Podcasts about Ignorance

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Join the online meetings on Telegram Group  https://t.me/pureexp 1 - When can we say knowledge ends? 2 - Can an ignorant person know that he/she is ignorant? 3 - Which qualities of a seeker make him/her an exceptionally gifted seeker? 4 - How is knowledge achieved systematically on the path of knowledge? 5 - Which book has complete knowledge? 6 - Experiencer knows nothing. Please comment. 7 - Experience is dependent on the Experiencer. State your opinion. 8 - Why is the layered structure repeatedly going through the cycles of incarnations? 9 - What causes mental distortions? 10 - We are not complete without knowledge, yet the Existence is already whole and complete. How is this contradiction possible? 11 - Why is the path of knowledge not popular? 12 - Will a person become rebel in this path? 13 - Can yoga prepare you for PoK? 14 - Who is my guru? 15 - To marry or not to marry? 16 - Which is best - job or self-employment? 17 - Is poverty good for spirituality? 18 - How to fix your opposing family? 19 - Should the students take care of the guru or should the guru take care of the students? 20 - Is it ok to ask gurufield for help via prayers?

Ignorance and Stupidity, Greed and Fear will be some of your leading enemies when trying to achieve success of any kind – especially financial success. Understanding the characteristics of these ailments can help you to identify and overcome them before they have time to impose the entirety of their destructive behavior and results in your life. It's been said that “man's biggest enemy is ignorance”. It doesn't seem this will be changing anytime soon, but the blueprint to overcoming ignorance and gaining success is relatively easy. Resources: Find Books and other Educational Resources on the Life Benefits Store: https://www.life-benefits.com/store/

Anger is one of the most complex, demanding, and difficult emotions we deal with on a regular basis, in part because it has both many costs and many uses. It burdens our bodies, relationships, and the world around us. And at the same time, there is a vital energy associated with anger that is extremely powerful and, when harnessed effectively, quite useful.On this episode of Being Well, Dr. Rick and Forrest Hanson explore the varied ways anger surfaces, how we can relate to it, and how in recognizing what it has to tell us we can channel its energy towards good ends.Watch the Episode: Prefer watching video? You can watch this episode on YouTube.Key Topics:0:00: Introduction2:10: Framing anger relative to other emotions6:15: The three poisons12:20: Useful aspects of anger and issues with labeling it as bad22:45: Repression and not downregulating others' emotions28:30: Treating anger with respect rather than fear30:15: What supports us in healthily claiming anger?38:00: Characteristics that can predispose people to be angry39:40: The Empty Boat and recognizing anger as an affliction against onesself43:10: RecapSupport the Podcast: We're now on Patreon! If you'd like to support the podcast, follow this link.Have a question for us? Email: contact@beingwellpodcast.com to submit questions or potential topics you'd like us to explore in future episodes.Sponsors:Join over a million people using BetterHelp, the world's largest online counseling platform. Visit betterhelp.com/beingwell for 10% off your first month!Want to sleep better? Try the Calm app! Visit calm.com/beingwell for 40% off a premium subscription.Try Splendid Spoon today and take meal-planning off your plate. Just go to SplendidSpoon.com/BEINGWELL for $50 off your first boxConnect with the show:Subscribe on iTunesFollow Forrest on YouTubeFollow us on InstagramFollow Forrest on InstagramFollow Rick on FacebookFollow Forrest on FacebookVisit Forrest's website

The news of Texas covered today includes:Our Lone Star story of the day: Short and sweet(?) Senator John Cornyn, you are the embarrassment. Plus Dr. Merrill Matthews speculates as to the share of the “Hispanic” vote need for the GOP to dominate national politics.Our Lone Star story of the day is sponsored by Allied Compliance Services providing the best service in DOT, business and personal drug and alcohol testing since 1995.Zack Smith of Heritage talks about “rogue” district attorneys and the turning of prosecutorial discretion into district attorneys operating as one-man legislatures. The recall efforts are only part of a solution.Wildfire updates.WuFlu update: As predicted by non-politicized scientists, mRNA vaccines are not living up to the hype some are giving them.Border news.And, other news of Texas.Listen on the radio, or station stream, at 5pm Central. Click for our affiliates.www.PrattonTexas.com

Ignorance and fear, ignorance caused by fear, that's where all the suffering comes from, that's where your violence comes from. The person who is truly nonviolent, who is incapable of violence, is the person who is fearless. It's only when you're afraid that you become angry. Think of the last time you were angry. Go ahead. Think of the last time you were angry and search for the fear behind it.

So...what do you know? What do you know you don't know? What do you want to know? Could you accept "High Level Ignorance"? Find out the answers to these questions on this episode of TURNING HOME.

Hello! Ciamar a tha sibh? Welcome to our latest podcast featuring a host of brand new releases from the Scottish music scene. Despite everything that is going on in the world the music keeps coming from Scotland. If you enjoy this podcast please consider supporting our Patreon www.patreon.com/handsupfortrad. The Canny Band Track - Granny's 93rd https://thecannyband.bandcamp.com/album/the-canny-band And So We Gather by Kim Carnie Track - She Moves Me https://kimcarnie.bandcamp.com We Have Won The Land by Rory Matheson & Graham Rorie Track - The Whitbread Case https://rmgr.bandcamp.com/releases Marina by Dallahan https://dallahan.bandcamp.com/releases Strathspey Queens by Alice Allen and Patsy Reid Track - The Flower o' the Quern https://patsyreid.bandcamp.com/album/strathspey-queens Valtos Track - Beinn (feat. Eilidh Cormack and Lana Pheutan) https://valtos.bandcamp.com/releases Our Voices Echo by Rura Track - Dh'èirich Mi Moch Madainn Cheòthar (feat. Julie Fowlis) https://rura.bandcamp.com Brute Force and Ignorance by Tiernan Courell https://tiernancourellmusic.bandcamp.com/releases The River by Hamish Napier Track - Floating https://hamishnapier.bandcamp.com Grit by Martyn Bennett Track - Nae Regrets http://www.martynbennett.com

Is it healthier to be a little bit more ignorant online? And how do we all build a discomfort diet? [28:26] This week, special guest Nora Mestrich joins Joey to talk about TikTok, Twitter, admitting ignorance, dopamine hijacking, ice plunges, and the benefits of pain. They don't talk about DIIV. references MMT Armchair Expert interview with Anna Lembke Dopamine Nation: Finding Balance in the Age of Indulgence by Anna Lembke Seek Discomfort on YouTube Yes Theory on YouTube 

Host Dr. Mark Williams expounds on how what you don't know can actually hurt you and can be used as a mechanism for exploitation. It occurs in business and is broadly destructive when it is used by the media to advance sociopolitical agendas. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rtconsult/support

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Welcome to Roadcase!!  We are super-psyched to go North of the Border for this episode with Canadian artist, Tamara Lindeman of The Weather Station.  Tamara combines superb musicianship with elegant and profound lyrical content on her many stunning albums. The Weather Station's latest release, "How Is It That I Should Look At The Stars," is a lovely work of subtle and striking spareness highlighting Tamara's prolific songwriting. Recorded in three days, March 10-12, 2020, exactly on the cusp between pre-Covid and Covid times, it is designed to be the companion piece to The Weather Station's critically acclaimed 2021 release, "Ignorance." Tamara is an artist with intention -- be it her early life as an actor on stage and TV, or in her current role as a poet, lyricist and gorgeous vocalist. Tamara is truly a Renaissance Woman wearing a multitude of different hats and enchanting her legion of fans along the way.  So make sure to catch a ride on the Roadcase bus for this exciting episode with the super-intriguing Tamara Lindeman of The Weather Station. It's gonna be a great ride!For more information: https://linktr.ee/roadcasepod and https://www.roadcasepod.comContact: info@roadcasepod.comTheme music:  "Eugene (Instrumental)" by Waltzer

In Episode 197 of The Changed Physician podcast, Dr. Kevin Cuccaro and Dr. Melissa Cady discuss the Veil of Ignorance thought experiment along with Thomson's Violinist Metaphor. #ignorance #viability #life #choice #change #challenge #ignorance #awareness #bias #belief #abortion #race #religion #creed #skincolor #socioeconomicstatus #class Learn More About the Community at:

Guest Host Arlene Bynon speaks with Sean M. Malone, a professor of History at the Royal Military College Specializing in Cold War and Nuclear Issues. Sean talks with Arlene about the many Active Measures Russian forces continue to take to spread disinformation and propaganda, and until western nations get a stronger understanding of Russian history and culture we will continue to make the same mistakes. Let's get talking See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode, I discuss my thoughts on the current events of Roe V Wade.Support the show

M2 THE ROCK ON SECOND SHOT WITH JENNY ANCHONDO AND HEATH OAKSHeath Oakes is a millennial mogul whose Ignorance on Fire led him to fail his way to success. Jenny Anchondo is an Emmy-award winning journalist whose sharp eye and biting wit have led to her storied career in television. Together, they tackle today's headlines in way only an odd couple with a dash of perfect opposite can. So kick back, relax, and join the conversation. Jenny Anchondo and Heath Oaks sit down Michael Molthan host of M2 The Rock.M2 delivers real talk on solutions to addiction, alcoholism, and unmanageable habits. We air weekdays on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube at 7:30PM/CST offering spiritual solutions to human problems. To learn more visit www.M2TheRock.com.YOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/channel/UCb_6WeiuYeQJFGZ0-tu0hiQITUNES: https://podcasts.apple.com/…/podca…/m2-the-rock/id1457735603SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/2WG2cU84u5DTKOtfbxkr26SPREAKER: https://www.spreaker.com/user/m2therockINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/m2therockshow/SOUNDCLOUD: https://soundcloud.com/m2therockshow#addiction #addictionrecovery #addictionrecoverydallas #addictionrecoverytexas #addictionspeaker #alcoholism #keepingfamiliesconnected #livingsobriety #m2therock #michaelmolthan #soberliving #sobriety #togetherwe #quarantine #alonetogether #stayhome #godtalk #mentalhealth #addiction #addiction #recovery #trauma #addictionrecovery #sobriety #alcoholism #depression #anxiety #soberliving #psychotherapy #GOD #JESUS

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you'll know nothing and you'll be happy

Brad Larson continues the series "Stumbling Blocks" with a message on "Ignorance."

