Jul 7, 2026 · 58 min · 15 segments
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David PowellGuest
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But I, I always have this, I don't know what it, I think the thing that I like about humanity is our, um, is our mistakes i enjoy that that's why ai for me personally especially when it comes to what we know ai is to be now who knows what it's going to turn into it's like you know you can say five words and say make this hook through this line and there's there's a song but the imperfections in music like the beatles and things are or you know the stones or whatever and you listen to like oh there's some fret buzz there or like the you can tell that it's not perfectly mic'd up on the bass drum or whatever it may be is what makes us super special so there's a part of me and then i think another part of us that is super untouchable is this interconnection with god whatever that is for you i'm not a religious person i just i have this belief or this faith in this because of my personal experiences and i think our undying hope is what will never which is will be there for us when we need it most is that hope the knowing that things will be better or but they're trying to project a lot of darkness into us because you know even our cell phones are basically a portal in which they constantly try to make you feel a certain way and if you feel a certain way about whatever you know something crazy abortion whatever then they go ahead and they say oh we'll silo you here so that you see things that fit here and so if you look at my feed i go both ways i have this on the other and you see the craziness on both sides and i think it's to distract us i mean the mere fact that clicks is how they make money so therefore it's not good information a lot of times.

Because the reason why I know that is because I'm accessing... um, I'm accessing data somewhere else.

So I don't necessarily need to be in the body and you go to, you go to, um, what is it? The, the Monroe Institute, they'll take you right out of your body.

You'll, you'll look right down on your body, you know? So it's just, it's just the way it is.

Now I'm not going to attach any, you know, religious connotations but we are just there but we are ethereal in nature i mean when this is gone we're still there you know you

yeah i mean you can't you can't destroy the undestroyed you know the indestructible it's just it doesn't happen i don't know where i'll be going but but

i think it's like the third law of uh thermal dynamics that energy can't be destroyed it's just transferred or something like that Yeah, there's that in there, too.

But I, I always have this, I don't know what it, I think the thing that I like about humanity is our, um, is our mistakes i enjoy that that's why ai for me personally especially when it comes to what we know ai is to be now who knows what it's going to turn into it's like you know you can say five words and say make this hook through this line and there's there's a song but the imperfections in music like the beatles and things are or you know the stones or whatever and you listen to like oh there's some fret buzz there or like the you can tell that it's not perfectly mic'd up on the bass drum or whatever it may be is what makes us super special so there's a part of me and then i think another part of us that is super untouchable is this interconnection with god whatever that is for you i'm not a religious person i just i have this belief or this faith in this because of my personal experiences and i think our undying hope is what will never which is will be there for us when we need it most is that hope the knowing that things will be better or but they're trying to project a lot of darkness into us because you know even our cell phones are basically a portal in which they constantly try to make you feel a certain way and if you feel a certain way about whatever you know something crazy abortion whatever then they go ahead and they say oh we'll silo you here so that you see things that fit here and so if you look at my feed i go both ways i have this on the other and you see the craziness on both sides and i think it's to distract us i mean the mere fact that clicks is how they make money so therefore it's not good information a lot of times.

Because the reason why I know that is because I'm accessing... um, I'm accessing data somewhere else.

So I don't necessarily need to be in the body and you go to, you go to, um, what is it? The, the Monroe Institute, they'll take you right out of your body.

You'll, you'll look right down on your body, you know? So it's just, it's just the way it is.

Now I'm not going to attach any, you know, religious connotations but we are just there but we are ethereal in nature i mean when this is gone we're still there you know you

yeah i mean you can't you can't destroy the undestroyed you know the indestructible it's just it doesn't happen i don't know where i'll be going but but

i think it's like the third law of uh thermal dynamics that energy can't be destroyed it's just transferred or something like that Yeah, there's that in there, too.
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