Your Enemies Must LOSE! Twitter/X Livestream

Stefan Molyneux

Philosopher Stefan Molyneux explains that when values clash your enemies must lose, since one side winning means the other side fails. He also talks about real happiness coming from virtue and confronting evil rather than comfort, and why you need honest people watching your back so you do not drift into bad habits or low standards.  0:00:00 Sunday Morning Caffeine Kickoff 0:01:23 Jane Doe and Self-Harm 0:05:19 Feeling Nothing and Pleasure 0:09:24 Happiness, Virtue, and Suffering 0:19:26 Friends Who Missed the Warning 0:24:19 Community Watches Your Back 0:31:04 Lust Needs Elder Guidance 0:32:35 Honesty Is the First Virtue 0:38:18 Zero-Sum Moral Opposites 0:45:50 Rooting For or Against You 0:48:23 Truth Versus Social Comfort 0:54:41 Standards, Dating, and Reality 1:10:24 Finding Thinking Partners 1:17:44 The Cost of Being Exceptional  Support philosophy! https://freedomain.com/donate/  GET FREEDOMAIN MERCH! https://shop.freedomain.com/  SUBSCRIBE TO ME ON X! https://x.com/StefanMolyneux  Follow me on Youtube! https://www.youtube.com/@freedomain1  GET MY NEW BOOK 'PEACEFUL PARENTING', THE INTERACTIVE PEACEFUL PARENTING AI, AND THE FULL AUDIOBOOK! https://peacefulparenting.com/  Join the PREMIUM philosophy community on the web for free!  Subscribers get 12 HOURS on the "Truth About the French Revolution," multiple interactive multi-lingual philosophy AIs trained on thousands of hours of my material - as well as AIs for Real-Time Relationships, Bitcoin, Peaceful Parenting, and Call-In Shows!  You also receive private livestreams, HUNDREDS of exclusive premium shows, early release podcasts, the 22 Part History of Philosophers series and much more!  See you soon! https://freedomain.locals.com/support/promo/FREEDOMAIN2026

Transcript

00:00:00good morning good morning everybody i hope you're doing better than me

00:00:06so uh it is october the 11th 2026 and i uh this is steph pot on a little sleep no

00:00:14no i'm gonna

00:00:15do a good show i'm gonna do a good show i'm just telling you uh i'm surfing caffeine and adrenaline

00:00:20because um well let's just say i had a had a social evening last night and it was a

00:00:27very late night full of enormous hilarity and fun and good company and so i am it's not that i'm

00:00:34struggling it's just that why wait actually does that make me sound bad because sunday mornings i'm

00:00:40normally fine yes i have no social life whatsoever but just happened to drop in on a homeless encamp

00:00:45encampment last night so yes it was a late night and i'll tell you you know if you have late

00:00:51nights

00:00:51and you're in your 20s you're doing well if you have late nights and you're 60 uh it's just a

00:00:57little

00:00:57bit different there's not quite the same bounce back that happens as a whole so if y'all wish to

00:01:05feed me some questions or comments i would be happy to receive them and do what i can this may

00:01:14not be

00:01:14the longest show in the known universe but i am dedicated i am up i am ready to rock and

00:01:20roll a

00:01:20baby stroller so let's dip in a little bit back into the

00:01:31jane doe cornell seven story i did read this and i double checked it last night that the woman

00:01:38apparently struck these muscular poses and so on and there's some evidence that because her parents

00:01:44were docs that perhaps her lawyer gave the address which might have confirmed her identity but again

00:01:51unless it's 100 certain i don't want to put it out there but if she was as the defendants say

00:01:56she was

00:01:56striking these muscular poses one thing that one thing that people noticed was scars on her legs

00:02:08now she i think confirmed that prior and it wasn't even that much prior that she had been a self

00:02:14-cutter

00:02:17and i knew a self-cutter ah it was a self-cutter i knew a self-cutter once in my

00:02:22life when i was young

00:02:24it was a fellow who uh was into the strangest music known to man and also uh would would push

00:02:32pins through the ball of his thumb and um was a very very smart fellow but but very odd and

00:02:42very

00:02:45not present not you couldn't connect no particular eye contact and so on so of course what did i know

00:02:51at the time but i would of course since then i've kind of understood that this indicates you know

00:02:57significant levels of a child abuse and so

00:03:07that's and of course i've talked to a number of cutters over the course of doing philosophy in the

00:03:14world and having these conversations with these amazingly wonderful and courageous listeners who

00:03:19open up their hearts and minds and histories for help and for the edification of the world which is a

00:03:24really beautiful thing to do as a whole and i've talked to a number of cutters i remember there was

00:03:29one woman who his mother used to call her a witch with a capital b and she actually carved that

00:03:35into her

00:03:35leg and of course a lot of times people will cut where like maybe the top of the thigh and

00:03:41so on where

00:03:42it's not exposed skin it's an odd thing to do i think obviously as a whole highly dysfunctional

00:03:49but i assume that it is better to feel pain than nothing i am i want to make this about

00:03:58myself but

00:03:59this is sort of how i conceptualize it because i am stuffed to the gills with emotions i feel very

00:04:04passionately about just about everything and just as i felt very passionate about the socializing last

00:04:10night which was an absolute blast so i feel very passionately about just about everything i really have

00:04:16to fight the urge you know when i'm reading a news story to not get too invested too emotional too

00:04:21like i feel i'm stuffed to the gills uh old line from absolutely fabulous about the lead character in

00:04:28tight pants you look like a zeppelin in a condom well my emotions are like a zeppelin in a condom

00:04:32and

00:04:34i feel very strongly and some of what i have to do is to attempt back and learn to mediate

00:04:40my emotions so i can't imagine really what it's like to feel numb to feel nothing i assume it must

00:04:48be extraordinarily disorienting i assume that you're out of touch of your your instincts that

00:04:56which makes you human feeling nothing means feeling i guess no pleasure and feeling like you might drift

00:05:03away from your entire emotional experience which you know kind of makes life worthwhile i mean thinking is

00:05:09great i love thinking that's a it's a good thing to do and reason and the emotions have a complicated

00:05:15interweaving but what makes life worthwhile are the feelings are the emotions not just sensations right

00:05:25because you can get sensations you can jump into an ice bath you can sit in a hot sauna you

00:05:32can like

00:05:32you can get sensations but you know happiness as a whole is sort of rich and complex feeling that comes

00:05:39out of the pursuit of virtue and if you can't feel i suppose it would be like if your emotions

00:05:50were

00:05:51moving away from you and we're going to abandon you forever

00:05:58like those two poor people and that's i think it's called open water absolutely haunting movie

00:06:03that i saw many years ago and it's also covered in uh some crime documentaries case files i think has

00:06:13one and they were taken out to a reef in the middle of nowhere off australia this couple and then

00:06:21the ship left without doing a head count or a proper head count and they ended up being

00:06:29in the water and they weren't found for two days oh they weren't even found to be missing for two

00:06:34days and then their bodies were never recovered but a fin washed up and some little chalkboard that

00:06:40they use for underwater communication washed up saying help me help me of course nobody knew nobody

00:06:44knows what happened to them no body parts were ever found and there were all these theories that

00:06:48maybe they staged their own death and they escaped and blah blah blah so

00:06:57you know imagine them when this is seen in the movie right they come up and they're they're seeing

00:07:01the scuba boat leaving you know hey hey hey we're here we're here we're you know a dozen miles from

00:07:10land we don't know which way is which we need to be on the boat and the boat left

00:07:17and the there was supposed to be a bus that took everyone back to their hotels the bus said hey

00:07:21these people weren't on the bus and the tour guides did not seem to overly to be overly enthusiastic to

00:07:27care about that and it was only when they saw the bag later on oh people left behind some towels

00:07:32or

00:07:32whatever it's like no it's their wallet and all this kind of stuff so of course if they were around

00:07:36they would have said something so you know if you're in the if you're in the water and you see

00:07:40this dive boat this scuba boat uh sailing off i mean there's absolute dread you'll you would do

00:07:46anything to get the boat back and i think if you are going through a huge amount of dissociation like

00:07:54not feeling absolutely drifting away from that which is that makes you human and that which is

00:07:59that makes life worthwhile which is happiness and pleasure is fine you know pleasure is definitely

00:08:06part of life but the animals experience pleasure of course you see those jack rabbit

00:08:10male bunnies who you know massive uh epileptic staple hump the female rabbits and then sort of

00:08:18pass over to one side teenage boys but

00:08:26the animals will experience pleasure and we can experience pleasure and of course the foundation of

00:08:31our essences built upon four billion years of creatures of animals right and was it six or seven

00:08:40million years ago when we hived off from the lower apes so they experience pleasure dopamine from climbing

00:08:47the social hierarchy they experience hunger they satisfy the hunger they feel good they're tired they

00:08:52sleep they're thirsty they drink so they feel pleasure both in the pursuit of active positives such as

00:08:58sexual activity or the relief of negatives such as alleviating hunger and thirst and so on so the

00:09:02animals are guided by pleasure and pleasure is not irrelevant to us of course because we are still

00:09:07mostly animal right the brain is um three pounds right and if you're a hundred pounds it's right three

00:09:16percent and if you're 200 pounds it's 1.5 so you know and even the brain is not all human

00:09:22right it's just

00:09:22layers and layers and layers right like there's cities that are built and you keep drilling down and

00:09:26they're cities from prior civilizations that's our brain the post monkey beta expansion pack on the

00:09:32four billion years of wetware history and so yeah pleasure is a very important part of life but that