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Now this is a podcast about The Indie Dog and one might think that it has only to do with native Indian dogs. But actually, it's about dogs in India that fend for themselves on the streets for many reasons. Some are born on the streets and these dogs have a slightly better chance of survival because of inherited abilities. But many dogs are just dumped, because their owners have had it. Dogs with pedigrees, dogs with lineage, dogs that have been bought at great cost. Dogs that guarded and protected people. Dogs that are basically expendable.  In this episode I'm talking to Kam Raghavan who runs a shelter called #PugSOSIndia.  It's the country's first rescue sanctuary for abandoned, owner-surrendered and/or confiscated pugs. Kam and her friends setup this NGO to work towards education & awareness about the Pug-breed.Why are so many pugs being abandoned? Kam will explain the many reasons, but I'd say the main one is ignorance. Ignorance of the insurmountable health problem that this grotesquely inbred class of dogs has been subject to, through a few hundred years. But Kam is doing more than looking after abandoned pugs. She's also looking after some 400 dogs that were abandoned when the HMT factory in Jalahalli shut shop and some 600 families were asked to leave their homes almost overnight. One thing led to another and Kam now finds herself with hundreds of dogs, shelters, a vet clinic and the unenviable job of managine all of this. Oh, and she has a full-time corporate job and two little kids. How does she do it?

LM882 There's a Cure for Ignorance

This week's conversation discusses Overcoming Ignorance. We address the difference between willful disobedience vs ignorance. Which one are you identifying with? Join us to learn practical ways and tools on overcoming an ignorance that may have attached itself to your life.

Dion Coopwood is a serial entrepreneur who's passionate about teaching others how to accelerate achieving their goals and dreams in life, by conquering fear and procrastination so they can dominating the decade. Top 3 Value Bombs: 1. Ignorance on fire is better than knowledge on ice. 2. People are afraid to commit to their goal or dreams because they are so busy trying to research, ask people for information, making sure they got everything figured out. They are so worried about failing. 3. Drown yourself and sacrifice. You have to give up something to get the result that you're looking for. Commit first and figure the rest out later. Raise Your SCORE Quickly Within 60 Days Or Less WITHOUT Having To Be A EXPERT Or Spend Thousands Of Dollars On Repair Services - Dion's E-boook Sponsors: HubSpot: Learn how to grow better by connecting your people, your customers, and your business at HubSpot.com! Clay Clark: Looking for a business coach who has helped thousands of entrepreneurs increase profitability by an average of 104% annually - all for less money than it would cost to hire a minimum wage employee? And all on a month-to-month basis!? Schedule your free consultation today with Clay Clark at ThrivetimeShow.com/fire! Tailor Brands: For a super easy, all-in-one platform that gives you the tools and features you need to look professional from the start, visit TailorBrands.com and use code fire40 for 40% off!

Dion Coopwood is a serial entrepreneur who's passionate about teaching others how to accelerate achieving their goals and dreams in life, by conquering fear and procrastination so they can dominating the decade. Top 3 Value Bombs: 1. Ignorance on fire is better than knowledge on ice. 2. People are afraid to commit to their goal or dreams because they are so busy trying to research, ask people for information, making sure they got everything figured out. They are so worried about failing. 3. Drown yourself and sacrifice. You have to give up something to get the result that you're looking for. Commit first and figure the rest out later. Raise Your SCORE Quickly Within 60 Days Or Less WITHOUT Having To Be A EXPERT Or Spend Thousands Of Dollars On Repair Services - Dion's E-boook Sponsors: HubSpot: Learn how to grow better by connecting your people, your customers, and your business at HubSpot.com! Clay Clark: Looking for a business coach who has helped thousands of entrepreneurs increase profitability by an average of 104% annually - all for less money than it would cost to hire a minimum wage employee? And all on a month-to-month basis!? Schedule your free consultation today with Clay Clark at ThrivetimeShow.com/fire! Tailor Brands: For a super easy, all-in-one platform that gives you the tools and features you need to look professional from the start, visit TailorBrands.com and use code fire40 for 40% off!

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It's a very human behavior to look for an easy and convenient enemy when we struggle to move forward. We see it in our current political landscape and we see it in the world of ADHD management. When ADHD is discovered in a relationship it can become an easy scapegoat for the dynamic that is not working. On a broader scale, we can point to neurotypicals as the source of our neurodivergent woes and vice versa. In this episode, Shelly and Cam continue to discuss the challenge of exploring one's ADHD when one doesn't have the support of their partner.   The true enemy to positive change is ignorance and a propensity for all parties to jump to assumptions about confusing behavior. ADHD is invisible and inconsistent in its presentation. Cam and Shelly talk about the need to create space to explore our own ADHD experience so we can ultimately get to a place of trusting our own brain. They talk about the importance of bringing curiosity and compassion into the mix to locate and clarify a common base of knowledge - how one is experiencing their ADHD and how it impacts the relationship. One example is the ADHD behavior of the defensive/dismissive one two punch.   Shelly shares an excellent story about her own relationship and what she and her partner did to overcome a challenge and move forward recognizing each other's needs. Finally, Cam discusses the importance of locating a community that supports and challenges and does not just echo one's deepest fears and assumptions.   Episode links + resources:   Join the Community | Become a Patron Our Process: Understand, Own, Translate. About Cam and Shelly   For more of the Translating ADHD podcast:   Episode Transcripts: visit TranslatingADHD.com and click on the episode Follow us on Twitter: @TranslatingADHD Visit the Website: TranslatingADHD.com  

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A talk by Thanissaro Bhikkhu entitled "Right Next to Ignorance"

EPISODE 57 | Pseudolaw - Cabbages & Kings The law is complicated, or maybe it isn't. Maybe there are secrets that the clever can tease out to their advantage. Did you know the government opens a secret bank account for you when you're born? Or using ALL CAPS when writing documents absolves you from legal responsibilities? That juries are illegal? And the highest law in the land is the local sheriff, or the Navy or maybe the post office. Welcome to the convoluted world of pseudolaw, where nonsense is packaged as the real deal, which some people fall for and others make a tidy profit from. Like what we do? Then buy us a beer or three via our page on Buy Me a Coffee. #ConspiracyClearinghouse #sharingiscaring #donations #support #buymeacoffee You can also SUBSCRIBE to this podcast. Review us here or on IMDb! SECTIONS 02:32 - A House Made of Straw...Men - Gurus, Canadian Detaxers. the Redemption Movement, the Strawman Argument 09:43 - Dead Dead Redemption Movement - Posse Comitatus, Chrisitan Identity, white supremicists, anti-Semites, armed conflict, more Redemption fun, Family Farm Preservation, Montana Freeman & "Justus Township" 18:12 - Stillness Becomes a Radiance - Freemen on the Land (FOTL) in Canada and the Commonwealth  22:22 - Nine classes of FOTLers, legal loopholes, the Guardians of the Free Republics in Texas 26:32 - Confidence Born of Ignorance, the Cycle Cannot Be Broken - the Sovereign Citizen Movement, Admiralty law, traveling insead of driving, negative averment, red ink, sui juris 32:52 - David Wynn Miller's truth/syntax/quantum language, the Universal Postal Authority 38:38 - 1099-OID, UCC-1 40:41 - A Race to the Bottom - racism, Moorish Sovereigns, QAnon & anti-vaxxers, violent incidents, Sovereign Kingdom of Gaia, Embassy of Heaven, One Nation, German Trumpers, Austrian problems, the Union of Slavic Forces of Russia 45:48 - Not always so harmless Music by Fanette Ronjat MORE INFO: Here comes pseudolaw, a weird little cousin of pseudoscience Spread of 'Psedulow" scammers and victimes thwarts court system The Tax Protestor FAQ Soverign Citizen Movement at the FBI Paranoia as Patriotism Posse Comitatus page American Fringes article on Sovereign use of English SPLC on Sovereign terminology SPLC interview with Daniel Levitas on the Posse and more David Wynn Miller in the Encyclopedia of American Loons :JUDGE: DAVID-WYNN: MILLER webpage Pseudolaw entries in the Encyclopedia of American Loons Idiot Legal Arguments at the Anti-Defamation League ADL entry on Montana Freemen Moorish Soverign Citizens at the SPLC Anti-Authority and Militia Movements in Canada The History of the Organized Pseudolegal Commercial Argument Phenomenon in Canada A Pathogen Astride the Minds of Men A Rebellion of Furious Paper Enjoy the Silence: Pseudolaw at the Supreme Court of Canada Follow us on social for extra goodies: Facebook (including upcoming conspiracy-themed events) Twitter YouTube (extra videos on the topic, Old Time Radio shows, music playlists and more) Other Podcasts by Derek DeWitt DIGITAL SIGNAGE DONE RIGHT - Winner of the 2021 AVA Digital Award Gold, 2021 Silver Davey Award & 2020 Communicator Award of Excellence, and on numerous top 10 podcast lists.  PRAGUE TIMES - A city is more than just a location - it's a kaleidoscope of history, places, people and trends. This podcast looks at Prague, in the center of Europe, from a number of perspectives, including what it is now, what is has been and where it's going. It's Prague THEN, Prague NOW, Prague LATER.

