Aug 2, 2026 · 1 hr 42 min · 11 segments
Is reincarnation really the most important issue in humanity? Jarid is skeptical. So Jake makes the case by referencing quantum and Newtonian science, relaying documented cases of children remembering…
Jake RichmondHost
Jarid WatsonHost
So there's like a, yeah, but it, but I, so now I'm guessing though, because you, you did kind of elaborate on some of these things, uh, that, uh, that this is somewhat somewhere tied to the curiosity, like what kind of, uh, peak your curiosity into reincarnation or is just this a random realization that, oh shit, uh, maybe this thing that I am into now, maybe I have my own story that I have forgotten.
So if you haven't guessed yet, uh, everybody who's watching, uh, live on YouTube or listening, uh, to podcasts, uh, we're gonna talk about Jake's favorite topic of reincarnation.
But, um, I guess, so I'm not making a, a statement that is correct, I guess, then related to where this interest came from for you.
I had a weird memory that I couldn't explain and I was afraid to ask my mom about.
It was a little weird and it had a tiny bit of creepiness to it, but it was just weird.
I got interested in reincarnation because this was 20 plus years ago in the early days of Amazon.
Actually, I think I read a review of a different book that was not related to reincarnation.
And I just somehow, like in an Amazon rabbit hole, heard about this book called Children Who Remember Previous Lives by Dr. Ian Stevenson.
So a lot of this comes from Ian Stevenson's research and That book, I think, was not even his first.
But when I clicked on it, earlyamazon.com, I was reading the reviews of that book and I'm like, wow, this first thing I noticed was this book is $35.99 in like, you know, 2001 or whatever it was.
So there's like a, yeah, but it, but I, so now I'm guessing though, because you, you did kind of elaborate on some of these things, uh, that, uh, that this is somewhat somewhere tied to the curiosity, like what kind of, uh, peak your curiosity into reincarnation or is just this a random realization that, oh shit, uh, maybe this thing that I am into now, maybe I have my own story that I have forgotten.
So if you haven't guessed yet, uh, everybody who's watching, uh, live on YouTube or listening, uh, to podcasts, uh, we're gonna talk about Jake's favorite topic of reincarnation.
But, um, I guess, so I'm not making a, a statement that is correct, I guess, then related to where this interest came from for you.
I had a weird memory that I couldn't explain and I was afraid to ask my mom about.
It was a little weird and it had a tiny bit of creepiness to it, but it was just weird.
I got interested in reincarnation because this was 20 plus years ago in the early days of Amazon.
Actually, I think I read a review of a different book that was not related to reincarnation.
And I just somehow, like in an Amazon rabbit hole, heard about this book called Children Who Remember Previous Lives by Dr. Ian Stevenson.
So a lot of this comes from Ian Stevenson's research and That book, I think, was not even his first.
But when I clicked on it, earlyamazon.com, I was reading the reviews of that book and I'm like, wow, this first thing I noticed was this book is $35.99 in like, you know, 2001 or whatever it was.
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