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Atheist Porn Parody, Whale Hips, Rat People, Dune Spice, DMT Brain, Red Dead Redemption, Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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Yeah, buddy, Hello ladies and gentlemen, my name is Brett Keen
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and you are watching and listening to a live Brett Keen
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show and yes, like usual to be on the radio.
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So if anybody comes in, make sure you behave yourself.
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Act proper, somewhat civilized, somewhat beyond and of all date
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and we'll do great. Just recently a YouTuber decided
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to throw a big old get together in New York and thousands of
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people showed up and a riot broke loose.
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And that YouTuber with over 4 million subscribers ended up
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getting in jail and they may charge him for inciting a riot.
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That's rough. Looks like we've got calm
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Drewski with those. Let's bring him into the pet.
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Hey, how's it hanging? Brett, hey, how you doing,
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Maine, Did you have a good time last show?
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Oh yeah, yeah, it's pretty fun. I got to say.
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To be honest, I don't really have a lot of friends.
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It's just nice to, you know, talk with somebody for a bit.
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I only talk with, you know, my best friend if he wants to watch
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anime for a couple hours. But we don't have a lot of.
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Interesting conversations. Well, I've got an interesting
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thing about that anime deal. I've noticed a lot of Youtubers,
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they like to do YouTube channels where their banners and avatars
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usually have like some sexualization of an anime
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cartoon. But I don't have a problem.
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I'm not a stiff or anything. I've been married for, you know,
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30 years and I know all about the love and but I don't
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understand some of this anime seems to appear to be younger
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people. Cartoons, if you get what I'm
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saying. Yeah, I guess so.
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All of that anime stuff is pretty ambiguous that yeah, it's
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it. Yeah, you say they appear
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younger, but then there's animes.
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I I've noticed that. I've watched where they look
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old. They look like maybe they're in
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their 20s, but it's like I'm in middle school, so it's just, you
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can never tell. No, not the no, no, no, I don't
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mean like that. I mean.
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You talking about like those anime, like the virtual?
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They're called V tubers, I believe.
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They look like they look like very underage girls and
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unfortunately these Youtubers like to do sexual type of images
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with that and I find that odd. That's not what you're into, are
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you? No, no, we've been watching.
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Jiu jitsu, Kaizen, demon, Slayer.
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They're like fighting animes, you know?
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Nothing to do with sexual stuff. There was one other thing you
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just mentioned that caught my Well, there was something you
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mentioned that caught my attention at rhymes, but you
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said that you don't have very many friends to talk to.
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How is that possible? I enjoyed the shit out of myself
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talking to you last time. You seem like a very laid back
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cool dude. What?
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What's up with that? I.
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Appreciate that very much, Brett.
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It's just, I don't know, I don't get out a lot.
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I just like to stay home and play video games.
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And you know, the friends I do have were high school friends,
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but my best friend, he he lives up north.
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Because, you know, I I mentioned I live in Milwaukee, he lives
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like past Green Day or like kind of near that area like so he's
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moved away and my other friend lives kind of far away and I
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guess my only other friend is basically my brother, but he's
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just my my little brother. He's just not very talky guy.
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All right, I get you. And also, I I recall you telling
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me that Milwaukee's the home of the serial killers, so it might
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be difficult to make some buddies out there, huh?
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Yeah, maybe. Maybe some of my previous high
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school friends were murdered. I don't know.
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That's rough. That's rough.
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So what do you been doing this week?
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You say you don't like to get out much.
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I'm the same way. It seems like when I get around
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people in real life, if it's strangers or whatever, I'll
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somehow manage to get myself into a bunch of damn trouble.
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I don't know why it is, but I just do better as a homebody.
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Besides, I'm an adult with kids at this point, so I got to do
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the whole civilized matter. Deal.
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Yeah, I actually. I met because I might have
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mentioned I'm I'm technically unemployed, but I had a meeting
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with my. New job yesterday and yeah, it
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went well and they just gave me the paperwork.
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I start on Monday, so that's going to be good.
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But I I do got to also say that I get in trouble whenever I go
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out. Because remember I mentioned I I
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moved to Istanbul for a little bit and before I did that, me
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and my friends were going out to bars all the time.
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And there was like, it was like one of, like the last week
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before I went to Istanbul. So I just got wrecked.
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And my buddy said he had to, like carry, like, kind of carry
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me like with his shoulder back. And we, we came across a bus
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full of midgets that were like getting onto a bus.
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And I was like, Oh my God, everybody look at the midgets.
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And one, one of the little people, he got offended.
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He's like, we're not called midgets and I'm like, yeah, you
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are and well, I don't remember that happening.
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But they've told me they. I've heard the story many times
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and it's probably happened. Got a question for you.
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I don't know if you've been noticing for the past month.
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I've been noticing a bunch of stuff trending on YouTube.
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Have you ever heard of a trans racial before?
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Oh yeah, isn't that? I know there's a meme of a
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certain lady like who like, darkened her complexion somehow,
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and she curled up her hair and she thinks she's black.
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I think that is ridiculous. I haven't heard anything about
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that recently. I remember hearing about that
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about maybe 5-6 years ago, but that is it's it's ridiculous.
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I don't get it. Well, there's been some videos
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out there. You should look this up, where
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apparently Caucasian people are doing surgery to make themselves
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look Asian and they're getting surgery around the eye area.
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And there's also this thing where a bunch of people have
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been coming out on video, the type of people that put tattoos
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all over their face and they're crying, saying I don't
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understand why people don't aren't attracted to me.
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There's a a person that got on TikTok and said something to the
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effect of and remember they look like Groot off The Avengers.
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You know, Groot is right. And they say they don't
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understand why people don't find them sexually attractive.
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What would you say to somebody like that that looks like a damn
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rock monster? Well.
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Yeah, obviously. Well, I I wouldn't really say
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anything to them. I would just avoid them.
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Because personally, I I just don't like people in general who
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care too much about appearance. Like women who wear too much
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makeup and they get all dolled up or like guys who wear like
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elaborate outfits and ooh, I gotta wear this certain style.
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But then what you're talking about, that goes to a whole
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nother level. And I just don't like those
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kinds of people. Like when me and my wife were
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together, she would put on a bunch of makeup and, you know,
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expect me to be like, oh, wow, you look so great.
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But I don't think she looks great with I I don't think
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anybody looks great with a bunch of makeup.
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Like I, I, and I just hate that people who care way too much
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about appearance. Well, I agree with you on that,
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because makeup is deceptive anyway.
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If a person feels like they got to clown themselves all up on a
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date or to get themselves into a relationship, sooner or later
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the inevitable is going to happen.
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You're going to probably sleep with them, and then you'll wake
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up, the makeups all smeared. They're looking like it from
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Stephen King. And you're like, what the hell
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did I get myself into, You know what I mean?
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Yeah, also I got to say, I know this is a massive contradiction,
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but you say when girls clown them, clown themselves up.
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I actually think, I don't know if you've seen this, but it's a
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thing on the Internet where the sexy clown girl, like where a
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girl dresses up in full clown makeup.
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She is like a clown outfit and she's all skimpy.
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I think that's really hot. I know it's a contradiction.
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It doesn't make sense, but well, I'm, I'm talking about a
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different type of clown, The creepy type of clown.
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You know, I've there's a you see these carnivals where people are
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all fruity, but if you're saying that she's actually prettied
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herself up with the clown flare to it, I can't hate on that.
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Well, yeah. Oh, there.
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There was a Facebook group on Facebook.
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It's called Clown Girl Honk Heaven, where like, girls just
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post sexy pictures of them as clowns.
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And I loved it. I loved it.
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But I don't know if if I were in a relationship with one of those
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girls and she dressed up like that every day, like to go out
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to the store, I probably wouldn't like that.
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But I don't know. I think the the sexy clown thing
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is sexy, but I I'm not sure about this scary clown thing
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you're talking about. Well, you've seen the spooky
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looking clown people, right? Yeah, well.
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Maybe not women. Because women, whenever they
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dress up, they're just trying to be slutty and sexy.
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And I guess that's kind of good, I guess.
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Well, there's these folks out there who I guess they tried to
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imitate something like Brandon Lee the Crow, and I guess they
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look like a mine from hell or something like that.
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Yeah, it's a big cultural thing, The Crow.
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So I'm glad you ended up leaving some comments in my channel,
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because I didn't know how to find your channel until you left
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the comments, because yeah, I don't know the same different
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channels. I'm sorry about that.
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Well, I checked out your channel and is your hair literally still
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that long or do you have a slick back or something?
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I just cut it. I cut it like.
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You had kind of a Highlander thing going, but I was watching
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your Resident Evil videos. Got some good quality videos.
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You're right. You put some time into that.
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Yeah, I actually, I one of those Resident Evil videos, my buddy,
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we were talking on Discord and I think that was the best video.
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Like when me and him are just riffing, we're talking about the
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game like he's watching the stream.
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But you know, we might talk about other things.
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That was just one video. But that's cool that you checked
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it out. Thanks man.
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Of course I told you in the live show that I thought you were
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interested so figured I'd check it out.
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You seem you said that you weren't doing so great on your
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channel. It's it doesn't seem like you're
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doing awful or anything. I think the problem is is you
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need to add more relevant tags to your videos in order to give
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you. That's about it.
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But yeah, if if you look at the because I have videos that go
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way back that built up some views, but it was over a long
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period of time. I I haven't tried on YouTube,
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like I just, I just did those Resident Evil 4 videos because I
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actually streamed those on Facebook.
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I streamed those on Facebook and I I recorded them and uploaded
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them to YouTube later. Because when when Facebook first
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had streaming, I I actually did really well, like I would have a
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couple 1000 people per stream because I was playing like the
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New Super Mario Odyssey came out on the Switch and I was
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streaming that and I was I was doing on stream like like these
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big challenges and I was doing pretty well.
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But you know, since then Facebook streaming has fell and
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it's not popular. Like, I think they might have
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discontinued some of the aspects of that, but I don't know why I
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stopped doing it. I think I got just too busy with
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work. It's just hard to do the work
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balance when you're trying to do something extra.
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How did you manage to stream your, You were saying it was a
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Nintendo Switch? Ohh yeah cuz with my PC I have a
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capture card and I just, you know, plug the HDMI into the
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capture card and I always have two screens.
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So like like there's there's an output where I can put it to
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another screen and yeah. So we got someone out here
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asking a gaming question. I don't know if are you able to
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see the screen Good. You gotta be on the.
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So people out there who may have a hard time seeing the text,
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I'll read it, it, says Brett and Drewski, do you have hopes for
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the upcoming Elder Scrolls title?
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I'll answer that question first. I don't think that you're going
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to see an Elder Scrolls title for many, many years.
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I think that they're putting all their efforts in The Elder
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Scrolls Online, which obviously is inferior compared to Skyrim
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and Oblivion and all that, so. I don't think for many years
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you'll see it. I keep don't if I might advise
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you all out there, especially the gamers.
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Be careful when you watch a lot of these click bait videos where
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they tell you they've got a leak something or they've got images
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of shit. People use AI and they can lie
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their ass off or use the Unreal Engine.
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They put up fake imagery so don't get all your hopes up.
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Well I would have to say I know Elder Scrolls 6 is taking a long
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time, but we have to remember that I forget the parent
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company, but Microsoft bought the parent company for whoever
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does Elder Scrolls, I forget the name.
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So I'm I'm thinking that it's it's going to take longer, extra
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long because they they were using an out of date game engine
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because like everybody talks about how Bethesda games are so
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buggy because they they've been using the same engine for like
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15 years or maybe longer. So I think if Microsoft bought
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them he's like they're they're like hey you gotta have an
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UpToDate modern game engine and and kind of have to redo
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everything. But I I think when Elder Scrolls
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6 comes out, it's going to be good.
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Yeah, but it's going to be several years.
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I think that they're hoping. I think they're banking on
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Starfield being interesting enough to keep people's
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attention for a long, long period of time, but it just
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doesn't seem like there's a whole lot going on.
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I've seen a couple videos where they show clips of a mountain
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and they say they're going to do a game having to do with
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Hammerfell or some shit like that, and I don't know, I'm not
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really. I I'm not wanting to offend
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anyone out there, but I don't give a fuck about the Hammerfell
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lore. I like Skyrim and the Viking
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type of deal, but I don't give a shit about going and running
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around the desert. Yeah, see, my personal favorite
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was Oblivion. I I just thought it was so
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dynamic where a Hell's Gate would open up just out of
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nowhere. I know they put that in Elder
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Scrolls Online, so I'm hoping maybe for Elder Scrolls Six it
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could be cuz nothing is confirmed.
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Maybe it could be a new type of thing, just something new and
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interesting. That's what I'm hoping.
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But I mean, think about it. If you were releasing a big time
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game like Starfield, would you want to put other games out
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right away knowing that it may distract you from it?
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So yeah, I think that this, yeah, this, unfortunately, this
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person's going to be a fucking senior citizen before they see
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that game. Yeah, I I I would say when Elder
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Scrolls 6 finally comes out, it might not be for at least three
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years. We're gonna have to wait at
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least three years. But when it finally comes out, I
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think it's gonna be great. Also, remember there Drewski?
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I believe that Bethesda was bought up by Xbox or yeah, yeah,
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yeah, Microsoft bought Bethesda. And yeah, so Starfield's not
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gonna be on PlayStation. But I definitely appreciate that
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launch day. It's Xbox and PC.
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I love that about Microsoft. We got Lambo over here again, he
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says. Skyrim's here, Del Laura is
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epic. I really want them to explore
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elsewhere. I think that the only way you're
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going to be able to enjoy the Cat Land is to play Elder
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Scrolls Online. I've actually went to the
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conceit land. It's not a bad game.
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It's just. The problem I I guess when I'm
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playing Elder Scrolls Online, I don't know if you have ever
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played it, but the characters look like they're all the same
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age. They all have the same hairdos
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and it doesn't. And a lot of them use the same
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voice. And when you're doing an MMO,
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you're going to run into hundreds of thousands of
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characters that do quest with, and if they all look the same
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and sound the same, it kind of blows your immersion.
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Are you an immersive type of player?
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I I I guess so. I I try not to pay too much
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attention. I I try not to get too invested
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in the stories. But you know, I'll, I'll read
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the subtitles and I'll, I'll skip through the dialogue.
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But I I played Elder Scrolls Online a little bit maybe for
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just like a week or two, but it was after it's already been out.
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So I I don't know a lot about The Elder Scrolls lore, to be
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honest. I just know Patrick Stewart did
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a voice in Oblivion. That's pretty much all I know.
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Yeah, that was pretty cool. That was one of the big things
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that really caught me because I was totally, you know, eating up
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Star Trek. And then to hear Picard talking
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on there, I'm like, yeah, buddy. Oh, hold on, check this out.
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I got. I bought a book today.
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This is crazy. One second.
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All right. Got him a bunk, folks.
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Let's see what the I was at my local or when I went to go meet
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with that job. Check this out.
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Nobody has ever seen this. My brother saw this.
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He was like, what the fuck? Look at this Star Trek X-Men
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crossover. Wow.
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When they come up with that, I didn't even know they ever did
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something like that. Yeah, I think it was like, I, I
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don't know, like, Oh my God, it's the first printing was May
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1998. That's that's probably when you
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know Star Trek, the Next Generation movie started
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happening and you know the X-Men were popular.
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Here, put it back up on the screen, but hold it closer to
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the camera. Let us see it.
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Oh wow, that's neat. Star Trek X then?
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Yeah, I'm sorry, my green screen is kind of messing.
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This is supposed to be a Professor X.
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But I just thought, this is funny because, you know, Patrick
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Stewart plays Professor X in the movie, but he's also Professor X
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in. He's also, you know, Picard and
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Star Trek. Yeah, my green screen is kind of
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messing with it, but it's like, what?
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I can't wait to read this. Is Wolverine going to fight Data
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or what? I don't know.
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Do you think would? Well, Wolverine can't die and
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Data can be tore up. But if David gets a hold of you,
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as strong as he is, he can tear somebody to pieces.
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Yeah. I'm not sure what he could do
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with that adamantium skeleton though.
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But I would think that Data wouldn't anticipate that
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Wolverine could heal like make cuz Data is strong.
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Maybe Data could somewhat incapacitate Wolverine, but
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Wolverine would heal and come back and fuck him up.
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That's what I would think. Well, Data has shown in the past
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that he has an ability to analyze, kind of scan someone's
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biology and all that. So he might go figure it out.
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Now remember, this too Data has kind of the advantage if the
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fight happens in space. Although Wolverine can resurrect
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himself and all that, there's not much he can do if he were to
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be like, you know, suck through a VAT and then put out in space,
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right? Yeah, I think if Wolverine were
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in space, he might like it wouldn't kill him, but he would
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be limited in some way. But we all know that it it just
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depends on where the fight takes place.
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Because there was one episode of Star Trek where Data just took
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control of the whole ship. He was being like, sent a
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program to go somewhere. So we but maybe Data just can
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like just open an airlock, like anywhere on the ship.
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And I don't know. Who knows?
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Well, he doesn't even have to do that.
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He can just teleport him out into space, you know.
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Oh yeah, O'Brien, teleport this guy out.
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Now, you said you've been trying to get a job and everything.
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If you could have your dream job, I mean anything that you
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wanted in life, what would it be?
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What would you like to do for a career?
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I would like to make movies, but I don't know.
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It's just weird with modern times because everything is so
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corporate now you need to like, oh, it's because, you know,
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people decades ago they could just, you know, build up a movie
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from nothing. But I think most people had some
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form of schooling, but that wasn't necessary.
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But I don't know, there are people who have had careers
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taken off online by, you know, short films and things that
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they've done. But, you know, they're not the
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biggest name directors today. But I I would love to direct
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movies. What kind of what kind of movie
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genre or style are you looking to do?
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Well, maybe scifi, but I guess because, you know, when you're a
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lowly director, you got to just do like dramas or something, low
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budget. But you know, there have been
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people who have done low budget scifi.
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But yeah, I'd definitely like to do some scifi weird shit.
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If you were to be asked to do like create your own episode for
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a Star Trek show, what do you think it would be about?
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I'd I'd probably have it in the future with all new characters,
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like different alien races. There's an alien race the the
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alien race, cuz you know Picard has an artificial heart.
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There was an A big alien race. I forget what they're called
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Nasicans. I want to have a Nasican on the
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bridge of the ship being a crew member because they were like
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antagonistic at first. It's it's like the Klingons with
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the original series, like you know the the Klingons were the
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bad guys but then Wharf, you know he was on the ship in The
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Next Generation. So I would want to take obscure
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alien races and like mix them together because they're alien
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races, like they have inherent things where you wouldn't have
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to work too hard to make a great character, like if it's just
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like a human. So you said that you think that
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you would take the series into the future.
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How far into the future and why is that important to you?
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I just wouldn't want to have to deal with continuity like we're
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we're like in the future now. Like things may have happened,
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but it doesn't matter right now. It's it's kind of like how Star
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Trek The Next Generation isn't really The Next Generation.
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Like, I think Star Trek The Next Generation takes place maybe
35:32
like 80 years after The Original Series.
35:36
So I'd want to have something like 80 years after The Next
35:40
Generation, just just to not have to worry about stuff and
35:43
just do my own thing. But you know, we could throw in
35:46
references here or there as it goes along.
35:50
What do you think about having it to where you got a ship that
35:54
is in the normal time, but like Voyager, it gets taken not far
36:00
out but into a totally different time period.
36:03
Star Trek's been known for that. And then you could get away with
36:06
all kinds of shit. Oh, actually I mentioned in the
36:11
last week that I love this YouTube channel, Red Letter
36:13
Media. They love Star Trek.
36:16
And when they heard the announcement of Star Trek
36:19
Picard, like they didn't know anything about it.
36:21
It was just announced and they were, they made a video about
36:26
what would we do if we were making up a card series.
36:30
And they basically said that they said that we would want the
36:35
card to basically come back like, oh, we need somebody Oh,
36:42
basically like they find an old Galaxy class ship, that's the
36:47
ship from The Next generation. But you know, like it's a little
36:51
in the future, so it's outdated. So they have to investigate this
36:55
mystery and they get on the ship and the ship will warp to random
37:00
spaces and times. So maybe you could go back to a
37:03
place in the original series, or they mentioned, oh, what's what
37:08
would happen if they warp in the far, far future when the
37:12
Andromeda Galaxy will collide with our Milky Way Galaxy and
37:17
it's like you like go through all space and time.
37:20
And that would be really cool. But I just.
37:22
I just didn't want to say that because I didn't want to take
37:25
their idea, but it's a great idea.
37:29
Are you one of these folks who do believe that our Galaxy is
37:32
going to collide? That's that's the speculation.
37:37
It's probably going to happen, but maybe not for like a a
37:41
billion years or something like that, but probably going to
37:45
happen. All right.
37:46
I got an interesting question for you.
37:48
I always try to keep things exciting.
37:50
So you find out that a meteorites come towards the
37:54
earth and you are put in front of a microphone in front of the
37:57
entire world. You have like 10 minutes to
38:00
speak. What would your last words be to
38:03
the world? I would say, hey guys, we
38:08
probably deserve this if we if we didn't put all of our money
38:14
into killing each other, maybe we could have put our money into
38:19
looking out for the planet. Like, literally because an
38:23
asteroid comet strike could happen.
38:27
But we we just didn't have our priorities in check.
38:34
Well, that sounds like a hell of a message right there.
38:37
I'll allow it. Yeah.
38:39
Hold on. I'm sorry.
38:39
I got to run to the bathroom because this week I'm drinking
38:42
beer and it just goes right through me.
38:45
Sorry. I'll be right back.
38:47
No problem. So if there's anybody out there
38:52
that would like to join us in the discussion, all you got to
38:54
do is click the link. I'll put it out there again for
38:57
people. Come on in, we can talk about
39:01
any topics you want to. Oops.