00:09:38which makes human life worthwhile is happiness and happiness requires reasonable levels of moral courage

00:09:46pursuing the promotion of virtue and opposing evildoers and so on that is our best chance for any kind of

00:09:54sustainable happiness and i mean all pleasures come with sacrifices right i mean it was the old saying

00:10:02in in health circles right pay me now or pay me later so it's more fun i had i had

00:10:07a dessert last

00:10:08night for the first time in months it was a piece of mennonite apple crumble i have a big weakness

00:10:15for

00:10:15apple crumble it's really fantastic oh that crunchy stuff on the top i can't really do a show if my

00:10:19mouth

00:10:20is tsunamiing or niagaraing like this but i had a dessert but you know as you get older you know

00:10:25dessert is nice i like eating dessert but you know if i eat dessert i get fat especially as i

00:10:30age i mean

00:10:30this you can do some stuff with exercise but there's still some metabolism issues and so pay me now pay

00:10:38me

00:10:38later right i mean it's nicer to eat dessert and it's nicer to not go to the gym or exercise

00:10:42in the short

00:10:43run but in the long run you suffer more pay me now or pay me later and so all even

00:10:51pleasures come

00:10:54with suffering right so if you want to be you know strong and healthy or at least have the best

00:11:00chance

00:11:00of it into your old age then eating well and exercising is essential it's not even optional it's essential

00:11:05especially muscle mass tends to deteriorate pretty quickly and vanish and it's hard to rebuild so you just

00:11:09got to maintain it so all pleasure as a whole comes with suffering and happiness is no different right

00:11:21i mean if you want to pursue virtue and oppose evil then evil will make you pay right evil has

00:11:27its agenda

00:11:27it wants to do terrible things for its own sadistic pleasures and people are wired in opposition right

00:11:33good people are wired and wiring doesn't mean determinism because we all have to fight some of our worst

00:11:38impulses it's called the shadow south or the shadow work from jung which is that we all have the

00:11:43capacity for evil and we have to try and wrestle that same intensity and put it to work in the

00:11:48pursuit

00:11:48of virtue but

00:11:54the happiness that comes from doing good is the result of the attendant discomfort that occurs when you

00:12:01confront evil because good people are wired to bring truth consistency reason and virtue to others and

00:12:11evil people are wired to disintegrate reality processing in other people to subjugate them to control them

00:12:19to bully them to harm them to threaten them and to torture them and very often to kill them that's

00:12:27just

00:12:27what evil people do and fighting evil is tough it's actually i mean it's not that tough to fight evil

00:12:35it is tough to see the weakness of allies when you're fighting evil i don't know if you've had

00:12:41this experience and you may not be some big public why not medium public figure like myself you may just

00:12:47do it within your own family you may you know maybe there's some uncle who's loud obnoxious corrupt

00:12:53says all the wrong things looks inappropriately at people and uh promotes hitting children and things

00:13:00like that so but even within the family right what's difficult about fighting corruption is not

00:13:07the blowback from the corrupt people that's sort of to be expected it is not the arrows of enemies that

00:13:13hurts but the betrayal of allies or the betrayal of friends when you fight evil you realize that evil

00:13:21exists not because people aren't willing to fight it people are but evil exists because most people

00:13:26are hedonists and they conform to evil because evil has a greater power to inflict discomfort than virtue

00:13:32has to inflict comfort evil has a greater power to inflict discomfort than good has to

00:13:42summon comfort it's sort of like if you are at a party and everyone's saying hey man have a drink

00:13:48you got to learn that relax don't be so uptight one little drink isn't going to kill you my god

00:13:52you

00:13:52know blah blah blah blah blah right well if you drink a lot it's it's bad for you but in

00:13:58the moment

00:13:58the corrupt people who are trying to get you to drink are able to inflict a lot more harm on

00:14:04you in the

00:14:05moment through disapproval and ostracism and eye-rolling and maybe not being invited back and not having a

00:14:11social life and not being able to date or whatever it is right so the corrupt people can inflict

00:14:16significant harm on you whereas the virtuous person who says you know hold tight you know they're just

00:14:23trying to spread dysfunctional behavior and so on i mean what can we offer you discomfort in the

00:14:29moment and we can say yes but years down the road you'll be in a better place right years down

00:14:34the

00:14:34road you'll be in a better place right or you know the people who overfeed you right often parents if

00:14:40they're overweight they will overfeed their children oh you know have a have a little dessert learn to live a

00:14:44little life isn't all about denying yourself you've got to learn to have you enjoy yourself blah blah

00:14:49blah it's okay well if you develop the habit of eating desserts and you're not exercising enough

00:14:52you're going to get fat but if you get fat then the effects of that are months or years down

00:14:59the road

00:14:59and the negative health effects of being fat are probably decades down the road like if you get fat in

00:15:04your teens it's probably in your 40s that the health effects really hit you so saying no to your

00:15:12overfeeding mother she's going to apply a lot of pressure to get you to eat because she doesn't

00:15:18want you to be thinner than her and this is true with intersexual competition that overweight mothers

00:15:22will often overfeed their daughters and they will also overfeed their sons particularly if they're

00:15:28single mothers because single mothers overfeed the sons so that the sons can stick around and have

00:15:36them not be lonely later on or at the very least overweight sons won't attract the kind of quality

00:15:41woman who might confront the power or try to overthrow the power unjust power of the single

00:15:45mother so we should focus and process pleasure and pain but we should also process and notice

00:16:00happiness and unhappiness and of course the purpose of nutritionists and exercise coaches and so on

00:16:06people who focus on this kind of stuff is to say your future self will thank you right i mean

00:16:12if you

00:16:12lose weight if you exercise and so on your future self will thank you i mean i remember when i

00:16:18used to work

00:16:20at the company that i co-founded there was a guy who worked in the building

00:16:26just had giant like spilling over his belt buckle his his gut he was probably in his 40s i just

00:16:35remember

00:16:35every now and then there'd be like a fire alarm test or something like that and we'd all have

00:16:40to exit the building or i'd see him sometimes going in in the morning and i was just like oh

00:16:45i guess i

00:16:46was in my 20s back then right and i was like ah yeah whatever i do and my father warned

00:16:51me about this

00:16:51once he said you know the danger the danger young molyneux the danger is a pound a year you want

00:16:58a pound a

00:16:59year doesn't sound like much from 20 to 40 that's from 20 to 60 that's 40 pounds or 40 pounds

00:17:06you're

00:17:07carrying on you he had gained weight so i guess he was trying to tell me and i remember looking

00:17:13at

00:17:13that guy or you know listening to the advice of my father and like all of the things you can't

00:17:20do

00:17:20right all the things you can't do you can't run up the stairs you can't play sports really other than

00:17:26maybe you could wobble around on the golf course a little uh you can't you know you can't see your

00:17:32your peener you can't probably have any kind of decent sex life you you know you can't be happy at

00:17:39the beach you can't you know you you have these i assume occasional waves of uh disgust at yourself

00:17:46if you look like that and you know you have all the attendant heart issues and concerns and worries and

00:17:51you know cancer risk goes up heart disease of course the number one killer goes up enormously

00:17:56and trying to lose it is horrendous and the other thing that happens of course if you get obese and

00:18:01this guy certainly was obese another thing that happens of course is that everyone in your life has

00:18:06let that happen like nobody has kind of stood up forcefully and said boy this is a bad idea boy

00:18:13you

00:18:13really shouldn't be doing this boy you know you're heading in the wrong wrong direction and then you

00:18:17have to kind of focus on everyone who let you get fat and didn't strenuously oppose it or get you

00:18:24to

00:18:24stop i mean if it's your parents it's your parents if it's you know your girlfriend it's your girlfriend

00:18:29it's your fiance your wife it's your fiance your wife it's your uncles your aunts like how do you get

00:18:34that

00:18:34way it's part of a whole embedded right and this is why when i sorry i know this sounds like

00:18:40a tangent

00:18:40i'll i'll wrestle it to coherence in a second or two but this is why when in my late 20s

00:18:49when i had

00:18:51bought a ring for a woman and proposed to a woman i'm not a bad woman not a terrible woman

00:18:55but just

00:18:56wasn't you know now that i'm been happily married for like 25 years it's a whole world of difference

00:19:01but nobody said are you sure this is the right woman are you you know you've had some conflicts you

00:19:06know it's been a while um are you sure are you sure like i want to sit because the biggest

00:19:10the

00:19:11biggest decision you make in your life is who you marry the one most consequential in

00:19:20your

00:19:25life i mean obviously you can change careers but you know if you're married and pair bonded you can't

00:19:32really do that right but you can you don't want to change without massive catastrophes particularly

00:19:38if there are children involved and so given that i was going to marry the wrong woman for me

00:19:44it was just a friend of mine's girlfriend who said you'd think someone who's going to get married

00:19:51would be happier that's all she said you know the girlfriend of a relatively new

00:20:00i mean definitely more than an acquaintance but certainly i had known him at this point for

00:20:07i had known him at this point for a year and a half and i'd known her for a little

00:20:13less time

00:20:17and

00:20:20this was the girlfriend of a guy somewhere between acquaintance and friend

00:20:26somebody i knew from work so all my friends in my late 20s i'd had friends in canada i didn't

00:20:33have any friends from england because i left when i was 11 i had friends in canada for

00:20:39i mean almost 20 years right like 11 to late 20s right so almost 20 years people had worked together

00:20:46lived together uh i worked up north uh with uh one of them and and not one of them had

00:20:53and family and

00:20:54and and and so on an immediate family some extended family not one person had reviewed with me whether

00:21:03this was the right decision not one person and what saved me was the girlfriend of a friend halfway between

00:21:15acquaintance and friend. That's how close the bullet came. It's terrifying. And then you think,

00:21:24well, what the living hell are these relationships? If nobody cares about me enough to watch my back

00:21:31and see if I'm on some sort of train track, right? I mean, I might just, well, this is what

00:21:35you do.

