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Stefan Molyneux
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Friday Night Live 5 July 2024

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Transcript
00:00:00Good evening, good evening, this is Stephen Molyneux from Free Domain Rural, it used to
00:00:07be called Radio.
00:00:08I think I'm having a bit of a blowback flashback, but we're here on the Friday night live on
00:00:13the 24th, well the 24th year of the new millennium, and that would be July the 5th.
00:00:21Summer is sprinting by.
00:00:23Of course I owe everyone here a rabid, massive, large apology, and the apology is, sorry I've
00:00:30had so many technical screw-ups lately, I actually had to, the computer's like, hey
00:00:34do you want to reboot?
00:00:35And I'm like, sure, and apparently that just means it has to reboot 19 times.
00:00:40It basically rebooted all the way back in generations to the construction of the pyramids.
00:00:45But anyway, so, sorry for the technical issues that have been occurring recently, we've had
00:00:52lock-ups, machine freezes, slow, chunky, blah blah blah, so I hired a technical specialist
00:00:57to come in and sort it all out, and sort it all out I do believe it is.
00:01:05So the only rebooting that will be happening is me.
00:01:10There I did it, just right there, right there, right then, right now.
00:01:16So of course we've got a lot of stuff to talk about tonight, but let me get started
00:01:22with, hey, have you, um, was there a little bit of a dip in the old itty bitty ditty coins?
00:01:30Do I have that right?
00:01:31Was there, hang on let me check, I could be wrong, I think there was a little bit of a
00:01:38hiccup.
00:01:39Was there?
00:01:40Let me just, let me just check the price history.
00:01:45This is all in Canadian coins, where are we?
00:01:50Where are, where are we?
00:01:52Let's go with those guys.
00:01:54Alright, so what's happening?
00:01:57Well, it seems to be down a smidge.
00:02:01And let's have a look at the five days, yeah, 87 down to 77, it's dropped about 10 large,
00:02:11and of course it was not more than a month ago that it was at 97, so that would be over
00:02:1620%.
00:02:18So I think that could technically or categorically be categorized as a hiccup, right?
00:02:27Now of course, if you haven't been around the Bitcoin universe of bipolar lithium-based
00:02:32ah, then of course this feels like a big deal.
00:02:36Let me tell you, in my humble opinion, it's not a big deal, it doesn't really matter,
00:02:41I just find it interesting.
00:02:43I'm like, oh, it's down a little bit, okay, you don't need this crypto.
00:02:49So yes, it is, it just took a little bit of a dip, a little bit of a dip, and so yes,
00:02:58there is a discount.
00:03:02And would you hit me with a why if you'd like me to delve into a smidge or two of the
00:03:09reasons why, why, oh why, oh why, are we doing just a little bit here, there, and everywhere?
00:03:17Now of course, if people are upset about, let's say, 20% deflation in Bitcoin, which
00:03:22I guess would correspond to about a 25% increase the other way around, then have you seen this
00:03:29trend of people who go back to their own Costco or Walmart or Amazon, you know how
00:03:36they keep the cart, and it says, you know, you had these 30 items, and it was $90, like
00:03:43two or three years ago, and then they just reorder all of those things, and it's like
00:03:50$160, and it's like, they're just, the real inflation, right?
00:03:55So that's, compared to what, right, oh my gosh, it's had a dip, well, it hasn't had
00:04:02a 50% dip, which Fiat has had in some areas, in a lot of areas, really.
00:04:10Yes, the UK has voted itself into oblivion, there really doesn't seem to be any chance,
00:04:18I mean, it was 14 years of conservative rule, and they didn't do smack about the fundamental
00:04:22issues in the country, so why not go accelerationist, which is what they seem to be doing.
00:04:30So what was it, reform got 14% of the vote and 1% of the seats, it's a fantastic system,
00:04:37that's a fantastic, fantastic system, good job, everybody.
00:04:42I don't know if the bottom is in, but no, it's not because the UK is toast, although
00:04:47it is.
00:04:48What was the, the biggest gift to the UK has been a variety of Independence Day celebrations
00:04:53around the world, that seems to have been the biggest gift, but it's just amazing, you
00:04:57know, same people, but you go back 150 years, it's a whole different planet.
00:05:04It's a whole different planet, all right.
00:05:09Nobody knows why the price is doing what it's doing, I certainly don't, and I'm no expert,
00:05:14so take all of this with a grain of salt, none of this is investment advice, do your
00:05:18own research, make your own decisions, listen to nothing of what I say with any seriousness,
00:05:22but, but, but, the Germans!
00:05:27So what, what is going on, possible, right?
00:05:32So the German government has transferred $122 million worth of Bitcoin to crypto exchanges,
00:05:40so the German government has, well, it's, it's not, not the first time they've liquidated
00:05:46things, but they are liquidating their seized assets, so there is, of course, the idea that
00:05:52the government is going to sell seized Bitcoin, we've seen this before with some of the Silk
00:05:58Road stuff, so the government's going to sell, and so that's a pressure down, right, that's
00:06:02a pressure down on price as a whole, right, thank you Matt, appreciate it, take me to
00:06:09the bridge, take me to the mat, so there's that aspect of things, MT GOX, MT GOX, MT,
00:06:18see, remember how it turned out that the, the wallets were empty, and it was called
00:06:23MT, or Mt. GOX, credit repayments, so, this is from Yashugola, from Cointelegraph, Cointelegraph,
00:06:34today's Bitcoin price decline is further exacerbated by signs that MT GOX is moving
00:06:39closer to reimbursing its creditors with over 140,000 Bitcoin, worth approximately 8.5 billion,
00:06:47this expected influx of Bitcoin into the market has caused concern among investors about potential
00:06:52sell-offs, so, the really important fact and reality, in my humble opinion, the takeaway
00:07:03from all of this, is it ain't the fault of crypto, the government sees shit, and people
00:07:08put crypto in shaky and shady and unstable and eventually what could be considered massively
00:07:16fraudulent exchanges.