39:05
Taking a little bit of delay there.
39:06
To post that? Well, just scroll up If the link
39:11
isn't posting out there. I don't.
39:13
There we go. Oh, it said I got an error.
39:17
OK, so folks, if you scroll up, you can see the link.
39:23
Oh boy. Let's see.
39:28
I'll come up here and then Walla.
39:31
There it is. Trying to suggest we had bubble
39:41
gum out there. He would have been interested in
39:43
conversation. He's a gamer.
39:45
What does he want to come on? Well, he comes up every once in
39:50
a while, but looks like he's not going to do it now.
39:53
Maybe we inspired him to go play a video game or something.
39:57
I don't know. OK, Speaking of video games, you
40:00
recommended to me to buy Fallout 4 last week.
40:04
I did it. It is on sale on Steam.
40:07
The the Game of the Year edition with all the DLC.
40:10
It's only 10 bucks, so I bought that and New Vegas.
40:15
But I probably won't play them for a while because if I have
40:20
any extra time I got to finish Red Dead Redemption two.
40:24
And also if you have a YouTube Premium subscription you they
40:30
send you a link where you get a free trial for three months of
40:35
Xbox Game Pass. So I would I would want to play
40:39
any games on Game Pass before that trial runs out, before I
40:44
try any of those games. But I I got to buy them now
40:46
while they're on sale. Dude, you're going to be, you're
40:50
going to be blown away when you play Fallout 4.
40:53
It is such a good game, Very interesting.
40:56
It seemed like there was like 10 Dlc's.
40:59
It's crazy. Yeah, there's there's a lot of
41:02
content. And then on top of that, there's
41:05
a bunch you if you go to Fallout 4 Nexus, they got tons and tons
41:10
of shit that you can add to your game.
41:13
Yeah, I've been on there. Yeah, it's good stuff.
41:18
Good stuff. Oh boy.
41:26
Well, did you hear about that thing recently?
41:29
I was talking a little bit about it at the beginning.
41:31
There was apparently a YouTuber who decided to claim that he was
41:35
handing out free Xboxes and Playstations.
41:39
And these people, thousands of people showed up in New York.
41:43
Like out in the street. The police freaked out.
41:46
It was rough. Let's see what we got.
41:48
Brett, I think you'd like Red Dead online.
41:54
You can run all kinds of businesses and it's much better
41:57
than Grand Theft Auto. They had Lightning in a bottle
42:00
with RDO and just focus on GTA instead.
42:03
Sad. Well, I have played Red Dead
42:06
Redemption and my son and I, we actually ran around our horses
42:10
and I got into it with some guy out in the street and shot him
42:15
and then the whole damn town come after me.
42:19
Yeah, I recorded all that. I think the videos are up on
42:22
Rumble right now. Oh yeah, you mentioned you've
42:26
been on Rumble. I I I remember I was watching
42:30
some YouTuber like two years ago and he was talking about Rumble,
42:34
but I couldn't find the website at all.
42:38
But I don't know. I should check that out though.
42:42
Yeah, I've been storing a lot of stuff over there.
42:46
Yeah, unfortunately rumbles. It's a really nice site, but it
42:50
isn't picking up as many views as something like YouTube does.
42:54
YouTube has totally killed all other video sharing sites, but
42:59
I'm still giving it a shot. Yeah.
43:02
See, because me, I with my PC, I have a lot of hard drives and
43:07
you know, you said you stored some videos on Rumble and it's
43:10
just because, you know, if I upload something to Facebook or
43:13
if I upload something to YouTube that could be deleted.
43:17
I want to have a hard drive where like I have the video, you
43:20
know, on file. So yeah, I I would just say like
43:26
I don't know if there's a a good website that's that would never
43:30
delete any video. So I I wouldn't trust that.
43:33
But I yeah, I know hard drives fill up fast, but they're
43:36
getting cheaper, especially the mechanical old hard drives.
43:40
You could get like a 10 terabyte one for a decent amount of money
43:44
and just leave all your videos on there.
43:48
Well, the cool thing about Rumble as well as Odyssey, even
43:51
though Odyssey gets no views at all.
43:54
You can actually just simply go into the account section of
43:57
Rumble or Odyssey and click Sync up with your YouTube channel.
44:01
And what it'll do is it'll make it to where every time you
44:04
upload video, it'll put it over there and it'll grab your entire
44:08
account and put it over. On Odyssey and Rumble, you have
44:11
copies all over the place. I'm curious, on Odyssey or
44:16
Rumble, is there live streaming at all?
44:20
Yeah, but rumbles a lot easier. Unfortunately.
44:24
If you're one of these people who don't know how to do key
44:27
codes and all that bullshit or run something like OBS, then it
44:31
can be a learning curve. But rumbles simple.
44:34
Just like this you can connect stream yards to it OK, because
44:39
see with me. Maybe if something is too simple
44:44
it could be frustrating. I like to have a learning curve
44:46
myself, like I don't know, sometimes when something too
44:51
simple you can't do exactly what you want.
44:57
Yeah, just just go over, click, sync your YouTube channel and
45:02
that takes like less than 5 minutes to connect it and you
45:06
just logged into your YouTube channel through it and it'll ask
45:10
you do you want the whole channel or you just want it from
45:13
a certain point, That kind of shit.
45:15
And then it takes a. For Rumble takes about two weeks
45:19
to gather your entire account. If you have a couple 100 videos,
45:23
Odyssey's a lot quicker, but unfortunately honesty doesn't
45:27
get as many views that both sites look great though.
45:30
They look really, really nice. Yeah, but I guess it all just
45:36
depends on you know, how many advertising dollars they can get
45:40
with views. So I don't know some there may
45:44
be limitations to how much you get to upload because you don't
45:47
remember in the early days of YouTube you could only upload
45:50
like like 5 minutes or you had to get a certain number of
45:55
subscribers to upload over 20 minutes or something.
46:00
Rumble rumble isn't any kind of limitation, neither is Odyssey.
46:05
The only problem is the views but.
46:08
I personally, I've had a theory about YouTube for the longest
46:11
time. I believe that they give fake
46:13
views to a lot of video bloggers, giving people the idea
46:18
that they're more popular than what they actually are.
46:20
Kind of shit, yeah. Artificially inflate the numbers
46:26
to try and get more views from like kids or whatever market
46:31
they're trying to find. Yeah, give an example of
46:36
something. There's a couple people out
46:38
there that have over 1,000,000 subscribers.
46:41
Compare the views and the ratings to the comments and
46:45
you'll see that they don't get even 5% of the amount of
46:48
comments that match up with their own views.
46:51
Plus, YouTube has shown that they have corporations out there
46:55
that are stating that if you want to, you can buy subscribers
46:59
and views. A lot of people have debt
47:01
accounts subscribed to them. So that's that's a problem.
47:07
Okay. Yeah, all this has got me
47:11
thinking. I I don't believe I've mentioned
47:13
this last week because I didn't want to cross that line.
47:18
It might be inappropriate, but maybe I should tell you about my
47:24
plan. I have a plan to become a big
47:28
time content creator. Quote UN quote.
47:34
Well, that sounds like something a lot of people are interested
47:38
in doing. They want to be big.
47:39
They want to be popular on this thing.
47:41
Before we get into that, though, let's answer this person's
47:44
questions. Star Trek versus Star Wars.
47:47
Which is better, guys, in your opinion?
47:49
The old Star Trek is classic. I love the old Star Trek.
47:54
I don't. I mean that star.
47:55
I'm not talking about Star Trek, but Star Wars.
47:58
The newest movies, I hate them. I I can't stand them.
48:01
They suck. I don't like what they did with
48:03
my heroes, and I can't even really find the energy to watch
48:07
Star Wars anymore. Mandalorian was pretty good.
48:10
I had hope, but then they failed on that shit later on.
48:14
So far as Star Trek goes, I feel like it's gotten woke and
48:18
there's some, like weak shit and they turned it more into battles
48:22
instead of the moral ethical stories I used to love.
48:26
But besides that, I kind of I'm liking the Pike Show, The
48:29
Strange worlds. I haven't seen the pipe show.
48:35
I know a lot about new Trek, but from what I understand, like the
48:41
first two seasons of the card and the first or Discovery was
48:46
bad from what I understand. I remember I was excited about
48:50
Star Trek Discovery when it first got announced and I just
48:53
didn't hear good things and I never watched it.
48:55
But yeah, Star Wars has its bad things too.
49:00
I know there's revisionists who say that, oh, the prequels are
49:03
great, but the Star Wars prequels are still bad and the
49:08
sequels are bad. But there, I know that there is
49:12
a lot of good Star Wars books. I would just have to do some
49:17
more research to see if Star Trek had a lot of good books
49:21
because, you know, there's a new Star Wars show starting at the
49:27
end of this month that's called Asoka.
49:29
Have you heard of it? Is that the one with the woman
49:35
that's got the weird, like, worms growing out of her head?
49:38
She's orange. It's Rosario Dawson.
49:43
Yeah, seeing the animated cartoon of that specific
49:47
character, and I never really got into that that much.
49:51
Oh, me personally, I think the cartoons are great.
49:56
I I might like there's this one cartoon called Star Wars Rebels
50:01
where I might like that that whole cartoon more than the
50:05
original trilogy. It's that good.
50:08
You got to watch Star Wars Rebels.
50:10
But the Star Wars Rebels had Four Seasons, and the newest
50:16
Soca show is basically going to be a fifth season of that show.
50:21
And hold on, let me let me grab these other books one second.
50:25
We got Lambo out here. Lambo.
50:27
I did like the prequels of Star Wars, the the first three where
50:33
Anakin becomes Darth Vader. I did like that, but I I didn't
50:37
care for the newer stuff, the more modern Star Wars.
50:42
Yeah, because Rebels introduced. Because this this book, it's
50:49
there's three books, it's called the Thron Trilogy, and they
50:54
basically take place right after Return of the Jedi, and they are
50:58
great. These are great books.
51:03
Let's see. Oh, the first Thron book came
51:07
out in like 1991 or 1992. And Thron is a unique villain.
51:15
He doesn't have the Force. He's like a tactician.
51:18
He was like the Empire's top tactician who was the the
51:23
Emperor sent him to do other stuff like in a different area
51:29
to try to get like a new area of the Galaxy.
51:32
And that's why he wasn't in the original trilogy.
51:35
But he hears the Empire has fallen and he comes back and his
51:39
mastermind strategic mind is like something completely
51:44
different that they have to deal with.
51:46
And he's he's also going to be the main villain in the newest
51:50
Soca show. Got an interesting question for
51:55
you because obviously you've probably seen some of the CGI
51:59
stuff they've done with Star Wars where they put people,
52:02
actors who are dead somehow Mans UCGI to make them reappear in
52:07
some of these newer movies. What's your thoughts about that?
52:10
Do you think it's immoral to take the imagery of dead actors?
52:15
And then put them into make the full movie out of it.
52:19
I don't think it's immoral. I would just say because I hate
52:24
our current culture where we just worship celebrities.
52:29
It's like Oh my God, it's so and so it's oh it's him or it's her.
52:34
Like you got to have them because they're this big
52:36
celebrity. Me personally, I would if if
52:40
they do flashbacks or anything like that, I would prefer them
52:45
to recast it with a different actor.
52:48
But you know, Luke Skywalker came back in The Mandalorian at
52:53
the end of Season 2 and his face did not look good.
52:57
I would have preferred that they that they just recast them
53:02
because you know the Marvel movies, the guy who plays The
53:05
Winter Soldier, Bucky. Yeah, he looks a lot like Luke
53:10
Skywalker or Mark Campbell at least.
53:13
Yeah, there was a big fan outcry where they wanted him because
53:19
like, there was a sidebyside image of Luke Skywalker and him
53:25
and they were like, Oh my God, they look like.
53:27
I would have preferred them to just recast Luke Skywalker as
53:31
him. But I got to admit in the Book
53:34
of Boba Fett show where they brought Luke Skywalker out
53:37
again, the CG just looks so good.
53:40
It wasn't perfect but it was like 95%.
53:44
And I'm I'm thinking if if it can look that good go ahead and
53:48
do it like I wouldn't care. But I I'm, I'm just off put
53:53
because they've been they've been trying to do that shit for
53:59
a long time. Do you remember Tron Legacy?
54:02
I think that was the first one. It came out in like 2011 or or
54:07
something like that or 2010 and they tried to make a young Jeff
54:11
Bridges if if if you look at that like, it just does not look
54:15
good, but if they can make it look good, I don't.
54:20
So you you were saying earlier that you've been wanting your
54:24
interests of making movies. Have you thought about looking
54:28
into some of this a I generator stuff where you can?
54:33
Basically, tell it what it is that you want, add some pictures
54:37
and it will actually try to create a realistic movie for
54:41
you. Yeah, I'm actually very excited
54:44
about that because I don't know if you've ever heard of the TV
54:49
show Firefly. It was like in 2004, but it it
54:54
got cancelled before the 1st season even ended.
54:58
Like they made 14 episodes and they only aired like 11 or 12 of
55:04
them. And it's it's the best show ever
55:08
made. It's my favorite show.
55:10
And I've always wanted a Firefly Season 2.
55:14
And I was just because I was thinking in my mind because I
55:16
like to watch reaction channels and I was watching people react
55:21
to Firefly for the first time. They haven't seen it.
55:24
I'm like, oh, it's such a good show.
55:27
Just some computer God, give me Firefly Season 2.
55:33
I I didn't get a chance to watch it yet, but I heard a lot of
55:37
great stuff about it. Why is it that they do that?
55:41
That's one of the reasons I get pissed off about getting into TV
55:44
shows, because they start picking up and doing really good
55:47
and then suddenly get cancelled. But Firefly doesn't sound like
55:52
it was one that should have even come close to being cancelled.
55:55
Why did this happen? Well, actually there's a lot of
55:59
history with that show because it was very mishandled.
56:03
I think it was. It was ran in a very poor time
56:08
slot because it was like the early 2000s.
56:11
So like back then, people couldn't DVR shit and it was
56:17
just in a very poor time slot. And people, people became real
56:22
big fans of the show when it came out on DVD.
56:26
And the DVD had episodes that never even aired on TV.
56:32
So it was very mishandled. And also they ran the episodes
56:36
out of order. I don't know why they they just
56:40
ran. It's like, oh, we think episode
56:44
five or something is going to be interesting.
56:46
So we got to run that first. So, like, it was very
56:49
mishandled, mismanaged, and it was a different time.
56:52
I think if Firefly came out today, like with the Internet
56:56
presence and maybe more competence, it would have been
57:02
great. But yeah, it's just such a shame
57:05
you you got to watch Firefly. But if I get into a show like
57:13
that, knowing it's going to be dropped like that, it's going to
57:16
be hard for me. Yeah, it's it's only 14 episodes
57:20
and it's amazing. It's amazing.
57:24
And they did make a film called Serenity a couple years after it
57:30
was cancelled. Personally, there's things I
57:33
like about the film, but there's a lot of things I don't like.
57:37
It it it was, it was kind of messy, but it was kind of cool
57:41
to see them again. But if if I were to ask an AI to
57:45
make a A season to a Firefly, I would be like the movie's not
57:49
canonical. These are my ideas that I want
57:53
to see. But yeah, probably in like 1020
57:57
years I could have a really great Firefly season too.
58:01
I hope I live that long. Do you ever mess around with AI
58:07
art or music? I tried to, but a lot of the
58:12
premium experiences you got to pay for and I'm not trying to
58:16
pay for shit. Yeah, let me give you something
58:22
real quick to try out. This will be fun for you.
58:24
Let me open up my I'm going to give you a link and you could
58:29
test this out real quick. See what you think.
58:34
Give me a link on on stream yards or.
58:41
Hold on a second, you will be blown away by this.
58:45
This is so neat and it's free. OK, well let me show you what it
58:54
can do. First, if I can, try to present
58:58
the share screen. Hopefully this doesn't cause me
59:04
any kind of issues. OK, there we go.
59:11
All right. Are you able to see the screen?
59:14
Oh yeah, it's loading up right now.
59:16
Oh, is this just AI art? Yeah, watch this.
59:21
OK, you just simply. That's kind of in the way, but
59:27
let's say Jesus Christ universe. Cosmos Metal.
59:39
Watch this. This is neat.
59:45
Take a second. Oh yeah, isn't.
59:52
Yeah. Your thumbnail was similar to
59:54
that, right? Yeah, I screw around with the AI
59:59
stuff and. Come up with neat pictures, See?
1:00:01
There you go. That's pretty funny.
1:00:03
Oh, the Star Trek Jesus. You see that?
1:00:06
He's wearing a a fucking Star Trek uniform.
1:00:11
It's pretty cool, ain't it? Yeah, that's pretty awesome.
1:00:15
Playground eye.com. Yeah, I'll definitely look that
1:00:19
up later, dude. There you go.
1:00:22
Heck yeah. Look at that right there.
1:00:24
That one. But the sword and the throne?
1:00:32
Yes, let me Let me guess. There's going to be no images of
1:00:37
Jesus feeding the poor? Probably not sure this is a I
1:00:42
creating this so. Yeah, but I know.
1:00:44
But a I just goes off of all the information that it has and you
1:00:50
know, all of the generic Jesus Christ stuff.
1:00:57
Well, I guess you put in metal. So I guess that that.
1:01:01
Oh yeah, he's going to make a million.
1:01:04
Oh, oh, do you see that? There's a Midget Jesus and a
1:01:07
real Jesus. Well, the other Jesus looks like
1:01:11
he's standing below the other one, where the other one's up in
1:01:13
a step. I know it's kind of hard to see
1:01:16
it because it's a looks smaller. I don't know what the deal is
1:01:20
with the chicken and the Roosters and all that.
1:01:23
Oh, also. I This is one thing I was
1:01:26
thinking of today. I wanted to mention to it to
1:01:29
you. Did you know that there's a
1:01:31
Jesus Christ video game on Steam?
1:01:34
You could download a demo for it.
1:01:36
Yeah, I've seen the video for it.
1:01:39
Oh, it's it's called I Am Jesus Christ.
1:01:42
And it's like the first mission is you got to go through
1:01:46
whatever city you're in and you got to find John the Baptist.
1:01:50
But I was watching this video and like.
1:01:53
At the end, like there's like a boss fight, like we gotta fight
1:01:55
a demon and it's a first person game.
1:01:58
So you're like shooting like God magic at him.
1:02:01
That that game looks pretty cool, actually.
1:02:07
Here we go, Firefly TV show. Let's see what it'll do for us.
1:02:11
Oh shit. None of this really looks
1:02:13
anything like the show. The the show stars Nathan
1:02:19
Zillion. Are you familiar with him?
1:02:22
I'd have to look him up. Not good with remembering some
1:02:27
of the actor names. Some of this is Firefly esque,
1:02:31
but it's like I don't even recognize any particular
1:02:35
character. It's oh, that's Marty from Back
1:02:39
to the Future three. Do you see that?
1:02:42
Looks like it, doesn't it? Yeah, from the picture that they
1:02:45
took. But it's funny because Firefly
1:02:48
is a space Western. Like where they have like Laser
1:02:53
6 shooters and there's horses in the show, Like they ride horses
1:02:57
and there's no aliens. But it's a very interesting
1:03:03
world because it's basically like what if, like humans maybe
1:03:08
500 years from now? Like maybe the Earth was screwed
1:03:13
and the the top societies were probably America and China.
1:03:17
And every once in a while, like when when they want a character
1:03:20
to swear and say expletives, like they say it in Chinese.
1:03:26
We got a question for you. You probably would be able to
1:03:29
answer this. I haven't got a chance to watch
1:03:32
it as much on this, but here's the question.
1:03:35
What's your opinion on Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul?
1:03:40
Well, I have to say, Breaking Bad is amazing.
1:03:44
But I feel like I'm the only person in the world who thinks
1:03:47
the ending sucked. Everybody said it was a perfect
1:03:51
show, but I think the ending was really lame.
1:03:53
I don't want to say anything because I don't want to spoil.
1:03:56
And I haven't seen Better Call Saul.
1:04:00
I know everybody loves it. But I tried to watch the first
1:04:04
season. I couldn't make it through the
1:04:05
first season. I'm like this is all right?
1:04:08
But me personally, because it's supposed to be a prequel of a
1:04:12
character from Breaking Bad called Saul Goodman, but I think
1:04:17
it's just too close. It's too, it's too close to the
1:04:21
original Breaking Bad just so they can shoehorn in other
1:04:24
characters that were in Breaking Bad.
1:04:26
I'm like if if there's a show about Saul, I want to see him
1:04:30
like in his like mid to late 20s and like recast the character
1:04:35
and. But you know, like I said, like
1:04:37
they never want to recast characters.
1:04:39
They we got to get the same guy and he's old, so be hard to find
1:04:45
a guy that looks like him, though.
1:04:46
He's got a very unique kind of look to him.
1:04:50
Yeah, but I don't know. There's there's dude, I was just
1:04:54
looking up, you know, there's going to be a new Planet of the
1:04:58
Apes film next year. And there's they announced the
1:05:03
cast and. The main ape is going to be
1:05:09
Cornelius, but you know what's in the rebooted universe?
1:05:13
But the guy who played Cornelius in the original Planet of the
1:05:16
Apes? Like, I I saw the character.
1:05:19
I saw the guy who's going to play the new Cornelius on IMDb
1:05:23
and like, God damn, that looks like Roddy McDowell.
1:05:26
But, like, you didn't even have to do that because he's going to
1:05:28
be a CG character. Like you could you could always
1:05:32
find an actor that looks like. That looks like another actor.
1:05:39
A younger actor, I mean, No, we'll give it a try, then we'll
1:05:45
give it a try. So what else have you been up to
1:05:50
when you plan on playing your Fallout 4?