00:21:35You got to propose and then you got to get married. And I wasn't thinking things through

00:21:38and I wasn't in touch with all of that. Now, I mean, in my quote, rough defense, I was working

00:21:4360, 70, 80 hours a week sometimes. Software is a hard and harsh taskmaster.

00:21:51And so when you end up with significant dysfunction in your life, whether it's obesity or lack of

00:21:59exercise or not dating or dating the wrong people or something like that, one thing you know for sure,

00:22:06like for absolute sure, is that everyone around you has let it happen, which is why

00:22:13changing habits is so hard. Changing habits is when you realize, like, let's assume, right? Not that

00:22:20people have had these strenuous interventions, right? Like I'm not, you know, people have said,

00:22:24well, you've got to get to rehab or we're going to cut you off, like some sort of intervention style

00:22:28thing. Let's just say that you've kind of toodled along or trundled along and, you know, you play too

00:22:32many video games, you don't exercise, you don't date, you don't go out and challenge yourself,

00:22:36you're stuck in a dead end job or not working at all. And let's say you're 30 because I get

00:22:40these calls

00:22:40from guys, right? And you're 30 and what happens? Well, everyone's let it happen to you.

00:22:54If people have let you drift into a dead end life, I mean, of course, I mean, it goes without

00:23:03saying,

00:23:03but I'll say it anyway. It goes without saying that, of course, people are responsible for their

00:23:06own lives, you're responsible for your life, you can't blame everyone else for your own problems.

00:23:09I get all of that. But what's the point of having relationships if people don't care enough

00:23:14about you to question a bad direction that you're taking or that you're just stuck in?

00:23:24What's the point? What's the point of relationships?

00:23:29You know, if, you know, I'm looking down and there's an old meme about like, time I spend

00:23:37at the gym 45 minutes times time I spend picking songs to go to the gym an hour, because I

00:23:43remember

00:23:43I was trying to explain to my daughter that I used to have a little portable player called

00:23:47a Rio 500. Let me take you her name is Rio. And it had 64 megs of RAM and I'd

00:23:57have to pick just the

00:23:57right songs to go to the gym with. I had to each load them up one by one to that

00:24:01over a little cable.

00:24:04And trying to explain this to her, like there was no live streaming, it was not internet enabled,

00:24:08blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, right? And trying to explain that was kind of hard. But yeah, everyone

00:24:19who's let you get into a bad place is indifferent. You know, like if I'm picking songs and with my

00:24:31headphones on, I'm looking down, I'm not looking, and I'm about to walk into traffic. And there's a

00:24:36guy within our reach, he just shrugs and lets me go into traffic. Oh, well, I'm responsible for

00:24:43walking into traffic. Absolutely. I am responsible for walking into traffic. But one of the essences of

00:24:55actually having a community and being in a community is that people are supposed to

00:25:01look out for you. You should have just looked. This is a very famous scene from On the Waterfront,

00:25:10with Rod Steiger and Marlon Brando, where Marlon Brando is basically saying,

00:25:16well, you, my brother, you should have looked out for me a little bit. You shouldn't have

00:25:19made me take a dive in the boxing ring just to make money, to gamble. You should have looked after

00:25:24me a little bit. I could have been somebody. You shouldn't have betrayed me for money,

00:25:28my older brother. And that was one of the most famous scenes in 20th century cinema. You should

00:25:37watch it. It's available on YouTube, on the waterfront. I could have been a contender. I

00:25:41could have been somebody. And Marlon Brando making the most astounding acting choices as he generally

00:25:47does, gently pushing the gun away and so on. And that resonates with people because the whole point

00:25:54of being in a community is that we are not, we have not evolved for 360 degree self-evaluation.

00:26:04Being part of a social group, being part of a social species means you offload your processing

00:26:09to others, right? So we have eyes in the front, not on the side, because we're hunters, not prey,

00:26:14right? So we have eyes in the front, not on the side. We can't see behind. Why can we not

00:26:17see behind?

00:26:17Because other people are supposed to watch our back. Right? If I have, if I've got my headphones

00:26:26on and my friend is walking near me, and then he turns around and he sees some slavering, bloody

00:26:32jawed pit bull sneaking up behind me, and he doesn't say anything, and then the pit bull starts chewing

00:26:39my legs off. I mean, part of the reason that we've evolved with eyes in the front and the willingness

00:26:46to be distracted by music and other things is other people are supposed to watch our back.

00:26:52I remember when I was six in Africa, the Victoria Falls, looking over, see how far the falls went

00:26:58down. And some woman came up behind me and went, I almost, I thought I was going to, I thought

00:27:02I was

00:27:02dead. I thought I was just about to die. And she said, don't go so close to the edge. And

00:27:06of course it's

00:27:07Africa. So why would there be fences or safety or anything like that? But at least she was,

00:27:15I mean, my father wasn't watching me. It's completely bizarre to me that my father takes

00:27:19me to a death waterfall with no, and just lets me wander around at the age of six without checking

00:27:24on me. But this was the guy who wanted to finish his tennis tennis game. So I ended up drinking

00:27:30weed killer because I thought it was a cool, cool tin. Looked like pop.

00:27:39So the whole point of having a community is they're supposed to watch your back. They're

00:27:44supposed to help you. They're supposed to review you, right? I mean, we hunt in groups.

00:27:50Generally, we hunt in groups, right? Someone goes around front, chases the animal, and then

00:27:54you throw the spear or whatever it is you're going to do. So we hunt in groups. We're dating

00:27:59groups. We, you know, one of the reasons our lust has been programmed to go so high, particularly

00:28:06for men, is that our mothers, our fathers, our siblings, our aunts, our uncles, our friends

00:28:12are supposed to point out red flags and steer us clear of dangerous women, women who will

00:28:17destroy us, right? That's why we have, if we had to watch our own backs, we couldn't be hunters

00:28:24because we'd have eyes on the sides of our head. We'd be prey. And lust is a dangerous

00:28:31force for a young man. And lust has been allowed or has been encouraged by evolution to raise

00:28:38so high because it's supposed to get channeled by your elders, by people who are wiser, and

00:28:42particularly your mothers, your mothers who understand female nature, your mothers who

00:28:47have been harmed by women, right? All women who grow up have their stories of being harmed

00:28:51by the female collective for having any thoughts of their own and the mean girls and all of

00:28:55that. And so your mother is your primary shield against bad women. That's her job. I mean,

00:29:05your father too, absolutely, because your father, hopefully your father chose a good mother for

00:29:09you, which means that he avoided the temptations of mere lust and so on. But your family is supposed

00:29:16to watch your back and your family is supposed to say, nope, you can't date her, right? There's

00:29:20a, there's a meme out there that's been around for years where a man or a boy is texting his

00:29:30mother and saying, okay, but what time of day was I born? And the mother just shoots back,

00:29:36stay away from her, right? Because he's obviously dating some mystic who wants to know so she can do

00:29:41his readings, his cards or whatever it is and astrology, right? Some, some witch, right? And so

00:29:48you, your family, your friends, your elders, they're supposed to give you feedback and steer

00:29:58you clear of the bad and point you at the good, at that which is beneficial and helpful. And of

00:30:04course, it's very appealing to teens all the way back to Romeo and Juliet and before, well, all the way

00:30:08back to Eve and Adam, but it is very tempting to say to teens, you're right. And anyone who thwarts

00:30:15your desires is some stuck up priggish Christian conservative weirdo, right? That, uh, was that

00:30:24some Kevin Bacon movie about, you know, you can't dance in the town and, and, uh, footloose there,

00:30:29footloose. Everybody's got to be able to dance and you've got to be able to dance. And if you can't

00:30:32dance, you can dance if you want to, you can leave your friends behind. And, uh, the, the,

00:30:40the passion is what matters and connection is what matters. And all of your elders are wrong and bad

00:30:44and, and so on. Right. And that's sort of the tension in E.M. Foster's novel, Room with a View,

00:30:50which is that her elders are steering her towards the wrong guy in many ways. And then people have to,

00:30:58well, actually her, her family does. And the priest in fact does gently steer her towards the right

00:31:02guy. So how do you, how do you find the right partner? Well, lust has been dialed up so high

00:31:09because our elders are supposed to have some authority over who we marry. And if the elders

00:31:15don't exercise their authority over who we marry, then our lust leads us off a cliff.

00:31:24It's like, lust is like a candy to a kid, right? Kids will eat so much candy that they will

00:31:29throw up

00:31:29or they will be sick or whatever it is. And then they'll wake up and want more, right?