00:07:18Crypto is not, in my humble opinion, is not designed for exchanges, not your keys, not
00:07:27your coins, putting your shit on crypto is like having an open marriage, the vows are
00:07:35monogamy, not, not exchanges, I mean, I guess you gotta sell some or whatever, right, but
00:07:42you know what I mean.
00:07:45So Bitcoin is not supposed to be controlled by governments, and the government in Germany
00:07:50has a lot of control over, because close to 200 million worth of Bitcoin, I think that's
00:07:55US, and MT GOX, of course, was supposed to be regulated, it was supposed to be protected,
00:08:01and not your keys, not your coins, so that's not at all in the spirit of crypto.
00:08:06And you have to understand, in general, in general, the only reason for exchanges is
00:08:11because of us white fiat currencies still being required to buy shit, and in particular
00:08:15pay you taxes.
00:08:17So that's why the exchanges exist, as Bitcoin in particular takes its rightful place as
00:08:24the nine-headed lion god of the crypto world, exchanges will become much less important
00:08:30because you can just buy shit straight from your own wallet.
00:08:36So that, that seems important.
00:08:43So fears of selling pressure from MT GOX repayments potential minor sales have led
00:08:47to a significant drop in Bitcoin's price.
00:08:51Other major cryptocurrencies such as Ether and Solana's SOL, quote, fears of looming
00:08:57selling pressures on Bitcoin from defunct exchange MT GOX and possible minor sales push
00:09:02the largest cryptocurrency to under $59,000 on Thursday, thank god AI is scooping up all
00:09:07of the video cards so that it's more expensive to mine, which raises the value of Bitcoin.
00:09:17So let's see here, the defunct exchange MT GOX is set to begin distributing assets stolen
00:09:22in a 2014 hack this July after multiple delays.
00:09:26These repayments will be made in Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash, adding to the selling pressure.
00:09:32MT GOX will start distributing assets stolen from clients in a 2014 hack in July 2024 after
00:09:38years of postponed deadlines.
00:09:40Yeah, it's just kind of tough that it took this long, right?
00:09:44So let's go back to 2024, shall we, no, 2014, I don't know what we got here, 2014, yeah,
00:09:53so 2014, I'm sorry, this is so funny for me, and I, you know, I understand the emotions,
00:10:00right?
00:10:01I really do understand the emotions.
00:10:03But in 2014, do I have that right?
00:10:06Yeah, so 2014, what was the price of Bitcoin in 2014?
00:10:13What was the price of Bitcoin in 2014?
00:10:26What was the price of Bitcoin in 2014?
00:10:32What does your mug say?
00:10:33It says, just give me the coffee and no one gets hurt.
00:10:44So a couple hundred bucks, Canadian, like three, 400 bucks, 500 bucks, whatever, right?
00:10:51So here's the funny thing, right?
00:10:54So let's just go and say the sell-off started at 87, right?
00:11:01So let's say it was 87,000 divided by, I mean, it's not ideal, yeah.
00:11:08So what happened was, back in the day, this is, was it somebody in Singapore or something
00:11:16was recently, or in the 20th century was asked about the, what do you think are the effects
00:11:20of the French Revolution?
00:11:21And he said, it's too soon to tell.
00:11:23He probably didn't shake his fist and say it that dramatically, but he said, it's too
00:11:27soon to sell.
00:11:28But here's the funny thing.
00:11:31So when empty goks started pushing up the daisies, joined the choir invisible, and went
00:11:39tits up to infinity, everybody was like, they took my Bitcoin, I stole it from, it's the
00:11:47worst thing in the known universe.
00:11:49And that certainly is one way to put it, and I'm certainly not defending any shady dealings
00:11:54at empty goks, but here's the funny thing, here's the funny, funny thing.
00:12:05It's forced hodling that has resulted in a 217.5 multiple of the value that was lost.
00:12:17So what it did was remove temptation to sell from people who otherwise probably would have
00:12:24sold.
00:12:25So you think, oh my gosh, the Bitcoin is stolen.
00:12:28It's gone.
00:12:29It's evaporated.
00:12:30It's the worst thing in the known universe.
00:12:31And then when you come back, you've made 217, not percent, times.
00:12:42We should all be so lucky to have a thief take something from us and return it 217 times
00:12:48more valuable.
00:12:49Ten years ago, it is true that I stole your ladder, but I have returned a gold-plated
00:12:56Bugatti with Marco Robbi in the trunk, right?
00:13:01So isn't that kind of funny?
00:13:04It is a little bit of a plot twist.
00:13:07How do you know it's bad?
00:13:08This is always a challenging thing, right?
00:13:10How do you know it's bad?
00:13:11How do you know it's bad?
00:13:14So yeah, involuntary hodling.
00:13:18I just hope people understand and appreciate how the universe completely messes with your
00:13:25head from time to time.