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Hour 2 of Monday's A&G: Is Putin's health failing him. Some say the Pooter has signs of Parkinsons. Dr. fauci's feelings towards leadership. Abhorrent behavior at sporting events, including a technical foul for chicken treatment, garbage Yankee fans, and upchucking third basemen.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 of Monday's A&G: Is Putin's health failing him. Some say the Pooter has signs of Parkinsons. Dr. fauci's feelings towards leadership. Abhorrent behavior at sporting events, including a technical foul for chicken treatment, garbage Yankee fans, and upchucking third basemen.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 of Monday's A&G: Is Putin's health failing him. Some say the Pooter has signs of Parkinsons. Dr. fauci's feelings towards leadership. Abhorrent behavior at sporting events, including a technical foul for chicken treatment, garbage Yankee fans, and upchucking third basemen.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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00:00.00 mikebledsoe Welcome to Monday morning with Mike and max and today we're gonna be talking about how to make better decisions using using vision values and boundaries and I'll tell you what we've already gotten into some interesting conversation before we fired up the mics and that's why we decided we need to just get this show started right now because we were getting. Often to some interesting weeds because we'll probably talk about genetics as well. How you doing max. 00:25.52 Max Shank I'm doing good man I'm excited to talk about this I think that the more wealth you get the more time you can spend and the less overall decisions. You must make. Ah, investing is a good example of that where you have a really high amount of Leverage. So Every decision is very significant and the precision. Ah and accuracy of those decisions is amplified because a small error one way or the other can really. Increase the cost and reduce the benefit. So all the way from deciding what to pull out of the fridge to eat and deciding which company to invest to and which partner to Choose. It's the most important thing ever and a lot of things influence your decision making. 01:15.34 mikebledsoe Yeah, one of the things that brought this up for me is I I have this whole. Ah I have a lot of momentum in my life to travel and there's a lot of events and ah. I I started to notice that I desire to attend less and less things and spend more time at home and really honing in on what's really important and what's not important in getting into these conversations with my girlfriend and really noticing you know. You know if you have no vision and you're trying to make decisions then you're really doomed to the momentum of the past you're not gonna create anything new Consciously. So well, there's 2 factors here. You're you're gonna repeat the past and. And the patterns of the past. But also you're way more susceptible to other people's visions. So if somebody else is intentionally creating a vision and you're being impacted by that and you've created no vision whatsoever for yourself then you you probably won't even notice. That you they you may wonder how did I get to this place in my life. Well you it was a mixture of repeating your your historical patterns and the historical patterns of others and the intentional vision of others as well. 02:45.94 Max Shank It doesn't sound good. That's for sure. ah ah I totally relate on the traveling thing as you know I traveled like an absolute maniac for many years 02:51.43 mikebledsoe Ah, don't be a sucker. 03:04.96 Max Shank I think I was like ah like a street cred Conquistador I would go to different cities around the world and I would teach the Holy Gospel of whatever I knew at the time and pretend like it was this. Massive Authority and people responded favorably to that which was so weird I can't I can't explain what that shift was like because I rose up so fast from being a personal trainer. Going to attend certifications to being only a couple years older and teaching those certifications and I was just trying to grab as much alphaness and street cred and want people to love Me. Maybe even Adoration I think. 03:58.82 mikebledsoe I got there I think. 04:00.43 Max Shank And right and that was what I saw as the best model the people who were the best in health and fitness industry were the ones who wrote the books and flew around the world teaching seminars and. I've always been one to ah hit the eject button really fast as soon as the appropriate catalyst is there so I went from 20 to 30 trips a year flying and teaching all over to 0 within one weekend. Just chose I was like wow I don't think I actually like this I just want people to like me more than other people. How greedy does that sound I want people to like me way more than other people. So I'm going to keep sacrificing whatever i. Actually want to do and might have fun with and might be ah sustainable or I can you know keep doing this thing where I I just hope people will love me if I do it good enough. 05:11.55 mikebledsoe Yeah, oh what's your relationship to compliments. 05:16.64 Max Shank Ah I would have to get one first but ah I would imagine if someone did give me a compliment I would deflect it I would deflect it humorously. 05:27.62 mikebledsoe Max you're you're so you not. So would you say maybe you you started getting compliments and you you didn't like it. 05:38.27 Max Shank Um I started feeling exposed ah like people would just it was so weird, almost everywhere I go people would recognize me like on the street or in a store and that was a. 05:42.20 mikebledsoe Ah, by right? You're getting more attention and you felt exposed. 05:53.95 mikebledsoe Yeah. 05:58.50 Max Shank Was a total mind fuck and I'm I'm like in the big scheme of things compared to Bill Murray or something like that I'm nobody but just being recognized when you think you're a stranger in a crowd it. It was a total mind fuck I mean I didn't. 06:16.23 mikebledsoe You're not yes. 06:17.10 Max Shank It wasn't like harmful that part but I had to fortunately I had the luxury to reevaluate how I wanted to live my life and I realized I I didn't want to be hustling around on planes and in and out of hotels and so. 06:33.57 mikebledsoe So yeah, what? what? ah was can you think of what what created that because usually there's sometime of real a birthday. 06:36.18 Max Shank The boundary came up really fast and I've. 06:43.49 Max Shank Is Birth Birth is birthday I do some good introspection around birthdays and I I went to the Bahamas with a good friend of mine and it was no I didn't work at all. And it was that was rare and I just hung out on the beach and I ran around and played games and went on water slides I was like wow this is this is really fun and it's not because ah you know later I'll get more if I do a good job. 07:19.33 mikebledsoe Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 07:22.32 Max Shank It was just fun. Yeah, so. 07:28.69 Max Shank You know what catalyst means something that causes or accelerates a reaction without changing and I thought that was really I just looked this up the other day. 07:32.83 mikebledsoe No no. 07:42.88 mikebledsoe Would that be like ah an enzyme that that would would cause the change but maintains its own attributes. Interesting. 07:46.54 Max Shank Exactly. Yeah, and I had never known that before and it was such a cool thing because I realized that's what I would Ah, that's how I would like to do things ah from ah. I would say from a teaching perspective but that's not really the full story because actually one of the best things about teaching is that you do ah become changed quite a lot from the different variety of students that you interact with yeah. 08:20.16 mikebledsoe But I've learned more teaching never did from sitting in a room. Yeah. 08:25.63 Max Shank So it so it doesn't really make sense that way but I definitely think the concept of a catalyst is really cool. It's like you don't have to give some of yourself and diminish yourself so that you can create that reaction again. 08:27.99 mikebledsoe I think I think being a. 08:35.23 mikebledsoe Totally, there's ah, there's a conversation we have in my strong coach curriculum early on which is creating distinctions so you have you have definitions of words but you also have distinctions and that means that. And the reason we have those is because in in our society people tend to collapse the definitions of 2 words because they don't actually know the definitions and they don't create a distinction between the two and we talk about service and sacrifice and how that's a very common collapse distinction in the. 08:59.46 Max Shank Right. 09:09.83 Max Shank Um, yeah. 09:13.33 mikebledsoe Entrepreneurial world. Um, it's it's ah if you look at the different cat The you know the the Us caste system. You know we got our different classes of people and so the the blue collar class which is what. 09:29.31 Max Shank Um, yeah. 09:31.88 mikebledsoe But I came from is the service and sacrifice are almost sine synonymous right? and they ah they get those words are interchanged. You know part of that's part of that's a. 09:37.77 Max Shank And. 09:51.30 mikebledsoe Probably due to christianity and you know Jesus Christ as as the servant that made the greatest sacrifice I imagine that's put together. Also, if also if. 09:53.61 Max Shank Yeah. 10:02.52 Max Shank It's a more compelling story. It's a more compelling So story if you sacrifice yourself. Um I don't think it's a healthy attitude. But I think a lot of people are under the impression that if you are wounded in some way in the service of others. Then you get a little bit more street cred and it it does make a more compelling story. 10:23.56 mikebledsoe There's there's it's it's noble and you should be proud and that's yeah, so it this what I notice after working you know digging around at a bunch of people's minds. 10:27.93 Max Shank A martyr. 