part of you. Okay. Be careful about what you
1:24:27
take in. Look, if, to the extent that you can, if there's an NPC in your life
1:24:33
who you can, you think you may be able to reach sentiment article, you know, conversations aren't
1:24:40
going to work. Maybe sentiment article of something interesting. Hey, did you see this?
1:24:43
What do you make of this? Try and get that, try and kickstart that, that, that thought process,
1:24:49
you know, jumpstart it, you know, you're out there pulling the rip, pull on it, you know,
1:24:55
we're trying to start this thing, whatever we can do to get that brain functioning.
1:25:00
Truth is though, for some people, you just might not be able to fix it.
1:25:06
That's where we are. You can, they can't change, right? I don't know. Maybe you just
1:25:12
have to get honest about that. But look, the solution is stay away from these things,
1:25:18
stay away from the, the, the poisons that, that are doing this to people, stay away from these people
1:25:27
to the extent that you can. They are time wasters. They are obstacles to be avoided.
1:25:34
Some people just aren't going to make it. You're going to have to let them go.
1:25:38
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