00:13:26And by from time to time, I mean on a regular basis, how the universe messes with your head
00:13:31on a regular basis.
00:13:35And that which you think is terrible is the greatest thing ever.
00:13:40And that which you think is the greatest thing ever can turn out to be completely terrible.
00:13:46So just a thought, an idea, a memory.
00:13:52So yes, just something to think about in life.
00:13:56It's too soon to tell sometimes.
00:14:03Too soon to tell sometimes.
00:14:04All right.
00:14:09Ah.
00:14:11So trading firm QCP Capital anticipates a subdued market in the upcoming quarter, mainly
00:14:20due to uncertainty surrounding the Bitcoin supply that will be released from the Mt.
00:14:23Gox.
00:14:24Quote, we anticipate a subdued Q3 for Bitcoin as the market remains uncertain around supply
00:14:28Mt. Gox releases.
00:14:36Can you believe there are still vainglorious clusterfrack a-holes who literally mime having
00:14:45a freaking clue about the future price of anything, let alone crypto?
00:14:50Oh my God.
00:14:53Oh my God.
00:14:56You don't need the hassle.
00:14:57It's wild.
00:14:58It's absolutely wild that there are people out there with a straight face say, we anticipate
00:15:04this particular movement in a massive geopolitical war-based upturned economy with, it seems,
00:15:13the guy in El Salvador trying to rewrite the entire central bank around Bitcoin and Javier
00:15:19Millet doing some pretty amazing things in Argentina.
00:15:25But you know, we anticipate, we anticipate, they don't predict, I mean, nobody knows.
00:15:31God, it's embarrassing to me.
00:15:32It's embarrassing to me.
00:15:34I would sooner take 100-year global warming predictions than price of crypto in three
00:15:40and a half fucking minutes from now.
00:15:42It's just wild to me that people say this stuff with a straight face.
00:15:48There is uncertainty.
00:15:49Yes.
00:15:50It's called the future.
00:15:52That's called free will.
00:15:53Of course, there's uncertainty.
00:15:55Things will happen.
00:15:56Could be good.
00:15:57These things appear to be bad.
00:15:59And it's like, oh, so I think the general theory is.
00:16:02I think the general theory is that somehow, somehow, you see, it's really bad that Bitcoin
00:16:12is moving from government hands to private hands.
00:16:17You know, diamond hands in the government hands means diamond drilling through your
00:16:21nads.
00:16:22Private hands means people who understand Bitcoin are willing to buy it and probably
00:16:26hold it for the long term.
00:16:27So, it's been taken from the hands of government and put into the hands of private free citizens
00:16:36and people are like, oh, no, oh, no.
00:16:40The slaves are freed.
00:16:41Bitcoin is liberated from the state.
00:16:44And people are like, this is the worst thing.
00:16:46The price is going down.
00:16:48Oh, my gosh, isn't that funny?
00:16:57Oh, my gosh.
00:17:00MT.
00:17:01Gox was a huge overhang for many years, but knowing that it's going to disappear in July,
00:17:05I think it's reason to expect a pretty sharp rebound in the second half.
00:17:08Sure.
00:17:09We anticipate.
00:17:10We suspect.
00:17:11We expect.
00:17:12I've ripped open a goat, spread its intestines around the floor, and it's spelled out the
00:17:17name of my mother's middletoe.
00:17:20So there it is.
00:17:21It's science.
00:17:22It's science.
00:17:26Oh, my gosh.
00:17:29Social media has seen a surge in discussions encouraging buying during the dip.
00:17:33However, Kudret Aylala of GCM Investments suggests caution, predicting potential future
00:17:38declines to the $48,000 to $50,000 range.
00:17:44Okay, here's a fact, right?
00:17:46This is a basic fact.
00:17:49The basic, basic fact.
00:17:52Look, anybody who genuinely believes they know the future price of crypto will keep
00:18:05it so far from themselves you could not find it with a squid tentacle, a doctor, and a
00:18:12flashlight.
00:18:13Up your ass.
00:18:14You just couldn't.
00:18:15Like, they would keep that so close to their chest that it would be buried deep in the
00:18:20left ventricle.
00:18:23They would bury it, pave it over, cover it up, grow trees on it, and seed it from space.
00:18:29Anybody who genuinely believes that they know what the price of crypto is going to be, I
00:18:33mean, you can make an absolute fortune if you know what the price of crypto is going
00:18:37to be in five minutes, which nobody does.
00:18:40So I personally, my personal opinion, nobody knows the future price of anything, and anybody
00:18:46who says that they do is full of absolute shit, unless they're directly involved in
00:18:50regulating it, in which case, well, they can make a shit ton of money.
00:18:57So all these people, I mean, I've had friends who are like, oh, but they say this, and I'm
00:19:04like, but they don't, they don't say, I've literally worked in a trading company, I've
00:19:09literally programmed this stuff, they don't, it's all, and I'm not talking about any of
00:19:13these individuals, just in general, it is just fear, uncertainty, doubt, price mongering,
00:19:20covering your positions, having some stuff to say, to make, but anybody who says they
00:19:25know the price of a volatile asset during a time of massive economic dislocation.
00:19:34Met with an old friend of mine last night who's into AI, and we had quite the discussion.
00:19:39It is his view that we're gonna end up like Planet of the Apes ruled by AI, and he knows
00:19:43a lot more about it than I do.