1:05:53
Yeah, like I said, probably not for a while, but that's that's
1:05:56
the good thing about PC. It's like, oh, I got the game
1:05:59
for 10 bucks. It's it's only 10 bucks.
1:06:02
It's in my library. It's going to be in my library
1:06:04
forever. Like I said, I got to finish Red
1:06:07
Dead and there's there's one game specifically on the Xbox
1:06:13
Game Pass that I wanted to play. It's called Hifi Rush.
1:06:17
Have you ever heard of it? High rise rush, you say?
1:06:23
No. hi-fi, Rush. Hi-fi What's it about?
1:06:28
It's an anime style game, but it's about a guy who almost dies
1:06:34
and he gets robot parts in him, but then he discovers that the
1:06:38
whole world like has a beat to it and that that's what the
1:06:42
game's about. Like you have to.
1:06:44
You have to do your attacks like to the beat.
1:06:48
Like there's music playing and you can see the beats and you
1:06:52
got to make sure you time like your dodges and attacks with the
1:06:56
beats. And I'm like, oh, that game
1:06:58
looks dope. I definitely got to play that
1:07:00
before my Game Pass runs out. There you go.
1:07:05
So what do you prefer, PlayStation or Xbox?
1:07:10
Well, I prefer PC, but if I had to choose I would pick Xbox
1:07:15
because if. Because, you know, like if you
1:07:21
get Game Pass Ultimate, then you can have Game Pass on PC or
1:07:25
Xbox. And I still got because I had an
1:07:30
Xbox One and I bought Gears of War Four.
1:07:36
But I can access Gears of War Four on my PC because they have
1:07:42
something called Cross Buy. Where if you buy, if you buy it
1:07:46
on the Xbox Store on the PC, or if you buy it just on Xbox One,
1:07:51
you could play it on both and you have cloud saves.
1:07:54
Like I'd have to say, Xbox. Sounds good, sounds good.
1:08:00
I'm opening up my steam right now and take a look and see if
1:08:04
there's any new material. Yeah, I figure once I get
1:08:08
Starfield though, I don't see. I don't really have any other
1:08:12
ideas of what I would want to try to play.
1:08:15
I've been looking at what the hell is it called?
1:08:18
Boulder Gate Three That looks. Pretty, Yeah, I've I've heard
1:08:22
about that, I think. I think that looks pretty good.
1:08:25
I think I mentioned last week I tried to play Diablo Four.
1:08:31
I just didn't like it. But Baldur's Gate 3 looks pretty
1:08:35
dope, actually. I I'm, I might try that.
1:08:38
But you know, like I said, I'm in between jobs.
1:08:41
I'm not going to get a full biweekly paycheck until
1:08:44
September 1st, so I just don't want to spend too much money on
1:08:48
games right now. But you know, when Baldur's Gay
1:08:51
Three goes on sale, I'm definitely going to buy that
1:08:53
shit. I think it's multiplayer too.
1:08:58
Let me see, is this thing appearing properly?
1:09:01
Well, that's weird. If I are you able to see what's
1:09:04
going on? Yeah yeah, I could see your
1:09:06
Steam page. It's weird.
1:09:08
If I click away from it, it goes dark on the screen for some
1:09:13
reason. I don't see, oh, my friendly
1:09:15
neighborhood. I heard about that game.
1:09:17
Did you see that? Let me go back this one.
1:09:21
Dude, yeah, that's it's basically like Bioshock, but
1:09:24
instead of Big Daddy's, it's like Muppets that have come to
1:09:28
life. It's weird.
1:09:31
Like the the character even has like a wrench and he hit some
1:09:36
whips. It keeps on going black whenever
1:09:40
I go to look back at you. Is it fixed again?
1:09:45
Yeah, I could see everything pretty much just fine.
1:09:49
Surrounded. Yeah.
1:09:52
Boy, that looks spooky. Yeah, I I've never played.
1:10:01
I played some games in VR, but a horror game in VR would be
1:10:05
freaking amazing. You know you can play Fallout 4
1:10:09
in VR, right? Yeah, that's what initially got
1:10:12
me interested before because like I said last week, I got the
1:10:17
Oculus from meta, but my Facebook account was hacked, so
1:10:23
I can't even access it. But when.
1:10:25
But when I was using my Oculus, I was looking at Fallout 4.
1:10:30
I was like, ooh yeah, that that might like, because even because
1:10:33
I knew like it, it didn't have good word of mouth generally.
1:10:37
I was like, ooh, if I could get a big game like that in VR, like
1:10:40
I was interested. But I I didn't buy it, though.
1:10:47
Yeah, there's a You should watch some of the videos on YouTube.
1:10:50
There's this one guy who imitates the Pirates of the
1:10:53
Caribbean while he's playing the game.
1:10:56
It's pretty funny. You know that Jack Sparrow guy?
1:11:01
Yeah, the Johnny Depp. We have the the person, while
1:11:06
they're doing the VR, they're playing Fallout and they're
1:11:09
talking the way you would imagine that if a damn pirate
1:11:14
lived in that, you know, existence or went through a time
1:11:17
warp. It's kind of funny.
1:11:21
Did you ever make any Fallout 4 videos?
1:11:24
Yeah, I made a few. I I have done a lot of modding
1:11:28
and also participated in a lot of people's mods.
1:11:32
Got somebody called Holy Adonis. How you doing there?
1:11:35
Holy Adonis? Yeah, it's a it's tough.
1:11:45
You got to have a pretty good Internet connection in order to
1:11:47
be trying to do all that. Can you still hear me?
1:11:54
Yeah, yeah. I was just looking because the
1:11:57
the comment wasn't on Stream Yard, I guess it's on the
1:12:00
YouTube stream. Yeah.
1:12:03
Let me see. Oh, I think that's Adonis.
1:12:10
Adonis alright, Yeah. Yeah, and Adonis is like a
1:12:14
person who's like a perfect, like male specimen.
1:12:18
Like ooh, he's an Adonis. You saw his Avatar picture, he
1:12:24
says. Okay, he says, Doing well since
1:12:28
the last time we've talked about become a Christian.
1:12:31
Well, good for you, man. Good for you.
1:12:33
Hopefully you're a good Christian.
1:12:37
Yeah, cause just cause you're a Christian doesn't mean you're
1:12:40
good. I might have mentioned this last
1:12:42
week, but there was a a Christian who was just down
1:12:46
talking to my mom and just demeaning her and just saying
1:12:50
like. Oh, it's because you're you're
1:12:53
too selfish and you're blah blah blah.
1:12:55
You're too this and too that. Like too judgmental.
1:12:58
Like, I don't know it I guess the religion doesn't matter.
1:13:04
It's the person that matters. Yeah, unfortunately a bad person
1:13:10
gets into religion. They might.
1:13:12
They could either choose to do better with their life and make
1:13:15
good choices and become a better person, but sometimes you get
1:13:19
people who bring their bad into the religion and then use the
1:13:22
religion as a weapon to basically manipulate as they've
1:13:26
always done before. Yeah, it's it's depressing.
1:13:32
It's like you. A religion is supposed to be
1:13:35
something that's supposed to be good.
1:13:37
But you know, humans just got to ruin everything, you know?
1:13:42
That's how I feel about it. That's how I feel.
1:13:45
Took me a long time to It was easy for me to let people know
1:13:49
that I believed in a higher power.
1:13:51
It was hard for me to finally throw some kind of label on
1:13:56
myself because I knew of a lot of baggage.
1:13:58
Came with it. Yeah, I'm sorry.
1:14:01
What's your current label right now?
1:14:04
Well, I originally was just calling myself a theist and for
1:14:07
some reason people thought it was funny whenever I would just
1:14:10
say I'm a believer in God. A God believer is something like
1:14:14
that, but it's pretty, pretty clear and stuff that my views
1:14:19
really go towards Jesus. So figured out there you go.
1:14:24
But I've also, I don't know how many videos you've watched of
1:14:27
mine. My issue is, is that the
1:14:30
definition of Christian is one who strives to be or is Christ
1:14:35
like and I'm definitely nowhere close to being like Christ.
1:14:39
So I kind of fight with myself and struggle with myself if it's
1:14:43
the proper label even nowadays. Yeah, I understand that because
1:14:49
one of my comments, remember I mentioned I'm interested in
1:14:54
maybe becoming a Buddhist. I haven't gone to a temple, but
1:14:57
I've looked up some Buddhist temples in Milwaukee where I
1:15:02
live. I kind of want to learn more
1:15:04
about it. I actually bought a Buddhist
1:15:08
book, but you know, there's no one single Buddhist holy book.
1:15:12
It's just, you know, the the legend of Buddha and what he
1:15:16
taught and other people have written books on the subject.
1:15:20
But hold on, I'm sorry I got to take a leak again.
1:15:23
Like I said, these beers just go right through me.
1:15:26
Sorry. All right, man.
1:15:28
It's all good. Holy Adonis, if you'd like to
1:15:31
come in and chat with us, you can Lambo anybody out there.
1:15:35
You don't have to type. You can come in and join the
1:15:38
discussion. Oh boy.
1:15:42
And if you got any questions or things you'd like to talk about,
1:15:48
put the link out there again. There we go.
1:16:04
Yep, there it is. Come on in if you feel like it.
1:16:08
You don't have to have a webcam. If you have a microphone at all
1:16:12
that's required. Well, just Lambo.
1:16:32
All you got to do is just mute the mic whenever you're not
1:16:35
talking. That way you don't cause any
1:16:36
kind of noise, whatever. All right.
1:16:45
You were mentioning Buddhism, are you going to there's, I
1:16:49
don't know if you realize this, My son, he was looking into
1:16:52
Buddhism a while back and all that.
1:16:55
And there's there's two major forms of it.
1:16:58
Obviously as far as it comes to like a God thing, there's
1:17:02
atheistic type of Buddhism where they don't believe in a God, but
1:17:06
there's also a form of theistic Buddhist.
1:17:10
Which one were you going for? Well.
1:17:14
I believe that the atheistic Buddhism is is the standard.
1:17:19
It's the norm. I didn't, I didn't know there
1:17:21
was a theistic version of Buddhism until I tried to look
1:17:25
into it. This is another one of the books
1:17:27
I bought today. The heart of Buddha's teaching
1:17:33
it. It was just a random book in a
1:17:35
used bookstore. It's like this is the Buddhist
1:17:37
section and I was kind of looking at them.
1:17:40
And this seemed the most interesting to me.
1:17:44
But I will not buy a book from the Dalai Lama.
1:17:50
There was a bunch of Dalai Lama books about Buddhism, and the
1:17:54
Dalai Lama is is bullshit. The theistic Buddhist that I was
1:18:04
talking about. It's more of a how do I put it?
1:18:07
Kind of like a friends thing. Some people, they join Buddhism
1:18:12
because they want to find enlightenment, or they want to
1:18:15
be able to meditate or find themselves in some other plane.
1:18:19
But there's other people who are theists, but they respect the
1:18:22
philosophy of Buddhism. A lot of Buddhism is a lot of
1:18:27
the teachings of Buddhism is a lot similar to some of the
1:18:31
things Jesus thought. So there's Christian Buddhist
1:18:34
out there as well. But yeah, see, my thought
1:18:38
process is that, you know, there is a point where in Buddhism you
1:18:43
can reach Nirvana, where a point where it's a higher stage where
1:18:49
you won't be reincarnated again. And it's just us humans on
1:18:54
earth. Like, maybe that's true.
1:18:56
Maybe that's possible, But us humans on Earth are constantly
1:19:01
looking. The Buddhists on earth are
1:19:04
constantly looking for the reincarnation of Buddha, and I
1:19:08
just don't believe that the Dalai Lama is the reincarnation
1:19:12
of Buddha. Like maybe the reincarnation of
1:19:14
Buddha is, you know, some kid in a Amazon tribe.
1:19:20
But that that Dalai Lama is creepy.
1:19:23
Did you see that creepy video of his?
1:19:25
You know what I'm talking about. There's a video where the Dalai
1:19:31
Lama like because he's like 90 years old and he had like a kid
1:19:36
on his lap and he was asked, he stuck his tongue out there like
1:19:40
this and he was like suck my tongue.
1:19:43
He told that to the kid. I'm like if there's no way in
1:19:48
fucking hell that that is the reincarnation of Buddha.
1:19:52
They have the unfortunately that weird tradition that you speak
1:19:56
of can also be found in Islam. There's some friends, Islamics
1:20:01
who they, I think they call it tongue sucking or some shit like
1:20:06
that. But yeah, it's weird.
1:20:09
Yeah, I've never heard of that, like as a thing specifically.
1:20:14
Like I didn't know there was a thing that Islam did.
1:20:17
But yeah, it's just organized religion and dogma is very
1:20:25
detrimental in my opinion because like, you know,
1:20:30
organized religion, you just like there's people who probably
1:20:33
don't believe anything, but they just want to get the power over
1:20:38
the people. So where you know these Catholic
1:20:40
priests can fucking molest kids like a lot of these holy men who
1:20:48
say that, oh, their whole life is dedicated to God or not that
1:20:53
holy. So I appreciate there's a
1:20:59
religion like Buddhism that is not theistic, where there's not
1:21:03
something to worship, but it is more of a philosophy.
1:21:07
But there is some belief involved.
1:21:11
Yeah, there's a there's a atheistic form of Buddhism that
1:21:15
doesn't involve higher powers. But like I was saying, because
1:21:19
of the idea that some people see it as a philosophy as opposed to
1:21:23
a religion, you can get. Christians, you can get someone
1:21:27
who has believed in God for a long time who will also claim or
1:21:31
label themselves a Buddhist because they follow the
1:21:34
philosophy of it. It's very similar to Jesus.
1:21:39
Yeah, because hold on. Let me see if I could grab one
1:21:44
more book here. All right, let's see what we
1:21:56
got. Yeah, see, I I might have
1:22:01
mentioned this last week, but I have the Jefferson Bible.
1:22:07
Very thin. As you can see.
1:22:09
It's a small book, but it's basically, it's just the moral
1:22:15
teachings of Jesus. It's all about morality.
1:22:19
And if you compare a Bible to what just the morality is, you
1:22:26
could definitely see that there's a difference.
1:22:28
And I just think like religion, like getting people to believe,
1:22:38
like I believe in something I have to give my heart to.
1:22:44
But we like us humans, like the vast majority of humans.
1:22:49
I'm not going to say 0, but the vast majority of humans have
1:22:54
never communicated with a higher power.
1:22:57
We just have to communicate with people who have said that they
1:23:02
have a communication with the higher power.
1:23:04
And humans are flawed. They could lie.
1:23:06
So I just really don't believe in, you know, putting all of
1:23:12
yourself into something where that could be corrupted by an
1:23:18
institution. Institutions are bad.
1:23:23
What do you what's your thoughts on some of these?
1:23:26
And I'll be more than happy to get into a discussion about all
1:23:30
this with you. But how do you feel about a lot
1:23:32
of these videos on YouTube about popular atheist who end up
1:23:37
suffering like some kind of bout?
1:23:39
Like a A while back there was an atheist who was out on a boat
1:23:43
with his friends and I think they were drinking and the guy
1:23:47
fell over and landed into almost a piddle like jellyfish the the
1:23:51
ones that can. Kill your ass really quickly.
1:23:53
Yeah, the big forms. Well, apparently he got stung up
1:23:57
and then ended up in the hospital.
1:23:59
When he woke up, he claimed that he envisioned God speaking to
1:24:05
him and actually showed him representations of like a form
1:24:10
of hell. Now, I couldn't agree with him
1:24:13
because my view of hell is not like a lot of other Christians.
1:24:17
I don't believe it's actually a location.
1:24:19
I believe it's just simply the death of the soul or
1:24:22
destruction. I'm an annihilationist, but he
1:24:25
said that he was any place and actually spoke to God.
1:24:30
This was an atheist who made a video of this, and the guy was
1:24:33
well known for being an atheist. Yeah, I would just say things of
1:24:39
that nature like the human mind is so malleable.
1:24:47
I don't know, I could never tell somebody that their experience
1:24:51
wasn't true. But there's millions of people
1:24:55
who experience things like like schizophrenia like it.
1:25:02
I'm not going to, I'm not going to give any validation that
1:25:05
like, oh, maybe that's real, but it's just hard to say.
1:25:11
Because as me being interested in Buddhism, I have to say I
1:25:17
like a lot of the stuff I've heard about reincarnation sounds
1:25:21
pretty credible and also a lot of the stuff that I've heard
1:25:26
about DMT. Have you heard about DMT?
1:25:31
Yeah, I brought. I brought that up with you last
1:25:34
week about people having experiences and all that, and I
1:25:39
remember I questioned you, I said.
1:25:41
Why would evolution create a chemical that allows you to have
1:25:45
euphoria before you die? It's all good.
1:25:48
It was last week and we talked about 100 different things.
1:25:51
So, yeah, but well, to this conversation, there have been
1:25:55
many people who have had profound experiences on DMT, and
1:26:01
I think most of them seem substantive, like this is what
1:26:09
the person needed to hear, but what what might Nobody really
1:26:13
knows what a DMT trip is. But my thinking is like, maybe
1:26:20
your consciousness can access a higher dimension.
1:26:24
And, you know, people experience so many different things on DMT.
1:26:28
So I I was thinking maybe like you know, people could
1:26:31
experience many different dimensions, many different
1:26:36
dimensions of the universe. There could be infinite
1:26:40
dimensions for what we know. So I I don't think that it's not
1:26:46
credible, but from I don't know. It's possible that the DMT
1:26:52
experiences are just in our head, but I don't know from what
1:26:56
I I guess I would have to experience it for myself before
1:26:59
I say for sure. I guess I should probably throw
1:27:03
this out there about the reincarnation thing that you
1:27:05
brought up last week, as well as a few times in this discussion.
1:27:09
To me, I don't have a difficult time believing that our energy
1:27:14
goes back into the universe and sooner or later it will manifest
1:27:18
itself into another life form or person.
1:27:21
That's not a problem. My issue with reincarnation is
1:27:24
these fucking people who claim to be the reincarnation of JFK
1:27:28
or somebody always famous or popular.
1:27:31
No one ever says I used to be this and then I became a
1:27:35
cockroach and I lasted 5 minutes and somebody laid a cup of hot
1:27:39
coffee on me. Nobody ever has that story.
1:27:42
It's always they're famous or came from some Egyptian goddess
1:27:46
or some shit. You notice that?
1:27:49
Yeah. Well, obviously that is mental
1:27:52
illness. Because if I if even if I had a
1:27:56
DMT experience or some type of psychedelic experience, or like
1:28:04
if I knew I was a reincarnation of like a famous, notable person
1:28:11
in history that people would recognize, I wouldn't tell
1:28:16
anybody. I would just give the vague
1:28:18
details like, oh, I grew up here and I remember this and I
1:28:22
remember that. But because I know as a sane
1:28:26
person, it sounds crazy to say that you're the reincarnation of
1:28:30
Napoleon Bonaparte. Even if I was, I wouldn't say
1:28:34
it, but I would give small details.
1:28:37
So I would say stuff like that. That's definitely mental illness
1:28:43
in my opinion. Well, how would?
1:28:46
OK, so I believe that on a scientific level we could find
1:28:53
energy in the universe that basically perpetuates itself in
1:28:56
the next generation life forms. However, how would someone be
1:29:01
able to explain outside the supernatural or in a
1:29:04
naturalistic way, that the memories of past darn if the
1:29:08
body is gone and there's no soul from an atheist point of view?
1:29:13
Then why should the memories be carried over?
1:29:16
For there would have to be some supernatural essence to that.
1:29:20
Well, I guess that all just depends on your definition of
1:29:24
supernatural. Supernatural.
1:29:29
I guess, You know if if somebody went back in time with an
1:29:35
electromagnet and is grabbing metal like to hunter gatherers,
1:29:42
they would say that is a supernatural being and he has
1:29:45
supernatural powers. So I I wouldn't, I wouldn't
1:29:49
necessarily say reincarnation is supernatural because we don't
1:29:54
know, we don't really know what life and consciousness is.
1:29:58
We we don't really know what it is.
1:30:01
It's it's a mystery. No, what I'm saying is I don't
1:30:05
believe, I believe that it could naturalistically be explained on
1:30:10
a scientific level of. Basically the energy coming back
1:30:14
into life forms and regenerating themselves, that's not
1:30:18
supernatural to me. It's preserving memories.
1:30:22
Like let's say that you believe that you came from some ancient
1:30:25
person 5000 years ago. Well, how would I be able to
1:30:30
verify that? And why would you even have the
1:30:32
memories in the 1st place? You see, that's where I get the
1:30:36
the idea that there must be some supernatural extension in order
1:30:39
for that to be the case. What is the purpose of you
1:30:42
having those memories when you're not that person anymore?
1:30:47
Well, I would say that some people describe the human brain
1:30:54
as an antenna like where if your life force went to another brain
1:31:05
you might be able to pick up on some signals.
1:31:09
And if our brain, if our brain was an antenna that that's
1:31:14
probably what DMT is like, where DMT just tunes the frequency.
1:31:23
You know, I'm using, I'm using basic language here, but we we
1:31:30
don't know how that works. But I definitely think that's
1:31:33
possible because the brain is a super complex thing that we
1:31:37
can't just replicate. We can replicate many things,
1:31:40
even with computer technology, but the brain is the most
1:31:44
advanced super computer on the planet and we don't know how it
1:31:50
works. Well, I would have to say this.
1:31:54
If people do believe it's possible for memories to be
1:31:59
passed on many generations later or someone come to life and then
1:32:04
say that they were someone thousands of years ago, they
1:32:08
would have to superimpose the idea that there's some kind of
1:32:12
concept of God. If you believe that memories can
1:32:15
be passed on through the cosmos like that, then you basically
1:32:18
would have to argue that there's a mind involved in that.
1:32:23
I don't know if I would say that because we don't know what life
1:32:29
is really. So maybe like, hold on, Let me
1:32:36
let me try to think of an example.
