WOW!!! What an extraordinary interview/conversation, truly remarkable indeed. The availability of this deep discussion to anyone, at no charge, is such an immense blessing. I first learned of Daniel several years ago and I was immediately in awe of his knowledge, but even more impressed by his integrated thinking. And I have been eagerly consuming whatever content I can find that includes him and I always profoundly enjoy it: especially how much I learn. Some of the highlights that stand out for me were his speaking about education and then his father's role in that. Absolutely phenomenal and very touching! Great gratitude and appreciation to all who brought this into being with such open access!
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I know Daniel’s focus is on existential risk but on the rare podcast he talks about the human condition I find his insights much more impactful for me as a conscious agent. Thanks for facilitating this conversation!
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@@c3bhm it’s a series of 5 now right? That series was the 2nd time I saw Daniel (after discovering him on Theories of Everything with Curt Jaimungal) In your opinion, does this video add to the series with Nate Hagens? I’ve got such a huge list to watch, so if this doesn’t add much, I’ll probably skip. I’m a few minutes in and it doesn’t catch me as the series with Nate immediately did.
Another brilliant intellectual and philosophical Schmachdown by Daniel. Great conversation - it's like give Daniel a prompt and then let him fly. A lot of interesting insights. Thanks
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Our conversation with Daniel was remarkable, and there was so much deep material that was covered. This is something I need to listen to several times and take notes. Daniel is one of the bright lights and minds currently as a part of our collective consciousness and struggle for survival and beyond.
Daniel is missing that the word is the 10,000 things. The word and the wordlessness dance. Instead of “belief in God”, think “trust in God”. The trust is non-propositional because it develops around the experience of an intimate relationship.
My goodness! I cannot describe how I felt when he said learning is greatly enhanced when integrated with epistemology and ontology. I have encountered many of his perspectives throughout my life's journey. However, seeing him actualize that and become the extraordinary person he is today is incredibly heartwarming.
I prefer Girard straight up. Mr. S. Sounds like he’s parsing Girard to suit some new age belief system. ( Consilience?) He does have a fine mind, but what it amounts to is a dubious at present., if not openly an amalgamation of numerous other thinkers.
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I always feel wiser and more apprechiative after listening to Daniel. You can tell he is a deep thinker, and that he is something else. Wish more people were homeschooled with loving and wise parents. Thanks for this conversation, and I look forward to hearing the next one!
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Daniel is one of the most important voices in this turbulent time …….. I didn’t know he was located in my stomping ground ….. I live in north county as well …. I love California so much …. But we need to save it from itself
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Daniel is unquestionably a genius, and the beauty of genius is that it shows us new ways of viewing the everyday world. I do wish he'd explain why he keeps a shelf full of plucked chickens on his set, however... ;-)
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I am actually discovering this way of educating myself with interest only now when I am 34. I am happy for finding it eventually at all. It started with making homemade ferments. All sorts of them. These days I am into mead. Read a book about how you can just go for a walk and gather all the ingredients for your mead or drinkable ferment. And the next thing I am doing is buying a book on botanics. And next year I am planning to study and attempt to have my own bees to be able to handle the whole process, be ale to witness it. And people appreciate my efforts as my connection with nature building up seems to be somehow present in the drinks as well. So I go out, offer the mead, tell the story. And maybe someone will also see how wide the picture actually is. Over such a trivial matter - mead! I hope we all find our ways to appreciate all this and thank you for a lovely conversation. Much appreciated.
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As I think what Daniel has been saying, holistic recognition that this planet is our Eden must inform the choices we make at this fork in our road before which we all now stand.
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@@AnaBrigidaGomez Hah better! Hmm "While some hurt people try to hurt people, all healed people heal people?" I guess that implies all healed people heal without deliberately trying to
Such an important conversation! I’d like to think that ‘humanity’ - ‘the human family’, past present and future, does indeed now exist on some subtle level; not just as an aspirational ideal. This is my Teilhardian version of hope, maybe .. Thank you both for hosting Daniel. This conversation is a beautiful gift to us all ❤️
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Terrific insights. Personal favorite was marrying the intrinsic joy of learning with the extrinsic utility of having deeper knowledge. I know I'm guilty of researching primarily from a mindset of necessity rather than genuine curiosity. Thanks for the alignment check. Cheers!
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Great interview! Especially the last 20 min... I couldn't agree more that this universe is absolutely jaw-droppingly beautiful, and that's what we're here to take part in! It's why I became a nature photographer and an artist. It's why I play music even when no one else is listening. I've had those moments like Daniel described, where I was so awestruck that I'd happily deal with the suffering this life has brought just to have that single experience. And the gift is that they just keep happening! That said, I'm quite concerned about the state of things and the system we've built, which seems to prevent so many people from having this sense of bliss. We really need to awaken people to so many things to free them, but this technology wave is swallowing so many before we ever develop the capacity. The psychological health of young people is so bad that many are killing themselves, or wanting to lash out against society... It's an ugly trend. I hope we can show them there a better way before it's too late...
Did you have to lower your standards of living or reject the current idea of a successful career to be a nature photographer and artist? Or were you already well off when you started?
@@pedrogorilla483 I can't say I was very successful as an artist.... I started shortly after college and spent several years touring around Colorado at art shows and in various galleries. I won competitions and awards and enjoyed moderate recognition, but never really made a solid living at it. But it still means the world to me and I'm happy I do it. I spent most of my day today painting and sculpting my new projects (snakes made from local tree branches I find hiking). To me, life is about deciding how you want to spend your time, and doing what it takes to have that autonomy. I don't make hardly any money, but I don't care. I moved back into the house where I grew up and can live on the cheap, but I get to keep making art and music. It was a sacrifice, one I am still working my way through, but it isn't something I would give up to have more "success" as defined by society. Though I do hope to sell this new work, it isn't about that. It is about being connected to my world in a way that is meaningful. Being able to create something beautiful and being happy is enough for me. I hope you can find the same kind of peace!
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Thank you Daniel. If it's good for you it's good for me. Love is as love does . If we dont know how to - keep trying the trying may give a little soothing.
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I can see why Daniel chose to share his inner perceptions with such wise and receptive co-hosts. Roger, it was remarkable to see you framing Daniel's observations with perennial spiritual wisdom. And John, it was very moving to witness your visceral appreciation of Daniel and his father throughout the podcast. Thank you for a such a precious gift to be inspired and guided on how to be with the meta crisis from the inside out ❤️🙏
I loved the end of this. What is the purpose of life, why are we here? I hear these questions from many different people. Some people get so depressed about this. I always think of a line from a David Crosby song. "A child laughing in the sun".
Schmachdown received! 🙏Good to see Daniel growing out a very respectable wizardly beard... Discussions like this feel fundamentally necessary in (these?) times of 'spiritual fracture' and disillusionment/nihilism 🙏 Re-the hopefully incoming discussion on the 'hurt people hurt people and healed people heal people' : 1) The concepts of 'hurt' and 'heal' meanings / definitions? (Corollary: are the concepts of 'good' and 'evil' outmoded?) 2) Origin stories: where might this 'hurt' and 'heal' energy come from - dare we question the motives of the universe? Or is that beyond the scope (LOL) of this discussion? 3) How does the concept of suffering fit in with the idea of hurt and heal ie - does this imply that suffering (hurt?) is a necessary aspect of the cycle - ie how can we heal if there is no hurt? 4) Are there evolutionary systems that favor healing over suffering (or vice versa) or does the karmic wheel spin towards even split between the two - ie can we load the dice toward 'heal' or is this just another conceit? I'm sure you're already thinking along some (or all) of these line but a little brainstorm never hurt - thanks to the elders at Deep Transformation Podcast for putting this on 🙏 Awaiting my next Schmachdown😄🧙♂ thanks @deejay8ch that one's gna stick
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I recommend putting the timestamps you have on the website in your UA-cam video description. That'll help the algorithm promote it since UA-cam can easier identify keywords that match people's search terms
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It pains me that only 200 people have given comments, but happy 40K have seen it. This is one of the most incredible men that has existed. He is no doubt "smart", but in this interview he stresses that the main reason he is what he is can be attributed to his life experiences - mainly because of his parents. One of my favorite lines is "Parent is not just a noun, it's also a verb."
I take your point regarding the 200 comments. Perhaps many just feel that what they have to share is not worthy . I often question everything that I do , and wonder if it is worthy, and if I am just a pointless entity struggling through this existence, and then I lighten up a bit lol..
