Ted PhaetonHost
Man, um, I th- I hate that we're at the end of the conversation 'cause, like, this is probably a weight to throw in there that would be a good spot to echo into a part two if we were to do one.

But I hear that, and you mentioned it beforehand, and I've said this over and over again, how we have, we have developed and progressed technologically way faster than we have biologically, right? Like, my father was born before the modern-day Internet that we have today.

So we are still those biological beings from the tribal days, but now we are living with modern technology.

Some would say that the way we set up technology, we have to rearrange how we do things.

Others would say, "Hey, the way we did it as tribes were tried, and true, and foundational, so why change it?" Um, I don't know if we have time for you to touch on that really quick [laughs] in a couple minutes or-
Oh, totally, and I'm, I'm super down for a part two, and this is, like, a rabbit hole, right? Like-
It's like we have Paleolithic emotions and biology, medieval institutions, which is a whole different rabbit hole, and then God-like tech.
Now, epigenetics is real, peptides, and, you know, there's a bunch of biology shifts that are happening, so it's, it's not that clear-cut.
But basically, as in if you could speak his language, you and a caveman could have a full conversation.
So all the technology, what it's done is it's put in this metaphysical mentalism layer where our body is having to catch up with the mental thought sea of innovation.

Man, um, I th- I hate that we're at the end of the conversation 'cause, like, this is probably a weight to throw in there that would be a good spot to echo into a part two if we were to do one.

But I hear that, and you mentioned it beforehand, and I've said this over and over again, how we have, we have developed and progressed technologically way faster than we have biologically, right? Like, my father was born before the modern-day Internet that we have today.

So we are still those biological beings from the tribal days, but now we are living with modern technology.

Some would say that the way we set up technology, we have to rearrange how we do things.

Others would say, "Hey, the way we did it as tribes were tried, and true, and foundational, so why change it?" Um, I don't know if we have time for you to touch on that really quick [laughs] in a couple minutes or-
Oh, totally, and I'm, I'm super down for a part two, and this is, like, a rabbit hole, right? Like-
It's like we have Paleolithic emotions and biology, medieval institutions, which is a whole different rabbit hole, and then God-like tech.
Now, epigenetics is real, peptides, and, you know, there's a bunch of biology shifts that are happening, so it's, it's not that clear-cut.
But basically, as in if you could speak his language, you and a caveman could have a full conversation.
So all the technology, what it's done is it's put in this metaphysical mentalism layer where our body is having to catch up with the mental thought sea of innovation.
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