1:32:38
We we kind of, we kind of, Even though there's a we're still
1:32:42
infantile in our understanding of existence in the universe.
1:32:46
You know right now that if you had the unfortunate problem of
1:32:50
heading up to Walmart to get a really good movie or book, and
1:32:53
you get hit by a fucking banana truck, that's it, right?
1:32:57
Yeah. I mean, scientifically, you
1:32:59
observe somebody gets hit by a truck, they're done.
1:33:02
Now, if your memory somehow pass on 200 years later to somebody
1:33:06
else and they think that they're partly you, well, shit, there
1:33:11
has to be some kind of supernatural element.
1:33:13
There ain't no way to get around that.
1:33:15
What about you were mentioning Buddhism?
1:33:18
Do you believe in the form of karma kind of reap what you sow?
1:33:22
Oh yeah, I definitely believe in karma there.
1:33:27
There might be elements of karma in our world that we have right
1:33:31
now. But you know, we we all know
1:33:33
that there are evil people who live to be like a fucking
1:33:38
hundred and they never have any consequences.
1:33:42
And so maybe in the next life they'll have to get punished but
1:33:48
or not punished Because that implies that there's something,
1:33:54
I I would say that there's probably a balance to the
1:33:58
universe. The the universe needs balance.
1:34:03
But maybe it can't always be balanced in the world we
1:34:08
experience right now. Maybe an A consciousness would
1:34:14
have to be balanced in its next reincarnation.
1:34:20
I used to talk to this beautiful woman a while back in my live
1:34:24
shows called Sister Sunshine and she she was Buddhist and she
1:34:29
believed in karma and a concept of reap what you show and I
1:34:33
remember asking her who's keeping score of the karma
1:34:37
though. I mean, you even found yourself,
1:34:40
even though you realize you and used a funny word for it.
1:34:44
But usually when people believe in karma, they believe that the
1:34:47
universe is somehow adjusting the negative energy and the
1:34:51
negative things people do, and then they're they're living
1:34:54
through it in the next life or there's some kind of lesson to
1:34:57
be learned. Wouldn't that also presuppose
1:35:00
that there's something out there that's keeping score?
1:35:05
I wouldn't say so because maybe that's just the natural law of
1:35:10
the universe. Because because you know, like
1:35:16
our universe doesn't really make any sense.
1:35:19
Like, why? Why do we have these laws of
1:35:22
nature? Why do we have the law of
1:35:23
gravity? Why do we have the speed of
1:35:25
light? Like this is just the universe
1:35:28
that we exist in right now. And maybe there are other
1:35:33
certain balances in in consciousness, but we don't.
1:35:38
Like I said, we don't really know what consciousness,
1:35:40
consciousness is. So but you know, like I said, I
1:35:45
believe in multiverse theory, there has to be an infinite
1:35:48
number of universes. Maybe there are universes with
1:35:52
absolutely no life and no laws, but yeah, that's what I believe.
1:35:59
The I've seen theories where some people believe that there
1:36:04
could be multiverses that actually go backwards as opposed
1:36:08
to forward. That if you were observing that
1:36:10
universe, it's called the arrow time theory, where you're
1:36:14
literally watching people get younger as opposed to getting
1:36:17
older. Everything's backwards.
1:36:20
Now there's something I've noticed when talking to you.
1:36:24
You are so open. Minded to all these different
1:36:29
universes and ideas and stuff. But I notice if I throw the
1:36:33
concept of God at you, it seems like you're like, well, I don't
1:36:38
know about all that. I mean you're open to everything
1:36:40
else, but the concept of God seems to it's you wrong.
1:36:44
Why is that? Yeah, it just doesn't make any
1:36:48
sense. There's a complex being who came
1:36:53
down and created everything that it just doesn't make sense.
1:36:59
How? How was that complex being
1:37:01
created? Like, as I probably mentioned
1:37:04
this last week, but like there's probably 100,000 different
1:37:09
religions over the span of humanity, if not more.
1:37:14
Everybody believes in a different God.
1:37:19
All of those religions contradict the others.
1:37:22
So like I I just don't see what like cuz some people thought the
1:37:27
sun was a God. Oh it's the sun, the sun is God
1:37:31
the sun gives life. But like a complex entity like
1:37:40
in our universe, like creating our universe, it just doesn't
1:37:45
make any sense. Well, as far as people
1:37:48
worshipping the sun or the stars or some kind of nebula, I mean,
1:37:53
it would be pretty easy to. I mean, we could, well, there's
1:37:56
a couple different ways we could argue it.
1:37:57
We could just say these people are nuts are they've been
1:38:00
smoking wacky to backy and they're just seeing shit, right?
1:38:04
But then there's the other thing.
1:38:05
If we were to put more energy or thought into this, could you
1:38:10
imagine if you're a primitive person and you see something
1:38:13
come out of one of these multiverses?
1:38:16
And it lands before you. Being a primitive person, your
1:38:19
idea might be because you've never been to the sun.
1:38:23
You don't know how hot it actually is, or what material it
1:38:26
is because you're a primitive person.
1:38:28
Perhaps you think that the life form that came from the sky is
1:38:32
from the stars themselves or the sun.
1:38:36
It doesn't make the person an idiot, but they're basically
1:38:38
whenever they write down what it is they seen.
1:38:42
They start speculating on where it may have come from.
1:38:46
Does that make sense to you? Yeah, that makes sense.
1:38:49
But that doesn't mean whatever entity that they saw existed
1:38:55
before the universe and created the universe as we know it.
1:38:59
I I just don't think that makes any logical sense.
1:39:02
But do you believe in multiverses?
1:39:04
So you must believe that some of those multiverses can die,
1:39:09
right? They claim many theories in this
1:39:12
universe is going to die. Our galaxies are going to ram
1:39:15
into each other. Do you believe that some
1:39:17
universes are dead or become nonexistent?
1:39:23
Maybe. Like I said, I'm not even
1:39:25
exactly sure what our universe is like.
1:39:28
Maybe our universe never died, but maybe it existed in a
1:39:35
different type of state and it it naturally evolved into the
1:39:43
state that we know now. But I don't.
1:39:45
I don't know for sure if a universe can die, but maybe.
1:39:53
So you believe in the the possibility of all these
1:39:56
multiverses. You believe in the possibility
1:39:59
that every universe could have its own laws and strange,
1:40:02
unusual stuff, but. The concept of a superior being
1:40:08
that can be attributed to a God like thing that's that's just
1:40:13
too far for you. Well, like I said, what's your
1:40:16
definition of superior like a being that's superior to an
1:40:20
entire universe. I'd have to ask you Brett, do
1:40:24
you believe in that there are multi?
1:40:29
In multiverse theory, are there multiple universes?
1:40:32
And if so, did the God who create our universe create those
1:40:36
universes? Well, the the honest answer I
1:40:40
can give for the multiverse, I see no reason whatsoever why it
1:40:45
shouldn't be the case that there's more out there.
1:40:48
I think that it's absolutely probable that there's other
1:40:52
universes and other existences. I also believe that our universe
1:40:57
may not act under natural laws like we assume all the time.
1:41:01
There could be a lot of crazy shit going on star track Y stuff
1:41:04
that we just haven't observed yet.
1:41:06
But being that I'm open to all that, you kind of have to find
1:41:11
yourself to the point where you say maybe there is an entity
1:41:14
capable of transforming matter and being able to terror form
1:41:19
and do these type of things like a God.
1:41:23
Yeah, but if you're open to the idea of the multiverse, do you
1:41:27
think I have to ask you, do you, do you think that the God that
1:41:33
you believe created our universe and created us created other
1:41:37
universes? Or are there other gods who have
1:41:40
created other universes? Well, for me and I know that
1:41:46
this is going to cause some religious folks some issues out
1:41:50
there because some people just hold to the idea that there's
1:41:53
one God. But I've actually read the Bible
1:41:55
cover to cover as well as studied.
1:41:57
A lot of the Abrahamic face and other gods are mentioned.
1:42:01
There are other beings mentioned in these religious texts that
1:42:06
are very close to the attributes of God and could be considered
1:42:09
God like themself or Demi gods. I'm sorry.
1:42:14
I got something in my eye. It's all good, man.
1:42:21
So do you think there's a universe that exists that the
1:42:27
God that you believe created our universe has nothing to do with?
1:42:32
Well I've never observed a multi universe, but I am totally open
1:42:37
to the speculation and idea of there being other universes.
1:42:41
As far as I'm concerned though, we're in the same, we're in the
1:42:45
same problem. Whether you add a million
1:42:47
universes or stick with one, you have to ask yourself where did
1:42:52
the universe come from? Where did the energy come from
1:42:55
to create these universes and all that.
1:42:57
I believe that God is like an eternal energy that always is,
1:43:02
always was, and he's an extension of these universes if
1:43:06
there's many of them. If there isn't then he's just an
1:43:09
extension of this one. Is there others like him?
1:43:13
I believe that's very possible. Some people would call it
1:43:16
angels, some would call it demons or gin or some kind of
1:43:20
name for it. Yeah, I guess so.
1:43:23
Those would be supernatural entities.
1:43:25
But angels and gin, like, don't have the ability to create a
1:43:29
whole universe. So I'm just saying that.
1:43:35
Well, I would have to say that I don't even know that our
1:43:38
universe didn't exist. Maybe our universe always
1:43:42
existed. That's what a that's what an
1:43:46
atheist friend, well, former atheist friend of mine talked
1:43:49
about quite a few times. You should go back in the live
1:43:52
shows. He eventually ended up with the
1:43:54
concept that there had to be a higher power though.
1:43:57
But for the longest time he hated The Big Bang theory.
1:44:00
He did not like the idea that the universe had a beginning.
1:44:04
He felt that was supernatural and that's what science claimed.
1:44:08
Well, I wouldn't necessarily call The Big Bang theory
1:44:12
supernatural, because it it doesn't mean our universe was
1:44:17
created, it just means our universe changed form.
1:44:22
At a certain point in time, well, here's why it it's
1:44:26
considered the concept of like The Big Bang.
1:44:29
Here's the reason why a lot of theists and some atheists get
1:44:33
aggravated with The Big Bang. It is claimed that a singularity
1:44:38
existed outside of space and time and matter before the
1:44:42
universe existed. This means that nature did not
1:44:46
exist, therefore there were no laws of nature.
1:44:49
Whenever it finally did its explosion, or whatever you want
1:44:53
to call it, creating all this, then nature came into existence.
1:44:58
That's why it's supernatural, because it's outside the laws of
1:45:02
nature. It existed before nature even
1:45:05
existed. That's why a theist and some
1:45:08
atheist get a little funky whenever it comes to that
1:45:11
theory. Well, I don't know.
1:45:14
Like I said, I'm not. An an astrophysicist.
1:45:18
But you know, there are things that are pretty much confirmed
1:45:23
like dark matter that would interact with our universe in a
1:45:28
completely different way that would upset the natural laws of
1:45:33
our universe. So I I would just have to say, I
1:45:37
don't know. That's a important thing too, My
1:45:42
friend, his name's Adam, by the way.
1:45:45
He might come in sooner or later.
1:45:47
He's been having some health issues.
1:45:49
You guys would have some great conversations about this stuff.
1:45:52
But what do you if something comes into existence without no
1:45:58
nature or time or space? What would you call that if not
1:46:02
supernatural? I don't know if.
1:46:08
I don't know. I don't know If anything could
1:46:10
come into existence without nature.
1:46:14
It would just be a different nature.
1:46:15
And maybe, maybe nature evolves. And maybe nature changes just
1:46:21
like we do. So let's say something like The
1:46:25
Big Bang happened. Or it happened many times,
1:46:27
creating many different universes.
1:46:30
A singularity exploded in all this.
1:46:32
Now here's something to think about.
1:46:35
Now, if we believe that and we go along with that story, then
1:46:38
we have to imagine to ourselves that every mind and every life
1:46:43
form that existed come from that single source.
1:46:46
If that's the case, if all the properties of the universe was
1:46:50
in one spot, why couldn't you speculate that there is a grand
1:46:55
mind that existed within all that material and property of
1:46:58
the universe? Well, I wouldn't say that I
1:47:02
maybe life because you know, even me looking into Buddhism
1:47:07
with reincarnation, maybe life always existed in some way in
1:47:12
some form and before The Big Bang, maybe life existed in a
1:47:17
different form. So let's say that you, let's say
1:47:22
that you die and you're going through this unusual process of
1:47:26
being able to manifest back into a life form, but the problem is
1:47:30
Earth no longer exists. What would happen then?
1:47:36
Well, I I mentioned this last week that I'm not even, I'm not
1:47:40
even sure that life exists beyond Earth.
1:47:45
Maybe we're all that's it because.
1:47:48
People who criticize Buddhism, they're like, oh, how do you
1:47:51
explain population growth? Like, oh, there's there's more
1:47:56
and more people every generation.
1:47:59
Well, I would, I would have to say to that, that you'd have to
1:48:04
admit that the more people there are, the less animals there are,
1:48:10
because the more like. You know, in the old Americas,
1:48:14
we almost wiped out all the Buffalo.
1:48:18
And right now there's more extinctions of animals than ever
1:48:22
before, and there's more humans than ever before, So that could
1:48:26
be a thing. I'm not.
1:48:27
I'm not even sure that life exists beyond our Earth.
1:48:33
We got that Lambo out here, he says.
1:48:37
I think we're all just a bunch of animals controlled by
1:48:40
emotions and self-interest. Kind of pessimistic and
1:48:44
negative, but it's how I feel. I used to feel like that myself.
1:48:48
I was what you referred to as a nihilistic atheist, and I
1:48:53
couldn't figure out a way to be able to give any kind of
1:48:56
objective meaning and purpose to humans.
1:48:59
Basically, value to us if we're nothing more than basically
1:49:03
bottles of Windex. Yeah, see, I don't know.
1:49:08
I wouldn't say that because I don't know.
1:49:13
Like I said, what? What makes What makes an animal
1:49:17
different than humans? Like, humans are definitely
1:49:21
animals. We just have a more complex
1:49:25
brain and manner of thinking. I don't.
1:49:28
I don't think we're something too special compared to the
1:49:33
other animals of the Earth. You don't think that there's
1:49:39
anything special about you compared to like, a cockroach or
1:49:42
a monkey? Yeah, because I wouldn't.
1:49:45
I wouldn't call it special. I just have a higher level of
1:49:49
brain development and I'm, I'm thankful to be born in this body
1:49:53
and to have that brain development.
1:49:56
But I don't know, maybe if I was born as like a fucking nouse in
1:50:01
the countryside. Just.
1:50:04
Eating fucking, you know, seeds or other people's crops like
1:50:10
before pesticides and stuff, like maybe that was a great
1:50:13
life. I don't know why do you see,
1:50:18
this is something I've always found interesting too, when you
1:50:22
do get into conversations with folks who compare themselves to
1:50:25
animals. Animals have never attempted to
1:50:28
nuke the earth or cause destruction to the environment
1:50:33
and all this. Why do Why do humans have this
1:50:36
inclination that they're smarter than the other animals in the
1:50:40
1st place? What, because we can build an
1:50:43
Xbox? Because we can make a Nintendo
1:50:45
or something? What is it that makes us better
1:50:48
than the animal and your thought process?
1:50:50
Well, we're definitely smarter. I don't know if it makes us
1:50:53
better if if we did nuke the world next year, because it
1:50:58
could definitely happen the the. Doomsday clock is ticking.
1:51:04
If humans did nuke the earth, we'd probably be the worst
1:51:07
animal. Hold on, I got to pee again.
1:51:11
Sorry. All right, it's all good.
1:51:15
That's fair enough. That's too bad that Lambeau and
1:51:19
some of the other people out there don't come in.
1:51:21
Join the conversation, I hope. My buddy Adam's okay.
1:51:26
He's been having a lot of health issues.
1:51:31
Let me check my e-mail, see what's going on.
1:51:33
I sent out to my mailing list. Let's see.
1:51:40
See what's going on out there. Damn boy, This thing really lags
1:52:01
and that looks like nothing. Yeah, What's up, Brett?
1:52:12
Sorry about that. Because yeah, remember I had a
1:52:17
big bottle of E&J last week and I only went to the bathroom like
1:52:21
twice. But you know, because I.
1:52:26
I got my final paycheck from my previous job and I love beer.
1:52:30
I'm a big beer drinker and I I know it goes through me.
1:52:34
I I probably shouldn't have done it if I wanted to go on your
1:52:36
podcast. But yeah, see, this is New
1:52:40
Glaris. This is a Wisconsin beer.
1:52:43
You see Wisconsin on there, Yeah.
1:52:47
I just, yeah, I haven't had it in a while.
1:52:49
I had to represent Wisconsin because it's the greatest state
1:52:53
in the union. It's all good.
1:52:58
So you were you were saying earlier that your mother was
1:53:02
having a negative experience with some religious person.
1:53:06
How did she run into this person and why did it appear according
1:53:09
to you, what you observed, why they were acting like a Jackass
1:53:13
for? Well, he was a family friend.
1:53:17
It's actually a long time friend of one of my uncles.
1:53:22
And she made his wedding cake. I believe she she does cakes so.
1:53:30
But I don't know, because she is going through her own difficult
1:53:33
time right now, like through no fault of her own.
1:53:37
Like she has her own plans, and like some of those plans fell
1:53:40
through. And like the guy was just
1:53:43
mightier or not mightier, holier than thou.
1:53:49
And he was just saying, well, maybe this wouldn't have
1:53:51
happened if you weren't thinking too much of yourself and blah
1:53:54
blah blah, and you got to give yourself to Jesus and everything
1:53:57
you got to do, you got to do for Jesus.
1:53:59
And I don't know, it's just very disrespectful.
1:54:02
I I guess he found Jesus later on in life.
1:54:07
So, like he maybe he thinks he knows everything now that he's
1:54:12
gotten into it. But sorry, my damn cat.
1:54:19
Get out of here. It's sad when people get like
1:54:22
that because of the there's nowhere in any of these holy
1:54:26
books that says that life is going to be fair or if you
1:54:29
follow God, you're going to get everything that you want, kind
1:54:32
of thing. Unfortunately there are some
1:54:35
religious people that treat God like a genie lamp.
1:54:37
Like you rub the bottle and you know some shit pops out and you
1:54:41
get wishes or put quarter in the gum machine and get candy out of
1:54:45
it. So not how it works.
1:54:47
It rains on the just and the unjust.
1:54:49
Sometimes really good people have unfair shit happen to him.
1:54:53
It's that's the reality of it. Yeah, I'm sorry I had to look
1:54:57
down at my phone. There's a Bible passage that I I
1:55:00
just know through osmosis. Judge not lest he be judged.
1:55:07
That's in the Bible. The Bible is against judgment.
1:55:12
Like, Nope, you're not supposed to judge people.
1:55:16
Only only the Christian God could judge people according to
1:55:20
the the Bible. Yeah, there there is several
1:55:25
passages to say thou shalt not judge and all this.
1:55:28
There is a passage, however, though, that I remind some
1:55:31
religious folks of that if you do, if you do make a judgment
1:55:36
call, you have to do it righteously like you can't.
1:55:40
For instance, you probably heard the quote before.
1:55:43
You point out the you know, someone splinter or whatever,
1:55:46
take the plank out of your own eye type of deal.
1:55:49
Basically, if you're going to make a judgment call, don't be a
1:55:52
hypocrite while doing it. Yeah, but I guess that's the
1:55:57
paradox with religion. This, this guy believes that
1:56:00
because, you know, he just got married.
1:56:02
He's living his perfect life in his eyes.
1:56:06
So he's like, oh, she's not living her perfect life.
1:56:08
So I I can I have the authority to judge her then?
1:56:12
But I don't know. It's it's just not very, not
1:56:18
very nice. Well, sometimes people will go
1:56:23
through all kinds of struggles, religious or nonbeliever, and
1:56:27
they'll wonder what the deal is. Sometimes there's God has
1:56:31
something better waiting for them or something bigger and
1:56:34
just preparing them for whenever they get it.
1:56:37
Have you noticed that people who get whatever they want all the
1:56:40
time, they become used to the routine and then they don't
1:56:43
appreciate what they have as much?
1:56:46
A person who's been poor or a person who struggled.
1:56:49
When they finally get something really good, they tend to hold
1:56:52
on to it for dear life. Yeah, of course.
1:56:57
I guess that's very similar to Buddhism where.
1:57:03
You know, Buddhism states that attachments will equal
1:57:08
suffering. You should not have attachments.
1:57:10
You should let go of attachments.
1:57:13
And to a certain extent I think that's true, because if there's
1:57:19
something you need, you need it. But there's there might be
1:57:23
arbitrary things that you think you need, but you don't need it.
1:57:28
That's why you know the poor people when they'll appreciate
1:57:32
things that much more. But to address the Buddhist
1:57:36
thing, I would have to say that it needs to be updated because
1:57:44
like I said, I I have a TV, I have Internet, but I I don't
1:57:49
know if I would call them attachments because part of
1:57:51
life. Is experiencing other people.
1:57:54
Me and you wouldn't be talking, having these good conversations
1:57:58
that you enjoy if I didn't have this.
1:58:01
But also, you know, it's it's about arts.
1:58:05
Like if I didn't have a TVI wouldn't be able to see the arts
1:58:09
that people create. I wouldn't be able to see the
1:58:11
music videos. I wouldn't be able to listen to
1:58:16
music. I wouldn't be able to see the
1:58:18
artistic films of like Stanley Kubrick.
1:58:22
Or Mike Flanagan. So it's I think stuff like that
1:58:31
definitely needs to be updated. I I definitely think every human
1:58:35
on earth needs like a bare minimum of access to the
1:58:40
information that all of our Earth civilization creates
1:58:47
because we have so many philosophical ideas we have.
1:58:51
So much art and music and everything.
