Jun 3, 2026 · 1 hr 29 min · 12 segments
In today's episode the brilliant mind and visionary, Bruce Lipton joins us to have a candid conversation on the state of our civilization and the planet at large. He sheds light on where we are…
Jason LokenHostTaya LokenHostI go, "Okay, why are we here?" "Oh, well, the point random [laughs] means they were accidental gen- genetic mutations." "So how come we're here?" I go, "Well, it was an accident.
[laughs] You shook them, and you win or you lose." Uh, and then why are we here? Well, that led to an understanding that we're here in a competition, that we're here in the struggle for survival b- with a competition for fitness.
Which then turns our world game into a culture based on the answers that say, well, what are we doing here? And the answer is get as much as you can while you can.
I said, "What do you mean?" He said, "Well, h- who could be the fittest?" Oh, I got Albert Einstein.
And I say, "Who's the fittest?" I say, "Well, [laughs] the Uzi certainly is gonna overpower Albert Einstein." All of a sudden, the jerk becomes the winner.
Now, unfortunately, part of the scientific theory is the population's getting too big, and that the idea of the government, wherever they are, is to keep order, um, peace.
Well, then what? Well, according to principle, there's famine and there's disease and there's war as ways of eliminating the population.
So we're fighting in a world where we're seeing the population just hit over eight billion.
Uh, a- and we're seeing the world devolve into a barbarian situation of Darwinian theory, which is, hey, as long as, uh...
I go, "Okay, why are we here?" "Oh, well, the point random [laughs] means they were accidental gen- genetic mutations." "So how come we're here?" I go, "Well, it was an accident.
[laughs] You shook them, and you win or you lose." Uh, and then why are we here? Well, that led to an understanding that we're here in a competition, that we're here in the struggle for survival b- with a competition for fitness.
Which then turns our world game into a culture based on the answers that say, well, what are we doing here? And the answer is get as much as you can while you can.
I said, "What do you mean?" He said, "Well, h- who could be the fittest?" Oh, I got Albert Einstein.
And I say, "Who's the fittest?" I say, "Well, [laughs] the Uzi certainly is gonna overpower Albert Einstein." All of a sudden, the jerk becomes the winner.
Now, unfortunately, part of the scientific theory is the population's getting too big, and that the idea of the government, wherever they are, is to keep order, um, peace.
Well, then what? Well, according to principle, there's famine and there's disease and there's war as ways of eliminating the population.
So we're fighting in a world where we're seeing the population just hit over eight billion.
Uh, a- and we're seeing the world devolve into a barbarian situation of Darwinian theory, which is, hey, as long as, uh...
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