00:19:47The idea that, well, you see, this quarter, right, the July, August, September, yes, my
00:19:55view is that X or Y or Z is gonna happen, you see all these people with their candles
00:20:00and their charts and shit, oh my, you don't know, you don't know, and stop lying and say
00:20:06that you do, it bothers me enormously.
00:20:09It bothers me at a fundamental philosophical level, because it's saying that there's no
00:20:16free will.
00:20:19Saying that, saying that you know the future price of stuff is fundamentally offensive
00:20:27because it is a thumb in the all-seeing, sore-on-eye of free will.
00:20:35Nobody knows, there are too many variables, and there are variables that by their very
00:20:41nature are unknown.
00:20:45There are variables that by their very nature are unknown and unknowable because of free
00:20:51will.
00:20:53So it drives me quite batty, and this is why I don't dip into these kinds of predictions
00:20:57very much, it drives me quite batty.
00:21:02June 26, the US government transferred almost 4,000 bitcoin to Coinbase Prime, a platform
00:21:08tailored for institutional training.
00:21:11Bitcoins were initially seized from Banmat Singh, a convicted drug trafficker.
00:21:16Singh was arrested in London in 2019 for distribution charges and was extradited to the US in 2023.
00:21:22From his convictions, he forfeited over 8,100 bitcoin, valued at about 150 million at that
00:21:29time.
00:21:33The recent transfer represents only a small portion of the US government's total bitcoin
00:21:36assets.
00:21:37Currently the government holds approximately 214,000 bitcoin, which is valued at over 13
00:21:41billion, making it the world's largest national holder of bitcoin.
00:21:44Boy, in my view, you hold on to those bitcoin enough, you can completely eliminate the national
00:21:49debt and a good portion of the unfunded liabilities.
00:21:53A significant amount of the government's bitcoin holdings originated from seizures related
00:21:58to criminal activities, including those from the dark web marketplace Silk Road and the
00:22:02Bitfinex hack in 2016.
00:22:06Quick question, just out of curiosity, oh, quick question.
00:22:11How often do you get emails where they say, shit, sorry, man, we lost your data?
00:22:16You know, we're taking some steps, we informed some people, you're fucked, I don't know,
00:22:21it's just weird.
00:22:23The US still retains the majority of its seized bitcoins, yeah, well.
00:22:29So, other questions, CryptoPragmatist on X says, just an opinion, MT Gox distribution,
00:22:37the German government sells bitcoin and the US government moves bitcoin, these reasons
00:22:40that led to the bitcoin price drop are not essential, they are just noise and will eventually
00:22:44end.
00:22:45Oh, God.
00:22:46Oh, God.
00:22:47Oh, what is it?
00:22:48Essential, define essential.
00:22:49What is essential?
00:22:50What is noise?
00:22:51Anyway.
00:22:52This has been repeated in the past and will be repeated in the future.
00:22:53A series of negative news stories and expectations of falling prices.
00:22:54After a short period, all of this will end and prices will return to their normal level.
00:22:55It is not, for example, legislation, a law, or a global catastrophe that affects bitcoin's
00:22:56prices for a long time.
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00:48:55Well, organizationally the underlying pac-mans soul crunching demon beast of
00:49:00unhappiness is the gradest fantasy and this is why people they white knuckle.
00:49:05Okay I'll stop eating, okay I'll do this, okay I'll do that and then the
00:49:09beast emerges because the beast is kept at bay through dopamine and the
00:49:15dopamine that should come from morality and satisfaction and virtue and
00:49:20goodness and honesty in truth and integrity, that dopamine which is the
00:49:23the good shit.
00:49:26Well people aren't getting it from virtue and they're not getting it from honesty and
00:49:29they're not getting it from integrity so they have to get it from food or video games or
00:49:33pornography or what what what.
00:49:40They don't love their lives, they don't love themselves, they don't respect themselves,
00:49:43they don't do the kind of good that they claim, they have taken the appearance of virtue rather
00:49:49than the substance of actual material improvement.
00:49:53They inspire no one, least of all themselves, they're petty, often mean, malicious, hot-tempered,
00:49:58mean-tempered, vainglorious.
00:50:01They embody so many of the covid spiky seven sins that they're like absolutely startled
00:50:09combination hedgehogs and octopi.
00:50:17They're lonely, isolated, they are willing themselves to not see the carnivorous passage
00:50:26of time that like a cloud of piranhas is stripping the flesh of the future from their bones.
00:50:34They're terrified of the world, they're terrified of the future, most of their fears are artificial
00:50:39and the genuine fears they should have they wave away as prejudice, bigotry, fear-mongering
00:50:45so they're afraid of the weather in a hundred years but not of the slow aching collapse
00:50:50of their own civilizational bones all around them.
00:50:59And they feed themselves to fill up the emptiness, so I don't think it's a lack of consistency
00:51:10and discipline.
00:51:15They are being chased by a relentless beast that they must constantly sacrifice their
00:51:22health in order to appease.
00:51:24The beast of unhappiness, the beast of self-abandonment, the beast of blame, the beast of isolation,
00:51:31the beast of slithering and skidding along the lowest possible plane, the flatland plane
00:51:36of their own low expectations to avoid any airstrikes from the powers that be in the
00:51:40giant dinosaur legs that thunder and crash above them.
