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Learning to expand your brain 03102024 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  The thing is itself, right, And the egg is the chicken. Right,
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  And the chicken is the egg. Right. But that thing that that
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  that thing that is itself come from something that is not itself. Right.
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  But that thing that is itself that comes from something that is not itself.
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  It's part of something that is not itself. That makes sense. So if
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  you see the chicken in the egg, it's the same thing, right,
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  But the egg does not look like the chicken, right, And the chicken
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  does not look like the egg. Right, But the egg is the chicken.
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  Right. That's when you're seeing my work up low dimensions of illusions,
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  right, and realities and perception and projection and perspective. Right, you create
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  illusions and delusions, you create you talk, yes, and dystopias, right,
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  but and simulations. Right. So the thing you see it's the thing
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  itself, where it's not the entirety of the thing itself. Right. A
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  A can be part of BA, A can be part of B. But
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  A is not B and B it's not A. Right. That's that's the
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  conundrum where you think and speak of things about the origin of things. Right.
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  I came from my mom. My mom came from her mom. Where
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  does the first mom come from. You see an apple tree. Apple tree
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  is a set from another apple tree. Where does the first apple come from?
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  That's a question we ask right in the beginning is something that we still
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  do not now, and in the end, and in the end it shall
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  it be something that we still do not know. In the beginning, it's
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  something we don't know, right, and the end is something that we don't
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  know. People who come from primitive traditions, they just believe in God,
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  right, that God is the beginner and the end, because the beginning we
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  don't know, and the end we do not know. But philosophers, we
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  we stretched thought and our thoughts brought about science. Science means that you can
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  question things. You cannot just believe that the beginning and the end you don't
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  know. You need to see where the beginning comes from. I need to
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  anticipate or predict how things gonna end or how things end. That's the beginning
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  of science. Mhm. Science ask questions. Science will tell you how the
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  weather are gonna look tomorrow, right, But you're still living in the present.
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  Right, how come science knows tomorrow? It's not God telling you that
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  tomorrow I'm gonna be raining you're gonna be stunning. Science can predict the weather
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  from a thousand from today to a thousand years. Science can't predy their weather.
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  HM. Yes, if we stretch our minds. So the question to
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  the beginning and the end, it's in here. You need to expland your
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  mind. That's why you go to school. That's why you learn. That's
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  why I doubt, that's why I ask questions. That's why you think the
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  beginning and the end it's something we don't know. H. The beginning and
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  the end. H. It's something we do not know. Remember that.
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  Okay, So what do you think about what I say? Like you said,
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  from the which can first check their egg? It's like, we don't
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  know that answer. So it's like a philosophical question only someone can answer.
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  It will not be the real answer because nobody can answer that question. M.
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  So part of prit're saying scientists how they maybe in some ways of how
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  they understand the weather from the next day or like the future. They may
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  have like some sort of machines or something that they invent. I guess that
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  they start that they invent the machines that can see the weather and sense what
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  is gonna be like what it's gonna be like the next day or maybe ten
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  years, one years, two years, two years, however and many years.
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  Maybe the machine has something that can send if I can see the weather
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  like that and then understand like if they see it's cloudy, they maybe they'll
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  understand that it's probably gonna like rain the next day or something there. And
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  that is just you got to change ept or you go the YouTube or Google.
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  You just go the technology of the weather, right, the teenage of
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  the wed will tell you or that is needed right to understand the weather,
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  right, to anticipate up to the weather. Right. It's science, right.
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  And what do you think about what I said? Basically, I think
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  that there is no answer to the to which one can for egg. Basically
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  it's based on your opinion and you have to kind of expand your mind to
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  get your opinion. The Kham say yeah, and what do you think?
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  Yeah, okay, so that's today's class, right, today's class is that
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  the chicken. And as you guys really say it, it's a matter of
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  opinion, right, it's a matter of scientific thinking, right, and it's
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  pushing the envelope to know stuff, right. It's what we're going philosophy determinism
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  right. Determinism means that everything is already known, means are your features already
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  know. It means that good things will happen to you, bad things will
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  happen to you. That if you don't believe in the particular God, you
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  go to hell or you go to heaven. And determinism says that your life
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  is already pre predetermined. Right, They've got a predestination. Right. But
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  science tells you that you can stretch stuff right, you can burn reality right.