1:58:55
So I wouldn't necessarily call that an attachment.
1:58:59
Well, of course, if it wasn't for the Internet, in the books
1:59:03
and all that, you wouldn't even know who Buddha is.
1:59:05
You need the information some way to be able to access it, or
1:59:09
you wouldn't even know what. We wouldn't even be having the
1:59:12
conversation about this because we wouldn't even know about it.
1:59:16
So yeah, I I get you on that. It makes sense.
1:59:20
But yeah, I'm I'm thinking like, of course the bare minimums need
1:59:25
to be met first. I think all humans on earth
1:59:28
deserve food and water and shelter, but I think us on earth
1:59:36
we have the capability to give everybody more than that.
1:59:41
Like just imagine like like some kind of peasants in in Africa.
1:59:49
Like you should be able to listen to Michael Jackson's
1:59:52
Thriller because it's amazing. It's a great video.
1:59:55
He's a great performer. It was a great composed piece of
1:59:58
music by Chrissy, by Quincy Jones like that.
2:00:03
That's something everybody should experience.
2:00:10
Well, I agree with a lot of these governments around the
2:00:13
world. We could easily feed people 100
2:00:16
times over and put a roof over people's head.
2:00:20
And there's a lot of Christian ministries that do go out to
2:00:24
Africa and some of these countries.
2:00:26
Unfortunately from time to time, especially in the past, I used
2:00:30
to people used to send videos to me where they would capture
2:00:34
Christians who were bringing food and then set them on fire
2:00:38
in front of the tribes and all that kind of stuff.
2:00:40
So there are groups out there that put their ass on the line
2:00:44
to try to help people, but their governments kill them.
2:00:48
You heard of the white farmer genocide that's going on, right?
2:00:52
No, I'm not aware. Is that current?
2:00:54
Yeah, in Africa they've been, there's been a bunch of groups
2:00:59
and everything that's been going into farms that are ran by white
2:01:03
people and killing them and then destroying the crops.
2:01:06
And I don't get it. Why not just, you know, work
2:01:10
with the folks to be able to help provide more food for the
2:01:13
country. They're literally destroying the
2:01:15
crops in the fields and then killing the farmers themselves.
2:01:19
And then then they go back to starving to death and it kind of
2:01:23
makes you go, well, what the hell?
2:01:25
What? What are you guys doing?
2:01:26
You barely eat and now you're destroying the very food and the
2:01:30
people making it for you. I don't understand the logic
2:01:33
there. Well, I'm not aware of this, but
2:01:37
if that were true. There must be a reason, there
2:01:41
must be some detrimental side to that part of the story.
2:01:45
It's just we don't know it because we're not the people and
2:01:48
we're not living there. It's not like the people just
2:01:51
want to sabotage themselves and they want to starve to death.
2:01:55
It's well, they they are, they're they're killing that.
2:01:58
They're killing their farmers. And then on top of it, you know
2:02:01
what? Another thing I find really
2:02:03
weird too is a lot of people, especially on YouTube, they make
2:02:07
videos all the time talking about like ancient slavery or
2:02:12
something that happened back in biblical times or back in the
2:02:15
1800s and shit. But nobody ever talks about
2:02:18
modern day slavery that's going on now.
2:02:21
Not only does is Africa, the tribes killing farmers and
2:02:25
fields, but they sell each other off.
2:02:29
The slavery still exists and they're still doing these
2:02:32
things. So in a way they are kind of
2:02:35
sabotaging themselves. That's where I find the logic is
2:02:39
totally failed. Yeah, I guess, but I don't know
2:02:44
if you were in that situation maybe maybe it's sell somebody
2:02:49
or be sold yourself. So maybe it's just survival in
2:02:54
the situation that they have. But I would also have to say
2:02:57
that slavery exists even where people doesn't, where people
2:03:02
wouldn't say slavery exists like.
2:03:05
The people who like the, the Chinese people who assemble all
2:03:09
of our fucking iPhones are definitely slaves.
2:03:13
So that that's wrong and immoral.
2:03:15
Like, technically they get paid. Technically they have a place to
2:03:19
live. Technically they have enough
2:03:21
enough food and water to live, but they're still basically
2:03:24
slaves. They don't have a lot of
2:03:25
freedom. So I just think our whole entire
2:03:29
world, we got to, we got to reorganize it to make it better
2:03:33
for everybody. I feel like there, I feel like
2:03:37
there's a form of slavery that still exists in the United
2:03:40
States of America. I watch these young people who
2:03:43
are trying the best they can and to go to school, and then they
2:03:47
get caught up in thousands of dollars of debt, almost
2:03:50
$1,000,000 for some of them, and they have to do that for the
2:03:54
rest of their life, live some kind of routine or program.
2:03:58
To me, that's a form of slavery as well.
2:04:00
Not quite on the level of starving the death of Africa,
2:04:03
but it's still a form of brainwashing and programming to
2:04:08
me. I don't like it.
2:04:10
Yeah, those. But yeah, those people who,
2:04:14
yeah, typically they're out of high school and they they sign
2:04:18
some documents saying like, oh, I want this much money to go to
2:04:22
school, but then yeah, they're paying for like 30-40 years.
2:04:27
Still. So they're they're, they're
2:04:30
probably, they're still enslaved by the debt.
2:04:36
I guess you would call them debt slaves.
2:04:38
But they're they're, it's nowhere near the amount of
2:04:41
slavery across the world. Because, you know, there's
2:04:45
there's companies like Nestle, you know, with the chocolate and
2:04:50
there's cocoa bean farms like where there's.
2:04:54
Slaves in these areas around the equator where, you know, that
2:05:00
stuff grows and it's just children.
2:05:02
You got to work fucking 12 hours a day or else you might not eat
2:05:07
the next day. And that's that's horrible.
2:05:10
Yeah, I just. I just think everybody in the
2:05:12
world needs to acknowledge that. Like when you buy all that
2:05:17
chocolate for. Halloween.
2:05:20
How many? How many fucking children
2:05:23
harvested that? Like a child should not be doing
2:05:27
that? Yeah, it's another serious
2:05:31
problem we have between the countries as a human trafficking
2:05:34
issue. I don't know if you've been
2:05:36
watching all this controversy on The Sound of Freedom, I think is
2:05:40
what the movie's called. No, I've never heard of that.
2:05:43
What's what's the sound of? Is that a documentary?
2:05:47
It's a film with Jim Caviezel in it, I think is his name is
2:05:51
pronounced and it's a movie about these cops, but not not
2:05:56
cops. I think they're like FBI agents.
2:05:58
Well, they were told that they couldn't go in and just save the
2:06:02
kids and all that kind of stuff that they seen being trafficked.
2:06:06
They were told that they need to stick with their job, basically
2:06:09
don't get involved. So some of these agents ended up
2:06:13
like leaving their job and then form their own organization
2:06:17
where they would go in, you know it there was killing, obviously,
2:06:21
in order to get kids out of human trafficking issues.
2:06:25
You ain't heard of that? No, but it it sounds like the
2:06:32
main problem we have is like there's there's good people who
2:06:37
want to get do who want to do good things, but we all just
2:06:42
work for corporations. The corporations own us and we
2:06:48
got to do what they say or we're not going to be able to feed our
2:06:51
families. So it's it's a paradox.
2:06:54
I think corporations are like the worst thing that happened to
2:06:58
humanity. The corporations are the reason
2:07:01
why climate change exists and why the Earth is going to become
2:07:07
a very unhospitable place in the future.
2:07:14
See, that's one thing I've always found odd as a a person
2:07:18
who I don't call myself conservative, but I'm the type
2:07:23
of person who enjoys living in farm areas and country areas.
2:07:27
I'm not around a whole lot of industry and a bunch of crazy
2:07:30
shit. The air is nice, the water's
2:07:32
good. It's it's weird because the
2:07:35
people who claim to care so much about saving the planet and
2:07:38
doing all these changes are the same ones who are running the
2:07:41
billion dollar companies riding $1,000,000 jets across the
2:07:46
country and all this kind of shit.
2:07:48
Don't you find that weird? The very people who claim they
2:07:51
care so much about the environment and animals are the
2:07:54
ones who are doing the major killing.
2:07:56
These are the motherfuckers who have 50 houses all over the
2:07:59
United States of America running electricity and lights and shit.
2:08:05
Yeah, it's it's very depressing because I would say, like, you
2:08:10
know, what if I won the lottery tomorrow?
2:08:13
If I won $500 million, I would not just get a private jet and
2:08:19
you know, do all this crap like I would use that money to do
2:08:23
something good. I would.
2:08:26
I'd want to create a bunch of small businesses.
2:08:30
And you know what if if they fail, they fail.
2:08:34
But if they fail, they fail because there's a billion
2:08:38
corporations out there and. I I would want to use some of
2:08:43
that money to spread awareness maybe maybe put in put it into
2:08:48
the Green Party, you know the Green Party of the United
2:08:53
States. They they're so
2:08:56
well-intentioned, but they're so disadvantaged in the American
2:09:00
system, like where where they can't even get on the ballot in
2:09:04
every state because they don't have enough money.
2:09:07
And yeah, there was, I was listening to a podcast, Kyle
2:09:13
Kolinsky, he he interviewed Jesse Ventura.
2:09:18
You know Jesse Ventura, Yeah, the the wrestler, he's he
2:09:24
actually, I like his voice. I think he's kind of funny too.
2:09:28
Yeah, he he was the governor of Minnesota and the Green Party
2:09:32
really wanted him. To run in like 2016 and 2020,
2:09:38
but it's like we don't really have a lot of money and we we
2:09:41
don't have the the funds and all of the things we need to get you
2:09:49
on to the debate stage and to get you on to every ballot.
2:09:53
But my God, if Jesse Ventura ran like he's such an amazing guy.
2:10:01
Like he's a down to earth guy. You know, he moved to Mexico.
2:10:09
I heard. I heard something about him
2:10:12
moving out of the country. I didn't know it was Mexico,
2:10:16
though. But yeah, he he knows like his.
2:10:23
Oh, there's this great video on Kyle Kolinsky's channel where he
2:10:28
is talking about Jesse Ventura. Because Jesse Ventura was
2:10:34
talking about these billionaires and it's like, oh, they all just
2:10:38
work harder than us and it's like, it's bullshit.
2:10:41
Because he said out of high school he was he he had a job
2:10:49
with the Minnesota bridge crew and his job was running a 90
2:10:54
pound jackhammer like all fucking day.
2:10:57
And he was barely making minimum wage, and he could barely live.
2:11:02
And he was like, this is fucking bullshit.
2:11:04
And he he knows like because Jesse Ventura went on to go into
2:11:10
the WWE wrestling and he was in movies.
2:11:14
Jesse Ventura was in. I I believe he was like in
2:11:17
fucking Predator. Oh yeah, he's in Predator.
2:11:22
He had the big mini gun and he was in another Schwarzenegger
2:11:26
movie, fucking Total Recall. So.
2:11:29
He he said, yeah, if I wasn't in those movies, I wouldn't have,
2:11:33
you know, the Actors Guild, you know, like you get health care
2:11:38
and stuff. Like he was like, I'm, I was
2:11:41
lucky to to have that. And yeah, Jesse Ventura is
2:11:46
fucking great and there's not enough people who have risen
2:11:50
because he was governor. Like if he was governor he could
2:11:54
definitely make a run for president.
2:11:56
But. If if someone like him were
2:11:59
president, like, I think America would change a lot.
2:12:04
I know America is the root of all evil in in some cases and be
2:12:12
very difficult. I had that same kind of thought
2:12:14
process about Trump and he's just been getting mailed over
2:12:18
and over. So I don't know even, I don't
2:12:22
know if you ever watched George Carlin, but he even said himself
2:12:25
that even if you did get somebody up there, there's so
2:12:28
many obstacles and bullshit against you, it's difficult to
2:12:32
make any real changes the way the system set up.
2:12:36
Yeah, that's true to a certain extent.
2:12:38
But we got to remember that Trump was a billionaire bitch
2:12:42
who was born with a silver spoon in his mouth.
2:12:46
His father was successful before him.
2:12:49
So like there's no way like. I I remember I in 2016, I was
2:12:55
excited when Trump got elected because I just didn't know what
2:13:00
he was going to do. Like, I'm like, he's not a
2:13:03
career politician. Maybe he'll shake some things
2:13:06
up, maybe he'll shake some things up and maybe some things
2:13:11
will change. But it it's just standard,
2:13:13
standard crap like he just used his business connections to just
2:13:19
enrich himself. And it was business as usual for
2:13:23
the most part. Well, there he he did do a lot
2:13:27
of really, really great accomplishments and all that.
2:13:30
I actually did a video naming off some of the different things
2:13:33
he did. One of the most important things
2:13:36
that he did that nobody ever even talks about is you do
2:13:40
realize there was a while back where if someone was dying and
2:13:46
they didn't have a cure for it, that some other country claimed
2:13:49
that they had an experimental drug, you couldn't go use it.
2:13:52
You couldn't do anything unless you did things illegally or
2:13:56
under the table. Well, he got it set up.
2:13:58
To where in the medical field. If you think that there's an
2:14:02
experimental drug that might help you with cancer or AIDS or
2:14:06
something like that, or something that is going to kill
2:14:08
you within a year, you can try anything you want.
2:14:11
You just have to sign a paper that says, look, if your fucking
2:14:14
toes fall off, you chose to do this kind of thing, so we
2:14:18
weren't able to do that before because of him.
2:14:21
Now you can do anything or whatever it takes to try to save
2:14:25
your life. Yeah, a lot of that alternative
2:14:30
medicine that doesn't work. I mean, they call it alternative
2:14:34
medicine for a reason. I mean, there's so many medical
2:14:39
benefits to marijuana. And Trump as president, as the
2:14:44
commanderinchief. He had the power to change the
2:14:47
drug scheduling because marijuana is a schedule one drug
2:14:52
that makes it persona non grata. And he could have changed the
2:14:57
scheduling to like schedule three or four where it would
2:15:05
effectively be legal and. There's so many proven
2:15:10
treatments of marijuana related medications like where they they
2:15:15
stop seizures and there it's a way better pain medication than
2:15:24
all of these opioids that caused the opioid endemic.
2:15:28
But he didn't do that. Like, I don't know, it's Trump
2:15:35
just wasn't good. Yeah, I hear you.
2:15:45
Oh, goodness. So what?
2:15:47
Got you what? Huh.
2:15:49
Can you hear me? I'm sorry.
2:15:51
I'm having a little. You alright?
2:15:52
Right. Like you're like, I didn't know
2:15:55
you were having a stroke or something.
2:15:57
No, I'm. I've got some back issues and I
2:16:00
was trying to move my muscle. Unfortunately it felt kind of
2:16:04
like it feels kind of like you're getting stabbed whenever
2:16:07
you hit it wrong. A nerve or something.
2:16:10
Been having back problems lately, but what inspired you to
2:16:14
start looking in the Buddhism? What?
2:16:16
Why the interest in that? Yeah, like I said, I've, I've
2:16:21
always been interested in the subject of reincarnation and
2:16:25
just everything I've heard about it's it's very compelling like
2:16:30
I. As I said, I I might have
2:16:33
mentioned this earlier, but dogma is detrimental.
2:16:38
We shouldn't stick with dogma like I I believe there's a good
2:16:43
idea in Buddhism, but maybe it needs to evolve a bit like I'm
2:16:48
not going to, I'm not going to dogmatically follow all of the
2:16:52
teachings even though I know some of those teachings have
2:16:56
some merit. But reincarnation I I I just.
2:17:01
I just think it's a big possibility as I've heard people
2:17:10
use words and stuff, especially in the skeptic community about
2:17:15
religion teaches dog men all that could.
2:17:19
If you wouldn't mind, just to do a little bit of a challenge
2:17:22
here. Can you name three things that
2:17:24
Jesus said that you would be considered dogmatic or something
2:17:28
that needs to be modernized? 3 things Jesus directly Said.
2:17:34
Well, one thing he said that he said, cuz you know, was the New
2:17:40
Testament, he said. No, no matter of the law would
2:17:45
be changed like speaking to the Old Testament.
2:17:49
But like he contradicted himself a lot.
2:17:53
Like he said a lot of new things that weren't in the Old
2:17:55
Testament or were interpreted different in the New Testament.
2:17:59
But he also said like no matter of law in the Old Testament
2:18:02
would be changed and. So I don't know.
2:18:10
Well, how did he contradict himself?
2:18:12
He said that several times. There's a lot of Christians out
2:18:16
there that contradict Jesus. But Jesus didn't contradict
2:18:19
himself. Like there's Christians who say
2:18:21
they're no longer under the law. But the Bible clearly has.
2:18:25
Jesus says if you love me, you'll keep my commandments and
2:18:28
laws forever. And what are those commandments?
2:18:31
Don't kill people. Don't hurt people, Don't lie to
2:18:34
people. Don't do that.
2:18:35
These are ancient ideas, but they still they If someone
2:18:40
follows them, whether they're an atheist or religion, it makes
2:18:44
you into a good person. People that want to be around
2:18:46
you if you're not a killer or a liar, right?
2:18:49
Not necessarily, because one of the commandments is have no gods
2:18:55
before me like the Christian God is a jealous God.
2:18:59
So if if you did believe in a different God, like.
2:19:05
A God that wasn't the Christian God.
2:19:07
They're Christians who are going to acknowledge that and oh, they
2:19:12
were like, oh, the Bible says like have no gods before me.
2:19:15
So like this guy's a piece of shit.
2:19:17
So like I think you would just need more clarification on that
2:19:21
as well. Let me throw something at you to
2:19:25
see how you handle this out. Do you have any kids or nephews
2:19:29
and nieces that you consider very close to you?
2:19:34
I don't have kids. I wish I had kids.
2:19:38
I do have some nieces, but we're not very close.
2:19:42
My sister has raised them in Texas for a long time and I just
2:19:48
don't really have much contact with them.
2:19:51
But what was your question? Well, let's try this then,
2:19:55
because I know for a fact that you got a mom and all that.
2:19:58
You pointed out your biological mother, right?
2:20:02
Yeah. Okay.
2:20:04
So let's say that there's a woman that's hanging out with
2:20:07
your mom. Maybe it's a friend or just
2:20:09
somebody that's visiting or whatever, And you start treating
2:20:13
this woman a lot like you treat your mom.
2:20:15
You're giving her hugs and telling her how awesome of a
2:20:19
mother she is right in front of your real mother.
2:20:22
And your mother tells you one day, Look, it kind of bothers
2:20:25
me, the way you act towards this other woman.
2:20:29
You say that she's your mother when she's not.
2:20:32
You say that she is important to you over other people, but she's
2:20:36
not really your mother. All that and it's making me
2:20:40
jealous. It's irritating me to happen.
2:20:43
Does that make your biological mother bad for telling you that
2:20:46
she's jealous and doesn't want you to look at anybody else like
2:20:50
their mother because she's the one that had you?
2:20:54
Well, no, that's just a personal feeling.
2:20:57
I would say in in my own experience, my mom is a late in
2:21:03
life lesbian. My mother is visiting her
2:21:07
girlfriend in Canada right now. So if I were ever to say those
2:21:11
things that you said, I said in a hypothetical situation, it
2:21:15
would be with my mother's girlfriend, and my mother would
2:21:18
probably appreciate that. If you called her girlfriend,
2:21:23
mother and treated her like that, well, I don't know.
2:21:28
She's very close. I don't know.
2:21:30
If they get married, I'm going to have to call her mom because
2:21:33
she's my stepmom, I guess. I don't know.
2:21:36
Well, that's kind of an unusual example.
2:21:40
Let's try to use something you're Are you in a relationship
2:21:44
with the fiance? Are you married or anything like
2:21:47
that? I told you last week, me and my
2:21:49
wife, our relationship fell apart.
2:21:52
We're not officially divorced, but I haven't spoken with her in
2:21:56
a while. And I'm definitely open to some
2:22:01
tale. But I'm.
2:22:03
I'm not trying. I'm not trying.
2:22:06
I'm not going to try to get any tale like if if some woman, if
2:22:12
some woman just threw herself at me, I'm not going to say no.
2:22:16
But I know I'm a toxic motherfucker and if I try to
2:22:20
pursue somebody it's it's going to end badly.
2:22:26
Well, I was basically going to try to do the same hypothetical
2:22:30
that I did with the mom thing. But you, I think you get the
2:22:34
point if you know that you're if you were fathering a child or
2:22:38
whatever and you did the best you could to do that and then
2:22:41
suddenly your kids calling some other man father.
2:22:45
And all that. And you're not in some kind of
2:22:46
homosexual relationship with this person.
2:22:50
You would have that personal feeling of, wait, you know,
2:22:53
that's between me and my son. This is supposed to be our
2:22:56
relationship and connection. And you wouldn't want to see
2:22:59
someone else being taking your place.
2:23:03
So what I'm basically saying whenever it comes to God, I
2:23:07
don't really. When I hear people mention that,
2:23:09
they say it as if this somehow makes God.
2:23:13
Mean or something? Or terrible for saying, look, I
2:23:17
am the one who did this, I'm the one who created you and gave you
2:23:21
life. Of course, if it's God has
2:23:23
feelings or emotions, it's going to be irritating if you start
2:23:27
worshipping like a toilet bowl or something like that.
2:23:30
Or idol worship, right? Yeah, I'd have to say I have a
2:23:33
similar experience, actually, because my mother and father
2:23:39
were divorced before I could even remember.
2:23:42
And I consider like my mom had a boyfriend.
2:23:47
They never married, but I was around maybe 10 years old, maybe
2:23:56
10 years old to 16 years old or maybe 17 or 18.
2:24:02
But yeah, I considered him my father.