00:51:57And of course, for women in particular, though a lot of men as well, their flesh was used
00:52:09to torture them as children and the flesh demands dopamine because life is pain for
00:52:16them, particularly children and particularly girls who were raped, sexually assaulted,
00:52:22molested and attacked sexually as children.
00:52:34They cannot be beautiful, they cannot be attractive, they cannot manage being desired, they cannot
00:52:40manage being sexy, they cannot manage drawing the male gaze.
00:52:44You say, the male gaze?
00:52:45No, no, that's the pedophile's gaze, the male gaze, it's the pedophile's gaze.
00:52:52So they have to bury their bones in flesh because they were buried under the pawprints
00:53:01of a pedophile, often as children, and not confronting that and not dealing with that,
00:53:06which I sympathize with, of course, as I sympathize with all of this.
00:53:14Let's get your comments here.
00:53:27Lockdowns and high crime don't encourage fresh air and exercise, closing public beaches,
00:53:30parks and playgrounds?
00:53:31Yep.
00:53:32Seth, the way you describe dysfunctional people is totally chilling.
00:53:35I say it with empathy.
00:53:38My wife has a friend who is massively overweight, gets sick almost weekly and his flat is a
00:53:41hoarder's black hole.
00:53:43It's horrifying to walk into.
00:53:44She tried to help him but he wouldn't take any advice.
00:53:47She's had to distance herself now, yeah, you can't.
00:53:51You know, sometimes the demons just get their, you know, if the demons catch your hair you
00:53:55can lose your hair, right?
00:53:57If the demons catch your earlobe you can lose your earlobe, if the demons catch your skin
00:54:00you can lose some part of your skin, but if they get their claws into your spine you're
00:54:06caught and you're going down and you just grab at other people to slow your descent
00:54:10but you'll take them with you eventually.
00:54:13Joe says, I'd say Steph is right.
00:54:15I remember when I was feeling crappy about life I had to go and get a hamburger to make
00:54:19me feel better.
00:54:20Not anymore.
00:54:23I know the feelings of someone.
00:54:25Depression has you asking, is happiness and joy, the lie and being miserable and alone
00:54:29the real me?
00:54:31Nasty.
00:54:34I remember you talked about this topic at the bottom of the Brain Series with an interview
00:54:37with Dr. Felitti of the Adverse Childhood Experiences Study, yeah.
00:54:45Yeah.
00:54:48Doe, the way I describe dysfunctional people, he does it with such accuracy it's amazing
00:54:52to witness.
00:54:53Well, you don't think I've had my own black holes to seal and heal?
00:54:58Yeah, this is some experience, this is experience.
00:55:03Being overweight or obese is partially telling yourself that you won't live a long life and
00:55:06will likely die early and only the present matters.
00:55:09Sure.
00:55:10Sure.
00:55:11It's R-selected, right?
00:55:12I did the whole truth about hedonism recently, so it's R-selected.
00:55:18Somebody says, I read Exit the Maze after listening to your episode with the writer.
00:55:21It explains this pretty well in my opinion.
00:55:24Good.
00:55:25I'm glad.
00:55:26Glad it was helpful.
00:55:37Food takes the place of a wrecked or abandoned set of virtues.
00:55:49When you give up on that which can generate love and being loved, when you give up on
00:55:56virtues, everybody has a virtue-shaped hole in their heart who pursues these kinds of
00:56:05addictions.
00:56:06Once you've had virtue, cheesecake isn't that great.
00:56:10Once you've had genuine love, a bag of chips isn't that great.
00:56:16I view addiction as an attempt to escape the demands of virtue, which I understand, but
00:56:25if you try to escape the demands of virtue, you will have to find your dopamine somewhere
00:56:28else.
00:56:30You link everything together so well.
00:56:31Well, I'm glad.
00:56:36Being overweight is a survival mechanism, yeah, because food has to replace the dopamine
00:56:43that was stripped from you through child abuse, and not to make everybody who's overweight
00:56:49just a mere victim of child abuse, but also because we evolved in a society, and this
00:57:01is true of most societies around the world and increasingly becoming true of our society
00:57:06in the West, or at least the smoking cradle-laced remnants of it, we evolved in a society where
00:57:14virtue was suicidal, and I don't mean that allegorically, I mean that literally and directly.
00:57:21Virtue was suicidal to question the witch doctor, to question the virtue and value of
00:57:29the king, to oppose the brutal people in charge of children, to oppose the indoctrination,
00:57:35to question the lies.
00:57:45Was death virtue?
00:57:51Is death integrity?
00:57:52Is self-destruction morality?
00:57:56Is suicide questions are only answered with the direct blade of death or the genetic blade
00:58:03of ostracism?
00:58:11The pay for the skeptical is not gold, but steel and iron, guillotines, hangings, beheadings,
00:58:24so many people have a separate social media just posting the food they eat.
00:58:37And to me the saddest thing about the women, I'm sure there are men who do it, I've only
00:58:47seen the women, sometimes Hispanic, it seems a little bit more than common, or more than
00:58:53you would expect.
00:58:54But the women, what they do is they, you know, here's what I eat in a day, right?
00:58:59And they just, they go through this conveyor belt of absolute trash and garbage.
00:59:04You know, brightly colored, sugary, laced with chemicals and preservatives, and drizzled
00:59:10with icing sugar, and ugh, you know, I'm a French toast, and you know, and occasionally
00:59:16they eat fruit and so on, and maybe a little bit of salad, but the salad is greased up
00:59:23and laced with crap on top, and it's always just like, you know, this smirky kind of,
00:59:32oh, isn't this good, you can't stop me, look how good it is, right?