10:39.52 mikebledsoe And I've worked with people who ah, most of the people I've worked with come from a blue collar background or their parents were in some way and a handful of people who grew up in homes where you know, ah the relationship to money was very different. The the way they lived. Their lives were very different things were. 10:57.89 Max Shank A. 10:57.93 mikebledsoe Little easier and they don't have that collapse distinction. They they go Oh this is service and the sacrifice these are different things I've I've taught people this before and in a room and some people are like yeah duh. It's like oh tell me about how you grew up. Okay, oh someone who's. 11:08.19 Max Shank Man. 11:14.54 Max Shank No. 11:17.36 mikebledsoe Who goes Oh my God that was a huge exercise for me. It's like oh how did you grow up interesting here and so also if you're if you're somebody who's in power. So say you're you're running a country or something like that if you can convince the lower class people that. Must sacrifice in order to be of service and if you're not being of service then you're a leech on society and you don't feel good about yourself If You're not sacrificing So It's a really good story to tell in order to get people to enlist in the military.. It's a really good story to tell. 11:42.93 Max Shank Um, yeah. 11:55.87 mikebledsoe People to sign up for all sorts of jobs where you may lose your life or a limb or is incredibly demanding of your time and energy. And yeah, it's the more I've dug into this the more. Disgusting. It seems in some ways. Um, if it's being used intentionally now if it's if this is just like the unintentional use of language over time and so on and so Forth. Then you know there's you know there's there's intentional use of it. 12:15.73 Max Shank It is. 12:24.80 Max Shank Um. 12:32.90 mikebledsoe Which would be considered Evil There's the the ignorance. Maybe they're just being ignorant is ignorant use of it. Which means that you know ignorance and laziness go hand in hand because Ignorance is ah the activity of ignoring. So The the. Information is present but you choose to ignore it because it's uncomfortable and lazy people tend to avoid discomfort and then and then you yeah I mean well well, there's. 12:52.93 Max Shank Ah. 13:03.87 Max Shank Doesn't everybody devoid Avoid discomfort though I mean I don't want people to have a complex if they feel lazy Lazy is the natural state lazy and ignorant are the instinctual states which I think we can talk about more later. 13:10.96 mikebledsoe Well, there's well, there's well, there's I agree. Totally totally totally. So then you have so you have intentional. You have ignorant and then and then you have just nation. 13:20.95 Max Shank Yeah. 13:28.65 mikebledsoe Which means that you just have not been exposed to the information at all and so I like that create distinctions between nations and or nasance and and ignorance because ignorance is you've been presented with the information and you've ignored it. So. 13:31.73 Max Shank Right. 13:44.37 Max Shank Um, that's so interesting I bet a lot of people think of ignorant as they don't know which is different than ignore and like you're ignoring as an active choice I I think that's ah, really interesting. You bring that up. 13:46.62 mikebledsoe Of. Yeah, yeah, or it. Yeah. Exactly. 14:04.37 Max Shank I bet because I used to use ignorant that way too like oh I was ignorant like I didn't know but it's more that I knew and ignored it that is a huge shift in that word. Huge. 14:08.77 mikebledsoe Well here's the other thing is ah huge huge difference and a lot of people are ignoring things that they'll claim their nation to like oh I just didn't know it's like no that that was sitting there. You know there was. 14:21.25 Max Shank Got it I didn't know. Yeah. 14:28.20 mikebledsoe So like it's like walking into a room and there's ah, there's an elephant in the corner and you're for some reason you just don't notice it. It's like no it. It's been sitting there. Yeah talking about the elephant in the room right? that some people are surprised. Yeah, people are surprised by it. 14:37.37 Max Shank Right? And how do you choose? What information is significant because you have to yeah so you might be ignorant with the best of intentions right? thinking? Oh that's not important right? that's. 14:48.50 mikebledsoe For instance, the last the last two years with the best of intentions. 14:56.37 Max Shank Where you and I ah like we come across that word evil and so my guess is there are lots of people in the world. Ah, who are real busybodies and they think that if they can just kill 1000000000 they'll save the other 6000000000 or some some kind of fraction. 14:59.19 mikebledsoe Yeah, yeah. 15:15.12 Max Shank Like that I don't know look that seems and here's the thing here's that no, we'll just kill. Ah, one of them like an unceremonious random one because if you truly believe if you have the power and you truly believe. 15:15.48 mikebledsoe Will we'll kill the 6 bad ones or the one bat about 1000000000 bad people. 15:34.82 Max Shank That the world is totally fucked unless you do something you're going to feel a lot of pain all day every day until you resolve that problem and if you have in your mind only a couple choices you'll say do I Let all. 15:52.67 mikebledsoe And I got I got multiple phone I got multiple phone calls. Let me let me pause this I got a potential emergency. 15:53.29 Max Shank The whole planet die or do I kill 1000000000 people 16:00.50 Max Shank Okay, all right? So basically we have this kind of a situation. We have people who are thinking that they must save the world because they really believe the world or all of humanity itself will be destroyed. They have the power to enact the changes that they think will make that difference and they are faced with a choice of let's say kill 1000000000 to save the other six I can understand why they would a do it and b. Not think themselves. Evil. 16:39.82 mikebledsoe Yeah, this ah have you ever watched cloud atlas with Tom Hanks oh man 1 of my favorite movies of all time. Yeah, it's a long one. It's like three and half hours it it didn't get a lot of attention when it came out because. 16:45.75 Max Shank No oh really, that's cool. Ah. 16:59.90 mikebledsoe It's deeply philosophical and you have to pay attention to what's going on for a long period of time so you have to have an attention span which means that you know almost nobody saw it and ah yeah. Yeah there's just a part in the movie where it's it's all about like people controlling other groups of people and oppressing other people and it was highlighting and it's and it's many different timelines. It's like something that was happening five hundred years ago and something else that was happening. 17:24.78 Max Shank That's human culture in a nutshell. 17:33.65 Max Shank The. 17:36.50 mikebledsoe You know something was happening in the 70 s something was happening currently. There's some and then it's the it's 300 years in the future and there's these different timelines that are all over like the the energy and the patterns were overlapping and basically there was a ah. 17:41.55 Max Shank Ah. 17:55.28 mikebledsoe Period of time where they were looking at when there were slaves there was you know white people were enslaving black people and all that and you know there's a a part in the movie where you know it's like hey we should probably stop this and then but leading up to that The guys that believed him is like oh it's our it's our divine purpose. You know. 18:13.30 Max Shank Oh yeah. 18:14.81 mikebledsoe God has told us to go and conquer these people and the same thing happened when you know people come to America and you know it's like we're gonna take this land. It's like yeah, there's there's some brown people here. But you know we we could probably just take this land. You know there's they're paid for the greater. Good. 18:21.57 Max Shank Yeah. 18:30.10 Max Shank For the greater good by the grace of God for the greater good by the grace of God here we are give us your stuff God God Thanks you for your donation. It's like would you pit. 18:34.57 mikebledsoe For the greater. Good. Yeah yeah, now now it's the greater good by the grace of science. You know it's the same thing. Yeah, yeah, and so. 18:49.73 Max Shank Ah, Mercenaries against Missionaries That's the one I think of the the missionaries will be biting the heads off biting the faces off of the mercenaries to sacrifice to the blood god. 18:53.91 mikebledsoe Ah. 19:04.83 Max Shank All the mercenaries are high-tailing it out of there because the pay is just not good enough. 19:10.47 mikebledsoe Ah, yeah, so you you're talking about. Yeah these people are bought in and I think that a lot of people like if you look at the media. For instance I Think most of these quote unquote journalists are are completely bought in that. 19:11.52 Max Shank So you get these true believers. Any price. 19:28.41 mikebledsoe What they're doing is for the greater good I saw a clip was I saw a clip of ah you know everyone's art pissed off about not everyone just just people on the left are pissed off about Elon Musk offering to buy Twitter did you hear about this. Are you following it all. 19:28.74 Max Shank Absolutely. 19:37.50 Max Shank Ah. 19:43.67 Max Shank Um, I'm actually still really upset about the George Floyd thing I haven't moved on since that 1 news point I haven't really made up my mind about it yet. So I can't move on to the any new any news points. 19:54.13 mikebledsoe Oh you're stuck here have you watched any Tv since then. Okay, so so Elon Musk ah he purchases 9% of Twitter you know it's a public. 20:00.62 Max Shank No no I'm just still trying to work out this mystery. 20:09.15 Max Shank I did hear about it by the way I was just making a joke then he offers to buy the whole thing. 20:12.93 mikebledsoe Okay, well fill people in he he purchases 9% of Twitter and well then and then ah you know if he owns 15 % 15% he can you know actually make some demands like he his voice must be hurt. So they offer him a board position like oh why don't you join the board and if you're on the board you can make suggestions but you can't make demands and but you can't own more than fifteen fourteen point nine five of the stocks and you go and he goes. 20:44.13 Max Shank Right? As a board member. 20:49.13 mikebledsoe I don't want to be a board member then and then he turns around offers $43000000000 for the entire company which is more than the value of the company that no one else is gonna purchase it for that amount and. 20:52.74 Max Shank Incredible. 20:58.77 Max Shank It it. It has to be Ah, it's really interesting situation because he um rightly understands that that is the the lead horse. On the winner take all of small instant public messages. 