2:24:05
I never called him father because it was weird because
2:24:08
they never married. But if that ever happened to me,
2:24:13
it would be my fault. Because if I had a child with a
2:24:20
woman creating, creating a life, I I would, I would do everything
2:24:28
I can to, to make sure my child grew up with a mother and father
2:24:33
in the same home, not in a broken home like I grew up in.
2:24:38
So. But you know, even if that
2:24:41
happened, even if I fucked up, even if I screwed up and I
2:24:44
fucked up my relationship like I fucked up every other
2:24:47
relationship, If my child calls his stepdad father, well yeah,
2:24:56
that's on me. Because I didn't.
2:24:58
I wasn't the father that he needed.
2:25:01
And if if he likes his stepdad that much, because my mom
2:25:05
definitely had some boyfriends that I didn't like.
2:25:10
So but if if he had a stepfather and called him father, I guess
2:25:18
that would make me feel sad, but it would be my fault.
2:25:24
Well, I'm sure if you were to reflect and say to yourself and
2:25:28
try to point out reasons to blame yourself for this, sure.
2:25:33
But from the perspective of the concept of like a God who has
2:25:37
created the life. Give the life, every resource
2:25:40
possible to exist and and gave it a destiny and a faith and all
2:25:45
that. You can understand why there
2:25:46
would be some anger or animosity if you know somebody started
2:25:51
worshipping like a toilet bowl or something, right?
2:25:55
I guess so. But if, if I were a if you're
2:25:58
saying that I were a God who created people and I was their
2:26:03
father, if I was the godfather and they started worshipping a
2:26:09
toilet bowl, I would start thinking to myself, what did I
2:26:12
do wrong? I did something wrong to make
2:26:15
these people start worshipping a toilet.
2:26:17
It's my fault. Why would you think that if
2:26:21
you've given them everything that you could possibly do,
2:26:23
sometimes there's parents out there that they do stay close
2:26:27
and connected. They give their kid everything.
2:26:29
And then, I mean, take for instance, we were talking about
2:26:33
that old boy while before Jeffrey Dahmer.
2:26:37
He had a good father, had a father who tried to raise him
2:26:40
right. Even Jeffrey Dahmer said in his
2:26:43
interview just weeks before he died that his father was there
2:26:46
for him and loved him and cared about him.
2:26:48
It's just the kid decided to go off and, well, you know, chop
2:26:52
people up and eat him. It wasn't his deal.
2:26:55
Yeah, he was a psycho, though. He was a fucking psycho.
2:26:59
Well, that's the point. Why couldn't you look at it like
2:27:02
that? Why is it have to be the
2:27:04
parents? Issue, aren't it?
2:27:06
There's parents out there that'll bend over backwards.
2:27:09
They'll die for their kids, you know?
2:27:11
And in the sense of religion, God practically did do that.
2:27:17
I wouldn't say so. I guess in the religion you
2:27:20
believe, but the God that you believe in didn't provide us
2:27:25
with everything we need. Like, there's people starving,
2:27:27
there's people in pain, there's war, there's so much evil shit
2:27:32
in this world. And yeah, if they're if the God
2:27:38
you believed in existed, like it's totally fair for people to
2:27:43
not like him or even believe in him.
2:27:46
Well, that's the thing. Remember I was telling you
2:27:48
there, like with Africa, Christians go over there in
2:27:51
ministries and they bring tons and tons of packets of food to
2:27:55
feed people. And then next thing they know,
2:27:58
somebody's tribes drag them off and then set them on fire after
2:28:02
beating the hell out of them with stones and sticks.
2:28:04
So. I mean, there's just so much you
2:28:06
can do. Now.
2:28:08
If you're thinking maybe God should be more aggressive and
2:28:12
forceful, well, he did do that too.
2:28:14
The Bible says that he actually went after people and tried to
2:28:18
completely get evil out of the world.
2:28:21
But the first thing an unbeliever will say is, well,
2:28:23
wait a minute, your God did an entire reset.
2:28:27
He, like, cleaned the whole plant and started over again.
2:28:31
So he's. The point is, is that God has
2:28:34
tried every single alternative to move us in the right
2:28:38
direction, and for whatever reason, we build nukes to blow
2:28:42
each other up. We build corporations to take
2:28:45
advantage of the week. At some point in time, God steps
2:28:49
in. This means that free will no
2:28:51
longer has any kind of value. He has to completely do a reset.
2:28:59
Yeah, I don't. I don't know if I would agree
2:29:01
that there was ever a point in humanity where we had everything
2:29:07
we needed and we just fucked it up.
2:29:09
Like humanity has always been struggling because we've always
2:29:12
been alone. We've always had to just do what
2:29:15
we needed to do to survive and to survive.
2:29:18
Some people would hurt other people, and that's survival.
2:29:22
It's it's not good, but that's just life.
2:29:27
But do you agree that if somebody truly goes along with
2:29:30
the philosophy of do harm to others and love your neighbor
2:29:34
and all that you shouldn't, you yourself personally should not
2:29:38
be suffering? If you're next to somebody who
2:29:41
actually sincerely believes that they should be willing to help
2:29:44
you with food, willing to help you give the shirt off their
2:29:47
back and do all these kind of things.
2:29:49
Unfortunately a lot of people like you said in our last
2:29:52
discussion, are very selfish and very self absorbed.
2:29:56
Very for their materialistic thing, walk past the homeless
2:29:59
person on the street. But if they actually did what
2:30:03
Jesus said, you have to agree. The world would be better that
2:30:06
way. Yeah, of course, if people
2:30:10
followed the this small book of morals that Christians don't
2:30:16
seem to follow. This is the morality of Jesus,
2:30:21
not the whole entire Bible. So yeah, I wish people would act
2:30:28
like that, but you know, that's not the world we live in.
2:30:31
Some people they it's it's a dog eat dog world as they would say.
2:30:41
Where does all this evil come from though?
2:30:45
I mean, who's doing the who's doing the pain and the
2:30:48
suffering? Who's dealing out the the ass
2:30:50
whoop on humanity? It's our governments, it's the
2:30:53
people that we vote for and put into these roles of power that
2:30:58
do this. 90% of the pain that happens in this world is
2:31:02
self-inflicted. Well, yeah, evil is just a
2:31:08
description that we use to ascribe to things that humans
2:31:16
do. It's just, you know, if you just
2:31:19
look at our world right now, there's a lot more evil going on
2:31:23
because of corporations. They have all the power, all the
2:31:26
money, and if they're lackeys, don't listen to them, then they
2:31:32
don't get paid. So people have to do things they
2:31:34
don't want to do, or maybe they're indoctrinated into
2:31:38
wanting to do it. Because you know what?
2:31:40
This is the right thing. If you don't do the right thing,
2:31:42
then you're going to be, you know, homeless on the street.
2:31:45
So it's just a very different world what we live in today
2:31:50
compared to biblical times. OKI, got an interesting
2:31:57
hypothetical for you. Let's say tomorrow when you wake
2:32:01
up, you look out your window. When you see something extremely
2:32:06
unusual happening in the sky. It's like all the clouds are
2:32:10
gathering into a dark circle. And you see an entity basically
2:32:14
descend upon the biggest city that that you know of and it
2:32:19
like purchase itself from the highest building and says, all
2:32:23
right humans, you guys won't get your shit together.
2:32:27
So now I'm going to sit here for as long as you exist and I am
2:32:31
going to make it to where you guys are going to do right
2:32:34
whether you like it or not. Would you prefer that, or would
2:32:37
you prefer the God who will help those who actually, sincerely
2:32:42
want it? Or for him to force his hand?
2:32:45
If you had an option, which one would you prefer?
2:32:48
Well, I've seen no evidence of a God helping people who want
2:32:53
help. Like, there's so much history of
2:32:59
like, you know, like Mother Teresa, like she embraced
2:33:03
suffering and she was a horrible person.
2:33:06
She tried to get people to believe in Jesus and believe
2:33:09
that their suffering is divine. And it's it's bullshit.
2:33:14
Like if if a being came down tomorrow and it's like, I run
2:33:18
this shit now, you guys are a bunch of fucking hairless apes
2:33:22
who need to be taught how to be, how to live, I'd be like, oh
2:33:26
hell yeah, because our world is fucked up.
2:33:29
We're fucking up our world. We're destroying it.
2:33:32
We're destroying all the animal life.
2:33:35
We're destroying the the whole environment.
2:33:39
Like, yeah, somebody else come and teach us how to live.
2:33:44
I would love that. So you do accept that there's
2:33:48
actual objective evil that is existing in this world and it
2:33:53
need it should be fixed? I wouldn't call it objective
2:33:59
evil, evil. It's some people are just
2:34:05
sociopaths who are not necessarily evil.
2:34:11
They're just extremely selfish and they're sociopathic and
2:34:16
they're creating great harm and they don't even realize it
2:34:20
because they're just they, they don't think like normal people.
2:34:26
But those, those are the people who have the power.
2:34:31
I just, I just get the idea that the way you perceive existence
2:34:36
and humanity. That you see that humanity's
2:34:38
destroying itself and causing a lot of unnecessary pain.
2:34:42
For others, it seems like you really, really.
2:34:45
The way you said that, it seemed like you sincerely would love to
2:34:49
see God come down and actually knock people on their ass and
2:34:53
say enough. Is that something you'd really,
2:34:57
really like to see? Yeah, I'd love to see that.
2:35:02
I wish it would happen. Come on, God, do it.
2:35:04
What are you waiting for? Why are we all suffering?
2:35:07
Here and you are. Hold on.
2:35:12
Before you say anything else, I just want to say that, like
2:35:15
earlier in the day, I was fantasizing.
2:35:20
What? What if I had Thor's hammer?
2:35:23
And if I had all the the power of Thor?
2:35:27
I would take over the world. I would take over the world and
2:35:31
I would make the world right. We need to make humanity as
2:35:37
equal as possible. I know, of course that you know,
2:35:41
if you work harder, if you do more interesting things that
2:35:45
benefit more people or more things that people like, you
2:35:50
should earn more. But there shouldn't be people
2:35:54
with $50 billion and people with nothing like hungry in the
2:36:01
street. I got to even that out a little
2:36:05
bit, like billions of dollars and dirt.
2:36:10
I got to even that out to here. And it's like, you know what?
2:36:14
Between here and here, there might be a billion dollars.
2:36:17
So maybe there might be successful people.
2:36:19
But if I had Thor's hammer, I would fix the world.
2:36:26
You know, last week I told you sound very theistic.
2:36:30
When you think of the stuff that you have read about Jesus, did
2:36:34
he hang out with corporations or billionaires or did he hang out
2:36:37
with the poor? From your perspective, Well,
2:36:42
yeah, Jesus basically told you. Like it's easier for a camel to
2:36:48
go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to get into
2:36:52
the Kingdom. He he preached constantly
2:36:56
against the rich. And if you had extra money, you
2:37:00
give it to the poor. So that's great, I like that.
2:37:03
But that's not what many modern Christians believe nowadays.
2:37:11
Well, I agree with that. I agree with what you're saying.
2:37:13
Aren't that so God comes down. Would you expect him to like
2:37:22
program people to do right? Or should he kill all the people
2:37:27
who are sociopaths? What?
2:37:29
What do you? What is the plan?
2:37:31
Let's say that you are, like, fully connected with God and can
2:37:35
basically give him advice or suggestions on how to handle
2:37:39
evil assholes out there. What would be the solution for
2:37:42
you? Well, you're talking about God.
2:37:47
I I was going into your hypothetical situation if like
2:37:51
an alien came down, but I guess God is basically an alien if if
2:37:59
you think about it that way. But all all all they have to do
2:38:05
is just adjust numbers in our computer systems like a higher
2:38:10
being would be able to do that. Say you don't have all the
2:38:15
numbers, these people have all the numbers and that would
2:38:20
balance it out pretty well. Yeah, but a hacker could get
2:38:25
into the computers right now, not even be a God, and change
2:38:28
the numbers on people, white, rich people's bank accounts, and
2:38:33
do a Robin Hood thing digitally. But sooner or later it's going
2:38:37
to come back. People are going to wonder who
2:38:39
did this and who did that. I'm saying that if God actually
2:38:43
showed himself to the entire world and you had the
2:38:46
opportunity to actually talk directly to him face to face,
2:38:51
what would you? Advise him on how to deal with
2:38:55
what you consider evil or wrong in the world.
2:38:58
What would you suggest to it? You know what this is something
2:39:04
I've thought about like it. It relates to your question, but
2:39:08
like I thought, like if I had a genie and if I had three wishes,
2:39:14
one of my wishes would be I wish every human being on earth who
2:39:20
is worth more than $100,000. Anybody who has over $100,000 in
2:39:28
net worth being that property or stocks or cash, Everybody who
2:39:36
has that amount transport them to a large base on the dark side
2:39:45
of the moon. An expansive base with unlimited
2:39:50
power, unlimited food, unlimited water, unlimited resources, and
2:39:55
an intranet. Not Internet intranet where they
2:40:01
could access anything they wanted.
2:40:03
Just put them over there and maybe the world would see, oh
2:40:08
wow, all those rich people just disappeared.
2:40:11
But the rich people wouldn't be destroyed.
2:40:13
They would be on a base on the dark side of the moon.
2:40:17
And I guess that's what I would ask God, if they really existed.
2:40:23
So what if the God went ahead along with what you're saying,
2:40:26
and said I'm going to go ahead and mess with the money and I'm
2:40:29
going to mess with the balance? I'm going to take everything
2:40:32
that people desire or have ambitions from them and only
2:40:37
give them what they need and they must do right or they
2:40:40
disappear onto the dark side of the moon.
2:40:43
But then he looks at you and says I'm going to be taking your
2:40:45
computer because that's not necessary.
2:40:48
I'm going to take all of your equipment and material things.
2:40:51
Would you be okay with making that sacrifice along with the
2:40:55
people who are going to lose everything they may have worked
2:40:58
for inherited? Yeah, of course if I if I had to
2:41:02
sacrifice all my garbage. So people, children wouldn't
2:41:07
have to starve. Children wouldn't have to worry
2:41:10
about drones bombing their city. If children didn't have to worry
2:41:17
about all this stuff, then yeah, I'd give up fucking everything
2:41:21
and live and walk the earth as a hermit.
2:41:25
I would do that in a heartbeat. But hold on.
2:41:27
I'm sorry I got to pee again. I'm so sorry.
2:41:30
Alrighty, man. It's all good.
2:41:34
Hello folks out there. If anyone would like to come in,
2:41:37
I'm going to be doing this for a little bit longer.
2:41:40
If anybody wants to join, let me post the link out again that's
2:41:45
already posted up for people. Oh let's see a PS:.
2:41:52
Says So you want to take other people's money that they work
2:41:56
for and even out the wealth. I think that his it's not so
2:42:01
much the he can correct me if he hears me and thinks I'm wrong.
2:42:07
I think it's the unnecessary shit that people do with money
2:42:11
and the waste of money. There's an overabundance of
2:42:15
income that goes on with a lot of the, you know, top people.
2:42:19
And I think that he would like to see the poor and the
2:42:23
unwealthy be treated with some more dignity and integrity.
2:42:28
At least have the necessities such as food, drink and, you
2:42:31
know, roofs over their head, that kind of thing.
2:42:36
Were you able to hear any of that, that I said to this person
2:42:39
that here? No, no, I'm sorry, but if it
2:42:42
doesn't pertain to me, then whatever.
2:42:44
Well, the person was asking you, so you want to take other
2:42:49
people's money that they worked for and even out the wealth.
2:42:52
That was their question to you, How many billionaires actually
2:42:57
work for their money? I mean, most billionaires have
2:43:03
inherited it. Well, if if they weren't
2:43:06
billionaires, they inherited something from their parents
2:43:12
that enabled them. Because money makes money.
2:43:16
Like, if you have a certain amount of money, you could just
2:43:18
make investments. Just invest certain amounts of
2:43:22
money and you'll make that back. Like Mo, I would say no
2:43:28
billionaire deserves their profit.
2:43:30
Because even if you worked, even if you worked to make a billion
2:43:35
dollars from nothing, that means that you're underpaying your
2:43:40
employees and you're outsourcing your jobs to China and Mexico
2:43:47
and places like that. Like, I I don't believe there's
2:43:50
an honest billionaire on this earth.
2:43:52
So atheist, get the fuck out of here.
2:44:02
Well, I I'm listening to you and I agree with a majority what
2:44:07
you're saying, but I was a little perplexed by the last
2:44:10
statement. Atheist.
2:44:11
Get the fuck out of here. Where'd that come from?
2:44:14
I said. Cuz isn't that the screen name?
2:44:17
Ape. Atheist.
2:44:19
Is that no? I thought you said atheist to
2:44:21
get the atheist. I guess he thinks he's an ape or
2:44:31
something. Is that How do you think?
2:44:24
Is it? Is it abeist?
2:44:26
Is that how it's supposed to be pronounced?
2:44:36
Yes, Sir. No, he goes hard earned money.
2:44:39
It's just like fucking Trump. He didn't earn shit.
2:44:42
He just had, like, if you give a fucking crackhead a billion
2:44:46
dollars, he's going to get people like he's not a crackhead
2:44:50
is not going to spend a billion dollars on crack.
2:44:53
Like people are going to know he has money.
2:44:56
It's like, oh OK, oh, just invest with us and do this
2:44:59
investment and oh, hey, I got an idea to start a business and
2:45:03
like, like the crackhead with a billion dollars.
2:45:06
Even if, even if he's the biggest crackhead on earth, by
2:45:11
the time he dies, he's going to at least double his money.
2:45:18
Are you aware that I believe what's his name?
2:45:22
Zach Zutterberg? Or whatever the hell his name
2:45:26
is? Zuckerberg.
2:45:26
The Facebook guy. Yeah, him as well as Bill Gates
2:45:30
who actually owns Microsoft. You know they're both non
2:45:34
believers, right? Well, yeah, Remember, there's
2:45:42
there's a saying that. What is it?
2:45:51
If you're in a foxhole, you probably have a lot of faith,
2:45:55
Somebody who has nothing and is in danger of being fucking shot
2:46:00
or exploded. You probably got a lot of faith
2:46:04
if you got all the money in the world.
2:46:06
I mean, I can't speak to Mark Zuckerberg, but like, I know
2:46:09
that Bill Bill Gates's family had money.
2:46:14
Like he, Bill Gates never fucking struggled.
2:46:17
Like people who struggle have a lot of faith and that's how
2:46:23
churches and religions make money.
2:46:27
They take advantage of people who have nothing.
2:46:31
And maybe there's 100 million people who have nothing, but
2:46:35
they give you a dollar or $20. And that's how the churches get
2:46:40
rich because it's like, oh, if you give your money to God, then
2:46:46
you will be rich. Like, yeah.
2:46:50
Oh, there's what? What is that?
2:46:51
The Those ministries where it's fuck, what's it called?
2:46:57
It's, it's on the tip of my tongue.
2:47:00
There's these ministries. Oh, the the something gospel.
2:47:10
Oh, the prosperity gospel. Have you ever heard of that?
2:47:14
Yeah, I was point the reason why I mentioned Bill Gates and the
2:47:19
guy of Facebook, don't you find it unusual you said that one of
2:47:23
the things that aggravates you about this world is these
2:47:26
extremely rich, wealthy corporations.
2:47:29
You do realize a lot of these extremely wealthy corporations
2:47:33
that don't give to anybody are usually ran by godless people,
2:47:37
right? And sure, there's some churches
2:47:40
out there, some mega churches rammed by people.
2:47:43
I was watching the documentary a while back of this really famous
2:47:46
preacher where after he became old and no longer was running
2:47:51
the church but made tons of money.
2:47:53
He said I was an atheist the majority of the time, but I was
2:47:57
making so much money and shit off these people, then you know,
2:48:01
what's the deal? Yeah, that.
2:48:04
That just speaks to every like the 99% of people who would say
2:48:11
they're religious because they have nothing they need to
2:48:14
believe in something. That's that's all that's that's
2:48:19
why the Dune Part 2 trailer brought me to tears.
2:48:24
Because are you familiar with Dune?
2:48:29
You're talking about the I've seen a book and also watched an
2:48:33
old movie. This is about the drug trade in
2:48:35
space. Yeah.
2:48:38
Hold on. Let me, let me get you.
2:48:40
Let me grab my other books. All right.
2:48:44
Got some good novels back there, man.
2:48:55
Hold on, I got my books here. Let me just plug in my
2:48:58
headphones. See.
2:49:04
Because Dune. It was written in the 60s.
2:49:10
It's it's about humanity, like 20,000 years in our future, like
2:49:17
we've forgotten everything. But there are people who
2:49:21
establish religions. There's this coven of women, the
2:49:28
Benny Jesuit, who have ceded prophecies in different worlds
2:49:34
like hundreds of years before. So the main character in Dune,
2:49:40
his mother, is a Benny Jeseret. And when when him and his mother
2:49:46
and his father come to the planet Dune, also known as
2:49:50
Arachus, the prophecies line up with what the Bennett Jeseret
2:49:58
seeded the planet hundreds or thousands of years ago.
2:50:04
So it's basically he, the main character takes advantage
2:50:11
because his his father was killed and tried to take tried
2:50:16
try. There's a rival family who tried
2:50:21
to eliminate him and his whole family so they can get property
2:50:26
over Dune, which is a major planet and but it's it's there.
2:50:32
There are desert people. They're called the Fremen and
2:50:36
the Fremen were the people who are seated with this religion.
2:50:41
But he uses that he he says like I am the Messiah, I am Muadib or
2:50:48
Lisa Alghayeb like it was it was a religion that was seated.
2:50:53
It was a prophecy. But it it wasn't.
2:50:56
It was just a story that was told hundreds of years ago.
2:51:00
But he uses that to manipulate the people of this planet, take
2:51:06
advantage of their faith and he takes control of Dune the
2:51:13
planet. And Dune is an important planet
2:51:18
you need you need an element of it's called Spice on Dune for
2:51:25
space travel. There's an element called Spice
2:51:28
that is essential for space travel and he uses that like
2:51:34
because the whole Galaxy or universe.