00:31:33And I still don't wake that way as an adult. I was there just the other day saying to my

00:31:38wife,

00:31:38hey, remember when I was younger and I used to eat a Mr. Big and an orange every afternoon,

00:31:42like a candy bar. I have not eaten a Mr. Big in probably 30 years, 25 years. Anyway, so,

00:31:51you know, your, your parents are supposed to exercise some control over what you eat so that

00:31:55you don't stuff yourself to the gills. And so our pursuit of sugar, which is basically driven by

00:32:00our pursuit of fruit, right? We need fruit. And so brightly colored things that are sweet,

00:32:05candy wrappers and so on, M&Ms. We like those M&Ms are brightly colored because they resemble fruit to

00:32:11our minds, which we're programmed to want. And sugar is something that we are, have a high desire for

00:32:16because it's concentrated energy, of course, in the form of honey, and also has us go to eat fruit,

00:32:21which is necessary for our survival, or certainly for our health. For most people, I guess, the Petersons

00:32:28somehow accept it. So

00:32:35one of the things that's hard to pursue, that makes it hard to pursue virtue, is that the first virtue

00:32:42is

00:32:42always honesty. And if people have let you put on 50 pounds or 100 pounds over the course of time,

00:32:47without taking massive strenuous effort to figure out what's going on, if they're watching you kill

00:32:53yourself with food and not saying anything, then they are dishonest. They are liars. They're lying

00:32:59to you. They're withholding essential truth about what they're seeing. They're sabotaging you.

00:33:03Somebody who's doing the wrong thing and you don't say anything, you're sabotaging them.

00:33:10And it is important to say the right thing. It is important to say the right thing. And to be

00:33:16honest. And if you're not honest, there's no relationship. There's just conformity and avoidance

00:33:22and people exchanging CO2 and oxygen in the same room. That's all. There's no actual relationship

00:33:31if you're not telling the truth.

00:33:35And so one of the reasons why

00:33:37it's so hard to pursue virtue

00:33:39is pursuing virtue

00:33:41reveals so often that you're surrounded by

00:33:43indifferent, sabotaging liars

00:33:45who want nothing but the worst for you.

00:33:47Who are more than content

00:33:49to watch yourself sabotage. Right? It's an old

00:33:51Gore Fidel quote. It is not enough

00:33:53that we succeed. Our friends

00:33:55must also fail.

00:33:57Right? And there is a lot of competition

00:33:59and so on. And there is a sort of natural

00:34:01opposition. If you hold opposing

00:34:03philosophies, you want the worst

00:34:05for each other. This is just something

00:34:07really, really important to understand

00:34:08in the world as a whole.

00:34:12If you hold

00:34:13opposing philosophies

00:34:15by

00:34:18absolute, almost ontological

00:34:19definition, you want the worst for each

00:34:21other. Now, what you want is

00:34:23for, let's say that I had

00:34:25a relative. Let's say I

00:34:27have

00:34:29a cousin

00:34:30who is

00:34:32a communist

00:34:34a subjectivist, a relativist

00:34:36you know, full of hate and

00:34:37tension and hostility and

00:34:38wokeness and whatever it is. Right?

00:34:39Just opposites. Right?

00:34:41Subjectivist, relativist

00:34:42and so on.

00:34:43Well

00:34:45he and I

00:34:46would be opposites

00:34:48in our values.

00:34:50If he wins

00:34:51I lose.

00:34:52Now, if I win

00:34:54he doesn't lose as much.

00:34:55Right? So if I win

00:34:56and we get a no government

00:34:58free market society

00:34:59okay, so

00:35:00he doesn't lose that much.

00:35:02Right? It's not like

00:35:03he's going to be put in a camp

00:35:04or a gulag or kills. Right?

00:35:05But if he wins

00:35:06and the communists take over

00:35:08well

00:35:09my lifespan

00:35:10will be measured

00:35:11approximately

00:35:12in the length

00:35:13of a

00:35:14coked up fruit fly.

00:35:15so it would not be

00:35:16ideal

00:35:17to put him

00:35:17oddly.

00:35:19So

00:35:19I want him to do badly.

00:35:21You know

00:35:22if we both have

00:35:23live streams

00:35:24and

00:35:24his

00:35:25gets a million

00:35:26viewers

00:35:27and I don't

00:35:29whenever I get

00:35:29a thousand

00:35:30or five hundred

00:35:31or whatever

00:35:31then I'm unhappy

00:35:33because it means that he's winning

00:35:34and I'm losing

00:35:34and the stakes

00:35:35couldn't really be higher

00:35:36when it comes to

00:35:37morality.

00:35:38I mean you can have

00:35:39disagreements in morality

00:35:40in a free society

00:35:41but in a state of society

00:35:42when the bad guys win

00:35:44they will use the government

00:35:45to

00:35:46destroy

00:35:48the good guys.

00:35:49Right?

00:35:49I mean

00:35:49the Khmer Rouge killed

00:35:51what a quarter

00:35:51of the population

00:35:52in Cambodia

00:35:53and it wasn't like

00:35:54everyone else is doing

00:35:55well either but

00:35:57or 70 million

00:35:58dead in Russia

00:36:00100 million dead

00:36:00in the 20th century

00:36:02from communism.

00:36:03So yeah

00:36:03it's a bit of a

00:36:04slaughterhouse

00:36:051 million

00:36:05100 million

00:36:06sorry.

00:36:07So

00:36:08if you have

00:36:09opposite values

00:36:10from people

00:36:12you want them

00:36:13to do badly

00:36:13I mean

00:36:14you want them

00:36:14to get wiser

00:36:16but you

00:36:17you need them

00:36:18to do badly

00:36:19if you're good

00:36:19and they're evil

00:36:20you need them

00:36:21to do badly

00:36:21if you're successful

00:36:22because you follow

00:36:24your own

00:36:25like let's say

00:36:25you have a

00:36:26a philosophy

00:36:27and we can take

00:36:28the morals out of it

00:36:28to some degree

00:36:29you have a philosophy

00:36:29that says

00:36:31you gotta

00:36:31you know

00:36:32fight for what you want

00:36:33in life

00:36:33and you gotta be honest

00:36:34and direct

00:36:35and treat people well

00:36:36but be assertive

00:36:37and just go for

00:36:38go for things

00:36:39right?

00:36:40and let's say

00:36:41there's somebody else

00:36:41who's like

00:36:42well I'm just gonna

00:36:43sit home

00:36:43I'm gonna visualize

00:36:44things

00:36:44I'm gonna manifest

00:36:45things

00:36:45and stuff is just

00:36:47gonna come my way

00:36:48and so on

00:36:48right?

00:36:50Well as

00:36:51as time goes along

00:36:52if you become

00:36:53more successful

00:36:53they become

00:36:54more resentful

00:36:56and let's say

00:36:57they don't have

00:36:57some magic

00:36:58face card

00:36:59that opens up

00:37:00the universe

00:37:00for people

00:37:01who want to do

00:37:02things for them

00:37:03because they're

00:37:03pretty or hot

00:37:04or whatever it is

00:37:05right?

