Do you believe??
Sep 27, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 10 segments
First episode in a few years. Still trying to figure out what it all means ! The video version is on Instagram
Sep 27, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 10 segments
First episode in a few years. Still trying to figure out what it all means ! The video version is on Instagram
But, like, as for this social networking, I, I saw some report today that us humans, because of our phones...
I haven't been playing much music either, uh, but now I'm trying to get back into it.
But, uh, I saw this report that because of our phones, because of, you know, social networking and, and all this crap that we do now, there is like us as humans are speaking thir- 338 words less per day.
Like we literally don't communicate with one another anymore due to these, you know, these reports.
You know, we'd rather communicate with an AI chatbot, which we didn't even have before I left, you know? And people are learning to just kind of hibernate on their phones instead of, you know, uh, just talking to their neighbor, which is kind of, uh, kind of sad.
And they say that we need that social interaction to stimulate our brain and to make sure that, you know, it, it, we're functioning correctly.
You know? The more we talk to our friend out on the street, the more you just walk up to a stranger as long as they're safe and you just say, "Hey, you know, I like your hat." [laughs] Like I did to Jeremy.
I walked up to Jeremy and I'm, "Oh, I like your hat." At a show at, uh, Primus or, uh, what was it? Lennon, Claypool, uh, Delirium, and that was it.
And people are, are slowly, I guess, not communicating as much, which is, uh, which is kind of a sad thing.
I still like to talk to people physically, you know? But, um, I have missed you all.
You know, you do, you do create these little communities out there and connections and, you know, you guys aren't really my neighbor, you know, my neighbors, so like, you know, it's hard to see people.
[laughs] And that-- it's funny that of all people, you know, you are the, the one that is on here, and we had that connection, that speaking connection, that human connection that we all crave and all need.
But, like, as for this social networking, I, I saw some report today that us humans, because of our phones...
I haven't been playing much music either, uh, but now I'm trying to get back into it.
But, uh, I saw this report that because of our phones, because of, you know, social networking and, and all this crap that we do now, there is like us as humans are speaking thir- 338 words less per day.
Like we literally don't communicate with one another anymore due to these, you know, these reports.
You know, we'd rather communicate with an AI chatbot, which we didn't even have before I left, you know? And people are learning to just kind of hibernate on their phones instead of, you know, uh, just talking to their neighbor, which is kind of, uh, kind of sad.
And they say that we need that social interaction to stimulate our brain and to make sure that, you know, it, it, we're functioning correctly.
You know? The more we talk to our friend out on the street, the more you just walk up to a stranger as long as they're safe and you just say, "Hey, you know, I like your hat." [laughs] Like I did to Jeremy.
I walked up to Jeremy and I'm, "Oh, I like your hat." At a show at, uh, Primus or, uh, what was it? Lennon, Claypool, uh, Delirium, and that was it.
And people are, are slowly, I guess, not communicating as much, which is, uh, which is kind of a sad thing.
I still like to talk to people physically, you know? But, um, I have missed you all.
You know, you do, you do create these little communities out there and connections and, you know, you guys aren't really my neighbor, you know, my neighbors, so like, you know, it's hard to see people.
[laughs] And that-- it's funny that of all people, you know, you are the, the one that is on here, and we had that connection, that speaking connection, that human connection that we all crave and all need.
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