00:59:35That to me is the equivalent of a kind of demonic possession.
00:59:40Yeah, it's just appalling.
00:59:47And there's an old line from Seinfeld that I always thought was quite clever, where George
00:59:52this sort of tubby short guy, he starts wearing sweatpants, and Jerry says, you know what
01:00:06sweatpants say to me, they say, I give up.
01:00:10I'm never going to be attractive, so I might as well be comfortable.
01:00:20Or the fat guy in the subway sitting across from Jerry Seinfeld, and he's like, I'm not
01:00:24ashamed, and he's like, but you should be, you should be ashamed.
01:00:28That's shameful.
01:00:40So it is despair, foundationally.
01:00:44Despair for the future, so why be there?
01:00:48It's a hatred of the parents, so I'll make myself fat, greasy, neckbearded, and unattractive,
01:00:55so screw the family line.
01:00:57It's an act of rage against the boomers, and to some degree, my generation Gen X, which
01:01:02is to say, I'm not going to get a fucking job, I'm not going to get out of the basement,
01:01:08I'm not going to leave the computer, I'm not going to continue the line.
01:01:16Now I'm kind of hungry for a greasy salad.
01:01:19Dear, oh dear, I have no problem with jokes, but you know, we're talking about some really
01:01:25dark stuff here, right?
01:01:28And you putting in a joke shows only your discomfort, which I sympathize with, but try
01:01:33not to spread it to others.
01:01:45Ali says, my family never referred to me as having any sexual value at all.
01:01:51I was inexplicably, to me, invisible.
01:01:53I inwardly doubted them, but the objective truth appeared they were right.
01:01:57Food is my only intimacy and satisfaction.
01:02:02The objective truth appeared they were right.
01:02:06So you are what they call a self-fulfilling prophecy.
01:02:14Now this is all kind of bad, you know, like, but it can be good.
01:02:17I always thought I was destined for great things.
01:02:19I am manifesting the self-fulfilling prophecy of Uber staff, because if it hadn't worked
01:02:25out I'd probably be driving an Uber.
01:02:28So there's nothing wrong with a self-fulfilling prophecy if your prophecy is elevated and
01:02:34you work to achieve it.
01:02:36But the self-fulfilling prophecy is like the guy, he's like, oh man, you know, my girlfriend,
01:02:41she's going to leave me, man.
01:02:42She's going to leave me.
01:02:43It's way too good for me.
01:02:44Like, I'm, she's going to leave me.
01:02:46I mean, I love her.
01:02:47I love her.
01:02:48I absolutely love her and I worship her, but there's no way she's going to stick around
01:02:50with me.
01:02:51She's going to leave me.
01:02:52She's, it's not going to, it's not, I mean, I'll, I've got to stick in there.
01:02:55I'm going to stick in there, but I know she's going to leave me.
01:02:57And then you get worried and nervous and low status and you check your girlfriend's phone
01:03:01and you're paranoid and you're worried, hey, look at that, and she left you, right.
01:03:08Self-fulfilling prophecy.
01:03:09It's like the problems of the mass utopia and civilization as a whole, right?
01:03:12It's a story that man builds a big fence around the farm to keep the bears, coyotes
01:03:19out.
01:03:22And then after decades of no bears, no wolves, no coyotes, people are like, his wife is like,
01:03:33hey man, he kept this fence, he built this fence to keep me in.
01:03:37He's keeping me prisoner.
01:03:39And then she goes out of the fence and gets eaten by bears and wolves and coyotes.
01:03:45All right.
01:03:48If you let evil people define your essence, you've lost.
01:03:56It's a voluntary surrender.
01:03:58Nobody gets through the doors of your adult mind without you opening them.
01:04:04Everything is chained from the inside.
01:04:07But if you let evildoers define your essence into adulthood, you have voluntarily surrendered.
01:04:14I mean, you have given up the ghost, you are what remains when history wins, the bad people
01:04:18have won, you are conquered territory, the flag of Satan flies over the smoky crater
01:04:24of your former soul and you have surrendered.
01:04:30If it's any consolation, most people do, but you don't have to.
01:04:38It's that Italian proverb, at the end of the game, both the king and the pawn go into the
01:04:41same box, but it still matters how you play.
01:04:44Somebody says, I really need to make philosophy and virtue the number one priority in my life,
01:04:49with everything else I have going on in my life feeding that ambition.
01:04:54It's been something I've only pursued very loosely, all while knowing how good it will
01:04:58be for me and those I'll love in the future.
01:05:01Right, so you know, the ultimate propaganda against virtue is you'll be alone.
01:05:07Nobody will like you, you'll be alone, you'll be rejected, you'll be isolated, you'll die
01:05:11alone, woo woo, with a dog, Kevin Samuel style, right?
01:05:14So this is why everybody who's involved in punishing you for being virtuous is setting
01:05:22a deep fire and an inferno that is consuming the world.
01:05:29What did I say?
01:05:30Backwards hat Steph was going to cook tonight, got my laptop smoking right now.
01:05:34Thank you, Stephane, this is immensely valuable, I'm glad to help.
01:05:40I've seen a short clip of one of those huge women filming their eating addiction.
01:05:44It was so sad and repulsive, it was like watching a person cut themselves with a razor, right?