00:37:05Male or female

00:37:05so let's say

00:37:06that you're

00:37:07otherwise being equal

00:37:11if

00:37:13you succeed

00:37:14on your philosophy

00:37:16they

00:37:17cannot succeed

00:37:18on their philosophy

00:37:19if you believe

00:37:20being active

00:37:20is the way

00:37:21to get things

00:37:22and succeed

00:37:23and they believe

00:37:23that being passive

00:37:24and waiting for

00:37:25the universe

00:37:25or God

00:37:26or karma

00:37:27to provide them

00:37:28with things

00:37:29then

00:37:29again

00:37:30they could stumble

00:37:31ass backwards

00:37:32into some kind

00:37:32like they're

00:37:33sitting there

00:37:33like

00:37:33well Lana Turner

00:37:34was discovered

00:37:35in a milkshake

00:37:36in a drugstore

00:37:37but of course

00:37:38she was gorgeous

00:37:39so it's a different matter

00:37:39saying everything else

00:37:40being equal

00:37:41if

00:37:43you believe

00:37:44that you know

00:37:45exercise and eating well

00:37:46is the way to health

00:37:47and other people

00:37:47are like

00:37:48I'm you know

00:37:48I'm body positive

00:37:49I'm fat positive

00:37:50and so on

00:37:52I mean

00:37:52it's not that you

00:37:53want people to fail

00:37:55but

00:37:56if

00:37:57you're right

00:37:58they're going to

00:37:59and if they're right

00:38:00you're going to fail

00:38:01I don't like to fail

00:38:03I'm willing to take

00:38:04a lot of blows

00:38:04of course

00:38:05right

00:38:05because

00:38:07failing in the present

00:38:08in regards to philosophy

00:38:10is succeeding in the future

00:38:11it only takes a cursory glance

00:38:12glance at the history

00:38:13of philosophers

00:38:13to know that

00:38:14I've got a whole big series

00:38:15for donors

00:38:15available for that

00:38:17so

00:38:19if you have

00:38:20opposite values

00:38:22then

00:38:27if you win

00:38:29the other person

00:38:30is going to lose

00:38:31especially when it comes

00:38:32to happiness

00:38:32I believe that happiness

00:38:34is the pursuit of virtue

00:38:35happiness is our

00:38:37involuntary emotion

00:38:38that arises from

00:38:41exposed to virtue

00:38:42if we're virtuous

00:38:42so involuntary response

00:38:44to virtue

00:38:44if we're virtuous

00:38:44that's what I believe love is

00:38:46and if other people believe

00:38:47that love is just kindness

00:38:49and niceness

00:38:49and being there for people

00:38:50and so on

00:38:52right

00:38:52then

00:38:53if they're right

00:38:54then I'm not going to

00:38:56experience love

00:38:56if I'm right

00:38:57then they're not going to

00:38:57experience love

00:38:58now I want to experience love

00:38:59and I do experience love

00:39:00which means I want them to

00:39:01I need them to be wrong

00:39:02like I'm sorry

00:39:03I just need them to be wrong

00:39:05now

00:39:05if they are right

00:39:07and I'm wrong

00:39:09then I will adopt their beliefs

00:39:10and change my behavior

00:39:11that's happened a number of times

00:39:12countless really times

00:39:13over the years

00:39:14where I've gotten better

00:39:15information advice

00:39:16and arguments

00:39:16and I change my behavior

00:39:17and I

00:39:20pursue

00:39:20I mean

00:39:21I think relatively rapidly

00:39:22I pursue

00:39:23a better

00:39:25course of action

00:39:26when I exercise

00:39:27with regards to my daughter

00:39:29I mean

00:39:29I've been exercising

00:39:30for

00:39:32I guess almost

00:39:33almost half a century

00:39:35and

00:39:36but my

00:39:36and I just got into

00:39:37these habits of exercising

00:39:38I don't really think about it

00:39:40and my daughter

00:39:41has

00:39:42read a lot

00:39:43and watched videos

00:39:44and she gives me

00:39:45great advice

00:39:45on form

00:39:46posture

00:39:47on how to exercise better

00:39:49I used to just

00:39:50do two reps

00:39:51pretty much in a row

00:39:52she's like three reps

00:39:53with a minute

00:39:54or two in between

00:39:55and I never used to take creatine

00:39:57or think about protein

00:39:58and so

00:39:58you know

00:39:59she's given me better

00:39:59advice and arguments

00:40:01on how to exercise

00:40:02which is great

00:40:03I appreciate that

00:40:04and

00:40:05I'm trying to sort of

00:40:06learn and follow

00:40:07her better advice

00:40:09which I mean

00:40:09I could have done

00:40:10for sure

00:40:10right

00:40:11but I just never did

00:40:12for whatever reason

00:40:14so

00:40:14I will try and

00:40:16right

00:40:17try and adjust

00:40:18to better arguments

00:40:20but

00:40:21the problem is

00:40:22is that

00:40:22if you have people

00:40:23around you

00:40:24who have opposite

00:40:25beliefs

00:40:25they need you to fail

00:40:29they need you to fail

00:40:32if you and I disagree

00:40:34about where

00:40:35the deer are

00:40:36like

00:40:36our families are really hungry

00:40:38and it's winter

00:40:39and

00:40:39so

00:40:40if you and I disagree

00:40:41about where the deer are

00:40:42and we're both going to be

00:40:43the champions of the village

00:40:44if we come back

00:40:45with some food

00:40:46then if you go north

00:40:47and I go south

00:40:49if you find the deer

00:40:50I'm unhappy

00:40:51because that means

00:40:52let's say

00:40:52there's only one herd

00:40:53of deer around

00:40:53so if you find the deer

00:40:55I'm unhappy

00:40:55because I did the wrong

00:40:56I need you to be wrong

00:40:57if I'm going to win

00:40:58status in the village

00:40:59or something like that

00:41:00right

00:41:00I need you to be wrong

00:41:01if I find the deer

00:41:02I know that you haven't

00:41:03found the deer

00:41:03if you find the deer

00:41:04I haven't found the deer

00:41:05I need you to be wrong

00:41:07if you and I

00:41:08are both going

00:41:09for the same

00:41:11girl

00:41:11as teenagers

00:41:12we're both trying to date

00:41:13the same girl

00:41:15and

00:41:16you get a big

00:41:17breakout of pimples

00:41:18sorry

00:41:18I'm happy

00:41:20as a teenager

00:41:21now much more mature

00:41:22right

00:41:23but let's say

00:41:23or let's say

00:41:24you go up

00:41:25and you ask her out

00:41:27and

00:41:28she

00:41:28shoots you down

00:41:29right

00:41:30I'm happy

00:41:30because now

00:41:31I have more of a chance

00:41:32sorry

00:41:33it's just the way that it is

00:41:33if we both want the same thing

00:41:35which is happiness

00:41:35but we

00:41:36we're opposites

00:41:37in that if you get the girl

00:41:38I don't

00:41:38if I get the girl

00:41:39you don't

00:41:39let's hope it's not Cornell

00:41:40right

00:41:41and so

00:41:45in order to

00:41:48win

00:41:49in a zero-sum game

00:41:51the other person

00:41:51has to lose

00:41:54and so

00:41:55you really have to ask

00:41:56this basic question

00:41:57in your life

00:41:58I think it's

00:41:58one of the most

00:41:59essential questions

00:42:00that it took me

00:42:00an embarrassingly long time

00:42:01to ask in my life

00:42:02which is

00:42:02I have very little

00:42:04excuse for it

00:42:04other than

00:42:05I didn't have this show

00:42:06I'm trying to explain

00:42:07based upon that

00:42:08but

00:42:11it's really essential

00:42:12in your life

00:42:12that you sit down

00:42:13like do this

00:42:14with like

00:42:15get a

00:42:17get a big piece of paper

00:42:18and say okay

00:42:19this is

00:42:19these are the people

00:42:20in my life

00:42:20and put the 10

00:42:2120 30 people

00:42:22in your life

00:42:22or whatever

00:42:23like if you have

00:42:23some significant effect

00:42:24on you

00:42:25that you have

00:42:25some choice

00:42:26over necessarily

00:42:26or people who

00:42:27influence you

00:42:28could be a boss

00:42:28or something

00:42:29right

00:42:29and you say

00:42:30okay here's

00:42:31what do I believe

00:42:31you know

00:42:31put five points down

00:42:32I believe this

00:42:33this this and this

00:42:33what do these people

00:42:34believe

00:42:38I had a friend

00:42:39when I was younger

00:42:40who was extremely

00:42:42cynical

00:42:43and very funny

00:42:44and cynicism

00:42:45plus humor

00:42:46I mean that's

00:42:47the George Carlin curse

00:42:48right

00:42:48cynicism

00:42:48plus humor

00:42:49is extremely toxic

00:42:50and I had someone

00:42:52in my life

00:42:52when I was younger

00:42:53who was very cynical

00:42:54very negative

00:42:55and didn't believe

00:42:56in objective truth

00:43:01if he was right

00:43:03then I was deluded

00:43:04in believing

00:43:05in objective truth

00:43:06and reason

00:43:06and virtue

00:43:07that is absolute

00:43:09and universal

00:43:09so if

00:43:12he was right

00:43:14then I was

00:43:16rigid

00:43:17immature

00:43:19backwards

00:43:20and intolerant

00:43:21right

00:43:24it would be

00:43:25like saying

00:43:26that the only

00:43:27moral color

00:43:28is royal blue

00:43:29and everyone else

00:43:30who prefers

00:43:31any other color

00:43:31is just weird

00:43:32and bad

00:43:33and immoral

00:43:33like that would be

00:43:35kind of crazy

00:43:35right

00:43:36because

00:43:37color is a subjective

00:43:38taste

00:43:39and 10% of adult males

00:43:40are colorblind

00:43:40anyway

00:43:41but can't perceive

00:43:42royal blue

00:43:43so it would be

00:43:44something that irrational

00:43:47or you know

00:43:48if I were to say

00:43:49the sports team

00:43:50that's closest to me

00:43:52geographically

00:43:52is the moral

00:43:53and the good team