21:15.62 mikebledsoe Yes, yeah, it's it's the it's you know I on I'm on. Yeah um. 21:20.42 Max Shank They banned the president they they took they took free speech away from the president. That's supposed to be everybody gets free speech but because they became the platform. A new platform above the old platform of pen and paper and people talking to each other. They put a blanket of this new platform over everything and they're like this is where we talk now this is where the point gets across really quickly. Ah, it's not that different than. 21:47.13 mikebledsoe Yeah. 21:55.80 Max Shank These guys trying to buy newspapers. It's just a similar play to control the flow of information. It's basic. It's basic war out there and that's nature. Yeah conflict baby. 22:03.91 mikebledsoe Yeah, oh it's definitely war. Yeah so ah, people a lot of people I was reading something this morning. It's pretty interesting is like it's like you know, yeah, a lot of people. There's primarily the left for. The political left people were saying they were they were defending Twitter as a private privately owned company that can do whatever it wants so censorship is okay, Elon Musk wants to buy it then they start freaking out that he's going to let everyone say whatever they want and. 22:29.73 Max Shank Big. 22:39.41 mikebledsoe That something that the government needs to step in and do something about Elon Musk buying Twitter it's like they want their cake and eat it too. They can't there's there's ah there's a foundational lack of fund of of a principle because it's it's whatever, whatever serves their. 22:41.18 Max Shank The. 22:52.21 Max Shank Um, it's pure Lizard man. Yeah. 22:59.28 mikebledsoe Whatever they want in the moment they'll leverage. Whatever it takes to get there. The means justify the ends and. 23:03.21 Max Shank Their identity is the tribe So whatever helps the tribe justifies the means basically it doesn't matter what it is as long as it's for the good of our tribe and we're good and those other guys way over there. They're bad. So if you censor the bad guys. 23:09.72 mikebledsoe Yeah, yeah. 23:22.48 Max Shank It's good. But if you censor nobody. It's bad by that very twisted logic. 23:24.17 mikebledsoe Yeah, because yeah, very interesting. Yeah, so for the greater good. Um, you know I I do find it interesting that ah people really I mean I believe in Elon must having. Good intentions over somebody in government because he is actually contributing to society by his his behavior instead of just trying to take and redistribute. Um, so yeah, same. 23:44.10 Max Shank Yeah. 23:53.00 Max Shank On principle I like pie Makers more than pie slicers. Yeah, what do you? What do you bring into the table I think it's ah the difference between offers and orders. That's where the line is. 24:01.52 mikebledsoe So How how did I. A a. 24:11.13 Max Shank Line between an offer and an order where an order means do this or you are going to be punished with the stick or a fine or whatever and an offer is do this come on. You know you want to do this, do it. It'll be really good for you and. 24:25.53 mikebledsoe Yeah, yeah. 24:28.80 Max Shank You can get as persuasive as you want to get but there's no, there's no threat of direct violence or attack on your person with an offer. That's why I like that. 24:38.31 mikebledsoe Yeah I saw this mean this morning I reposted on my Instagram it's got ah it's got 4 different things and it says what makes sex not rape consent choice consent. 24:49.12 Max Shank Choice. Yeah yeah. 24:55.77 mikebledsoe What makes a job not slavery consent. What makes a transaction not robbery consent. What makes taxation not theft magical fairy dust. 24:58.57 Max Shank Um, yeah. 25:04.20 Max Shank Um, yep. 25:11.94 Max Shank Ah, and I knew we were going there. 25:15.31 mikebledsoe Well today's tax day. So ah I always kept I have to post so taxing every every what's the eighteenth. But ah, ah, they made today the tax day since Friday was the fifteenth. 25:17.71 Max Shank Yeah, well people just think that they're so clever. 25:28.57 Max Shank It takes a special kind of person to think that they know best not only for themselves. But for everybody else and it takes an even more special kind of person to be unwilling to try to sell people on the idea that they have and instead force it upon them violently. 25:45.52 mikebledsoe For your own good. You're greater. Well I think I think it it's It's a slippery. It's slippery because people I think that's a much easier argument to make is if I say Max I Know what's good for you. 25:46.50 Max Shank But it's like it's like you don't believe in the product man. 26:04.55 mikebledsoe That's very arguable. It's like I don't know if you know my entire situation. You don't you know you don't know about this. 26:07.40 Max Shank Yeah, there are definitely situations where you might know better for me than me, no question. It's just we won't know when that is we just won't know when that is. 26:14.67 mikebledsoe Yeah, some situations? Yeah, but but then what's good for the greater good is an extrapolation of that that I know what's good for you and then it becomes homogenized too. It's like. I know it's good for most of the people. So we're gonna do this and it's like yeah, it's 1 per 1 person has you know people give 1 person that power and it's it's really insane. 26:47.67 Max Shank It's exactly about that control because the whole purpose of groups in the first place is chaos reduction or at least reducing the negative impact of chaos on the collective. So whether it's ah, a group of ah chimps or a nation state of some kind the the concept or the idea of it in the first place is to reduce the chaos. So homogenization is the logical. Ah. Endpoint of that where everybody's exactly the same. Ah totally fungible, interchangeable. We have. We have one billion we have 1000000000 persons they do this and this and this and they do this at this time and this at this time and this at this time. 27:32.36 mikebledsoe You're just a number folks. 27:41.15 Max Shank And we always know where exactly everybody is just like ah a dairy farm with a bunch of chipped animals. So. 27:45.10 mikebledsoe Yeah, yeah, and I think up until this point the Homogenation um Homogenation homogenization. Thank you? Ah, it has been the most efficient way of creating order out of chaos or disorder. 27:54.21 Max Shank Homogenization. 28:01.56 Max Shank By definition. It is by definition. Yeah. 28:04.78 mikebledsoe Yeah, um, but then if if we look at the Homogen is it is a nation you have to tell me this work ah of chickens right? They've got ah I learned about this this past week and I was talking to some farmers and that's what I do. 28:11.25 Max Shank Um, homogenization. Yeah. Course you are on ah on the weekend to just me and some farmers hanging out. 28:21.89 mikebledsoe That's what I do at festivals I Hang out with farmers chicken out chicken it eating some of the meat Egg Grew Um, and you know they were talking about the the common chicken you find at the Gar Grot grocery store is the. 28:35.23 Max Shank A. 28:38.64 mikebledsoe The meat has gotten to the point where you're not actually digesting and getting the protein out of like a typical chicken breast and yeah, so there's they've they basically bread for this one particular chicken that can barely even walk right? because the chickens are bred for. 28:44.00 Max Shank What. 28:54.31 Max Shank But yeah, um. 28:57.91 mikebledsoe Weight and I don't I'd learned this to they now are getting these chickens up to full weight for slaughter and 6 to eight weeks after they hatch so now. Basically these chickens you know. 29:08.50 Max Shank Wow. 29:14.99 mikebledsoe They stand up real well against feeding them soy and corn. They they get fat. Really they put on weight really fast but the meat is of really low quality and ah and. 29:18.89 Max Shank Ah. 29:26.51 Max Shank Like the Amino acid profile or something you mean. 29:30.76 mikebledsoe Yeah I know if it's they it was something about how the meat grows it almost turns into fiber versus protein like it should be protein but it's like a protein. 29:37.30 Max Shank Okay, that's that's weird. They're changing protein to a carb somehow. 29:42.48 mikebledsoe No, it's not a car but they're saying like it's it's it's not digestible. It's too fibrous like that. Yeah, the meat is too fibrous. So and the other thing is there are 2 I'm sure someone can let me know they they may know more details about this. 29:49.28 Max Shank Indigestible protein weird. 30:03.12 mikebledsoe They're down to like 2 types of chicken that are being grown so you get 1 type of aviary flu comes in and just wipes them all out now we're out of chicken. So like you know them being single pain of. 30:15.78 Max Shank It goes back to the single point of failure thing we were talking about last week 30:21.16 mikebledsoe So if you homogenize too much. It only takes one disaster and then and then you and then it's ultimate chaos which is you know devastation? Yeah that that could but unless I mean and. 30:25.50 Max Shank Yeah, unless there's redundancy built into that central system right? but but it's like diversification right? The more you diversify the more um cushion you have. 30:40.28 mikebledsoe But it's not good. 30:44.77 Max Shank But the less of ah the less you diversify the further you can go in a single direction back to the comparative advantage example. 30:48.71 mikebledsoe Yeah, absolutely yeah, so just it seems like to Mobgenize is is a good thing but there's also potential downfalls and so I mean we we already talked about decentralization versus centralization and and how things are moving and how. 31:02.22 Max Shank Yeah. 31:08.39 mikebledsoe Things in the future may not need to be so homogenized in order for to create order. We're talking about order and yeah through more complex technology I think I think we need less of that. 31:22.90 Max Shank Well, when it comes to decision making having ah rules of the game is really important if you want to make a decision in a sport or a game of some kind the rules need to be consistent and they need to be understood by everybody. For the game to work So That's part of what makes conversation so challenging for people who have been raised any time in the current Era. There's a lot of contention and there's not a lot of collaboration. There's not a lot of ability to have an expansive and collaborative argument rather than a combative argument. You know you and I argue the validity of different points looking for a truth. Or a better representative of the truth rather than having a combative argument where I'm trying to prove that a is right? and you're trying to prove prove that B is right and we already talked about how people will go to any means necessary to support their point. Even wishing the censorship or possibly murder of other people if they don't believe the the truth the same truth that they believe so being able to have the rules of the game. The rules of discourse the rules of. The locale clear and simple enough to be understood and effectively used by all is a prerequisite for us to be able to play the game. Ah consistently and joyfully. 