Wow, such a lovely conversation! I learned something from it, as I always do when Daniel is involved. I am new to this podcast but will watch it again I'm sure. Hopefully you will go ahead and have the second conversation with Daniel. If so, I would love to see that one also. I guess my question for Daniel about that would be, Is there any way to deal with a malignant narcissist that will protect others while simultaneously honoring them as also being a part of the One?
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Many Thanks for posting this conversation! We need more people to understand how important it is to have engaged parents, distributive education and an integrated king’s obligation to humanity and nature. I did find it sad that David is so smart that he can’t resolve his understand of God. An affliction I’ve shared for most of my life. Turns out God’s simple, but it’s acknowledgement takes time. The good news is that he’s still young and I’m sure he will get there!
Regarding God. I must agree with your post. Thank you for sharing. 'Let your ambition be the achievement on earth of a heavenly civilisation' [Bahai writings]
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A superb and enlightening discussion. Respectful. No ego-driven interruptions. Thank you. I have one question - and it’s both naive and deadly serious: why, when there is so much wisdom and learning and vision in one man (of course there are others too), are the people elected to “run the world”, SO ignorant. SO ill-informed. SO lacking in vision, empathy, compassion? Liz Truss. Trump. DeSantis. My question for Mr Schmachtenberger is “Why does power so easily align with ignorance, when one might imagine that it would align instead to wisdom”? Thank you.
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@@pedrogorilla483 you have my word (and my apologies) that jt was not intentionally right-biased. Those names jumped off the keyboard as extremes. I’m a Brit. Liz Truss, Sunak, Boris. Here in the states: Biden, Obama. Some of them unquestionably “intelligent”, yet I would say NONE of them “wise”. I was not making a political orientation statement. Right, center, left. I see no wisdom. Just a rabid, self-serving, insipid, clichéd scavenging for hoarding influence.
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Sounds like if you want the most out today's educational environment, then advise children at home how these are integrated by answering their questions. English, Math, History, Science are really just parts of the bigger picture, and you can tie them together. Around 18 minutes. 20 minutes in, sounds like, respect your child's intelligence, and move the discussion forward, at their ability, which changes rather quickly. Thank you very much gentlemen for sharing this conversation. Peace
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@@DeepTransformationPodcast The lastly part I already do, post some of your podcasts within my library, don't worry good company and I take no credit for others creative endeavors. I'll link my library,
This is my library and I have already included a few of the podcasts within it, I take no credit for someone else's hard work, just want to share the knowledge, thank you for the response. Peace
@@williamjmccartan8879 Thank you so much. We greatly appreciate this. 🙏🏼And thanks for including us in your library. You have an impressive library/playlist!
While I align with Daniel in many dimensions of the extremely complex issues we have as a species, two things Daniel stated in this interview give me deep concern: 01:07:00 "Do I think that consciousness is an emergent property of brains? Probably not." To me, as a geek interested in life and biology for over 50 years, the answer to that question is: Yes, beyond any shadow of remaining reasonable doubt, and the evidence for that is profound an multitudinous, for any serious student of evolution, behaviour, or their own experience. Just the facts that we go to sleep, or that we can hallucinate, or that we can be rendered unconscious by anesthesia, are major pointers. And of course, human brains, and human behaviour, is necessarily more complex than any brain can itself model in detail; though we can explore the general classes of systems and models and algorithms employed in the evolution of us. And we are sufficiently complex and diverse that it seems clear to me, that should I live for the rest of eternity, there will still be things of interest to explore in being human. Reality does seem to actually be that complex - in spite of the extreme tendencies to over simplify the irreducibly complex that evolution has biased into our neural networks - with work, such biases can be identified and mitigated to a significant degree in most contexts (and it takes a lot of work). 01:07:06 "Do I think there are things that don't have brains that includes other types of biology, have some qualia, that is some quality that it is like to be them? Probably yes." Again, to me, the evidence, from thousands of experiments and close observations I have personally performed, is, beyond any shadow of reasonable doubt - No. And that is not to lessen the complexity of even supposedly simple cellular life. Life seems clearly to be profoundly more complex than most have ever considered the possibility of, and even simple cells are capable of extremely complex responses to context, and the smallest animals we can see even more so; and the general classes of molecular mechanisms for such complexity are reasonably well characterised, and there is still a vast amount unknown about specifics, and there is no logical reason I can see to assign any significant probability to needing mechanisms beyond the general classes of classes of such things as some of us have reasonable confidence about, to explain observations. And that is nothing like saying I know it all - quite the inverse. I "know" enough to have reasonable confidence that all of my understandings are much more accurately characterised as "useful approximations in some contexts" rather than any sort of "Truth". And the confidence I have in the two propositions above is high - .95+.
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02:49 🎓 Daniel Schmachtenberger, a polymath, discusses his deep interest in various subjects and the interconnectedness of knowledge. 05:40 🌍 Schmachtenberger emphasizes the importance of viewing reality as sacred, leading to an intrinsic interest in understanding all aspects of it. 07:44 🔄 The Consilience Project, launched by Schmachtenberger, aims to integrate multiple perspectives on various topics for a more comprehensive understanding. 09:51 🤔 Schmachtenberger discusses the limitations of problem-solving approaches that often create second and third-order effects, advocating for a more holistic understanding. 16:53 📚 Schmachtenberger reflects on his unconventional, self-directed education, emphasizing the importance of facilitating a child's innate curiosities for deep learning. 19:02 🔄 The integrative thinking in Schmachtenberger's approach is attributed to his self-directed education, where he didn't compartmentalize knowledge. 20:54 🌐 Schmachtenberger's Big Picture integrative approach stems from a desire to appreciate the whole and optimize service to address global issues. 23:45 🧠 The decline in polymaths or "Super Geniuses" is discussed, with Schmachtenberger highlighting the role of aristocratic tutoring in fostering such intellectual breadth. 25:36 🎓 Education impact: The quality of education, especially in personalized tutoring, significantly influences a person's development, analogous to historical figures like Marcus Aurelius dedicating chapters to their tutors. 26:32 🏫 First-rate mentorship: World-class mathematicians often trace their success back to early exposure to first-rate mentors, emphasizing the importance of mentorship in skill development. 28:26 🌐 Democratization of education: The shift towards democratizing education resulted in wider access but potentially compromised the quality of the highest education, as personalized tutoring for the elite became less common. 29:23 🤝 Seek out mentors: Encouragement for young people to actively seek out mentors and invest time in learning from brilliant individuals, even if it involves tasks like housecleaning or learning additional skills. 30:32 🔄 Mentorship benefits: Mentorship goes beyond topical teaching; it involves caring, investing in the mentee's education, and providing a multi-domain education that includes ethics, aesthetics, and pragmatics. 31:00 🤔 Integrated learning: Education should integrate across different domains, including ontology and epistemology, fostering a holistic understanding of subjects beyond rote memorization. 31:44 🤯 Epistemological curiosity: The importance of understanding the epistemology of knowledge, delving into why and how discoveries were made, rather than merely memorizing formulas or information. 32:12 🧠 Generator function of insight: Developing an understanding of the generator function of novel insights across domains, enabling the internalization of the process rather than accumulating vast knowledge. 33:04 🌍 Expanded identity: Cultivating a sense of responsibility beyond oneself, extending care to people, animals, and life forms, and making sacrifices for the greater good. 34:53 🙏 Ethical motivation: Exploring the potential ennobling impact of belief systems, whether in a traditional afterlife or a metaphysical framework, on ethical behavior and a sense of responsibility. 37:34 💖 Principles of positive manhood: Lessons from the speaker's father on the highest value for men-serving women, nature, and children, emphasizing the importance of selfless service and integrity. 39:25 🛠 Problem-solving skills: The speaker's childhood experiences of hands-on problem-solving with his father contributed not just to mechanical skills but also to learning deeper psychological and spiritual integrity lessons. 46:52 💔 Forgiveness and guidance: The profound advice from the speaker's father on forgiveness, coupled with the commitment to help the wrongdoer do better, embodying a compassionate and transformative approach. 48:42 🌍 Daniel's upbringing involved activism, protests, and exposure to art and world religions, shaped by his father's experiences, including trauma and a green beret background. 50:10 🧠 Daniel emphasizes the complexity of his father's life, acknowledging extreme gifts and hardships, leading him to therapy and a unique parenting experience. 51:33 🦸 Daniel shares an anecdote highlighting his father's physical heroism, risking his life to save others during a violent incident in Encinitas. 54:43 🌐 The conversation shifts to Daniel's life's work on the "Meta Crisis" and the challenges humanity faces due to technological advancements, emphasizing the importance of multi-disciplinary education. 57:04 🌿 Daniel discusses the disconnect between the world's wealthiest individuals and nature, pointing out a fundamental issue in their lack of connection to their own embodiment and nature. 59:46 🌌 Daniel explores the intrinsic sacredness and meaningfulness of life, emphasizing the need for a deeper connection to perceive the uniqueness and interconnectedness of everything. 01:02:16 🤔 Daniel discusses the interplay between intellectual concepts and direct experience, highlighting the dance between the Dao and the ten thousand things. 01:07:24 🤯 Daniel shares nuanced perspectives on consciousness, sentience, and the potential for deep intelligence in the universe, avoiding rigid beliefs and embracing uncertainty. 