2:51:38
I'm not sure how big it is but like they depend on this element
2:51:43
on this planet. But he uses the prophecy to take
2:51:47
control of the people and they take control of the planet.
2:51:51
But he's he's not a prophet. Everything that comes from that
2:51:55
is bad. He like after he overthrows the
2:52:00
Emperor, he becomes a tyrant. He's worse than any other
2:52:06
emperor that has ever existed. And it it's it's all because of
2:52:14
the prophecies that they took advantage of, like.
2:52:19
Well, is it? Is it because of the people's
2:52:21
fault and their faith and the prophecies?
2:52:25
Or is it because someone willfully?
2:52:27
Didn't give a damn about their faith or them as people and just
2:52:31
wanted to enslave somebody. No, like I said, the prophecies
2:52:36
were false. They were implanted hundreds of
2:52:40
years ago. So so it's it's similar to our
2:52:44
world right now. So like if if if somebody came
2:52:48
from another planet and they said that they were Jesus and
2:52:52
they might have some special abilities, like the Christians
2:52:58
of this world will believe it, and if that person had negative
2:53:03
intentions that could fuck up our whole world like it's.
2:53:08
You're right. And that's actually all that
2:53:11
that you just said is biblical. And that's actually supposed to
2:53:16
happen. Yeah, that's why Dune the the
2:53:22
author was a genius. And he he knew about the
2:53:26
Abrahamic religions like. So that's why there's a lot of
2:53:32
Islamic, Muslim terms and ideas in it because he studied many
2:53:44
religions and the the main character he becomes the
2:53:49
Messiah. Oh, hold on, see, the hold on
2:53:55
the second Dune book is called Dune Messiah, and it's it's
2:54:02
about the aftermath because everybody believes he was the
2:54:06
Messiah, but he was not, because the prophecy was bullshit.
2:54:11
It was just implanted. So it's the aftermath after he
2:54:15
took control of the whole universe.
2:54:20
It it didn't end up well for everybody like it was.
2:54:24
And there's a character called Stillgar where he he believed
2:54:29
like he was on the planet Dune and he was waiting for the
2:54:33
Messiah his whole life. Just like everybody on earth,
2:54:38
everybody has been waiting for Jesus to return their whole
2:54:42
life. But like after he sees what
2:54:45
happens after, after Muadib takes control like he's not the
2:54:54
Messiah, everything turns out bad, maybe even worse than it
2:54:58
was before. And that's that's why I love
2:55:02
Dune. It sounds a lot like the story
2:55:05
of Revelation about a figure coming into existence becoming a
2:55:10
part of the system, claiming to be doing everything in the name
2:55:14
of righteousness and good and leads people to their death.
2:55:17
Yeah, that's what. That's what all religion is,
2:55:21
dude. Got out?
2:55:24
That atheist person is asking if you're an atheist.
2:55:30
Yeah, I'm an atheist, atheist, atheist.
2:55:34
I am an atheist. I don't believe any anything
2:55:42
beyond our universe created our universe.
2:55:46
It's just a ridiculous notion to me, not an atheist.
2:55:50
Like, just because I I am spiritual.
2:55:53
There are some spiritual things that I've there's some spiritual
2:55:58
things that I believe. But it doesn't mean a God
2:56:03
created us in our universe. Why do you think the idea of
2:56:08
some entity creating a universe is ridiculous?
2:56:13
For why does it sound silly to you?
2:56:16
I've said this many times before.
2:56:18
Where did that entity come from? If that entity came from
2:56:22
nothing, why couldn't our universe come from nothing?
2:56:26
Well, that's not the not to get on your nerves or anything like
2:56:31
that, but what you describe as God is not the definition of
2:56:35
God. I've heard a couple nonbelievers
2:56:38
say that. Where did God come from?
2:56:40
The very definition of God. To be a God is to be eternal, to
2:56:45
not have a birth or a death to you, to be all existent.
2:56:49
It's a very attribute of God. Well, why?
2:56:53
Why isn't our universe eternal? Well that's not what the eternal
2:56:59
a lot of religious people as well as non believers usually go
2:57:02
with the claims of scientists making.
2:57:05
Usually the claim is that they already tried the whole.
2:57:09
I believe they called it the static universe theory or
2:57:13
something. A while back, about 50 years
2:57:16
ago, they were claiming the universe was eternal.
2:57:19
But then it was actually a Catholic who came up with the
2:57:22
idea. But it was an atheist who
2:57:24
verified and validated it based upon the radiation and the
2:57:28
spreading of the universe. Stephen Hawking.
2:57:31
So you got to blame atheists. They're the ones who validated
2:57:34
the Catholics theory about the universe.
2:57:37
Well, I I would say that we still don't know.
2:57:41
We don't know about the origin of the universe.
2:57:45
It's just it's just like our planet Earth, you know, even if
2:57:49
you're scientific, like our Earth never existed like for in
2:57:55
eternity. Like our Earth is a result of
2:58:00
different gases and particles mixing together and then our our
2:58:06
sun was formed out of different particles and then there was a
2:58:11
fusion reaction and then that created the gravity of our solar
2:58:17
system and that snowballed into creating our Earth and all the
2:58:24
other planets in our solar system.
2:58:26
It's it's like the same thing could have happened with our
2:58:30
universe. A PAPS says things are
2:58:35
degrading. It's proof there had to be a
2:58:37
beginning, basically. His idea is that things had to
2:58:41
start because. We're affected by the second law
2:58:44
of thermodynamics called entropy.
2:58:47
You know what entropy is? No, I haven't heard of it.
2:58:51
Well, it's a law of the universe that states that everything will
2:58:54
die, everything will age, everything will get old, because
2:58:58
the concept of time exists within all of it.
2:59:02
Everything that you see around you will degrade and be
2:59:05
destroyed. It's that's like a scientific
2:59:08
fact and that's why it's the second law of thermodynamics,
2:59:12
aren't it? It's one of the reasons why
2:59:13
religious people believe that that's a part of the the
2:59:17
conjunction with faith and religion.
2:59:20
This is how God created it, that sooner or later it would wind
2:59:24
down, that it would end. Yeah, but atheist says that
2:59:29
things are degrading. That's all he says.
2:59:32
Things are degrading and this is proof.
2:59:35
But yeah, maybe that's, maybe that is.
2:59:39
But I I don't believe that everything is just degrading.
2:59:42
I don't believe that light is degrading and gravity is
2:59:46
degrading and but even if it is, then maybe it degrades and our
2:59:53
universe degrades and maybe our universe turns into a different
3:00:00
type of universe. Maybe our universe.
3:00:03
Like, like I said, I I don't believe that our universe had a
3:00:07
definite beginning. Like maybe it always existed in
3:00:12
different forms. So if everything degrades in our
3:00:15
universe, maybe it maybe it will form into a new universe with
3:00:23
different laws. Maybe maybe there's different
3:00:25
levels of time or something beyond time in a new universe
3:00:32
once everything degrades, but I I don't believe that everything
3:00:36
is degrading though. Do you you believe in some kind
3:00:40
of like a recycling concept where the energy basically dies
3:00:46
down and then regenerates itself and then has another singularity
3:00:50
effect type of deal creating another universe?
3:00:55
I wouldn't say, I believe that. I would say, you know all all
3:01:00
scientists say that our universe started at one point and there
3:01:05
was a Big Bang, but we don't know that that one point was
3:01:10
created at some point. Maybe it started at some other
3:01:15
point long ago. And maybe if if his degrading
3:01:21
theory is correct, maybe our universe bangs and slowly
3:01:28
degrades to a point and then bangs again.
3:01:33
Like it's just because every all the scientists say, like with
3:01:40
all of our observations, we can see that the universe is
3:01:44
expanding. We see everything expanding.
3:01:48
But I I'm not sure that it degrades.
3:01:51
I don't know what evidence there is for that.
3:01:54
Well he's he's, I think APS is talking about the the.
3:01:59
Entropy. Just use the word degrade.
3:02:02
That's a that's actually true. Everything around you is going
3:02:05
to die. Everything is going to rust and
3:02:08
vanish and go into non existence.
3:02:12
Yeah, but if if our star dies, if the sun dies and explodes,
3:02:19
like, I don't know, it's because it that just seems like the
3:02:25
natural course of the universe. And because stars form, we know
3:02:31
that stars had formed, so maybe other stars will form in our in
3:02:36
our universe. Well, the the, OK, so the
3:02:43
concept is one of the things that people go with is that
3:02:47
originally the universe started out super hot and then it
3:02:52
basically puked the shit all out, creating the expansion of
3:02:55
the universe, space and time. Now the theory is, is that all
3:03:00
that heat is cooling down, that we've literally cooled down to
3:03:04
the point where life could even begin in the 1st place.
3:03:07
Well, the thought is, is that everything's going to get
3:03:10
colder, the energy's going to get wiped out, and then that
3:03:13
will be it'll basically be dead static nothingness.
3:03:18
Kind of like Mark Twain is quote.
3:03:21
You ever heard his quote before? No, I haven't heard of that Mark
3:03:25
Twain quote. Well, the universe is expanding
3:03:28
out, and all that just means that all energy sources,
3:03:31
including stars, they'll be spread away from each other over
3:03:35
and over until finally it's just out there.
3:03:38
And then the universe gets the universe is cold.
3:03:41
So all the stars will end up eventually getting cold and
3:03:45
dying and becoming nothing but basically rubble turning into
3:03:49
ash, you know, debris, nothing more.
3:03:54
That's the that's the belief. But I've also been open minded
3:03:58
about the universe regenerating itself and doing all this.
3:04:02
The problem with it is though, if you're open to other
3:04:06
universes and ideas, then you also would probably have to
3:04:10
suggest that there's probably life in the other universes.
3:04:14
Something like a like what I suggested to you.
3:04:17
Something that has the attributes of God that can
3:04:21
travel through this. I mean, think about it.
3:04:25
If you and I had the opportunity, if we figured out
3:04:29
some kind of way to be able to adapt to the matter and the
3:04:33
changes going on in the universe, if we were to become
3:04:36
something beyond physical, you know, like material that can
3:04:40
transform ourself, we could become like gods if we had
3:04:43
enough time. Yeah, I guess so.
3:04:47
But that doesn't mean we were created by God.
3:04:53
Why are you? You do believe that humans have
3:04:57
a creative abilities about them. If something is powerful and has
3:05:01
the the power to move things and do this, then surely shouldn't
3:05:07
be surprising for you that an entity could do it.
3:05:12
Yeah, an entity could do that. But I, you know, like with all
3:05:17
of these theistic religions in our world today, that's that's
3:05:21
not what they talk about. They say there's just something
3:05:25
beyond us that created everything.
3:05:29
Like they don't talk about like, oh, he didn't create everything
3:05:34
everything. He just created what we know is
3:05:37
everything at it's like that. What religion says, that our God
3:05:44
might have come from an alternate universe and created
3:05:48
our universe. Like there's no religion like
3:05:51
that. Well, the the God of the Bible.
3:05:54
This is one of the differences between the other religions and
3:05:58
the God of the Bible, the Abrahamic religions is this God
3:06:02
claims to exist outside the space and time.
3:06:05
It claims to have been there before all of life and existence
3:06:09
came in to play the other religions.
3:06:13
They claim that their gods were basically of this planet and of
3:06:16
this world. The God of the Bible says I am
3:06:19
not of this world. I am beyond this.
3:06:23
Oh, it claims to be beyond space and time, and as extension into
3:06:30
the universe where it can see all things as well, and even
3:06:33
into our internal biology. So that's one of the big things
3:06:37
that makes it different from the other God stories, yeah?
3:06:43
I would say, if that were true, if the God would have made our
3:06:51
universe and our planet a lot better than he made it, because
3:06:56
it's pretty shitty. Well, you're absolutely armed to
3:07:00
something there. And that story also says he did
3:07:03
originally do it that way. He originally created a paratise
3:07:08
utopia for mankind, but then he gave mankind a choice if mankind
3:07:13
wanted to continue to exist like that or move beyond him.
3:07:17
Which meant that they would have to take the consequence of free
3:07:20
will. See, originally the Bible says
3:07:23
God created the world perfect and created life perfect.
3:07:27
But then he went one step further and said, now you have
3:07:31
the opportunity to disobey me, which will give you free will
3:07:35
and you can go on your life, but the consequence will be death.
3:07:41
Yeah, but there's there's scientific evidence that it's
3:07:45
not proven, but there could have been life on Mars, there could
3:07:50
have been life on Europa, There could have been other life in
3:07:54
our solar system. And what were they?
3:07:56
Just God's failed experiments before he created Earth.
3:08:01
Well, the Bible actually does say that God created other life
3:08:05
forms besides us. That's another difference
3:08:08
between the other religions. The God says there are other
3:08:12
beings and entities out there that exist that did not
3:08:15
originate on Earth. See, that's one of the cool
3:08:18
things. That's one of the reasons why
3:08:20
Christianity and the Abrahamic religions are so popular and
3:08:24
held arms for so many years. Because it's not claiming that
3:08:28
this God came out of the river or an ocean, but from outer
3:08:32
space, the universe. OK, I haven't ever heard of that
3:08:37
before that the Abrahamic religions believe that God
3:08:42
created life elsewhere. Where you going to have to point
3:08:45
me to some sources in the Bible or the Quran or the Torah or
3:08:51
whatever the fuck like where? Where is that ever been said?
3:08:54
In the book of Hebrews, and actually specifically says that
3:08:58
God created other worlds. And that he created other life
3:09:02
forms. Now Christians usually refer to
3:09:05
these entities as angels and demons and all this.
3:09:09
Now obviously you've probably seen modern day movies where
3:09:12
they make a fucking full lot of things like exorcisms and all
3:09:16
this kind of stuff, but people believe that there were powerful
3:09:19
entities that exist outside this earth.
3:09:22
It's just modern day movies have made a a damn hassle hell.
3:09:26
Some movies could make your favorite book look stupid if
3:09:29
they try hard enough, You know that?
3:09:33
Yeah, I guess so. But like I said, just, I don't
3:09:37
know, just the idea of an entity, an intelligent entity,
3:09:43
creating what we know. It's just it's just kind of
3:09:46
dumb. I don't.
3:09:47
I don't like that. Why is it?
3:09:51
I mean, you would ain't against the idea of humans bringing
3:09:54
children into the world, obviously.
3:09:56
Humans do it because they want something to love, something to
3:10:00
care about, something that brings meaning to them and
3:10:04
purpose and actually enriches their life.
3:10:07
Why wouldn't a God want to do that for it?
3:10:10
Yeah, but humans do that, and it's a biological thing.
3:10:14
It's not like the man and the woman like talk to each other
3:10:18
and they're they're talking about, oh, what genes should we
3:10:21
give them. Well like I'm going to give them
3:10:22
these genes and you give them those genes and we'll we'll put
3:10:27
them. It's it's just a biological
3:10:28
thing that happens. Like it's it's it's a result of
3:10:32
our evolution. Like it's it's nothing like a
3:10:36
God type of thing. So you believe we came into
3:10:41
existence through evolution? Well, yes, us humans came into
3:10:49
being through evolution, but like we don't really know how
3:10:53
life formed and we don't really know what life is.
3:10:58
Right. Well then why do you think that
3:11:01
evolution has any part in it than if we don't know about what
3:11:05
life is? Well, let me ask you, do you
3:11:09
think life evolved on earth or were we created like 5000 years
3:11:14
ago or whatever it says in the Bible?
3:11:18
Well, it doesn't say how old the earth is in the Bible.
3:11:21
There are some Christians out there who think that the earth
3:11:25
is much younger. I'm not one of them, but the
3:11:28
Bible doesn't specifically give a date or time on when God
3:11:31
created the earth. What was the other question?
3:11:37
Oh, I was just saying like, how old do you think the Earth is?
3:11:40
And do you also, do you think that evolution played any part
3:11:46
in creating humanity? Because there's there's some
3:11:49
Christians who say, yeah, evolution is true, but God
3:11:54
guided evolution. Do you believe in that?
3:11:58
Well, the definition of science is things that which we can
3:12:02
observe and also be able to do repetitive test with something
3:12:08
that we would be able to see over and over a pattern.
3:12:11
Well, the problem is, is that nobody on earth has ever
3:12:15
observed anyone coming out of the womb of the baboon.
3:12:19
No one has ever seen some kind of little Chippewa pet or
3:12:22
something turn into some kind of other biological atomical
3:12:26
structure. I understand there's if I open
3:12:29
up a lot of science books, I'm going to see a bunch of cartoons
3:12:33
and animations and, you know, really pretty paintings that
3:12:36
people did. But.
3:12:38
You and I have never actually seen any creature, any eight
3:12:42
turn into a human being before. Yeah, I would say that.
3:12:47
But there's there's many things that exist in our modern world
3:12:51
that we haven't seen like there's microprocessors and
3:12:56
stuff in our in our fucking phones that like we haven't
3:13:01
really seen because we like have you seen how a microprocessor
3:13:07
works in our phone? Have you seen all of the?
3:13:10
It's amazing. It is.
3:13:12
It is amazing. But also like we know that like
3:13:19
whales in our oceans are mammals, and we know that whales
3:13:26
have hip bones. So whales once were land mammals
3:13:34
that eventually evolved to live in the sea.
3:13:38
Because why would have there's so many animals that have
3:13:43
vestigial properties. You know, vestigial it's.
3:13:49
It means it's like something that was once useful, but like
3:13:53
it evolved and it's not useful anymore, but it's just still
3:13:57
there. Well, as far as the whales go,
3:14:01
the theory goes that these creatures started out in the
3:14:04
water. And then they somehow made
3:14:06
themselves up on the land, turned into hairy mammals, and
3:14:10
then eventually decided after millions of years, they go back
3:14:15
in the water and become whales again.
3:14:18
That's the theory that they have.
3:14:20
Have you ever observed that? No, there's no, that's not the
3:14:23
theory because there's no, there's no way that a reptile or
3:14:29
a fish could evolve into a mammal.
3:14:33
Like maybe they could evolve into something that's like a
3:14:36
mammal. But whales are mammals.
3:14:39
We know that and we know that, Like there are certain whales
3:14:44
that have certain genetic traits that are shared, like with
3:14:49
elephants and things of that nature, like they all came from
3:14:54
a common ancestor. Like, that's that's not how
3:14:58
evolution works. Spread.
3:15:02
Well, I guess I'll have to show you something then if that's the
3:15:06
issue, because I've actually had this discussion a couple times
3:15:10
with people on this and had to show them that.
3:15:13
Here, let me hold on. Yeah, take the time to put.
3:15:16
I don't really have to pee right now, but if you're going to take
3:15:19
a minute to pull it up, let me just let.
3:15:21
I already I already have it set up OK, just waiting for the
3:15:30
screen. I'll.
3:15:32
I'll talk about it while waiting for you to get back.
3:15:39
OK. So what we have here, ladies and
3:15:42
gentlemen, Whale evolution. It shows right here that the
3:15:47
whale ended up turning into this hairy creature that you see on
3:15:52
the screen and it ended up walking around on land for quite
3:15:56
some time and then it made its way back into the water.
3:16:02
And then became the whales that we know of today that we're
3:16:05
killing to extinction. I'm just waiting for him to come
3:16:12
back. All right.
3:16:19
Yeah. OK.
3:16:20
What are you talking about, Brett?
3:16:21
You able to see on the screen what I'm showing?
3:16:25
Yeah, looks like some kind of evolution stuff.
3:16:28
OK, so yeah, notice it's all animated too, because we haven't
3:16:33
actually observed any of this that going on, but but we can
3:16:37
infer things and that's what I'm talking about, Brett.
3:16:43
So here's what the the whale ends up becoming this thing
3:16:48
right here that you see in the middle of the screen.
3:16:50
I don't know if you see my mouse.
3:16:52
It comes up on land. It lives for millions of years.
3:16:56
And then the thing decides that, fuck it, I'm going to go back
3:16:58
and do the whale thing again. Yeah, wait, that that was that
3:17:05
was what? Before it came up on land.
3:17:09
Before it came on land, it was supposedly some other form of
3:17:13
whale. Then it comes up, it ends up
3:17:15
looking like this shit that you see here that looks like a a
3:17:18
swimming rat. And then it ends up eventually
3:17:21
going back millions of years later into the water.
3:17:25
I think about this. How many times have you turned
3:17:28
on your television or watch the news and seen fucking dead
3:17:32
whales or sharks up on the land? I think I've seen that, but what
3:17:39
does that have to do with anything?
3:17:41
Because the scientific fact is this.
3:17:45
You get any kind of fish or any kind of mammal or any kind of
3:17:49
whale that's submerged in water and lives in water.
3:17:53
You pull it out for longer than 10 minutes and put it on land,
3:17:57
the fucking thing dies. So how did it go from water to
3:18:02
land and adapt to it? Since it takes millions of years
3:18:05
for something to evolve, even the most minute thing in it, how
3:18:10
the fuck did the thing managed to make its way out of being a
3:18:14
water creature to that and then going right back into the water
3:18:18
millions of years later? Yeah, that's that's not how
3:18:21
evolution works, Brett. There there are many semi
3:18:25
aquatic creatures right now, like a Beaver.
3:18:30
A Beaver swims through water and builds dams on the water.
3:18:36
But like a Beaver could still crawl on land and get the wood
3:18:40
that it needs to to build the dams on the water where it
3:18:45
lives. Like they're they're
3:18:47
transitional forms. So, like, it's not like
3:18:51
something totally became a whale and then the whale totally
3:18:56
became something else and then that thing totally became a
3:19:00
whale again. That's that's not how it works.
3:19:03
So you don't think that you, your ancestors were originally
3:19:07
full on monkey? And then before that, ancient
3:19:10
rats, and then before that amphibians.