33:06.50 mikebledsoe Yeah, well I think there's there's 1 thing we agree on that allows for differing opinions to come in and we're able to work through it that is we we don't we're not confused about what's right? And what's wrong like we we have an agreement on that. 33:22.90 Max Shank Well oh no I think they're I. 33:26.35 mikebledsoe And so because you were saying your time Out. You know I think there's the right way to do or the wrong way. But I I think that we both agree that something that is right is something that doesn't impede on somebody else's life or Liberty and if any anything that isn't. Trampling on somebody else's ability to live their life and the way they wish is totally right? That's right and anything that is trampling on someone else's life and Liberty is wrong and so everything else? Well, That's that's trampling over someone's life and Liberty but that's wrong. 33:49.25 Max Shank Right. 33:54.89 Max Shank Um, unless they murder 10 people right? right? right. 34:04.11 mikebledsoe So so I think that we you and I both have a pretty clear understanding about what is right and wrong and anything that's not wrong is right? and so the ah and not only is it right? but it is a right right? I Think that's where rights come from. 34:19.86 Max Shank Right? right. 34:23.85 mikebledsoe So if I'm not doing something wrong. That means I'm not stealing from you I'm not taking your property I'm not enslaving you and I'm not killing you then anything I do outside of that is a right and we both understand that that's where we have agreement and I think because of that. 34:30.73 Max Shank Yeah. True. 34:42.44 mikebledsoe We understand that everything outside of that is an opinion and I think a lot of people they confuse the morality of right and wrong with their opinions and I think you and I have both been able to be. 34:53.48 Max Shank Oh. 35:00.66 mikebledsoe Clearly have that in our mind that yeah this is what I'm holding right now isn't about right and wrong. It's just about it's an opinion or if it is right or wrong then it's ah, there's a very solid foundation in which that conversation is existing on so it's very easy to work through. 35:08.80 Max Shank Ah. 35:16.90 Max Shank The question is really do the ends justify the means is it is the juice worth the squeeze is the benefit greater than the cost and that's where it gets way harder to tell because you you could make a wrong choice. Ah, for yourself and not know that you're making it and I think that happens all the time so we need to find a way to harmonize the instinct and the intellect because I know I'd come back to this a lot. But. Usually when people are angry or sad or over emotional. It's It's some version of afraid and they're in that lizard Brain Mode. So they might react instinctively they might. Yell or fight or run or cry or something like that when they feel afraid but only because they're in Lizard Mode. So I think a lot of folks don't even give themselves a chance myself included at times in the past I I Remember. Aftermath of making choices that way but in the moment you're like somewhat unaware of the fact that you're making these choices that in normal Circumstances. You would intellectually know this is probably not going to give me a better result. 36:48.54 mikebledsoe Yeah. 36:51.10 Max Shank So finding a way to harmonize the intellect and the instinct and use the intellect to channel the instinctive drives rather than sporadic explosions of instinct. 37:05.84 mikebledsoe Yeah, the I like the idea of channeling instinct because that when I think about Instinct I Think about um Instinct is something that you can't actually put words to. Because it's It's something that wells up inside of your body. It's preverbal these are and we look at animals they're operating we say they're operating on Instinct because there is no language for you know and that's not necessarily always True. We can listen to these wells and dolphins and. 37:25.60 Max Shank Oh. 37:39.50 Max Shank It's like programmed desire basically because Hunger is a form of desire sex is a form of desire safety is a form of desire. So there's you know pain is a synonym for all those things but there's a genetic pre-programmed in all of us. 37:40.99 mikebledsoe Yeah. 37:56.92 Max Shank Common ground where there's no question about the origin of these things This is something that is shared by pretty much all living creatures and so how do you take that Raw instinct and. 38:05.70 mikebledsoe Um. 38:14.65 Max Shank Channel it with greater precision into a place that you want being able to project further into the future can be really a frightening experience for people I think. 38:24.88 mikebledsoe Well yeah, so so the instinct instinct coming from the body from you know the the brain stem essentially not coming from the prefrontal cortex where the intellectual mind lives and where language is formed. 38:41.51 Max Shank My instinct is in my root Chakra Mine's way lower. 38:43.19 mikebledsoe Is the moment. It's way lower. Yeah and we'll say from your your throat shock or down is it will is that instinct. Yeah yeah. 38:54.24 Max Shank His instinct Huh That's a good way to put it. 39:01.11 mikebledsoe Once you you get the intellect in your third eye. So that's that's that's actually I haven't used those words to describe it when I think about all the energy that exists below My third eye is there you if you try to put language to it. You're gonna fail. So the. 39:01.92 Max Shank Yeah. 39:20.55 mikebledsoe The the mind the intellect must translate the instinct. So the instinct is to do this or that but the mind is what tells the body that there is time there was a yesterday and there's a tomorrow. And there's a separation between Mike and max. It's the mind that yeah, it's the mind that creates this so now what you have the instinct is is so primal and without words you know we're just animals and so when we when these. 39:39.92 Max Shank The scorekeeper. 39:53.22 Max Shank Yeah. 39:57.42 mikebledsoe Words come online and we have these incredibly strong instincts. This energy is flowing and if we don't know how to use our words if our if our vocabulary is limited. 40:03.71 Max Shank Oh. 40:12.50 mikebledsoe If We have no practice in changing how we think by changing the language in which we think in and not mean English versus Spanish I'm saying using expanding the vocabulary using different words understanding. Actually what you're saying and do you understand. And all the words that you you use yourself most people I think are running around using words that they're confused about and because they're confused about it. They're confusing people around them. So There's a whole culture of people who don't really know what they're talking about. And I think that's the majority of Americans in the least. Um I Do it too. So. 40:51.44 Max Shank I Do it all the time I would say unless I'm very specific and deliberate and I want to make a very distinct point I let the conversation flow. Normally and I use all kinds of words and metaphors where I don't have a crystal clear definition of what I'm saying like with the word ignorant I had never thought about ignorant as being an active ignore ignoring I always thought about it as just a ah passive not knowing. And that's monumentally different. 41:31.74 mikebledsoe Yeah, yeah, and the the take this further is the the mind is having to translate to the body to the to the instinct and even train the instinct to a bit because. The Instinct wants Instant gratification. It wants what it wants right now and the mind has to step in and go whoa Whoa Whoa Whoa If We get what we want right now we won't have We won't be able to have it tomorrow and we won't be able to have it. 41:51.87 Max Shank Ah, right. 42:05.84 Max Shank Right? So it's like putting a leash. It's like putting a leash on the instinct and the shorter and shorter the leash the less it's running wild but sometimes it can be pretty fun to let your instincts run wild. Especially if you can. 42:10.44 mikebledsoe You got it? True Yeah, totally to. 42:22.56 Max Shank Really turn it off because I think that is equal and opposite damaging to have your entire life tightly controlled by your intellect and you'll feel like the weight of the future is unrelenting. 42:32.30 mikebledsoe Absolutely. 42:39.50 mikebledsoe Absolutely yeah and I think there are ah really healthy ways of letting that Instinct run wild. There's you can create containers for that. Um I've had the experience of just going full animal. Ah. 42:51.10 Max Shank O. 42:58.17 mikebledsoe Down in Columbia on this really big piece of property where I drink a little bit of yaha which is this incredibly powerful Psychedelic medicine and then I basically stripped down Buckna and run around the Sat sun roaring in the and the jungle like that's about. But. 43:15.88 Max Shank Everybody else got a clear picture of that I Sure do. 43:16.61 mikebledsoe I Also know that I'm supposed to say yeah. 43:21.59 mikebledsoe Um, so that so the ah so there was a clear boundary I knew that I was not supposed to leave the property but within that you know I was. 43:34.28 Max Shank M. 43:39.42 mikebledsoe Able to completely let loose and you know turn into a Jaguar and do all that shit. So ah I've had to that's like my peak instinct tapping into instinct experience that I've had and then reintegrating that's interesting. But it's the integration back into the mind and the mind now has to translate what the instinct is asking for into language which is an incredibly difficult task and so my opinion is. 44:12.42 Max Shank M. 44:15.90 mikebledsoe You would. You'll never be able to perfectly articulate to yourself or to somebody else the experience of Instinct and by yeah, but you can get more accurate over time. 44:26.92 Max Shank It's like trying to walk a mile in someone else's shoes you you can't do it. 44:34.45 mikebledsoe You can expand your vocabulary. You can have a longer conversation with someone you can get somebody closer to it and you can get yourself closer to it but to get to the absolute truth of what it is. It's not possible. But I think it's a worthy task to to do as good as as possible at doing that. And so because you're in my instincts are probably very much the same I mean instincts amongst species of animals are very Similar. We know that dogs do these dog things and it's out of Instinct Dear do these deer things out of Instinct fish so on and so forth. But what makes us different. I Think why why humans are live such diverse lifestyles and there's such diverse. Um expressions of the instinct is because it's each person is interpreting their instinct through this this mind and. The mind is you know trying to control the the instinct and direct it and all this stuff. Um, so. 45:37.62 Max Shank The prediction protection machine comes in a lot of different ah models right? Still your parents teachers peers media culture. Whatever are like okay here's your intellectual filter and then you go from being this. 45:42.38 mikebledsoe Exactly yeah. 45:55.94 Max Shank Little creature that doesn't have any language at all that just grabs stuff and puts things in its mouth and you know rolls around and now suddenly you're talking and you're saying this is good and this is bad and so now your third eye is the scorekeeper and the rule maker. Based on whatever you've been taught. 