01:09:05 🙏 Daniel reflects on the profound aspects of life that evoke a sense of awe and responsibility, moving beyond rigid beliefs and embracing the mystery of reality. 01:14:48 🌐 Daniel cautions against reductionism in understanding the meta crisis, acknowledging the danger of single-focus fallacies and the need for a multi-perspective approach. 01:15:29 🌐 Daniel discusses the fallacy of reductionism and highlights the importance of transcending limitations, acknowledging traps of reductionism. 01:16:12 🧠 Daniel explores the deeper causes of the "Meta crisis," considering spiritual and interior dimensions alongside technological and economic factors. 01:17:56 🔄 Daniel rejects a dualistic view, asserting that Consciousness and physics are equally fundamental facets of integrated reality, challenging common reductionist perspectives. 01:19:21 🌐 To address the Meta crisis, Daniel emphasizes the interconnectedness of psychological, technological, and economic aspects, advocating for a holistic approach. 01:23:12 🌐 Daniel introduces a framework from Marvin Harris, dividing civilization into infrastructure, social structures, and superstructure, providing a top-level understanding of their interconnection. 01:29:37 💡 Daniel delves into the psychological generator function of the Meta crisis, emphasizing a fragmented Consciousness as a root problem, leading to the inability to perceive interconnectedness and make holistic decisions. 01:36:54 🤔 In response to the question about human evolution, Daniel expresses skepticism about the concept of a united human family, highlighting the abstract nature of such an idea and the challenges posed by unprecedented global issues. 01:38:33 ⚖ Daniel discusses the historical track record of human behavior with power, raising concerns about the ability to steward exponential power responsibly, emphasizing the need for a significant shift to navigate the challenges posed by global issues. 01:41:06 🌍 Catastrophes will intensify; climate change's extreme weather events are inevitable. 01:43:24 🌐 No unified "we"; conflicting interests among nations, individuals, and elites. 01:43:52 🌏 Emergence of people caring and working for the greater good is happening. 01:44:06 🔄 Deep systemic change needed to avoid harm; a more universal, considerate approach required. 01:44:50 🤔 Critical phase ahead; a hard fork with potential outcomes of improvement or worsening. 01:45:04 🌱 Choices matter; living meaningfully in the face of challenges is crucial. 01:46:47 🔄 Modes of being, doing, and becoming defined by beauty, truth, and goodness. 01:49:25 🌟 Dharma inquiry: understanding one's unique relationship to what bothers, inspires, and calls them. 01:53:33 💡 Wisdom questions: effectiveness, calling, and optimal service as lifelong inquiries. 02:00:04 🙏 Connection to the beauty of life brings motivation; gratitude for existence and ongoing wonder.
Daniel you have something in common with Abraham Lincoln. I prefer the clean-shaven look. Otherwise,thank you for sharing your insights and opinions (that would be a catchy title for a book). I forward links to your content to my community of fellow travelers. Peace peace peace. I would also like to know where you stand with metaphysics (India..) , psychedelics (Aldous Huxley), and diet. Aloha
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It’s so wild how at the end of this when we start discussing meaning it just goes off a cliff. The meaning of life is the dad who had a brutal upbringing and despite every selective pressure pushing him in the direction of imposing all of that baggage onto another child he instead dedicates every ounce of his spirit to fostering Daniel. How Daniel can’t see that his purpose in life is to do even better than his dad did is bizarre. There is no greater meaning then generational progress as it relates to your involvement in it. Coming from such an amazing family, that Daniel thinks that a power balanced familial upbringing isn’t the structure to take humanity forward is insane.
You know a small fraction of his public life, yet you’re so certain of what THE best path is for him. I wonder why people like Jesus and other prominent figures didn’t follow your advice.
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I don't believe hurt people hurt people and healed people heal people. Many hurt people do NOT harm others but only healed people can truly help others in a way that actually makes a major difference in their lives. I think the entire world needs healing in some aspect. It's time we all healed.
Wonderful conversation. My question is what are your thoughts about gender factors; men have had hands on the plow while the women nurtured the young. Can we men learn more from our women about care and nurture? This notion seems to be absent from the deliberations?
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Topics & Time Stamps - Part 1 (From Website): Introducing brilliant integrative thinker Daniel Schmachtenberger (01:32) Finding meaning in the sacred dimensions of our world and the integrated wholeness of reality (03:52) Part of love is the desire to know everything about your partner-when loving reality, everything becomes interesting (05:47) The fractal nature of reality, looking at it through different lenses and receiving different insights, and how the more perspectives you take, the more depth and richness you perceive (07:13) Is there something about the nature of the effort to solve world problems that is at fault in their getting worse? (08:36) Daniel’s homeschooling parents set him on the path to following what is good, meaningful, and beautiful right from the start (10:22) If you facilitate children’s interest, they end up deep learning in many subjects (12:24) Daniel’s early education included systems theory and how to make a better world (14:46) How did Daniel come to be such an integrative thinker? Compartmentalized education vs integrated education (16:32) The decline of quality aristocratic tutoring has led to the decline of super geniuses (19:58) Are we all the result of our education? Tutors and mentors (28:11) Integrating across ontology and epistemology, and asking what is the generator function of novel insight? (29:07) Man’s greatest purpose is to serve the family of man: women, nature, children (33:07) The gruesome deficit of fathering in the world and what Daniel learned about being a man from his dad (35:19) On forgiveness, therapy, healing, catalyzing gifts (43:22) How do spiritual depths inform our contemporary crises? Needing to ask why we should protect nature shows a real pathological deficit (49:37) Orientation to the sacred and the meaningfulness of life forms through a deep bandwidth of connection and sensing (52:39) Learning more about the field of conceptuality can both interfere with one’s connection to the Tao and enhance it (55:39)
Topics & Time Stamps - Part 2 Does Daniel believe in God? (01:48) In Daniel’s “The Dance of the Tao and the 10,000 Things,” he asks, “Do atoms exist? Kind of! (08:23) The traps of reductionism in facing the metacrisis and how Daniel transcends them (10:49) The relation of physical crises to crises of consciousness: co-informing and co-arising facets of an integrative reality (13:11) Omni determinism, omni influence (16:31) Marvin Harris’ framework for understanding civilization: infrastructure, social structure, and superstructure (17:19) What in the interiority of human psyches, experiences & cultures are key drivers of the problems of the world? And how does our changed human genome, microbiome, and neurochemistry fit in? (19:00) We evolved to have attachments to 150 people-our tribe-so everything about bonding, attachment theory, the ideas of co-dependence & interdependence evolved in a tribal setting, in fact, we did not evolve to deal with what is going on now (21:22) The psychological generator function of the metacrisis results from perceiving the world as fragmented or made up of parts: conflict theory & mistake theory (23:34) The Realpolitik assessment of humans: we are dumb and nasty (25:54) It’s all based on a trade-off-we’re either trying to benefit ourselves now at the expense of our future selves, individually or collectively, or we just don’t realize the harm that is caused by what we do (27:26) Can we survive the current unprecedented metacrisis? No chance can we make it through without the catastrophes intensifying (30:08) The human family is not a real thing right now: there is no “we” (34:59) How to live a meaningful life? Deeply appreciate and honor the beauty of life, be in service to the beauty of reality, and deepen the capacity for both (37:33) Dharma inquiry and the vow of the bodhisattva (41:47) Where is the vow of the bodhisattva missing something? (44:09) It’s not just what is my unique calling but also what needs doing that no one else wants to do? (46:19) One beautiful peak experience is worth all the pain (50:00)
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I am so grateful for Daniel and the way his parent raised him. But two years ago I was launched into a midlife existential crisis that I will describe as a function of my subconscious "running the numbers" on life in the background for 40 years and finally reaching a conclusion point (that is to say, not THE conclusion as if I'm even capable of that, but my own personal conclusion based on what's available to me through my life experience). The math didn't, and doesn't, add up. I had subconsciously reached a point of understanding that I am fully enraged about how life has been set up, how it unfolds, how fucking violent and disgusting it so frequently is, and how all the things I've ever been pissed about with humanity are ultimately not our fault. I do not believe in God but I do believe in some force that has enough intelligence and power to make a world that at least functions on some level. That thing, that force, which animates all life is what my soul is being devastated by. That this thing which has the ULTIMATE power either doesn't have any fucks to give and is neutral, or it does care and still justifies all the brutality and insanity that is INHERENT in life. I cannot and will not ever endorse such a force or the life it generates. I'm honestly horrified that it seems most people do endorse it and continue to say life is beautiful and all that. If life is capable of all the complexity that even our brightest minds are still attempting to decipher, then why in the fucking shit is it really too much to ask that we not have a reality that demands murder is a central and essential part of the food cycle, or that allows babies and children to be on the receiving end of things I'd rather not even think much less write or speak? This reality says yes to genocide and no to a trillion other things which could make life so much more fun and beautiful. It's madness. And I don't understand why it's so hard to just acknowledge this reality is fucked, it's insane, it's filled with psyche and soul breaking horrors that just shouldn't have a justification for existing, and that self-deception is a legitimate (and devastating) coping mechanism the majority of humans participate in to deal with it. There just aren't enough rainbows, butterflies, sunsets, or inspiring philosophical words in the universe to make me conclude otherwise. Feeling this way is incredibly difficult but I have fought hard to think for myself and THAT is about the only sacred thing to me.