3:19:13
And then somehow back then all the way to the point where they
3:19:17
were fish. And then before that a bunch of
3:19:20
small little gooey cells floating around the water.
3:19:23
So much time Brett you're you're not understanding for for some
3:19:27
kind of fish to evolve into some form of amphibian to involve in
3:19:32
some form of reptile it takes hundreds of millions of years.
3:19:38
Like we we have the fossil record of whales like we could
3:19:42
trace them back. It's like there.
3:19:48
Yeah, there I'm, I'm trying to think I don't know I used to
3:19:52
watch the Animal Planet when I was a child but then I was
3:19:57
abused and I went to alcohol. So if if that didn't happen,
3:20:02
maybe I could explain this better.
3:20:05
No, you're actually doing better than some of the atheist
3:20:08
scientists I've had conversations with on this kind
3:20:11
of stuff. They they have a lot more harder
3:20:14
time. You're at least giving it a
3:20:16
shot, and I respect that. But you do see what they claim
3:20:20
the thing turned into, right? You see that on the screen?
3:20:23
Yeah, but hold on, let let me let me give an example that's
3:20:26
not a mammal because that that thing is that type of thing is
3:20:31
not current in. In our modern world with mammals
3:20:38
but turn back into a whale. But no.
3:20:41
But there you have to acknowledge, you know what a
3:20:44
fucking alligator is or a crocodile is, right?
3:20:48
Right. A.
3:20:49
Crocodile could be almost aquatic its whole life, but
3:20:53
crocodiles could still come on land and live on land.
3:20:59
And according to the fossils that we have of crocodiles and
3:21:02
alligators, they're two of the same type of creatures that
3:21:06
never went through some kind of evolutionary process.
3:21:10
They've never changed into anything but what they look like
3:21:13
now. I'm certain that they had
3:21:17
transitional forms a long time ago, but what would that be?
3:21:24
I I don't know because I'm not a biologist, but I know that type
3:21:29
of thing exists. It's it's possible for a
3:21:31
creature to exist. Completely in the water or
3:21:35
completely on the land, And maybe that was possible with
3:21:39
mammals, but I just don't know all the specifics.
3:21:43
So you believe that if a rat is given millions of years, it
3:21:47
could eventually turn into something that looks humanoid,
3:21:51
like yourself? Well, yeah, that's just facts,
3:21:57
because the original mammals were rat.
3:22:01
Like I wouldn't call them rats. But those what were mammals
3:22:05
were, and those evolved into monkeys and apes and all types
3:22:12
of other things. It's just like dinosaurs.
3:22:14
Like there were T Rex dinosaurs, there were fucking triceratops
3:22:19
dinosaurs. They all came from something.
3:22:23
But that, like life evolves, life changes.
3:22:30
OK? Do you see this on the screen?
3:22:32
Yeah, yeah. This is what they claim we look
3:22:35
like before we became primates right here.
3:22:40
This is what they say. Now let's say that you and I
3:22:44
went out into the forest or whatever, and we found the
3:22:47
fossils of this ancient rat. How would I go about you and I?
3:22:52
How would we go about proving that that was our great, great
3:22:55
granddaddy? Well, we have to discern.
3:23:00
Through the geological record because you can't carbon date a
3:23:06
fossil. We would just have to discern
3:23:09
through the geological record like when was this terrain,
3:23:15
where it was and we would have to extrapolate from that like of
3:23:21
of course those were the first mammals like, but you you have
3:23:24
to understand it's hundreds and hundreds of millions of years.
3:23:29
It takes so long. It's it's it's not like this
3:23:32
thing is going to have a a monkey baby tomorrow.
3:23:36
That's not how it works. Well, I'm not claiming that I
3:23:39
understand it takes millions of years for the.
3:23:43
Hundreds and hundreds of millions of years, right?
3:23:46
So if we did end up finding the fossil of that ancient rat
3:23:51
creature that's supposedly going to eventually one day become
3:23:55
human, how would we be able to know?
3:23:57
Now, remember what you said. If that's hundreds of millions
3:24:00
of years old, you've got no blood, no DNA.
3:24:04
We've got no way to be able to contrast it because our DNA is
3:24:08
so fucking different now. How would you be able to do
3:24:12
anything with it? But we have a wide fossil
3:24:16
record. We could, we could see maybe
3:24:19
this creature 200,000,000 years after and extrapolate, oh, this
3:24:26
is how the skeleton evolve. It's it's just like how we know
3:24:30
that it's it's how we know that whales are not fish.
3:24:35
If if you see a fucking orca, we an orca looks like a fish.
3:24:42
But we can see the orca skeleton and we can extrapolate how it
3:24:48
evolved, because like I said, orcas have hip bones and their
3:24:53
their fins are similar to our digits.
3:24:57
It it, it's like we we can put the pieces together, like
3:25:02
there's no complete fossil record, but we got to just put
3:25:07
all the pieces together because it's over such a long spirit, a
3:25:12
long period of time. So you think because there's
3:25:18
similarities to a rat that it has maybe some of the same kind
3:25:22
of bone structure that then that must mean that that is what we
3:25:26
came from? I guess if you're talking about
3:25:32
this creature that like was from 500 million years ago, I don't
3:25:37
know, but it's it's not like it's not like there's because
3:25:44
mammals have a certain structure.
3:25:46
Here on planet Earth we usually have 4 limbs and we have 5
3:25:52
digits per limb. Like that's like 9095% of
3:25:58
mammals. And you know there there are
3:26:00
things that are are close to mammals here in modern times,
3:26:04
like marsupials. Marsupials exist in only
3:26:09
Australia because Australia was an isolated continent and they
3:26:15
evolved differently. They're similar to mammals, but
3:26:18
they're not mammals and so you are convinced that your
3:26:24
ancestors came from a rat like creature.
3:26:28
I wouldn't call them my ancestors because it's a
3:26:32
completely different species hundreds of millions of years
3:26:35
ago, but that's where evolution led to current humanity.
3:26:45
You know what ancestor means, right?
3:26:48
I don't know. I guess so it means that what
3:26:51
you were related to and if you if humans came from rats, that
3:26:56
would mean that you're related to rats.
3:26:59
Yeah, no, because ancestor is a more human type of word.
3:27:03
Because there could be a human on the different side of the
3:27:06
planet who has an ancestor that's different to my human
3:27:11
ancestor and that I don't. I don't know if you could use
3:27:16
that terminology and. Interspecies terms, Maybe you
3:27:22
can, I don't know. I think is kind of semantics,
3:27:31
but you've never actually observed the a human come out of
3:27:35
an ape or a primate before. Yeah, of course not, because
3:27:39
evolution takes millions of years, if not hundreds of
3:27:43
millions of years, depending on the type of adaptations that.
3:27:49
You're talking about. So if these creatures obviously
3:27:54
if evolution were to be true, this means that all these
3:27:58
creatures I just pointed at you, they no longer exist because
3:28:02
they transitioned. Now if that's the case, then how
3:28:05
would you be able to make the connection?
3:28:11
Because of DNA evidence. Because, you know, like, don't
3:28:17
we share like? A majority of our DNA with like
3:28:21
cows and stuff, like there have been pigs, like people have got
3:28:25
a pig heart heart transplant. Just because we're we're
3:28:29
similar. We're not the same, but like the
3:28:33
pigs and the apes, like we all come from a similar mammal.
3:28:37
Like, I don't, I don't know. I'm not a biologist.
3:28:41
But like, there's ways to explain this.
3:28:46
Well, they're claiming that we basically, we branched off from
3:28:49
every kind of creature that is out there, that everything on
3:28:53
this planet that's alive started out of some slimy booger and a
3:28:56
rock out in the ocean or pond or swamp and then ended up evolving
3:29:01
into this. Maybe oh, damn, I think I got a
3:29:06
fucking raccoon under my house trying to get in.
3:29:08
Hopefully it doesn't evolve into some kind of monster or
3:29:11
something Shut. Got a raccoon fucking around?
3:29:17
Hey, what are you? Are you trying to end the stream
3:29:20
soon, Brett? I'll be in the here in a little
3:29:23
bit, yeah. My daughter's going to be home
3:29:26
from work and she's got a show she's wanting to watch with me,
3:29:29
but. OK, hold on.
3:29:31
Is it OK if I change gears right now and I tell you what I'm
3:29:37
working on? Sure.
3:29:41
Okay, I'm I'm working on a very unique project that nobody it
3:29:49
not. I wouldn't say nobody, but like
3:29:52
it's not like every single person could do what I'm
3:29:55
planning to do. But I really want to be a
3:30:00
content creator, like I said. But have you ever heard of The
3:30:07
Nostalgia Critic? I've heard of that name, yeah.
3:30:12
Yeah, he reviews old movies but like you know really those old
3:30:17
movies are accessible and available to everybody.
3:30:20
Like he's not doing anything special.
3:30:24
I've I've recently I've recently acquired a bunch of old VHS
3:30:32
tapes. VHS tapes that are not anywhere
3:30:37
on the Internet. And I want to review them and
3:30:43
they are special VHS tapes because they are porn parody
3:30:48
tapes. And you know the when I I first
3:30:51
talked to you last week, my very first question was about, you
3:30:56
know, people trying to politicians trying to ban porn,
3:31:03
online pornography on the Internet.
3:31:09
But I have something that will counter that.
3:31:12
So you look at this is 1 VHS tape I have.
3:31:15
There's there's no nudity or anything.
3:31:18
This is just the front cover. You see this?
3:31:29
It's called you're Chrome key or whatever you're using is kind of
3:31:34
making it hard. To see, I know it's it's called
3:31:38
Dirty Harriet. It's it's a porn parody of Dirty
3:31:43
Harry, but it's it's also a parody of Miami Vice.
3:31:50
Let's see, Look at Stand Back When Harriet gets down and
3:31:55
Dirty, It's Yeah, I can't. I can't wait.
3:32:01
I want to. I want to be the guy who reviews
3:32:04
porn parody tapes. Because actually, on this tape.
3:32:09
Everybody knows Ron Jeremy. Ron Jeremy is in this and he's
3:32:13
actually really funny. Like there there's some funny
3:32:17
writing and there's some funny dialogue, and I think I can
3:32:21
upload these Nostalgia Critic reviews.
3:32:26
It's similar to him, but I could upload that to Pornhub and I
3:32:32
think maybe. I could be a Maverick.
3:32:34
I could. I could do something that nobody
3:32:36
else would do because I have a VCR that I have a local video
3:32:42
store here in Milwaukee where I saw these tapes.
3:32:45
I was like, Oh my God, this is awesome.
3:32:49
This is freaking awesome. What do you think about that,
3:32:53
Brett? No.
3:32:55
If you think it'll help your channel and you actually think
3:32:58
it's funny, then you do what you do.
3:33:02
Why? Why?
3:33:03
Watching now like you're saying it's a porn parody, huh?
3:33:07
Yeah, I I think because I've never seen anything like that
3:33:11
before because most of these videos are from the 80s, like
3:33:15
before my time, and even when I was when I was grown, like DVD's
3:33:20
were a thing. And it's it's a totally
3:33:22
different thing. It's like, do you know, do you
3:33:26
know that movie with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito?
3:33:32
Twins. Yeah, If you look at this, get a
3:33:34
crack out of this, The porn parody of twins.
3:33:40
Oh geez. See, dude, I think I could be
3:33:44
like the number one channel on Pornhub with all these tapes
3:33:50
I've got. It's, I think it's it's some of
3:33:54
them are not direct parodies, but they're parodies of the
3:33:58
genre. Like check this out.
3:34:02
Extraterrestrials. Geez, that's crazy.
3:34:06
Like it looks like a Borg from Star Trek and but like Oh my God
3:34:13
like because I've watched some of these.
3:34:15
I haven't watched all of them. I actually I was I was trying to
3:34:19
hook up because like I said I had a capture card because you
3:34:23
are asking me how I recorded like my Nintendo Switch videos.
3:34:27
But I have. I have an adapter.
3:34:30
Where like it'll convert the VHS to HDMI and I could hook that up
3:34:36
into my capture card but it's not working.
3:34:39
I I just ordered another adapter, but I did record some
3:34:46
of these like see look at this one Web Web of Desire.
3:34:54
She's. She it's it's a funny science
3:34:57
fiction film where it's it's like, you know, The Fly with
3:35:01
Jeff Goldblum. Yeah.
3:35:03
But she gets her DNA mixed with a Black Widow spider, so she
3:35:08
fucks a guy and then she eats him and kills him.
3:35:12
Oh boy, that sounds like a Black Widow.
3:35:15
Yeah. So like I I can't wait.
3:35:17
I I I think it's going to take off.
3:35:20
I think I'm going to be a big. A big guy on the Internet.
3:35:24
Finally it's it's it's been my dream.
3:35:27
See look at this other one. You see this at the at the
3:35:34
pornies. It's it's a it's a parody of at
3:35:38
the movies. You know what?
3:35:39
Siskel and Ebert, you know it's called at the movies.
3:35:43
But like, it's at the pornies and it's I cannot wait.
3:35:49
I there's like, I have so many tapes.
3:35:51
I have dozens of tapes I haven't watched.
3:35:54
Some of them are garbage and are not worth talking about, but
3:36:00
some of them are really entertaining.
3:36:05
Well, we're getting ready to shut it down.
3:36:07
But I got one more question for you and then we'll roll it out
3:36:10
and I'll probably schedule something for next Friday if you
3:36:13
want to come in. And no, no.
3:36:15
Yeah. Yeah, see, I was.
3:36:17
I was just apprehensive, I thought.
3:36:18
I thought if I showed you these tapes, you'd be like, OK, Drew's
3:36:22
blacklisted. But thanks for hearing me out,
3:36:25
bro. Well, they're not nude, I mean,
3:36:29
you're saying. Exactly.
3:36:30
Because I I have a dozen dozens and dozens of tapes that might
3:36:35
have nude on the cover, but I I just picked the tapes that had
3:36:39
no explicit content. Yeah, you were talking about
3:36:44
your phone earlier, about the microchips and things put into
3:36:48
it, right? Yeah, exactly.
3:36:50
I got an interesting hypothetical for you.
3:36:53
Let's say that you and I, we went into like a warehouse
3:36:57
filled with the most advanced computers, the most advanced
3:37:00
phones, the most advanced equipment that technology has
3:37:05
ever created in our modern times.
3:37:07
And then we're told to take a baseball bat and smash all of it
3:37:11
in the little pieces and then empty the part of it into a bag.
3:37:16
Now we're we literally have to destroy all this shit until it's
3:37:20
literally almost crumbs. All right, we put it into a bag.
3:37:24
How many millions of years would we have to wait before you could
3:37:29
reach into the bag, pull out the material, and it end up being a
3:37:33
Nintendo Switch or a Game Boy? Yeah, that would never happen.
3:37:40
It wouldn't. Nope.
3:37:43
Why not? Because it's it's just
3:37:48
materials. If if any of those materials had
3:37:55
a situation where they could develop life like, I'm not
3:37:59
saying that that's impossible. Maybe that's possible over
3:38:05
billions of years. Maybe that all of those silicon
3:38:10
type materials could develop life, but they wouldn't turn
3:38:13
into a Nintendo Switch. Like they would just become
3:38:16
their own microscopic beings who might create their own different
3:38:22
type of thing. So you believe out of a bunch of
3:38:26
material of broken computers, we could get something out of it,
3:38:30
something that's coherent if we wait a billion years?
3:38:35
Maybe a couple billion years, but it's it's not just random
3:38:39
materials. It's like these are materials
3:38:42
that we use to store data, like they have data stored on them
3:38:47
and we can get raw materials of certain types of that substance.
3:38:56
And store data on it. So like, I don't know how life
3:39:00
works. Like, like I said, we have to
3:39:03
expand our horizons. Like if there is other life out
3:39:08
in the universe, it might not be like us.
3:39:11
Maybe life could evolve in a different way, I don't know.
3:39:17
What about? What if we were to take
3:39:19
something that was organic instead of computer parts?
3:39:23
What if we took a bunch of, like, let's say, reptiles,
3:39:26
amphibians and put them in a giant blender?
3:39:30
How many years would we have to wait until we should expect that
3:39:33
something alive would come out of it?
3:39:37
I don't know, Probably 2 billion years, because I think the Earth
3:39:43
is 4 billion years old. I don't know, maybe, maybe,
3:39:47
maybe we would have to wait 3 billion years, but.
3:39:51
That's that's a better set of conditions than life was created
3:39:55
on Earth or life formed. I wouldn't want to say created
3:40:02
because we we, we don't really know the origins of a
3:40:07
Biogenesis, so maybe that would have a a much better chance of
3:40:14
generating life. Why do you think it is
3:40:19
scientific terms? Why they use the religious
3:40:22
connotation like for instance Biogenesis?
3:40:29
It's just because our we are humans and that's that's our
3:40:33
whole culture. As long as we've ever existed,
3:40:36
we've always used it. We've always used like
3:40:39
philosophical terms and like crazy religious terms to explain
3:40:47
everything. Because there, there, there are
3:40:51
still. Because I was playing Red Dead
3:40:54
Redemption and there there's like a Native American character
3:40:59
whose name, his name is Rain's Fall or and there's like a
3:41:04
character whose name is like hawk flies or something like
3:41:08
that. And it's like sometimes like we
3:41:12
we just use different verbiage. To describe different things
3:41:16
depending on our development. That doesn't mean we have any
3:41:20
insight on how life was created. All right, well, I am going to
3:41:29
shortly after I get off here, I will schedule something for next
3:41:33
Friday. I may make a couple videos in
3:41:35
between, but on Friday, 7:00 PM Central, I'll get nothing going.
3:41:39
We've got a couple people out here say that they want to be
3:41:42
involved. If they weren't busy they would
3:41:44
have came in tonight. So we'll see how that goes.
3:41:48
Hopefully Adam will doing this. Hell yeah, You know, I would, I
3:41:51
would love that. I would love to have more people
3:41:53
on, to have different points of view from other people talk
3:41:57
about shit. And yeah, I I got to try to give
3:42:02
you my e-mail, so maybe you can inform me because I I would love
3:42:06
to get something going, like with a big discussion of people
3:42:10
that that would probably be cool.
3:42:13
Yeah. My only advice and suggestion
3:42:16
for you that if you decide to go the route that you're talking
3:42:19
about with the porn videos and all that, you got to be careful.
3:42:23
Even if you don't show nudity on some of your stuff.
3:42:26
Like for instance I my video could possibly get hit with some
3:42:30
shit and I'd have to appeal it and then YouTube would have to
3:42:33
look and see that there's nothing wrong with it.
3:42:36
But the same could happen to you if you make videos if you
3:42:40
mentioned porn and the tags, because obviously you're going
3:42:43
to want people to know what they're clicking on.
3:42:46
So you're probably going to explain in the title in some
3:42:49
kind of way what you're doing porn parodies.
3:42:53
So hopefully that doesn't hurt your channel any or cause you
3:42:56
any kind of problems. That's my only suggestions on
3:42:59
that. Yeah, I didn't think of that.
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But I'm sorry. It's just like I wasn't thinking
3:43:05
of your channel because you know.
3:43:08
Earlier last week I asked you if you, like, didn't want to have
3:43:13
profanity and you you didn't care.
3:43:16
So I don't care about porn or nudity either.
3:43:20
I've seen, I've seen some women naked before in my life and I
3:43:24
ain't got a problem with it. Yeah, like I said, I feel
3:43:27
stupid. I never wanted to show anything
3:43:30
profane on here, but I didn't know that the mention of PORNE
3:43:37
or PORN. Sorry, I've been drinking too
3:43:41
much, but PORNI didn't know that could get flagged.
3:43:45
If I said that, so let me let me give you an example of let me
3:43:49
give you an example of stupid YouTube is me and my buddies.
3:43:53
We used to when we did a live show we like to draw pictures
3:43:57
while we were doing stuff on the screen.
3:44:00
And I drew a picture of Optimist Prime.
3:44:02
The Transformer look just like Optimist Prime, But somebody
3:44:07
reported the video and said that I was drawing women titties all
3:44:10
over my fucking screen. We're talking religion and I'm
3:44:13
drawing a Transformer on the screen.
3:44:16
And I actually got flagged for that for sexual porn pornography
3:44:21
on my video. So if I did get hit, I'd never
3:44:24
blame you for it or anything like that or whatever.
3:44:29
I just didn't know. I just want to let you know like
3:44:32
if I ever am on any one of your streams, I'll never mention that
3:44:36
again like. Even if I become the highest you
3:44:42
know, viewed person on the Internet, I'm, I won't mention
3:44:46
because I know YouTube is shit. That's why I have a I already
3:44:53
have a P Hub account. I don't want to see Pi, don't
3:44:57
want to say PORN Hub, but I already have an account with
3:45:03
them. And I have uploaded some videos
3:45:07
from some of the VHS tapes, but I haven't done any of the
3:45:11
editing and things that I want to do with that, but I'll never
3:45:16
mention that again. I'm sorry, I don't want to.
3:45:18
I don't want you to get flagged. Well, I was just suggesting
3:45:22
because I didn't want you to hurt your channel or anything,
3:45:25
but yet on myself, I already got plenty of other places I do
3:45:28
videos on all that. I was just saying for your own
3:45:31
benefit, as far as I'm concerned you didn't show anything bad at
3:45:35
all. Yeah, it's just generic, funny
3:45:39
movie posters. Yeah, there's, yeah, there's
3:45:43
nothing bad on those. But yeah, like, it's what it is.
3:45:51
It's Don't worry about it. It's all good.
3:45:53
All right. Yeah.
3:45:54
Thanks, Brett. If you're trying to end it, it's
3:45:57
been real, bro. It's been cool talking to you.
3:46:01
I'm going to try and hit up my brother and see if he wants to
3:46:03
talk to me. There you go.
3:46:08
There you go. Well, you have a good one, man.
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