46:16.37 mikebledsoe yeah yeah yeah I don't know if that's a I know I said third eye don't know if it's the exact or your third eye is ah to me is is when all the energy comes into a single point and then you can direct you can direct your attention. So I don't see a third eye as a thinker. 46:28.87 Max Shank Um, um, ah that's that's a little different. Ok so you're so your intellect your intellect then. 46:36.32 mikebledsoe Yeah, it's a little different. Yeah, but you got us around a shak room. So I was trying to make sense of it but I wanted to correct that for myself. Yeah, which is I think that's different so but I think that's that's 1 thing that that I think that separates. 46:46.80 Max Shank Yeah, it's interesting to think about projection. 46:54.91 mikebledsoe People from one another is. It's that intellectual mind because I can never explain you my experience then then I know that max will never understand me completely and I can tell you a story. 46:58.30 Max Shank M. 47:06.81 Max Shank Yeah, you can tell me a story though and the better the better you are at communicating that story and the better I am at clarifying. Ah my interpretation with questions. The. 47:24.21 mikebledsoe Yeah, yeah. 47:24.22 Max Shank Clearer The communication will be and it's the same thing for the stories that we tell ourselves not just other people right? Um, it's so easy to have different milestones. 47:32.40 mikebledsoe Yeah. 47:42.12 Max Shank In your story that are told in a way that makes you into a victor or a victim for example and I know it's not always binary. But I think everybody listening including you and I has. Recognized people who at every point in their life was a tragedy the way they retell the story at least and you've heard other people in life where everything was a victory. It was ah it was always coming up jackpot for this person and then you're with them and you're like this doesn't. 48:06.39 mikebledsoe Hey. 48:19.75 Max Shank Actually seem like the same story I was being told and so it's very interesting and I wonder how genetic predisposition is like that um like being gay is genetic right? no. 48:21.67 mikebledsoe Yeah. 48:37.95 mikebledsoe I I think it's I think genetic? What? ah. 48:39.42 Max Shank Yeah, you oh god here we go Mike Mike Bled so thinks being gay as a choice send your hate mail to Mike Underscore Blesco Aty at Instagram. 48:54.37 mikebledsoe Um, ah. 48:55.71 Max Shank I Hope you're ready for your inbox to be destroyed you hateful Homophobic bastard. 49:03.25 mikebledsoe Ah, oh man. 49:05.53 Max Shank Ah, you are practically a nazi you're practically hitler I can't believe you said that I'm so sorry for Mike everybody ah dear god. 49:18.93 mikebledsoe Oh man, you know I I don't know Well we talk about this before the show is like the semantics matter because because we've talked about this before the the. 49:21.11 Max Shank Ah, so let's so. 49:29.56 Max Shank Um, what is and what isn't what is and what isn't. 49:37.58 mikebledsoe I was listening to a story from somebody the other day that said you know that our the Dna sequence of a human and the sea creature is more alike than you know a human in ah in a chimpanzee and that immediately clued me into everyone's mind went to like oh my god. We're more like sea creatures than we thought and my mind immediately goes to. We're studying the wrong shit like these scientists are they they've missed the boat on something because they're really focused on this Dna thing when obviously that's not what's causing the expression of of ah of our reality. 50:14.65 Max Shank Like child soldier spelling Gee champion. Yeah. 50:15.40 mikebledsoe And so you know that's why I pause with the genetics and there's there's way more variables contributing to how a person is being than genetics or training or you know the the nature versus nurture is like ah a very It's a very cool topic to. Talk about, but it's nature and nurture are the same thing and the end of the day. 50:38.19 Max Shank Good God I've never heard anything so hateful before. 50:49.28 Max Shank Um, it's interesting to think and let's just take because it's ah like gayness is a funny topic to me. Ah, and for the record. Ah most people I don't like. And whether they're gay or straight has nothing to do with it. But let's suppose that gayness has some element of genetics and some element of Nurture. So some nature and some nurture does that mean that there is a chance that like you and I were like. 3 uncomfortable locker room situations away from turning gay that's pretty interesting right? Or for the food thing like you have a predisposition to um, fearful mindset. 51:30.50 mikebledsoe Yeah, yeah, I've um. 51:44.98 Max Shank And you have a predisposition to rapid weight gain. But then you layer on some trauma on top of it and boom you have food is the medicine. 51:52.50 mikebledsoe Yeah, yeah, um, yeah I'd be curious to see stats on you know, ah when it comes to homosexuality like people who identify really heavily based on sexual preference. I Think anyone who identifies heavily on sexual preference alone or identifies heavily based on a preference of any kind. Not even sexual is very.. It's a very dangerous place to put yourself because now you get into. 52:12.99 Max Shank Right. 52:18.27 Max Shank Right. 52:27.59 mikebledsoe You become very easy to control through political means. So yeah. 52:30.87 Max Shank It goes back to our talk about the tribe right? If it's for the greater good of the tribe we'll fuck over anybody. 52:37.72 mikebledsoe Yeah, so you end up with really? ah you know you end up, you know if if you if you identify as being a part of this group or as being this thing. Then you got to vote this Way. You got to behave this Way. You can't hang out with this people. You got to hate this person or that you have to hate this other group and so I get I think that just anything that that starts creating identity becomes very dangerous which people who do identify heavily with a group get very angry. 53:07.97 Max Shank I got. 53:14.60 mikebledsoe When I say these types of things I gotta watch myself but I know that I'm safe here on on the Monday morning show and probably not. Ah. 53:20.20 Max Shank I Don't know after all that bigotry earlier I don't think there's a chance I got a little jingle to help us remember this um and a Noun is easily taken down but you cannot disturb a verb. 53:27.80 mikebledsoe Okay. 53:37.00 mikebledsoe Ah, ah. 53:38.48 Max Shank So That's that's what I think about um, you know you become the task your your ego is irrelevant the whole the whole magic is in knowing that the here and now is all there is and when you're. Planning You got to think of that like a hunt where you're like really focusing your attention and you're you're actively doing something but you're not also consumed with some identity that is fraught with all kinds of. Inconsistencies and crying egos desire to be loved in a very specific Way. So It's much better to become the action and you'll be better off doing actions that make you feel in Tune or in Harmony with the Universe. Which is your perspective and relationship with your surroundings. Um then trying to be trying to like be happy like you're not going to get Happiness. You can be in a flow State. You can be in peace and presence in the present moment. But if you're. If you're stuck in Noun based identities rather than becoming the task and doing it's going to be really hard. 54:59.97 mikebledsoe Yeah I like the Noun versus the verb conversation overall because if you think about I've had this conversation when I was working with and lifted which is you are a verb if you consider yourself to be a Noun then you're. A Noun is static. It doesn't Move. It's It's not very fluid. It just is and it makes it very hard to progress when you identify as a Noun, but if you if your identity is a verb then a verb is doing. It is Moving. It is progressing. There is. It's always changing which is way more in line with reality because the universe is moving in a very fluid nature. There's very few solid things and. 55:45.46 Max Shank O. 55:55.79 mikebledsoe There's some solid principles in which everything is is revolving around for sure but going back to the the gay conversation is in my life I've experienced sexually a very.. There's been times where I was very narrow in my preferences and there's been times where my my preferences expanded tremendously and then I've made adjustments now the band of my preferences is probably not as big as a lot of other people's um. And but I don't necessarily like I I found what I like and but I don't like and I don't necessarily think that that yeah had I identified as just a straight man 100% I'll never Touched another guy in any way I wouldn't have gotten to where I am now and which is very um, um, I'm much more happier and I know that I've experienced all these things and I know what I like and what I don't like and and that's okay, but I think most people. Even people who well maybe even especially people who identify as straight and they'll never try anything and they identify with that Noun you know they may be they may be missing out on some some interactions even with. Say you're a guy you may be missing out on some interactions with women in some interesting situations If you're terrified to see another man naked in a sexual environment. 