A few years ago I had a deep realization that reincarnation is real and I became depressed at the thought of having to come back to the physical realm over and over _forever_ , that even death wouldn’t end this insanity. I felt eternally trapped and was in deep despair. Out of this despair grew my interest in “spirituality” (for lack of a better term) because Eastern traditions offered the possibility of escape from this endless reincarnation, specifically I honed in on Indian Yoga, they all contain a lot of wisdom though. I do my best not to add to all the problems and maybe help if I can while I’m here. Anyway, I hope you find a way to be at ease in this paradoxical world, sincerely.
Thank you for watching, Nildaem! I believe Daniel was traveling during the recording of this episode. :) In case you're interested, here's the link to the episode page which includes a summary, timestamps, and links to resources mentioned during the conversation with Daniel Schmachtenberger. You might find some of the resources useful: Part 1: deeptransformation.io/daniel-schmachtenberger-1-developing-deeper-perception-of-life/ Part 2: deeptransformation.io/daniel-schmachtenberger-2-developing-deeper-understanding-of-life/ And please don't forget to subscribe to our UA-cam channel and podcast through your preferred podcast platform such as Apple Podcasts or Spotify. You can also visit our website to subscribe to our mailing list: deeptransformation.io/ *Lastly, can you kindly share the podcast with your community? This would really help the wisdom of our guests reach more people. Thank you!* 🙏🏼
seeing that the metacrisis is complex and interconnected is the easy part. what we need to do is identify trigger points that could leverage the change we need through their effects on other parts of the system, which is what mandatory psychedelic therapy at high dose for political candidates could do, and that would be a prerequisite to things like challenging citizens united.
We are all hurt people, and to some degree healed people. In process, how can we best integrate the deconstruction of the old with the construction of the new in a way that generates recursive healing rather than a shitty mixture of some healing and some hurt? If I have an ice cream cone with my favorite flavors, plus a vein of feces throughout, the presence of my favorite flavors will only stand to emphasize how awful the experience of contrast is.
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Daniel 🥰🥰 4ever my crush.....don't tell my husband 🤫 I'm homeschooling now and will theme each day on one of your father's lessons 🥰🥰🥰🥰 not sure how I'll teach worshipping at the altar, 😂 lol
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This is today’s version of the biblical civilizational crisis of Noah & the Tower of Babel. It wouldn’t surprise me if Daniel was building an ark in his back yard 🤔
Just had to connect . This is a great post. Blessings from Auckland, New Zealand 'Let your ambition be the achievement on earth of a heavenly civilisation' [Bahai writings]
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it still seems like healing is taken for granted and the helpers are not getting helped-- the riders like "daniel" get helped and then dump all over the process. i've been through this rodeo several million times. god is a man that helps other men and the mother is uncredited and the daughter has no role model to realize she is worth helping as well. they only graduate so-called "daniels"
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WOW!!! What an extraordinary interview/conversation, truly remarkable indeed. The availability of this deep discussion to anyone, at no charge, is such an immense blessing.
I first learned of Daniel several years ago and I was immediately in awe of his knowledge, but even more impressed by his integrated thinking. And I have been eagerly consuming whatever content I can find that includes him and I always profoundly enjoy it: especially how much I learn.
Some of the highlights that stand out for me were his speaking about education and then his father's role in that. Absolutely phenomenal and very touching!
Great gratitude and appreciation to all who brought this into being with such open access!
"There is noting that isn't interesting" Great Quote
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I know Daniel’s focus is on existential risk but on the rare podcast he talks about the human condition I find his insights much more impactful for me as a conscious agent. Thanks for facilitating this conversation!
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The most personal/human I've ever heard DS be is in the 4 part series with Nate Hagens, if you're interested. I've been following DS for years.
@@c3bhm thank you for the recommendation ser. will check this one
Totally gobsmacked. What a treasure and a privilege these 2 hours have been.
@@c3bhm it’s a series of 5 now right? That series was the 2nd time I saw Daniel (after discovering him on Theories of Everything with Curt Jaimungal)
In your opinion, does this video add to the series with Nate Hagens? I’ve got such a huge list to watch, so if this doesn’t add much, I’ll probably skip. I’m a few minutes in and it doesn’t catch me as the series with Nate immediately did.
Another brilliant intellectual and philosophical Schmachdown by Daniel. Great conversation - it's like give Daniel a prompt and then let him fly. A lot of interesting insights. Thanks
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@@DeepTransformationPodcast Great timestamps in presentation - appreciated !!
Schmachdown 😂😄
Our conversation with Daniel was remarkable, and there was so much deep material that was covered. This is something I need to listen to several times and take notes. Daniel is one of the bright lights and minds currently as a part of our collective consciousness and struggle for survival and beyond.
Yes Daniel is a very special being. Thanks for sharing.
Daniel is missing that the word is the 10,000 things. The word and the wordlessness dance. Instead of “belief in God”, think “trust in God”. The trust is non-propositional because it develops around the experience of an intimate relationship.
My goodness! I cannot describe how I felt when he said learning is greatly enhanced when integrated with epistemology and ontology. I have encountered many of his perspectives throughout my life's journey. However, seeing him actualize that and become the extraordinary person he is today is incredibly heartwarming.
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I prefer Girard straight up. Mr. S. Sounds like he’s parsing Girard to suit some new age belief system. ( Consilience?) He does have a fine mind, but what it amounts to is a dubious at present., if not openly an amalgamation of numerous other thinkers.
I swear, Daniel's insights keep getting more interesting and life changing. Thank you all for this beautiful conversation.
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I always feel wiser and more apprechiative after listening to Daniel. You can tell he is a deep thinker, and that he is something else. Wish more people were homeschooled with loving and wise parents. Thanks for this conversation, and I look forward to hearing the next one!
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Daniel is one of the most important voices in this turbulent time …….. I didn’t know he was located in my stomping ground ….. I live in north county as well …. I love California so much …. But we need to save it from itself
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His childhood context explains A LOT. It gets me very excited about the potential of our species if we could reliably produce more Daniels.
Too bad there’s something called normal distribution.
Does it get u hard?
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That is what they wanted many Hitlers! Cleaning..
Daniel is unquestionably a genius, and the beauty of genius is that it shows us new ways of viewing the everyday world. I do wish he'd explain why he keeps a shelf full of plucked chickens on his set, however... ;-)
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We are so fortunate that this conversation was organised, captured and shared. Huge thanks to everyone involved!
Daniel takes this existence to another level.