00:43:54and every other sports team

00:43:55is corrupt and immoral

00:43:56that would be kind of crazy

00:43:57right

00:43:57I mean you can cheer

00:43:58for your team

00:43:58but nobody thinks

00:43:59it's kind of like

00:43:59a moral issue

00:44:00right

00:44:00the other team

00:44:01is evil

00:44:01although sports movies

00:44:03usually portray it

00:44:04that way

00:44:06but

00:44:09if

00:44:10my friend

00:44:11when I was younger

00:44:11was right

00:44:12about his subjectivism

00:44:13and his cynicism

00:44:14and his humor

00:44:15which is often uncorked

00:44:16by a relaxation

00:44:18of objective standards

00:44:19because

00:44:20you rolled your eyes

00:44:21and everything is funny

00:44:22and foolish

00:44:24so if he was right

00:44:26then

00:44:28I was

00:44:30intolerant

00:44:30and

00:44:31you know

00:44:32like a crazy

00:44:35you know

00:44:35the sort of stereotype

00:44:36of the

00:44:37the Quakers

00:44:38or the pilgrims

00:44:39it's like

00:44:41you were humming

00:44:41a secular song

00:44:43you must be beaten

00:44:44you know

00:44:44like

00:44:44that kind of stuff

00:44:45right

00:44:46but if I was right

00:44:47and reality is objective

00:44:49reason comes from matter

00:44:50and energy

00:44:50and virtue is universal

00:44:52then

00:44:54he would have

00:44:56a

00:44:57a bad life

00:45:02and

00:45:03if he was right

00:45:04then I would have

00:45:05a bad life

00:45:09so unfortunately

00:45:12he had to be wrong

00:45:14I mean

00:45:14I think

00:45:15logically

00:45:16philosophically

00:45:17and morally

00:45:17through UPB

00:45:18I've proven

00:45:19secular ethics

00:45:20so he'd have to be wrong

00:45:26it's a zero-sum game

00:45:27we can't both be happy

00:45:29we can't both be right

00:45:30because we have opposite

00:45:32views

00:45:38and

00:45:38obviously

00:45:39don't want to go into details

00:45:41but

00:45:41yeah

00:45:42he had a bad life

00:45:45he had a bad life

00:45:49you have to know

00:45:50if the people around you

00:45:51are rooting for you

00:45:52or rooting against you

00:45:53I'm not saying

00:45:53it's a conscious thing

00:45:54necessarily

00:45:56but you have to know

00:45:58if the people around you

00:45:59are rooting for you

00:46:00or rooting against you

00:46:02right

00:46:02with regards to drinking

00:46:03or drugs

00:46:04or promiscuity

00:46:06the people who do that

00:46:07are constantly undermining

00:46:08everybody else's

00:46:10monogamy

00:46:10and pair bonding

00:46:12ah

00:46:12you gotta have some fun

00:46:13you gotta make some mistakes

00:46:14no good story ever started with

00:46:16I had a salad

00:46:17and went to church

00:46:17right

00:46:17you gotta

00:46:18let loose a little

00:46:19you gotta travel

00:46:20you gotta

00:46:20goof it up

00:46:21you gotta mess around

00:46:22you gotta

00:46:22like there's some really

00:46:24trashy

00:46:25little TikTok

00:46:26or somewhere on the video platforms

00:46:28there's some guy

00:46:29who's like

00:46:30yeah

00:46:30you know

00:46:31I'm a single guy

00:46:32I'm in my 30s

00:46:33and I have a great time

00:46:34you know

00:46:34I went out for dinner

00:46:35with some friends

00:46:35we had some steaks

00:46:36we played some pool

00:46:37and there's like

00:46:38the pool

00:46:38all scattering

00:46:39and you know

00:46:39yeah like kids

00:46:41you know

00:46:41I went over to

00:46:42my friend's place

00:46:43played with his kids

00:46:44for a little bit

00:46:44left before the meltdowns happened

00:46:46went home

00:46:46you know

00:46:47watched some Netflix

00:46:48chilled

00:46:48you know

00:46:49and went to sleep early

00:46:50it was great

00:46:51you know

00:46:51this sort of selling

00:46:52of this like

00:46:53hedonistic solitary

00:46:55isolated

00:46:56life

00:46:56because the quality people

00:46:58as you age

00:46:58get peeled off

00:46:59and go into relationships

00:47:00and actually

00:47:00fall in love

00:47:01and raise children

00:47:02and do productive

00:47:03and meaningful things

00:47:04in terms of the continuity

00:47:06of the bloodline

00:47:06whereas the frivolous people

00:47:08end up with more

00:47:09and more

00:47:11foolish and

00:47:12dysfunctional people

00:47:13around them

00:47:13because the functional people

00:47:14are in pair-bonded relationships

00:47:16but

00:47:17that is

00:47:19spreading

00:47:21hedonism

00:47:21and isolation

00:47:23right

00:47:23there are these other videos

00:47:24where you know

00:47:25the woman's about to put on

00:47:26an engagement ring

00:47:26she puts on the engagement ring

00:47:28and suddenly there's

00:47:28screaming babies

00:47:29she's got to scrub toilets

00:47:30and mop floors

00:47:31and she takes it off

00:47:32and when she takes it off

00:47:33she's like running through

00:47:33waterfalls in Bali

00:47:34in a perfectly

00:47:36perfectly coiffed hair

00:47:37and a lean figure

00:47:38in a swimsuit

00:47:40and so on

00:47:40right

00:47:40and it's like

00:47:41just

00:47:42sabotage

00:47:43right

00:47:43sabotage

00:47:44this is not just true of friends

00:47:45this is true of

00:47:46ethnicities

00:47:47this is true of cultures

00:47:48this is true of religions

00:47:49right

00:47:50if you're in a religion

00:47:52and you believe that religion

00:47:53is the one true path

00:47:54then everybody else has to fail

00:47:56everybody else

00:47:56the people who follow your religion

00:47:58have to succeed

00:47:59and everybody else has to fail

00:48:00it's just a fact

00:48:02it's just a fact

00:48:04I have

00:48:06put thousands of

00:48:07tens of thousands of hours

00:48:08into diet and exercise

00:48:13it would be a real drag

00:48:14if that turned out

00:48:16to be a complete waste of time

00:48:17or counterproductive

00:48:23right

00:48:25I mean they want to put

00:48:27mRNA vaccines into cows

00:48:29so the cows fart less

00:48:31less methane

00:48:32global warming

00:48:33I think it's all

00:48:34I personally think it's all nonsense

00:48:35I'm not a scientist of course

00:48:37but I think it's all nonsense

00:48:37I think it's just getting people to

00:48:39avoid eating meat

00:48:40because when you avoid eating meat

00:48:42your testosterone

00:48:43and your manliness

00:48:44and energy

00:48:45and all of that

00:48:46goes down

00:48:47and you end up eating

00:48:48a lot of soy tofu

00:48:49so anyway

00:48:52are the people around you

00:48:56united and invested

00:48:57in your success

00:48:59or

00:48:59if they have opposite values to you

00:49:03right

00:49:03if you value honesty

00:49:05and they value

00:49:07everybody avoiding the truth

00:49:08so they can quote

00:49:09get along

00:49:11you're in opposition

00:49:12it's win-lose

00:49:14because if you tell the truth

00:49:16they get angry

00:49:17because you're

00:49:17sowing seeds of division

00:49:18and causing trouble

00:49:19and why not let it go

00:49:20it's in the past

00:49:21move on

00:49:21right

00:49:21they get anxious

00:49:23tense and upset

00:49:24whereas if they

00:49:26get you to believe

00:49:27and act

00:49:28as if the truth

00:49:28doesn't matter

00:49:29and the only thing

00:49:29that matters

00:49:30is not upsetting anyone

00:49:31especially the least mature

00:49:32around you

00:49:33and the most corrupt

00:49:34around you

00:49:34who are always the ones

00:49:35who manipulate

00:49:37and deploy upset

00:49:38as a form of control

00:49:41then you lose

00:49:42you sit around

00:49:44fighting your instincts

00:49:47saying nothing

00:49:48letting

00:49:50fools and the corrupt

00:49:51and possibly the immoral

00:49:53dominate the conversation

00:49:54feeling

00:49:56bullied

00:49:57controlled

00:49:57dominated

00:49:58subjugated

00:49:59giving up on your values

00:50:00so

00:50:02if you win

00:50:03and tell the truth

00:50:04then the people

00:50:05dedicated to lies

00:50:07and compliance

00:50:07get angry

00:50:08and upset

00:50:10and if you

00:50:12lie and falsify

00:50:13in order to

00:50:14quote get along

00:50:14and not cause trouble

00:50:15then you feel humiliated

00:50:17as you should be

00:50:17you are being humiliated

00:50:18you're abandoning the truth

00:50:19for the sake of

00:50:21neurotic

00:50:22conformity

00:50:22and avoiding

00:50:24upsetting those

00:50:26right

00:50:26you know the old saying

00:50:27if you want to

00:50:28offend a

00:50:29conservative lie to him

00:50:30if you want to

00:50:31offend a liberal

00:50:32tell her the truth

00:50:34I mean

00:50:34it's not

00:50:35quite that simple

00:50:36of course right

00:50:36but

00:50:37immoral people

00:50:38don't fear the truth

00:50:39immoral people

00:50:40hate the truth

00:50:40so you are

00:50:41surrendering

00:50:42that which

00:50:43spreads virtue

00:50:44in the world

00:50:44for that which

00:50:46subsidizes corruption

00:50:47in the world

00:50:47it's humiliating

00:50:48it's terrible

00:50:51you've got to

00:50:52put this diagram out

00:50:53who in my life

00:50:55is heavily invested

00:50:56in my success

00:50:57because we share

00:50:58the same values

00:50:59I want

00:51:01my listeners

00:51:02I want you guys

00:51:03to succeed

00:51:04and I get the emails

00:51:06of like

00:51:06hey man

00:51:07I got into philosophy

00:51:08I just got one

00:51:09yesterday

00:51:10I got into philosophy

00:51:11years ago

00:51:12and man

00:51:13you know

00:51:13my life turned around

00:51:14I'm now happily married