01:05:48So in my view, all of the people who were normalizing illness wish to continue preying
01:05:55on children, right?
01:05:56So if you look at a fat person, and in particular a fat woman, if you look at her and you say
01:06:06you were most likely sexually abused as a child, then a lot of sexual abuse is going
01:06:10to come out.
01:06:11So all of the pedophiles, what they want to do is they want to normalize obesity.
01:06:17So that people don't ask about the dysfunction and uncover the pedophilia, right?
01:06:23Dinner was hamburger with mac and cheese, side of cucumber, try to limit the bad stuff.
01:06:27Dinner was leftovers, spreading about $8 in food over several days.
01:06:32Or for $30 I could order junk food from delivery service, choices are the name of the game.
01:06:37Yeah, you know, whenever, obviously I have sympathy for the people and we all are facing
01:06:42this, the massively high prices of groceries, but when you see, oh, this is what $100 of
01:06:51groceries buy you, it's all packaged, multidimensional, polysyllabic.
01:06:56I mean, it sounds like an ancient Aramaic priest is having a stroke when you read the
01:07:01ingredients.
01:07:02It's like speaking in tongues, if the tongues are satanic licking of depositing fat into
01:07:09your arteries.
01:07:12All right, questions, comments, issues, challenges, probably not going to do a late show tonight
01:07:22I just woke up super early this morning, not a common thing for me.
01:07:28And you know, normally I just roll over, go back to sleep or whatever.
01:07:32But for this morning, my brain was cooking and it ended up getting up early and doing
01:07:36a review of the Anti-Subjectivist Manifesto, which was sent to me some time ago.
01:07:43And it's an argument, it's a moral argument.
01:07:47And so I spent just under an hour going through the first couple of pages.
01:07:52And you know, it's funny, because some of the stuff that I like the most, I'm not sure
01:07:56how it lands for the audience.
01:07:57But for me, picking apart arguments and looking at the use of language and seeing what commitments
01:08:03are made, what assumptions are made, how things are communicated is fantastic and all of that.
01:08:10Yeah, some guy avocado, is that right?
01:08:15That YouTuber who calls himself eating like three pizzas, all the junk food imaginable.
01:08:18Yeah, he started, I saw a documentary, a little short documentary on him, and he started off
01:08:23slender and he just has completely picked out.
01:08:27Self-fulfilling prophecies should be called fulfilling parents and abusers prophecies.
01:08:33Yeah, I mean, it's giving up.
01:08:42I remember reading stories, adventure stories, drama in real life in the Reader's Digest
01:08:48and people would be like, well, you know, the cold was getting so bad, I just lay back
01:08:53and I gave up.
01:08:57I gave up.
01:08:59To me, I'm not a give up kind of guy, I just can't picture that, I can't imagine that.
01:09:04You fight till you can't fight anymore.
01:09:07You fight till you can't.
01:09:15Any update to the History of Philosophy series?
01:09:17Any new episodes lined up?
01:09:20Joe, why are you trying to distract people from the topic at hand?
01:09:28Oh, I did a response to Andrew Wilson's incest argument.
01:09:34Yeah, that's going to be volatile as hell.
01:09:36So, I don't know, we'll put that out maybe over the weekend or next week, probably be
01:09:42donor only.
01:09:43It's a very volatile argument, easily prone to misunderstanding, and of course it is such
01:09:49a repulsive topic.
01:09:51The topic is, does incest violate, does consensual incest, brother or sister who are adults,
01:09:59does it violate the non-aggression principle?
01:10:02And so, I have an answer.
01:10:06This live stream has been amazing, thank you, I appreciate that, thank you.
01:10:11To what extent do you try to get along with people when you haven't found virtuous people?
01:10:13Does that change when you have children?
01:10:16I don't, the only people I will hang out with are virtuous people.
01:10:26So I'm friendly to everyone, like my daughter rolls her eyes, like I was getting coffee
01:10:31the other day and I was chatting with the guy behind the counter about his trip up
01:10:35north and where he went, because I know quite a lot about Northern Ontario, because I worked
01:10:39up there and all of that.
01:10:40And I'm friendly and positive, I always, always, always, unless there's something really negative
01:10:45going on, but I will always try to leave someone slightly better than I found them.
01:10:54And so, I'm friendly to everyone, I wish everyone, absolutely everyone the best, but I don't
01:11:01hang out with people who are corrupt.
01:11:04I can't, and I could spot them a zillion miles away, right, so.
01:11:09Don't give in without a fight, yeah.
01:11:14Early morning here too, hour thirteen, eight in a clinic, re an ongoing health issue, no
01:11:18rest here, glad to end the night on a high note.
01:11:21Gosh, what's going on, did you mention this before, what's going on with your health issue,
01:11:24I'm so sorry about that.
01:11:31Yeah, I got into an interesting conversation with someone some months ago, just a flyby,
01:11:38and he was describing, his mother died when he was younger, and he was describing it,
01:11:42and I was like, I have questions about this story.
01:11:48And we sort of went, oh yeah, wait, this story doesn't hang together.
01:11:52I'm like, ooh, talk about kicking over a corpse, right.
01:11:57If you have an evil boss, but you can still function in your job, should you quit?
01:12:07Are you serving evil?
01:12:09I mean, if it's a good organization, but an evil boss, then you're still doing good in
01:12:13the organization, but why not just gather information about your boss and get him fired?
01:12:22I could make a case in case of pregnancy, it harms the child genetically.