'Let your ambition be the achievement on earth of a heavenly civilisation' [Bahai writings]
The power of Empathy Love it is Powerful Redemption for All 🕊💖
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I am actually discovering this way of educating myself with interest only now when I am 34. I am happy for finding it eventually at all. It started with making homemade ferments. All sorts of them. These days I am into mead. Read a book about how you can just go for a walk and gather all the ingredients for your mead or drinkable ferment. And the next thing I am doing is buying a book on botanics. And next year I am planning to study and attempt to have my own bees to be able to handle the whole process, be ale to witness it. And people appreciate my efforts as my connection with nature building up seems to be somehow present in the drinks as well. So I go out, offer the mead, tell the story. And maybe someone will also see how wide the picture actually is. Over such a trivial matter - mead! I hope we all find our ways to appreciate all this and thank you for a lovely conversation. Much appreciated.
I love the Being, Doing, Becoming bit whenever Daniel speaks about it
enacting, realizing life
It's all about the beauty!
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As I think what Daniel has been saying, holistic recognition that this planet is our Eden must inform the choices we make at this fork in our road before which we all now stand.
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@55:44
You know he’s a good speaker when his silence has got you sitting on edge
Thank you deep transformation podcast, thank you, Roger Walsh, thank you John Dupuy, thank you Daniel Schmachtenberger, thank you universe.
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Wonderful!! A sincere "Thank You" to all of you fine gentlemen!
Daniel saved my life a few years ago when I was giving up
Even if I am ambivalent in my gratitude, others are grateful
I would amend to "Hurt people TRY to hurt people, healed people TRY to heal people" it doesn't always work for better and worse.
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"Try" implies intention to me. Not all hurt people intend to hurt people.
@@Dilmahkana Good point. Ammending to "Some hurt people try to hurt people, but all healed people try to heal people" How does that sound?
@@AnaBrigidaGomez Hah better! Hmm "While some hurt people try to hurt people, all healed people heal people?"
I guess that implies all healed people heal without deliberately trying to
Watching all this at the age of 20
Such an important conversation!
I’d like to think that ‘humanity’ - ‘the human family’, past present and future, does indeed now exist on some subtle level; not just as an aspirational ideal. This is my Teilhardian version of hope, maybe ..
Thank you both for hosting Daniel. This conversation is a beautiful gift to us all ❤️
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Terrific insights. Personal favorite was marrying the intrinsic joy of learning with the extrinsic utility of having deeper knowledge. I know I'm guilty of researching primarily from a mindset of necessity rather than genuine curiosity. Thanks for the alignment check. Cheers!
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@@DeepTransformationPodcast The references section is a nice addition. Thanks!
Such a fantastic conversation. Thank you, all of you
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Great interview!
Especially the last 20 min...
I couldn't agree more that this universe is absolutely jaw-droppingly beautiful, and that's what we're here to take part in!
It's why I became a nature photographer and an artist. It's why I play music even when no one else is listening.
I've had those moments like Daniel described, where I was so awestruck that I'd happily deal with the suffering this life has brought just to have that single experience.
And the gift is that they just keep happening!
That said, I'm quite concerned about the state of things and the system we've built, which seems to prevent so many people from having this sense of bliss.
We really need to awaken people to so many things to free them, but this technology wave is swallowing so many before we ever develop the capacity.
The psychological health of young people is so bad that many are killing themselves, or wanting to lash out against society...
It's an ugly trend.
I hope we can show them there a better way before it's too late...
Beautifully said. Thank you!
Did you have to lower your standards of living or reject the current idea of a successful career to be a nature photographer and artist? Or were you already well off when you started?
@@pedrogorilla483 I can't say I was very successful as an artist.... I started shortly after college and spent several years touring around Colorado at art shows and in various galleries.
I won competitions and awards and enjoyed moderate recognition, but never really made a solid living at it.
But it still means the world to me and I'm happy I do it.
I spent most of my day today painting and sculpting my new projects (snakes made from local tree branches I find hiking).
To me, life is about deciding how you want to spend your time, and doing what it takes to have that autonomy.
I don't make hardly any money, but I don't care.
I moved back into the house where I grew up and can live on the cheap, but I get to keep making art and music.
It was a sacrifice, one I am still working my way through, but it isn't something I would give up to have more "success" as defined by society. Though I do hope to sell this new work, it isn't about that.
It is about being connected to my world in a way that is meaningful.
Being able to create something beautiful and being happy is enough for me.
I hope you can find the same kind of peace!
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Thank you Daniel.
If it's good for you it's good for me.
Love is as love does . If we dont know how to - keep trying the trying may give a little soothing.
Great interview! Need to jump off now, but Look forward to finishing tomorrow 🙏🏼💛🙏🏼
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I can see why Daniel chose to share his inner perceptions with such wise and receptive co-hosts. Roger, it was remarkable to see you framing Daniel's observations with perennial spiritual wisdom. And John, it was very moving to witness your visceral appreciation of Daniel and his father throughout the podcast. Thank you for a such a precious gift to be inspired and guided on how to be with the meta crisis from the inside out ❤️🙏
I loved the end of this. What is the purpose of life, why are we here? I hear these questions from many different people. Some people get so depressed about this. I always think of a line from a David Crosby song.
"A child laughing in the sun".
Schmachdown received! 🙏Good to see Daniel growing out a very respectable wizardly beard... Discussions like this feel fundamentally necessary in (these?) times of 'spiritual fracture' and disillusionment/nihilism 🙏 Re-the hopefully incoming discussion on the 'hurt people hurt people and healed people heal people' : 1) The concepts of 'hurt' and 'heal' meanings / definitions? (Corollary: are the concepts of 'good' and 'evil' outmoded?) 2) Origin stories: where might this 'hurt' and 'heal' energy come from - dare we question the motives of the universe? Or is that beyond the scope (LOL) of this discussion? 3) How does the concept of suffering fit in with the idea of hurt and heal ie - does this imply that suffering (hurt?) is a necessary aspect of the cycle - ie how can we heal if there is no hurt? 4) Are there evolutionary systems that favor healing over suffering (or vice versa) or does the karmic wheel spin towards even split between the two - ie can we load the dice toward 'heal' or is this just another conceit? I'm sure you're already thinking along some (or all) of these line but a little brainstorm never hurt - thanks to the elders at Deep Transformation Podcast for putting this on 🙏 Awaiting my next Schmachdown😄🧙♂ thanks @deejay8ch that one's gna stick
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Wow! A rational human. ☮️♥️
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Thank you for this suggestion
Thank you for this conversation. It's appreciated. 😊
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Beautiful conversation! Thank you!
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It pains me that only 200 people have given comments, but happy 40K have seen it. This is one of the most incredible men that has existed. He is no doubt "smart", but in this interview he stresses that the main reason he is what he is can be attributed to his life experiences - mainly because of his parents. One of my favorite lines is "Parent is not just a noun, it's also a verb."
I take your point regarding the 200 comments. Perhaps many just feel that what they have to share is not worthy . I often question everything that I do , and wonder if it is worthy, and if I am just a pointless entity struggling through this existence, and then I lighten up a bit lol..
Very insightful. Thank you. @@tripzville7569
Wow, such a lovely conversation! I learned something from it, as I always do when Daniel is involved. I am new to this podcast but will watch it again I'm sure. Hopefully you will go ahead and have the second conversation with Daniel. If so, I would love to see that one also. I guess my question for Daniel about that would be, Is there any way to deal with a malignant narcissist that will protect others while simultaneously honoring them as also being a part of the One?
A powerful explorations of the kardial nature of human Being
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Half way through and deeply inspired. Will be listening again taking notes - so much to digest/assimilate and thus apply.
Brilliant conversation!
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I love Daniel! 💙
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This was extremely enlightening. Great conversation.
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A precious and life enriching conversation. Thank you.
You covered a LOT here. Good stuff!
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Thank you guys for this. We needed to hear this.
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Such a nourishing and inspiring conversation, thank you. Everything time I listen to Daniel I feel my hope rise.
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Thank you for this, I love hearing Daniel talk. He moves something in me and is very eloquent
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Many Thanks for posting this conversation! We need more people to understand how important it is to have engaged parents, distributive education and an integrated king’s obligation to humanity and nature.
I did find it sad that David is so smart that he can’t resolve his understand of God. An affliction I’ve shared for most of my life. Turns out God’s simple, but it’s acknowledgement takes time. The good news is that he’s still young and I’m sure he will get there!
Regarding God. I must agree with your post. Thank you for sharing.
'Let your ambition be the achievement on earth of a heavenly civilisation' [Bahai writings]
Loved this! Thank you Daniel
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What a brilliant teacher❣🙏
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Excellent conversation! Many thanks to all three of you. Learned a ton, felt a ton, loving this. Very cool. 🙂 Mahalo!!