00:51:15I've got two kids

00:51:16I'm doing well in my career

00:51:17and it's like

00:51:20fantastic

00:51:21fantastic

00:51:22I want that

00:51:24and of course

00:51:25I've heard from people

00:51:27over the years

00:51:27who's like

00:51:28you know

00:51:28I hated your show

00:51:29for years

00:51:30you know

00:51:30I believed all the lies

00:51:31about you

00:51:32I hated

00:51:32what you were doing

00:51:33I thought you were this

00:51:34that and the other

00:51:35terrible guy

00:51:36terrible guy

00:51:37and you know

00:51:38I got further

00:51:39into drug addiction

00:51:40and I ended up

00:51:40in a terrible

00:51:42social circle

00:51:43where everyone

00:51:43was just bitter

00:51:44and negative

00:51:45and you know

00:51:46I barely got out

00:51:46and you know

00:51:47I'm sort of trying

00:51:47to rebuild my life

00:51:48and it's like

00:51:49no

00:51:50I don't want people

00:51:51to do that

00:51:51I don't want people

00:51:52to reject philosophy

00:51:53but if they do

00:51:54reject philosophy

00:51:56they have to have

00:51:57a bad time

00:52:01sorry

00:52:03it's like physics

00:52:04like

00:52:05it's like reality

00:52:08you know

00:52:08if somebody

00:52:10needs

00:52:102000 calories

00:52:11a day

00:52:12but they eat

00:52:135000 calories

00:52:14a day

00:52:15do we need them

00:52:16to gain weight

00:52:17yeah

00:52:18we kind of do

00:52:22because they're

00:52:22eating what

00:52:23two and a half

00:52:23times their

00:52:24calorie requirements

00:52:25right

00:52:25so if somebody

00:52:28needs 2000 calories

00:52:29eats 5000 calories

00:52:30and they don't

00:52:31gain any weight

00:52:35something's entirely

00:52:36wrong with the

00:52:36universe

00:52:36like physics

00:52:37doesn't make any sense

00:52:38energy

00:52:39biology

00:52:40nutrition

00:52:41none of it

00:52:42makes any sense

00:52:42now we have

00:52:43a physical

00:52:44impossibility

00:52:45which is eating

00:52:46way more calories

00:52:47than you burn

00:52:48and not gaining

00:52:49any weight

00:52:49that would be

00:52:49insane

00:52:51crazy

00:52:53so we kind of

00:52:54need people

00:52:55who massively

00:52:55overeat

00:52:56to gain weight

00:52:56otherwise reality

00:52:57doesn't make any

00:52:58sense

00:52:58and this is a show

00:53:00called secret eaters

00:53:01where people say

00:53:02yes this is how much

00:53:03I eat in a day

00:53:03I don't know what

00:53:04happens man

00:53:04I just can't lose

00:53:05the weight

00:53:06I'm dieting

00:53:07I'm doing the right

00:53:08things

00:53:08and they're just

00:53:09putting this stuff

00:53:09out there

00:53:10like physics

00:53:11no longer works

00:53:13right

00:53:14I have an effect

00:53:16without a cause

00:53:16I have a perpetual

00:53:18motion machine

00:53:19I eat only 1500

00:53:22calories and burn

00:53:232000 calories

00:53:24yet mysteriously

00:53:26cells pop in from

00:53:27another universe

00:53:28and I gain weight

00:53:29right

00:53:30it's an assault

00:53:30upon basic reality

00:53:31and of course

00:53:32every time they do

00:53:33this show

00:53:33they actually hire

00:53:34private investigators

00:53:35to follow people

00:53:36around and record

00:53:36what they eat

00:53:37and everyone's

00:53:38being a pick

00:53:39I mean they're

00:53:40just lying

00:53:41just lying

00:53:41I don't know

00:53:42I'm dieting man

00:53:43I keep gaining weight

00:53:44it's the weirdest thing

00:53:46you know

00:53:47it's uh

00:53:47it's weird

00:53:48you know

00:53:49like every

00:53:49every day

00:53:50I'm still susceptible

00:53:50to gravity

00:53:51it's weird man

00:53:52like I did a show

00:53:53I was yesterday

00:53:54or the day before

00:53:55oh the day before

00:53:55a guy

00:53:56some of the best

00:53:57questions I've ever

00:53:57received in my

00:53:58entire career

00:53:59just some

00:53:59listener booked a show

00:54:01and had some

00:54:01just fantastic questions

00:54:03and he said

00:54:04you know

00:54:04I mean think of gravity

00:54:05it's absurd

00:54:06it's like

00:54:06no it's really not

00:54:07it's not absurd

00:54:08because gravity is absurd

00:54:09compared to what

00:54:12and so

00:54:13if people are

00:54:15pickishly overeating

00:54:16they need to gain weight

00:54:18when they have to gain weight

00:54:19I don't want them

00:54:19to gain weight

00:54:20I don't want them

00:54:20to overeat

00:54:22but if they do overeat

00:54:23I need them to gain weight

00:54:24so that

00:54:26reality holds together

00:54:27rationality holds together

00:54:28cause and effect

00:54:29holds together

00:54:30so that the world

00:54:31is not an asylum

00:54:32not of people

00:54:32but of

00:54:34natural forces

00:54:41I mean

00:54:42if a woman

00:54:42gets pregnant

00:54:43I kind of

00:54:44need for her

00:54:45to have been

00:54:45impregnated by someone

00:54:46call me old fashioned

00:54:47well I guess

00:54:48really old fashioned

00:54:49is not so much

00:54:51so

00:54:51we need

00:54:52people to fail

00:54:53who have opposite values

00:54:55desperately

00:54:56need them to fail

00:54:56and are you surrounded

00:54:58by people like that

00:55:01any advice

00:55:02to unattractive

00:55:03but in shape men

00:55:05seeking

00:55:06a long term partner

00:55:07in today's dating market

00:55:08yeah

00:55:09you look smudge

00:55:10yeah

00:55:11you look smudge

00:55:12and as you age

00:55:13you have to lower your standards

00:55:15because your standards

00:55:16generally are declining

00:55:17I don't know

00:55:18if this is a male

00:55:19or a female

00:55:20I think it's a male

00:55:22Barney

00:55:22or a dinosaur

00:55:24one of the two

00:55:24so find another purple dinosaur

00:55:26and settle down

00:55:27who's got a similar

00:55:27hip to waist ratio

00:55:28and looks like a lima bean

00:55:29with fur

00:55:32why did Barney the dinosaur

00:55:33have fur

00:55:37it's a reptile

00:55:37not a mammal

00:55:39oh well

00:55:39we'll plumb that

00:55:40in another show

00:55:42so yeah

00:55:43you just have to

00:55:44you have

00:55:45you lower your standards

00:55:46until someone will

00:55:47will have you

00:55:49you lower your standards

00:55:50until someone will have you

00:55:51I mean if I said

00:55:52yes I will come

00:55:53and speak at your event

00:55:54but it's going to cost you

00:55:55a million dollars

00:55:56okay maybe if I was

00:55:57the band

00:55:58the Eagles in their prime

00:55:59you could get

00:56:00you know a couple of million bucks

00:56:01or whatever

00:56:02for some

00:56:02playing some private party

00:56:03but

00:56:06nobody's going to pay me

00:56:07a million dollars

00:56:08to come

00:56:08to come and speak

00:56:10at their event

00:56:10right

00:56:11so if I wanted to make a living

00:56:13as a public speaker

00:56:13I would have to lower

00:56:15my price

00:56:16until

00:56:17people hired me

00:56:20at certain points

00:56:21in my career

00:56:21I might have had to pay people

00:56:23please let me in

00:56:25but

00:56:27it's easy

00:56:28like you just

00:56:29you lower your standards

00:56:30until people say yes

00:56:31and that's a hard process

00:56:34how do I get paid

00:56:35a million dollars

00:56:36for

00:56:37watching

00:56:38Instagram reels

00:56:39well

00:56:40I guess

00:56:41you could apply

00:56:42for those jobs

00:56:42or you could try

00:56:43and get those jobs

00:56:44but

00:56:44I assume

00:56:45that those jobs

00:56:46exist for people

00:56:47like Markiplier

00:56:48who have

00:56:48you know

00:56:49billions of viewers

00:56:49or whatever it is

00:56:50right

00:56:52but if you want to get paid

00:56:53a million dollars a year

00:56:54for browsing

00:56:55Instagram reels

00:56:56you're going to have to

00:56:57change your expectations

00:56:58because that's not going to happen

00:57:00how do I date

00:57:01a supermodel

00:57:02well

00:57:04maybe if you move

00:57:05in those circles

00:57:05and maybe if you're

00:57:06full of excessive charisma

00:57:08or something

00:57:08like maybe a Billy Joel

00:57:09or something

00:57:11some anti-Christian nut job

00:57:12so

00:57:17you just

00:57:17you just lower

00:57:19it's hard

00:57:20right

00:57:20it's hard

00:57:21because we all feel

00:57:22magical and wonderful

00:57:22to ourselves

00:57:24but you have to

00:57:25lower expectations

00:57:27lower your standards

00:57:28until someone says yes

00:57:30I mean

00:57:31if you've got

00:57:31a tiny little condo

00:57:33and you want to

00:57:33sell it for 10 million dollars

00:57:35you're not going to

00:57:36find a buyer

00:57:36you have to

00:57:38lower your price

00:57:40until someone

00:57:40buys your condo

00:57:43that's just a fact

00:57:45and of course

00:57:45you know

00:57:46and the funny thing is too

00:57:47like you get used to

00:57:48your own looks

00:57:48in life

00:57:49because you look in the mirror

00:57:50all the time

00:57:51you shave

00:57:51or moisturize

00:57:52hope you moisturize

00:57:53so you get used to

00:57:54your own looks

00:57:55so you look a little

00:57:56you look a little bit

00:57:57less unusual to yourself

00:57:58every day

00:58:00but other people

00:58:01don't have your history

00:58:02of getting used to your looks

00:58:03so they look at you

00:58:04for the first time

00:58:05and so

00:58:06you will look

00:58:08usually

00:58:08you will look

00:58:09less attractive to strangers

00:58:10than you do to yourself