01:12:26Yeah, of course, absolutely, but the sexual activity, if you say that there's no pregnancies,
01:12:34right, so yes, of course, right.
01:12:35But then of course, if you're going to say the genetic stuff, then what about, is it
01:12:38a violation of the non-aggression principle for people who have genetic susceptibilities
01:12:43to have children?
01:12:44I mean, it does get complicated, so I needed an answer for that, which didn't involve just
01:12:50that, because that's a wider issue.
01:12:57Let's say that you work in some organization that really helps sick and poor people and
01:13:03helps them get back on their feet and so on, and you have a mean boss, well, you can still
01:13:06help the people, right?
01:13:07But generally, there's always someone above your boss, right?
01:13:11And even if your boss is the CEO, there's shareholders, right?
01:13:14There's other stakeholders in the organization.
01:13:17There's nobody who's the final boss, there's nobody who's the final boss.
01:13:20And so there's always someone above that you can appeal to in order to hopefully get
01:13:28something.
01:13:29Now, if the whole organization is corrupt all the way to the very top, I personally
01:13:31wouldn't stay, because then promotion is just promotion to evil.
01:13:35In fact, you won't get promoted if your boss is evil, like you're going to be stuck in
01:13:39your position, right?
01:13:43Any other tips, comments, issues, questions?
01:13:49I think we've had a great show so far, and I really do appreciate everybody's time and
01:13:52attention tonight.
01:13:54It is lovely to see you, but we have a low donation night tonight, which is not the end
01:13:59of the world.
01:14:00I know, things are tough out there, but if you can help out the show, freedomain.com
01:14:05slash donate is the best way to do it, but I am happy with whatever works best for you.
01:14:11All right, I have a question.
01:14:19Look at that, Bitcoin went up a little bit since we started, I'm sure entirely because
01:14:22of us.
01:14:23Just kidding, I don't think that, could be, though.
01:14:29Entrepreneur is the final boss, but a good man.
01:14:32Yeah, except he's not the final boss, because he's reliant upon customers.
01:14:37All right, questions are not flowing, donations are not flowing, although philosophy is flowing,
01:14:43so I will just wait for another second or two more in case anybody has a last question
01:14:47or comment, otherwise I will bid you a glorious and gorgeous good night, and don't forget
01:14:53we are talking Sunday, 11 a.m.
01:14:55Oh, you're fighting an infection again?
01:14:57I'm sorry about that, man, I really am, that's very sad.
01:15:04Steph, that conversation you had with the guy who accused Jared of unprofessional behavior
01:15:07was amazing.
01:15:08Yeah, yeah, Jared handled himself perfectly in that, I have no issues with that.
01:15:12It was a great convo, right?
01:15:15Is there anything wrong with feeling indifferent to evil people?
01:15:17That question's too abstract, I don't know what anything wrong, I don't know what that
01:15:21means.
01:15:22I am indifferent to most evil people because I don't even know them, so if they have power
01:15:25over me, that's a different matter.
01:15:26You shouldn't be indifferent to people who are evil and have power over you, but I mean
01:15:31there are lots of evil, mean, nasty people out there, sometimes you pass them by and
01:15:35sometimes you hear them snarling at others, and it's like, you know, I'm not going to
01:15:39rush to people's defense if they can't be bothered to defend themselves, right?
01:15:43I'm happy to help people with their self-defense, but not substitute, I can't defend people
01:15:51any more than I can digest for them, but you can help them with their own self-defense
01:15:54if that's what they want.
01:15:56All right, well thanks everyone for a glorious evening, I really do appreciate it.
01:16:00Look at that, the techie tech works, which is nice.
01:16:05Have yourself a glorious evening, and I hope that you have a lot of fun on Saturday, we
01:16:11will talk to you guys Sunday, and oh!
01:16:15One last thing, one last thing, just before I forget, hit me with a Y if you would be
01:16:20interested in a meet-up in Florida.
01:16:23If you would be interested in a meet-up in Florida, specifically my parents, I feel apathetic
01:16:27towards them, I blocked them finally and felt nothing, not a slither of emotion.
01:16:31That's probably not super healthy.
01:16:33Yes, just hit me with a Y if you would be interested in a meet-up in Florida.
01:16:41And if the land shirks, where you cannot go and catch frogs because the dinosaurs will
01:16:46catch you.
01:16:50So I'll put a poll out, but yeah, it could be fun, right, it could be fun.
01:16:55Could a bit thern.
01:16:59Thank you, A. Thank you, A. Thank you, A. What's that guy in Battlestar Galactica plays
01:17:07Colonel Ty?
01:17:08I was like, I turned to my wife, we were watching it, I was like, that guy's from Northern Ontario,
01:17:11I recognize that accent, I'd recognize that accent if I was in a coma, and lo and behold
01:17:15he was.
01:17:16A land of humidity and soon to be humility.
01:17:22Mar-a-Lago, no.
01:17:23Oh, good, good, okay, looks like people are interested in that, okay, I will pursue that.
01:17:28Meet-up with Viva Frey.
01:17:30I like Viva Frey.
01:17:31Let's see, who's in, Viva Frey's in Florida, Redhead Libertarian, is she in Florida?
01:17:36I think she's in Florida, I think she moved there, but not Mike C. All right, have yourself
01:17:42a wonderful evening, everyone, thank you so much, we will talk to you Sunday, bye.