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Thank you! I will do so. Much love! @@DeepTransformationPodcast
I would like to be here when Daniel and Zak are talking as friends, for the underlying psycho-technologies.
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Question for Daniel:
As a healed person, what does your diet consist of and what are its sources?
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A superb and enlightening discussion. Respectful. No ego-driven interruptions. Thank you.
I have one question - and it’s both naive and deadly serious: why, when there is so much wisdom and learning and vision in one man (of course there are others too), are the people elected to “run the world”, SO ignorant. SO ill-informed. SO lacking in vision, empathy, compassion?
Liz Truss. Trump. DeSantis.
My question for Mr Schmachtenberger is “Why does power so easily align with ignorance, when one might imagine that it would align instead to wisdom”?
Thank you.
Interesting that you only mentioned ignorant leaders from one side of the spectrum...
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@@pedrogorilla483 you have my word (and my apologies) that jt was not intentionally right-biased. Those names jumped off the keyboard as extremes. I’m a Brit. Liz Truss, Sunak, Boris. Here in the states: Biden, Obama. Some of them unquestionably “intelligent”, yet I would say NONE of them “wise”. I was not making a political orientation statement. Right, center, left. I see no wisdom. Just a rabid, self-serving, insipid, clichéd scavenging for hoarding influence.
Superb conversation. Many thanks.
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this content needs to reach more people. translating the transcript into other languages is as important.
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I LOVE THIS MAN
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Sounds like if you want the most out today's educational environment, then advise children at home how these are integrated by answering their questions. English, Math, History, Science are really just parts of the bigger picture, and you can tie them together. Around 18 minutes. 20 minutes in, sounds like, respect your child's intelligence, and move the discussion forward, at their ability, which changes rather quickly. Thank you very much gentlemen for sharing this conversation. Peace
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@@DeepTransformationPodcast The lastly part I already do, post some of your podcasts within my library, don't worry good company and I take no credit for others creative endeavors. I'll link my library,
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This is my library and I have already included a few of the podcasts within it, I take no credit for someone else's hard work, just want to share the knowledge, thank you for the response. Peace
@@williamjmccartan8879 Thank you so much. We greatly appreciate this. 🙏🏼And thanks for including us in your library. You have an impressive library/playlist!
I don’t know if he’s said this explicitly, but from everything I’ve absorbed from Daniel, it appears that Taoism is the third attractor.
While I align with Daniel in many dimensions of the extremely complex issues we have as a species, two things Daniel stated in this interview give me deep concern:
01:07:00 "Do I think that consciousness is an emergent property of brains? Probably not."
To me, as a geek interested in life and biology for over 50 years, the answer to that question is: Yes, beyond any shadow of remaining reasonable doubt, and the evidence for that is profound an multitudinous, for any serious student of evolution, behaviour, or their own experience. Just the facts that we go to sleep, or that we can hallucinate, or that we can be rendered unconscious by anesthesia, are major pointers.
And of course, human brains, and human behaviour, is necessarily more complex than any brain can itself model in detail; though we can explore the general classes of systems and models and algorithms employed in the evolution of us. And we are sufficiently complex and diverse that it seems clear to me, that should I live for the rest of eternity, there will still be things of interest to explore in being human. Reality does seem to actually be that complex - in spite of the extreme tendencies to over simplify the irreducibly complex that evolution has biased into our neural networks - with work, such biases can be identified and mitigated to a significant degree in most contexts (and it takes a lot of work).
01:07:06 "Do I think there are things that don't have brains that includes other types of biology, have some qualia, that is some quality that it is like to be them? Probably yes."
Again, to me, the evidence, from thousands of experiments and close observations I have personally performed, is, beyond any shadow of reasonable doubt - No.
And that is not to lessen the complexity of even supposedly simple cellular life. Life seems clearly to be profoundly more complex than most have ever considered the possibility of, and even simple cells are capable of extremely complex responses to context, and the smallest animals we can see even more so; and the general classes of molecular mechanisms for such complexity are reasonably well characterised, and there is still a vast amount unknown about specifics, and there is no logical reason I can see to assign any significant probability to needing mechanisms beyond the general classes of classes of such things as some of us have reasonable confidence about, to explain observations.
And that is nothing like saying I know it all - quite the inverse. I "know" enough to have reasonable confidence that all of my understandings are much more accurately characterised as "useful approximations in some contexts" rather than any sort of "Truth".
And the confidence I have in the two propositions above is high - .95+.
This is quite the share! Thank you for your contribution.
Sounds like you need 100ug of LSD.
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I absolutely loved this. Thank you so much ❤
Thanks for letting us know, Jackson!
don't dream it, be it
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Why not both?
02:49 🎓 Daniel Schmachtenberger, a polymath, discusses his deep interest in various subjects and the interconnectedness of knowledge.
05:40 🌍 Schmachtenberger emphasizes the importance of viewing reality as sacred, leading to an intrinsic interest in understanding all aspects of it.
07:44 🔄 The Consilience Project, launched by Schmachtenberger, aims to integrate multiple perspectives on various topics for a more comprehensive understanding.
09:51 🤔 Schmachtenberger discusses the limitations of problem-solving approaches that often create second and third-order effects, advocating for a more holistic understanding.
16:53 📚 Schmachtenberger reflects on his unconventional, self-directed education, emphasizing the importance of facilitating a child's innate curiosities for deep learning.
19:02 🔄 The integrative thinking in Schmachtenberger's approach is attributed to his self-directed education, where he didn't compartmentalize knowledge.
20:54 🌐 Schmachtenberger's Big Picture integrative approach stems from a desire to appreciate the whole and optimize service to address global issues.
23:45 🧠 The decline in polymaths or "Super Geniuses" is discussed, with Schmachtenberger highlighting the role of aristocratic tutoring in fostering such intellectual breadth.
25:36 🎓 Education impact: The quality of education, especially in personalized tutoring, significantly influences a person's development, analogous to historical figures like Marcus Aurelius dedicating chapters to their tutors.
26:32 🏫 First-rate mentorship: World-class mathematicians often trace their success back to early exposure to first-rate mentors, emphasizing the importance of mentorship in skill development.
28:26 🌐 Democratization of education: The shift towards democratizing education resulted in wider access but potentially compromised the quality of the highest education, as personalized tutoring for the elite became less common.
29:23 🤝 Seek out mentors: Encouragement for young people to actively seek out mentors and invest time in learning from brilliant individuals, even if it involves tasks like housecleaning or learning additional skills.
30:32 🔄 Mentorship benefits: Mentorship goes beyond topical teaching; it involves caring, investing in the mentee's education, and providing a multi-domain education that includes ethics, aesthetics, and pragmatics.
31:00 🤔 Integrated learning: Education should integrate across different domains, including ontology and epistemology, fostering a holistic understanding of subjects beyond rote memorization.
31:44 🤯 Epistemological curiosity: The importance of understanding the epistemology of knowledge, delving into why and how discoveries were made, rather than merely memorizing formulas or information.
32:12 🧠 Generator function of insight: Developing an understanding of the generator function of novel insights across domains, enabling the internalization of the process rather than accumulating vast knowledge.
33:04 🌍 Expanded identity: Cultivating a sense of responsibility beyond oneself, extending care to people, animals, and life forms, and making sacrifices for the greater good.
34:53 🙏 Ethical motivation: Exploring the potential ennobling impact of belief systems, whether in a traditional afterlife or a metaphysical framework, on ethical behavior and a sense of responsibility.
37:34 💖 Principles of positive manhood: Lessons from the speaker's father on the highest value for men-serving women, nature, and children, emphasizing the importance of selfless service and integrity.
39:25 🛠 Problem-solving skills: The speaker's childhood experiences of hands-on problem-solving with his father contributed not just to mechanical skills but also to learning deeper psychological and spiritual integrity lessons.
46:52 💔 Forgiveness and guidance: The profound advice from the speaker's father on forgiveness, coupled with the commitment to help the wrongdoer do better, embodying a compassionate and transformative approach.
48:42 🌍 Daniel's upbringing involved activism, protests, and exposure to art and world religions, shaped by his father's experiences, including trauma and a green beret background.
50:10 🧠 Daniel emphasizes the complexity of his father's life, acknowledging extreme gifts and hardships, leading him to therapy and a unique parenting experience.
51:33 🦸 Daniel shares an anecdote highlighting his father's physical heroism, risking his life to save others during a violent incident in Encinitas.