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  You can see that it is hard, right, All my others telling
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  you that you can push your mind to ban reality right, and you can
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  create your own realities because there are no realities. And unless realities are made
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  right, there is nothing unders. Something's made right. You cannot be arguing
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  about sometime less there's something that are talking about, right, you understand,
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  it's what the human beings to create stuff? Right? Is there human beings
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  to stretch your mind? Right? Because creativity is everything right. Your mind
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  is meant to create. The light to the world is in your mind.
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  But for the light to light brighter. In the education, you need to
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  go to school. You need to study, read a lot of books to
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  carry a lot of experiments. Right, do research explore Go to the moon,
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  right, go to other planetary systems. Ask questions. Understand the body,
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  right, what makes us to become what we are? Why do you
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  breathe? Why do you speak? What is your mind? What's your brain?
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  Where's your left brain? What's your right brain? You must ask all
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  those scientific questions. That makes sense. The freedom of being is understanding why
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  you are here. Say it again, the freedom of being is understanding why
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  you are here. Your journey is not my journey. His journey is not
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  my journey, and her journey is not mine. My journey is not mine.
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  Whatever is laughing about it, his journey is not mine. Right,
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  So you must use your mind to think right, And when you have problems,
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  there always solutions, right. Do you know that a solution to every
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  problem? Right? Because you have three types of people right in problem solving
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  is one of those three types of people? Who's the first? Those who
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  those who problems mis taken out create taking that solve, okay. The second,
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  those who create problems solve, Those who create problems that they can,
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  those who solve problems they didn't create. Correct or it's a matter of the
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  mindset? Right, are things difficult in themselves? Things are difficult because human
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  says difficult because your mind tricking you. Right, Normally, normally nothing is
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  difficult unless the human mind sat so right, when I got people, when
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  I'm talking to people, counseling people, there worst them that things are difficult,
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  the worst them that things are difficult. Right, there was the things
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  are difficult there. And I know things are difficult because you said things are
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  difficult. Right. That's why by passes for you guys, to make you
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  guys start to chat. You p t You know you read complex stuff,
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  right, you now to play games? How to use your mind? Right?
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  How to create creativity means gives you the ability to solve problems. Right,
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  that makes sense. Remember that we talk into that about the chicken and
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  the egg. What came first? It's a question that people us all the
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  time. Right, It's a cause and effect. It's about causality. Right.
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  If I dropped this phone on the floor, will happen? Okay?
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  Break? Yeah, we will fall in my break right place I dropped this
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  one and the phone doesn't doesn't fall? Gravity? Right? Half fight from
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  that? Kay? Yeah, it makes something. There's some gravity going on,
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  right, that's why you see the plan. You know the plane is
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  heavior in this house right, right, they see the plane is flying,
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  right, the question becomes why is that plane flying? Because the plane can
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  ben gravity? Right. Remember, so if this phone does not fall,
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  it's it saying like the plane that is flying without falling right at the spacecraft?
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  Right, somebody did that? Right? Yeah? Draw wise, I
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  wonder that why doesn't need propellers because normal the motor makes it fly, not
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  the propellers. The propellers have for the speed I think, right, I'm
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  not good at drone designer. I think the propellers helps for the speed.
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  Right, Yeah, it might be for the speed. Now you need to
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  go to ch GPT oh and ask that, right, you do that you're
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  drunk class, right, you guys are they are friends that you guys have
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  drawn satellite classes? You tell your friend, Yeah, so they let's off
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  to their lengths to expire mind. Right. If you have questions that you
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  cannot answer, ask right, maybe your mind think doubt and ask questions.
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  Right. You're you're born to learn, right, you're born to lead?
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  Right? Are you're born to follow the lead? Yeah? But sometimes you
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  can follow right and then follow when it's right, right, right, and
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  you can lead right when it's when it's your time to leave, right.
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  Is that it's a concept that it's your time. Right. There's a time
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  for the women to do that. It's a time for them. There is
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  no time to be great, right. You just want to be great,
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  right, you do great things. Right. There's no time to be good.
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  Right, he's just want to be good. There's no time to be
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  nice. Right, You're going to always be nice right, right. There's
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  no time to be just a fair right, or to treat each other with
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  dignity. Right. You must do that all the time, right, because
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  goodness come from you. Right. That beginning is you right, That end
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  is you right. It's only the mind, body, so environment, thank you.