57:33.38 Max Shank Wow! So you're saying that gayness is a choice and you would not be the man you are today without doing some slightly gay things. 57:42.46 mikebledsoe Um, Ah what I'm saying is ah I have I have watched my own mind change enough and without intention and with intention ah to to realize that. I I could tiptoe right into just about anything if I I public up. Um my mind to it. So Someone's intentional. So It's not intentional, but you know I think it's I think people just do whatever the fuck they want at the end of the day. Yeah. 58:16.54 Max Shank That's great. So ah, that's really what it comes down to it comes down to consent I think the verb Noun thing is great way to ah clarify. 58:19.57 mikebledsoe As long as you've got consent I don't give a fuck. 58:34.49 Max Shank The the breaking the back of the ego that is required to make the best decisions possible and take the verb running or to run versus I'm a runner so I am running versus I am a runner. 58:39.59 mikebledsoe And. 58:50.96 mikebledsoe Here. 58:53.67 Max Shank And granted, if you identify strongly with an activity. You will probably be better at it and if you strongly identify with that action and then that action goes Away. You will feel a great loss. Also. 59:12.50 mikebledsoe Yeah, or if you're not the best at it. It may that that also creates a situation of comparative analysis. It's like oh I'm I'm a runner so is max. Oh he's better at it than me like he can run faster further. 59:20.94 Max Shank Competitiveness Yeah, right, It's true faster further easier. It means you're worse means you're worse than me at at running. 59:29.34 mikebledsoe You know what's that mean about me. Yeah, what's that mean about me I'm I'm not as I'm not ah I'm not worthy. Yeah, so the. 59:37.89 Max Shank Ah, oh man sounds so sad. Even even joking about it. But that's the inner monologue that most of us have for such a variety of reasons. 59:43.39 mikebledsoe Totally that does and this one I'm a big fan of this conversation because ah there are so many things people are dealing with say being unhealthily competitive. And they're just trying to be less competitive when when we could be looking at something that's a much deeper conversation which is are you are you stuck in a noun-based identity or are you or are you moving with a verb based identity and if your identity is more fluid because ah being. Ah, associating more with being a verb creates identity fluidity which is which is which means that I can show up the best version of myself in every situation. No matter what because I'm not not over identifying with any 1 thing. You know when I'm in my office and I'm talking to you I'm a podcaster or I'm podcasting but when I leave here and I go hang on my girlfriend. You know I'm ah a romantic partner and all these things I think that there was a period of time where I started saying. Oh I'm like these 20 different identities. All these things that I do make up who I am and then one day I go this is just ridiculous. Why don't I just be like like just be completely fluid with the identity and I'll do what's. 01:01:02.73 Max Shank Then. 01:01:15.31 mikebledsoe Necessary for me the way the situation is demanding and me thinking about what label I want to put on myself so that I can try to seek some type of external validation. So I can feel good enough. That's just ridiculous. 01:01:27.46 Max Shank And yet and yet that's what we mostly do I think entrepreneur is a very fluid identity in general because people are by definition willing to try a lot of different pursuits so you will attract that sort of personality. 01:01:39.25 mikebledsoe It's broad. 01:01:46.27 Max Shank Into entrepreneurship that is much more fluid. 01:01:48.21 mikebledsoe No yeah, yeah, being on being an entrepreneur means so many things and such a broad term and I do I do like that when it it makes it easy to explain what I do I Tell you you know like I'm an entrepreneur a podcast coach. Whatever That's just me. 01:01:55.84 Max Shank Yeah. Right? But then but then nobody knows if you're good right away? Yeah, right. 01:02:08.20 mikebledsoe Just me relaying you know to other people so they they know how to talk to me. That's the other thing is I tell people when they ask me what I do or who I am I Um I don't tell the same and I don't tell different people the same thing if um, if I'm hanging out with a bunch of coaches I tell them you know I'm a coach. 01:02:16.94 Max Shank Yeah. Ah. 01:02:27.35 mikebledsoe Coming out somewhere most of the time I pull out the more recently and I've decided to start pulling out the podcaster card more because no matter who they are. They may want to come listen if I tell them that I coach coaches if they're not a coach. They don't give a fuck. 01:02:35.32 Max Shank Ah. 01:02:43.36 Max Shank Um, maybe I'll start doing that I mean I don't know if that's I guess technically true I've done enough to be considered a podcaster. But if you're. 01:02:46.92 mikebledsoe So yeah. 01:02:52.38 mikebledsoe Well also if you tell people you're a coach then they start bringing their problems to you and the same thing happens with Ashley he's like oh you're a therapist you know I've been I've been dealing. It's like I get the fuck away from me. Ah. 01:03:02.37 Max Shank Right? Very compassionate of you. Ah, no totally. It's about setting those boundaries but I think what's cool about saying I'm a podcaster is you are in a very subtle way saying my words are important my words are. 01:03:17.96 mikebledsoe Oh really? Ah yeah, but anyone's got a podcast these days I feel to me being a podcaster's not a big deal deal at all because there's it's almost no barrier to entry. 01:03:21.37 Max Shank My words are important. Yeah, of course it says that yeah I have a I have a radio show My my words are important. It's It's really interesting. It's not. It's not cool. No. 01:03:37.26 mikebledsoe All you need is a phone and and a 10 Joe Regan yeah yeah well of course. Well it's there's going back to podcasting is decentralized media. You know. 01:03:40.32 Max Shank But who has the biggest audience in the world people listening to podcaster. Yeah, that's wild. 01:03:54.81 Max Shank Ah. 01:03:55.91 mikebledsoe He's got the biggest audience in the world for sure. But then there's 4000000 shows that are you know, almost no one listens to to those but but you can do it and anyone can do it in the period entry is super low. 01:04:02.66 Max Shank Nobody listens to yeah yeah. Which is pretty cool. 01:04:14.40 mikebledsoe And that's going to keep happening in every industry every industry that the barrier to entry is going to just keep getting lower and lower and lower unless the government layers on regulation then the barrier to entry gets high which is what they're trying. That's why Facebook and Twitter ah tried to. They've been very. 01:04:24.70 Max Shank Um. 01:04:33.50 mikebledsoe Um, encouraging of government regulations and people go oh there like it's a noble thing that Facebook wants there to be regulation where they're the only motherfuckers that can afford the lawyers to wait through the bureaucracy they're there. They're squeezing out their competition every time there's a new regulation like Facebook wants it. 01:04:49.19 Max Shank Well, that's how lobbying works. Yeah paide. No it shows it shows the power of communication though I mean. 01:04:52.74 mikebledsoe Yeah, yeah I don't think we actually got to what we were originally talking to. But I think it's okay I'm I'm enjoying the content. 01:05:06.46 Max Shank Refer to lawyers as word Warriors and they can they can manipulate they can manipulate look if you're a good lawyer. You can manipulate almost any situation to sound totally different than what physically happened. 01:05:07.86 mikebledsoe I Love it. It's true. 01:05:22.63 mikebledsoe Totally. 01:05:25.26 Max Shank And it's storytelling. It comes it all comes full circle in the beginning. There was the word and whatever I say that's what's true and the more confident you are about that like what I say is good and what they say is bad. A lot of people just are wanting to believe that because also there are going to be more people who want to follow than people who want to lead So you're going to naturally have these groups right? It's like ah. Some people want to be whipped and some people want to do the whipping and I don't know what the percentage is on that and my guess that it varies significantly by Gender. Ah so it's very I Just mean in general. 01:06:03.84 mikebledsoe And. 01:06:15.37 mikebledsoe To I like bdsm situations. 01:06:21.73 Max Shank Like yes also in that sort of a situation. Oh I was going to say ladies but are you going to have a different answer. They're more receiving and attractive. 01:06:22.75 mikebledsoe Which gender. Do you think likes be whipmore. 01:06:31.89 mikebledsoe I Find that the more dominant and day to day day to day. 01:06:40.68 Max Shank That's what I mean so you oh I see what you're saying so they're ah they want to assume a different role to decompress from being an a tractor of force rather than a transmitter of force. 01:06:49.84 mikebledsoe Yes, yeah, it can feel very powerful in a different way. So like a lot of times you create a container where there's ah where you can play a new role and. 01:06:57.64 Max Shank Interesting. 01:07:05.30 Max Shank Ah. 01:07:07.75 mikebledsoe And maybe someone who's normally on the more of a receiver gets to be someone who's delivering and it's ah it's a really fun experience and the same with Richard Branson is one of these. He's got a couple dominrix with them most of the time. 01:07:12.98 Max Shank Right. 01:07:22.66 Max Shank Loves to get whipped. Seriously, he's got a few dominatrixes with him all the time you heard it here first. 01:07:24.56 mikebledsoe And he's a very powerful guy. He's the one giving orders all day. Yeah, still about all the time that that that's ah, maybe an over generalization. But ah my my my friends who have spent time with him have said that they're present. Um, so. 01:07:39.70 Max Shank Wow. 01:07:44.11 mikebledsoe The and I don't know if that's public information but I'll give a fuck because Richard Richard Branson is you know he's old. So. 01:07:46.68 Max Shank It is now. A Monday morning original you heard it here for breaking news folks. 01:07:57.51 mikebledsoe I think I think the guy's really great in some respects but anyone who came out an

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