54:43 🌐 The conversation shifts to Daniel's life's work on the "Meta Crisis" and the challenges humanity faces due to technological advancements, emphasizing the importance of multi-disciplinary education.
57:04 🌿 Daniel discusses the disconnect between the world's wealthiest individuals and nature, pointing out a fundamental issue in their lack of connection to their own embodiment and nature.
59:46 🌌 Daniel explores the intrinsic sacredness and meaningfulness of life, emphasizing the need for a deeper connection to perceive the uniqueness and interconnectedness of everything.
01:02:16 🤔 Daniel discusses the interplay between intellectual concepts and direct experience, highlighting the dance between the Dao and the ten thousand things.
01:07:24 🤯 Daniel shares nuanced perspectives on consciousness, sentience, and the potential for deep intelligence in the universe, avoiding rigid beliefs and embracing uncertainty.
01:09:05 🙏 Daniel reflects on the profound aspects of life that evoke a sense of awe and responsibility, moving beyond rigid beliefs and embracing the mystery of reality.
01:14:48 🌐 Daniel cautions against reductionism in understanding the meta crisis, acknowledging the danger of single-focus fallacies and the need for a multi-perspective approach.
01:15:29 🌐 Daniel discusses the fallacy of reductionism and highlights the importance of transcending limitations, acknowledging traps of reductionism.
01:16:12 🧠 Daniel explores the deeper causes of the "Meta crisis," considering spiritual and interior dimensions alongside technological and economic factors.
01:17:56 🔄 Daniel rejects a dualistic view, asserting that Consciousness and physics are equally fundamental facets of integrated reality, challenging common reductionist perspectives.
01:19:21 🌐 To address the Meta crisis, Daniel emphasizes the interconnectedness of psychological, technological, and economic aspects, advocating for a holistic approach.
01:23:12 🌐 Daniel introduces a framework from Marvin Harris, dividing civilization into infrastructure, social structures, and superstructure, providing a top-level understanding of their interconnection.
01:29:37 💡 Daniel delves into the psychological generator function of the Meta crisis, emphasizing a fragmented Consciousness as a root problem, leading to the inability to perceive interconnectedness and make holistic decisions.
01:36:54 🤔 In response to the question about human evolution, Daniel expresses skepticism about the concept of a united human family, highlighting the abstract nature of such an idea and the challenges posed by unprecedented global issues.
01:38:33 ⚖ Daniel discusses the historical track record of human behavior with power, raising concerns about the ability to steward exponential power responsibly, emphasizing the need for a significant shift to navigate the challenges posed by global issues.
01:41:06 🌍 Catastrophes will intensify; climate change's extreme weather events are inevitable.
01:43:24 🌐 No unified "we"; conflicting interests among nations, individuals, and elites.
01:43:52 🌏 Emergence of people caring and working for the greater good is happening.
01:44:06 🔄 Deep systemic change needed to avoid harm; a more universal, considerate approach required.
01:44:50 🤔 Critical phase ahead; a hard fork with potential outcomes of improvement or worsening.
01:45:04 🌱 Choices matter; living meaningfully in the face of challenges is crucial.
01:46:47 🔄 Modes of being, doing, and becoming defined by beauty, truth, and goodness.
01:49:25 🌟 Dharma inquiry: understanding one's unique relationship to what bothers, inspires, and calls them.
01:53:33 💡 Wisdom questions: effectiveness, calling, and optimal service as lifelong inquiries.
02:00:04 🙏 Connection to the beauty of life brings motivation; gratitude for existence and ongoing wonder.
Thank you!!
Daniel you have something in common with Abraham Lincoln. I prefer the clean-shaven look. Otherwise,thank you for sharing your insights and opinions (that would be a catchy title for a book).
I forward links to your content to my community of fellow travelers.
Peace peace peace.
I would also like to know where you stand with metaphysics (India..) , psychedelics (Aldous Huxley), and diet.
Aloha
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Isn't it all about being wholly present.
It’s so wild how at the end of this when we start discussing meaning it just goes off a cliff. The meaning of life is the dad who had a brutal upbringing and despite every selective pressure pushing him in the direction of imposing all of that baggage onto another child he instead dedicates every ounce of his spirit to fostering Daniel. How Daniel can’t see that his purpose in life is to do even better than his dad did is bizarre. There is no greater meaning then generational progress as it relates to your involvement in it. Coming from such an amazing family, that Daniel thinks that a power balanced familial upbringing isn’t the structure to take humanity forward is insane.
You know a small fraction of his public life, yet you’re so certain of what THE best path is for him. I wonder why people like Jesus and other prominent figures didn’t follow your advice.
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I don't believe hurt people hurt people and healed people heal people. Many hurt people do NOT harm others but only healed people can truly help others in a way that actually makes a major difference in their lives. I think the entire world needs healing in some aspect. It's time we all healed.
Beautiful post so I connected.
Wonderful conversation. My question is what are your thoughts about gender factors; men have had hands on the plow while the women nurtured the young. Can we men learn more from our women about care and nurture? This notion seems to be absent from the deliberations?
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This was just exhilarating to listen to.
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Topics & Time Stamps - Part 1 (From Website):
Introducing brilliant integrative thinker Daniel Schmachtenberger (01:32)
Finding meaning in the sacred dimensions of our world and the integrated wholeness of reality (03:52)
Part of love is the desire to know everything about your partner-when loving reality, everything becomes interesting (05:47)
The fractal nature of reality, looking at it through different lenses and receiving different insights, and how the more perspectives you take, the more depth and richness you perceive (07:13)
Is there something about the nature of the effort to solve world problems that is at fault in their getting worse? (08:36)
Daniel’s homeschooling parents set him on the path to following what is good, meaningful, and beautiful right from the start (10:22)
If you facilitate children’s interest, they end up deep learning in many subjects (12:24)
Daniel’s early education included systems theory and how to make a better world (14:46)
How did Daniel come to be such an integrative thinker? Compartmentalized education vs integrated education (16:32)
The decline of quality aristocratic tutoring has led to the decline of super geniuses (19:58)
Are we all the result of our education? Tutors and mentors (28:11)
Integrating across ontology and epistemology, and asking what is the generator function of novel insight? (29:07)
Man’s greatest purpose is to serve the family of man: women, nature, children (33:07)
The gruesome deficit of fathering in the world and what Daniel learned about being a man from his dad (35:19)
On forgiveness, therapy, healing, catalyzing gifts (43:22)
How do spiritual depths inform our contemporary crises? Needing to ask why we should protect nature shows a real pathological deficit (49:37)
Orientation to the sacred and the meaningfulness of life forms through a deep bandwidth of connection and sensing (52:39)
Learning more about the field of conceptuality can both interfere with one’s connection to the Tao and enhance it (55:39)
Topics & Time Stamps - Part 2
Does Daniel believe in God? (01:48)
In Daniel’s “The Dance of the Tao and the 10,000 Things,” he asks, “Do atoms exist? Kind of! (08:23)
The traps of reductionism in facing the metacrisis and how Daniel transcends them (10:49)
The relation of physical crises to crises of consciousness: co-informing and co-arising facets of an integrative reality (13:11)
Omni determinism, omni influence (16:31)
Marvin Harris’ framework for understanding civilization: infrastructure, social structure, and superstructure (17:19)
What in the interiority of human psyches, experiences & cultures are key drivers of the problems of the world? And how does our changed human genome, microbiome, and neurochemistry fit in? (19:00)
We evolved to have attachments to 150 people-our tribe-so everything about bonding, attachment theory, the ideas of co-dependence & interdependence evolved in a tribal setting, in fact, we did not evolve to deal with what is going on now (21:22)
The psychological generator function of the metacrisis results from perceiving the world as fragmented or made up of parts: conflict theory & mistake theory (23:34)
The Realpolitik assessment of humans: we are dumb and nasty (25:54)
It’s all based on a trade-off-we’re either trying to benefit ourselves now at the expense of our future selves, individually or collectively, or we just don’t realize the harm that is caused by what we do (27:26)
Can we survive the current unprecedented metacrisis? No chance can we make it through without the catastrophes intensifying (30:08)
The human family is not a real thing right now: there is no “we” (34:59)
How to live a meaningful life? Deeply appreciate and honor the beauty of life, be in service to the beauty of reality, and deepen the capacity for both (37:33)
Dharma inquiry and the vow of the bodhisattva (41:47)
Where is the vow of the bodhisattva missing something? (44:09)
It’s not just what is my unique calling but also what needs doing that no one else wants to do? (46:19)
One beautiful peak experience is worth all the pain (50:00)
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Wauw... 🙏
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I am so grateful for Daniel and the way his parent raised him. But two years ago I was launched into a midlife existential crisis that I will describe as a function of my subconscious "running the numbers" on life in the background for 40 years and finally reaching a conclusion point (that is to say, not THE conclusion as if I'm even capable of that, but my own personal conclusion based on what's available to me through my life experience). The math didn't, and doesn't, add up. I had subconsciously reached a point of understanding that I am fully enraged about how life has been set up, how it unfolds, how fucking violent and disgusting it so frequently is, and how all the things I've ever been pissed about with humanity are ultimately not our fault. I do not believe in God but I do believe in some force that has enough intelligence and power to make a world that at least functions on some level. That thing, that force, which animates all life is what my soul is being devastated by. That this thing which has the ULTIMATE power either doesn't have any fucks to give and is neutral, or it does care and still justifies all the brutality and insanity that is INHERENT in life. I cannot and will not ever endorse such a force or the life it generates. I'm honestly horrified that it seems most people do endorse it and continue to say life is beautiful and all that. If life is capable of all the complexity that even our brightest minds are still attempting to decipher, then why in the fucking shit is it really too much to ask that we not have a reality that demands murder is a central and essential part of the food cycle, or that allows babies and children to be on the receiving end of things I'd rather not even think much less write or speak? This reality says yes to genocide and no to a trillion other things which could make life so much more fun and beautiful. It's madness. And I don't understand why it's so hard to just acknowledge this reality is fucked, it's insane, it's filled with psyche and soul breaking horrors that just shouldn't have a justification for existing, and that self-deception is a legitimate (and devastating) coping mechanism the majority of humans participate in to deal with it. There just aren't enough rainbows, butterflies, sunsets, or inspiring philosophical words in the universe to make me conclude otherwise. Feeling this way is incredibly difficult but I have fought hard to think for myself and THAT is about the only sacred thing to me.
