Don't step off the roller coaster before you pull into your station. Just a suggestion

I would say we don't know what this experience is. It may be that we have a purpose and we may not know when we've completed it. So it's probably best in all possible outcomes that's we obey our instincts to survive as long as possible. But maybe we can try to not panic when the final day arrives. Good luck.

If I could contribute to this thinking. In what I've gleamed from Don Hoffmans theories is to try and see this reality as a VR game. Our body's are the headset. If the purpose of the game is to learn,advance,experience what we do then it would be very difficult to understand love without knowing hate,happiness without experiencing pain and so on. Not to say this is correct but it is definitely a different vantage point. Good luck.

The guest says they are both living in Encinitas, so that would seem to indicate it's old. As I understand it, Daniel is now living in Asheville NC...?

@@c3bhm Yes, I think you're right. Daniel's voice sounds younger here. And I thought he'd been distancing himself from the whole pitching supplements thing.

Hold on for a moment while i reach out to my sister to convince her that my nephew should enlist as a navy seal and serve overseas for what in order to achieve enlightenment

I have over ten years of leadership experience and i'm listening to this guy like what. This is a grift

@@jared4034 The progressive left has a fetish for these 'manly' SEAL types who cross over. Jocko, etc. As Haidt has pointed out, the left is the feminine/yin, so when a masculine/yang comes along who seems progressive/trustworthy, they melt into a puddle. It's gross.

to be regulated

@@PeripheralWisdom "Well-regulated" meant "in good working order" in the standard English of the late 1700's. Look it up - don't be lazy. It's 100% confirmed by historians, and you'll find that is the case with a 2 minute google search. So in the context of the 2nd Amendment, "regulated" does NOT mean 'constrained by governmental policies/laws/legislation' as we today use that word. An example of how it was used back then would be to say that a grandfather-clock is "well regulated" if it is set to the correct time, with properly wound springs, and well-oiled gears. A citizen-militia needs to be armed, at the very least, to be in good working order, since it is an informal combat infantry. Besides, how in the world are you going to justify "regulating" a right in the Bill of Rights if we can't even demand voter ID for vote-integrity because it's supposedly rAciSt. If we can't even "regulate" voting, on what basis are you going to "regulate" our right to keep and bear arms...?? Can we regulate religious practices? How about we force all Muslims to register themselves with the government? If they don't register (and PAY for the registration themselves) then if they are caught practicing Islam then they can be arrested and sent to federal prison. How about we force all women who want an abortion to first get a government-issued permit (that they must pay for themselves), and in doing so their abortion will go into a permanent federal database...?? Etc. etc. etc. etc.

@@c3bhm not reading any of that. congrats on the GED diploma and high iq tho