This is a profound and moving statement. Thank you for your brutal honesty.
A few years ago I had a deep realization that reincarnation is real and I became depressed at the thought of having to come back to the physical realm over and over _forever_ , that even death wouldn’t end this insanity. I felt eternally trapped and was in deep despair. Out of this despair grew my interest in “spirituality” (for lack of a better term) because Eastern traditions offered the possibility of escape from this endless reincarnation, specifically I honed in on Indian Yoga, they all contain a lot of wisdom though. I do my best not to add to all the problems and maybe help if I can while I’m here. Anyway, I hope you find a way to be at ease in this paradoxical world, sincerely.
Maybe too soon, but i am instantly drawn to whatwhereroomisthat
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seeing that the metacrisis is complex and interconnected is the easy part. what we need to do is identify trigger points that could leverage the change we need through their effects on other parts of the system, which is what mandatory psychedelic therapy at high dose for political candidates could do, and that would be a prerequisite to things like challenging citizens united.
Morality cannot be legislated. Any substantive, systemic change will have to come from the ground up.
We are all hurt people, and to some degree healed people. In process, how can we best integrate the deconstruction of the old with the construction of the new in a way that generates recursive healing rather than a shitty mixture of some healing and some hurt? If I have an ice cream cone with my favorite flavors, plus a vein of feces throughout, the presence of my favorite flavors will only stand to emphasize how awful the experience of contrast is.
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interview w/ Vervaeke soon, i hope ... peace
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My dad was an adulterous lying untrustworthy coward and when i heard what daniels dad said i cried.
... in blessed glowing flowing isnesservice continuem ...
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Daniel 🥰🥰 4ever my crush.....don't tell my husband 🤫 I'm homeschooling now and will theme each day on one of your father's lessons 🥰🥰🥰🥰 not sure how I'll teach worshipping at the altar, 😂 lol
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1:20:00. 1:27:00
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Have you studied and thought deeply about whether the world we are see was created evolved from some form of life?
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Skip the bio and get to the meat.
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00:00:21 Introducing brilliant integrative thinker Daniel Schmachtenberger
00:02:54 Finding meaning in the sacred dimensions of our world and the integrated wholeness of reality
00:04:46 Part of love is the desire to know everything about your partner-when loving reality, everything becomes interesting
00:06:37 The fractal nature of reality, looking at it through different lenses and receiving different insights, and how the more perspectives you take, the more depth and richness you perceive
00:08:18 Is there something about the nature of the effort to solve world problems that is at fault in their getting worse?
00:10:30 Daniel’s homeschooling parents set him on the path to following what is good, meaningful, and beautiful right from the start
00:12:38 If you facilitate children’s interest, they end up deep learning in many subjects
00:15:00 Daniel’s early education included systems theory and how to make a better world
00:16:57 How did Daniel come to be such an integrative thinker? Compartmentalized education vs integrated education
00:20:54 The decline of quality aristocratic tutoring has led to the decline of super geniuses
00:28:41 Are we all the result of our education? Tutors and mentors
00:30:48 Integrating across ontology and epistemology, and asking what is the generator function of novel insight?
00:35:36 Man’s greatest purpose is to serve the family of man: women, nature, children
00:37:40 The gruesome deficit of fathering in the world and what Daniel learned about being a man from his dad
00:46:29 On forgiveness, therapy, healing, catalyzing gifts
00:54:15 How do spiritual depths inform our contemporary crises? Needing to ask why we should protect nature shows a real pathological deficit
00:58:00 Orientation to the sacred and the meaningfulness of life forms through a deep bandwidth of connection and sensing
01:01:31 Learning more about the field of conceptuality can both interfere with one’s connection to the Tao and enhance it
01:04:40 Does Daniel believe in God?
01:11:44 In Daniel’s “The Dance of the Tao and the 10,000 Things,” he asks, “Do atoms exist?" Kind of!
01:14:39 The traps of reductionism in facing the metacrisis and how Daniel transcends them
01:17:24 The relation of physical crises to crises of consciousness: co-informing and co-arising facets of an integrative reality
01:21:18 Omni determinism, omni influence
01:22:20 Marvin Harris’ framework for understanding civilization: infrastructure, social structure, and superstructure
01:24:06 What in the interiority of human psyches, experiences & cultures are key drivers of the problems of the world? And how does our changed human genome, microbiome, and neurochemistry fit in?
01:27:11 We evolved to have attachments to 150 people-our tribe-so everything about bonding, attachment theory, the ideas of co-dependence & interdependence evolved in a tribal setting, in fact, we did not evolve to deal with what is going on now
01:29:20 The psychological generator function of the metacrisis results from perceiving the world as fragmented or made up of parts: conflict theory & mistake theory
01:31:40 The Realpolitik assessment of humans: we are dumb and nasty
01:33:21 It’s all based on a trade-off-we’re either trying to benefit ourselves now at the expense of our future selves, individually or collectively, or we just don’t realize the harm that is caused by what we do
01:36:15 Can we survive the current unprecedented metacrisis? No chance can we make it through without the catastrophes intensifying
01:41:44 The human family is not a real thing right now: there is no “we”
01:44:53 How to live a meaningful life? Deeply appreciate and honor the beauty of life, be in service to the beauty of reality, and deepen the capacity for both
01:49:20 Dharma inquiry and the vow of the bodhisattva
01:51:37 Where is the vow of the bodhisattva missing something?
01:54:40 It’s not just what is my unique calling but also what needs doing that no one else wants to do?
01:58:07 One beautiful peak experience is worth all the pain
Fuck yeah 😅
I'm an atheist so by spirit do you mean my emotional quotient?
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This is today’s version of the biblical civilizational crisis of Noah & the Tower of Babel. It wouldn’t surprise me if Daniel was building an ark in his back yard 🤔
Just had to connect . This is a great post. Blessings from Auckland, New Zealand
'Let your ambition be the achievement on earth of a heavenly civilisation' [Bahai writings]
1:10:00 Ok so he believes in God
In simple, reductionist terms, yes.
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Sch-mach-ten-berger = Fast Burger
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it still seems like healing is taken for granted and the helpers are not getting helped-- the riders like "daniel" get helped and then dump all over the process. i've been through this rodeo several million times. god is a man that helps other men and the mother is uncredited and the daughter has no role model to realize she is worth helping as well. they only graduate so-called "daniels"
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Or; “What Religious People Always Knew.”…since😊 the foundation of the world.
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Remember to be vegan.
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*tosses a comment to the algorithm*
Thank you, Gregory Witcher! 😄
So youre the unabomber without the crimes, we get it.