00:58:11in the mirror

00:58:12right

00:58:13and men don't

00:58:13have the makeup option

00:58:14or whatever

00:58:15I guess you can grow a beard

00:58:15or something

00:58:16but we have haircuts

00:58:17or our makeup

00:58:18right

00:58:19so

00:58:21you

00:58:23you know

00:58:23in person

00:58:24or in dating apps

00:58:25or wherever you're going

00:58:26to meet women

00:58:27you

00:58:28you do what everyone does

00:58:29and everyone has done

00:58:31all throughout history

00:58:32which is you start

00:58:33at the top

00:58:34and you work your way down

00:58:36until

00:58:39you get someone

00:58:39who will say

00:58:40yes

00:58:41when I was in high school

00:58:43junior high even

00:58:43I started

00:58:44I started at the very top

00:58:45right

00:58:46the it girl

00:58:47the top girl

00:58:47the girl

00:58:48that everybody wanted to date

00:58:49and I asked her out

00:58:50and she said no

00:58:50so then I went to the second tier

00:58:52this is how I know

00:58:52I was never a 10

00:58:53right

00:58:54so then I go to the second tier

00:58:55and the second tier

00:58:57they would go out with me

00:58:59in fact

00:59:00they seem quite eager

00:59:00to go out with me

00:59:02I mean

00:59:02I was

00:59:02I was on the swim team

00:59:04cross country team

00:59:04played tennis

00:59:05had a good tan

00:59:06beautiful blonde hair

00:59:07blue eyes

00:59:08square jaw

00:59:09I wasn't a 10

00:59:09I get that

00:59:10but you know

00:59:11I was definitely

00:59:12an 8 or a 9

00:59:13because I didn't know that

00:59:14because the 8 or the 9s

00:59:16went out with me

00:59:17but the 10s wouldn't

00:59:19totally fine

00:59:22and then I

00:59:23when I lost my hair

00:59:25it obviously went down

00:59:26it doesn't really matter now

00:59:27because most guys

00:59:28in their 60s

00:59:28have little hair left

00:59:29but

00:59:31so you just

00:59:33one of the great

00:59:35one of the great

00:59:39hidden talents

00:59:40powers

00:59:40and abilities

00:59:41in this life

00:59:41is just lower your standards

00:59:44and it's tough for women

00:59:45because women are all like

00:59:47don't surrender

00:59:47don't don't compromise

00:59:48you know

00:59:48if you hold out

00:59:49you'll get the very best

00:59:51no you won't

00:59:52you really won't

00:59:53you know

00:59:53I've got this

00:59:54this condo

00:59:54that's 550 square feet

00:59:56and I want 10 million dollars

00:59:57for it

00:59:57I'm gonna hold out

00:59:59I'm not gonna compromise

01:00:00I'm not gonna settle

01:00:01it's like then

01:00:01you're not gonna sell

01:00:02your apartment

01:00:03right

01:00:05you're not gonna sell

01:00:06your apartment

01:00:08you do

01:00:08you have to compromise

01:00:10I mean

01:00:11would I like

01:00:12I don't know

01:00:13a billion viewers

01:00:14of my live streams

01:00:15I don't know

01:00:16probably not actually

01:00:17come to think of it

01:00:19but

01:00:20I mean

01:00:21there were times

01:00:21when I was

01:00:23after I was deplatformed

01:00:24where I was live streaming

01:00:25to very few people

01:00:30especially after I gave up

01:00:31on politics

01:00:32or withdrew from politics

01:00:37if I wanted more

01:00:38watchers

01:00:39I would have gone back

01:00:40into politics

01:00:41but for a variety

01:00:42of reasons

01:00:42I didn't

01:00:43so

01:00:45it's a great

01:00:46secret superpower

01:00:47to lower your standards

01:00:48if I said

01:00:49well I'm not gonna

01:00:49live stream

01:00:50unless I get

01:00:51100,000

01:00:52simultaneous viewers

01:00:52I'm not gonna settle

01:00:54for anything less

01:00:54then I just don't

01:00:55live stream

01:00:58I just don't

01:00:58live stream

01:01:00I just don't

01:01:01live stream

01:01:06lower your standards

01:01:07it's amazing

01:01:08what lowering

01:01:09your standards

01:01:09can do

01:01:12lowering your standards

01:01:14can result

01:01:14in far

01:01:15better things

01:01:17so some guy

01:01:18who says

01:01:19well I'm only gonna

01:01:20date a 10

01:01:21let's say he's a 6

01:01:22right

01:01:22I'm only gonna

01:01:23date a 10

01:01:23well you just don't

01:01:24get to date

01:01:24you don't get to date

01:01:25at all

01:01:27in fact

01:01:28you end up

01:01:29with less

01:01:30because women

01:01:31who are looks

01:01:31matching to you

01:01:32you're a 6

01:01:33there are other

01:01:34women out there

01:01:34who are

01:01:376s

01:01:37and they see you

01:01:38going after the

01:01:3910s

01:01:40and they know

01:01:41that you're delusional

01:01:42and they also know

01:01:43that you're then

01:01:44gonna feel like

01:01:45you're bitterly

01:01:46and regretfully

01:01:47settling for a mere

01:01:496 or 7

01:01:50right

01:01:51and that

01:01:51you're gonna be

01:01:52discontented

01:01:52and all of that

01:01:53right

01:01:53so they don't

01:01:54want to date you

01:01:55so you can't

01:01:56get the 10s

01:01:56the 6s don't

01:01:57want to date you

01:01:57because they

01:01:58want to date

01:01:58other reasonable

01:01:596s who know

01:01:59that there are

01:02:006s

01:02:00so the 6s

01:02:01aren't gonna

01:02:01date you

01:02:02so then you

01:02:02have to go

01:02:03down to the

01:02:033s and the

01:02:044s

01:02:04so aiming

01:02:04too high

01:02:05you end up

01:02:05lower

01:02:06so compromise

01:02:08is not

01:02:08lower your

01:02:09standards and

01:02:09get less

01:02:11it's actually

01:02:12have realistic

01:02:12standards and

01:02:13get more

01:02:16if you go

01:02:16for a job

01:02:17delivering pizza

01:02:18and you say

01:02:19I demand

01:02:20a thousand

01:02:20dollars an

01:02:21hour

01:02:21you get

01:02:22nothing

01:02:25right

01:02:26it's

01:02:26I'm not

01:02:27saying lower

01:02:27your standards

01:02:27to get less

01:02:28that's not

01:02:29the argument

01:02:30that's not a

01:02:30real argument

01:02:32lower your

01:02:32standards to

01:02:33get more

01:02:34lower your

01:02:35standards to

01:02:35get more

01:02:37if you're a

01:02:376 and you

01:02:38looks match

01:02:39with a 6

01:02:39I mean I

01:02:40think my

01:02:40wife and I

01:02:41looks match

01:02:41right

01:02:42I think

01:02:44and if

01:02:45you are

01:02:46a 6

01:02:47and you go

01:02:47for 10

01:02:48you end up

01:02:48with a 3

01:02:49or a 4

01:02:50because you

01:02:50look crazy

01:02:51to the 6

01:02:52as they

01:02:52don't want

01:02:52to date

01:02:52you

01:02:54what I'm

01:02:54saying is

01:02:54compromise

01:02:55to get

01:02:55the most

01:02:55that you

01:02:56can get

01:02:57right

01:02:58if you're

01:02:58a 6

01:02:58and you

01:02:59work out

01:02:59or whatever

01:02:59and you

01:03:00have a

01:03:00decent job

01:03:01and you're

01:03:02a decent

01:03:02person

01:03:02a good

01:03:03person

01:03:03then you

01:03:04maybe get

01:03:04a 7

01:03:04maybe get

01:03:05maybe even

01:03:05get an 8

01:03:06but if you

01:03:07go for the

01:03:0710s

01:03:08you get

01:03:08a 3

01:03:08or 4

01:03:09if you

01:03:09go

01:03:10for looks

01:03:11matching

01:03:11if you lower

01:03:12your standards

01:03:12from the

01:03:1310s

01:03:13to the

01:03:139s

01:03:14to the

01:03:148s

01:03:14to the

01:03:147s

01:03:15you might

01:03:20so compromise

01:03:21is to get

01:03:22the most

01:03:22you can get

01:03:23lower your

01:03:24standards

01:03:24because

01:03:25your standards

01:03:26get you

01:03:26nothing

01:03:27you end up

01:03:28with nothing

01:03:30or much

01:03:31lower than

01:03:31you otherwise

01:03:32would have

01:03:32gotten

01:03:35I mean

01:03:35if you

01:03:36advertise

01:03:36a 500

01:03:37square foot

01:03:37condo

01:03:38at 10

01:03:38million

01:03:38dollars

01:03:38nobody's

01:03:39going to

01:03:39give you

01:03:39an offer

01:03:41nothing

01:03:41nobody's

01:03:42going to

01:03:42give you

01:03:42an offer

01:03:44and then

01:03:44if you're

01:03:44desperate

01:03:45you might

01:03:45have to

01:03:45just

01:03:45sell

01:03:46for

01:03:47$100,000

01:03:48or whatever

01:03:49you might

01:03:49sell

01:03:50because

01:03:50you're

01:03:50desperate

01:03:51whereas

01:03:52if you

01:03:52say

01:03:52let me

01:03:53do my

01:03:53market

01:03:54research

01:03:54I can

01:03:54probably

01:03:55get

01:03:56$140,000

01:03:57maybe

01:03:57$150,000

01:03:58for this

01:03:58place

01:04:00so I'm

01:04:00going to

01:04:01do my

01:04:01research

01:04:01I'm

01:04:01going to

01:04:02put it

01:04:02out

01:04:02at $160,000

01:04:03maybe I'll

01:04:03negotiate

01:04:04down to

01:04:04$140,000

01:04:05so you

01:04:05get $140,000

01:04:06but if

01:04:07you say

01:04:07$10,000,000

01:04:07nobody's

01:04:08going to

01:04:08want to

01:04:08deal with

01:04:09you

01:04:09at all

01:04:09because

01:04:09you're

01:04:09crazy

01:04:10and so

01:04:11you don't

01:04:11get

01:04:11anything

01:04:12and then

01:04:12eventually

01:04:12you have

01:04:12to panic

01:04:13sell

01:04:19in Dubai

01:04:20it's opening

01:04:20up or

01:04:20whatever

01:04:21so then

01:04:22you get

01:04:22$100,000

01:04:23so when

01:04:23I say

01:04:23lower your

01:04:24standards

01:04:24I'm not

01:04:25saying

01:04:25lower what

01:04:26you can

01:04:27get

01:04:27I'm saying

01:04:27maximize

01:04:28what you

01:04:29can get

01:04:29by lowering

01:04:30your standards

01:04:30because if

01:04:31your standards

01:04:31are too high

01:04:32you just

01:04:32look crazy

01:04:32and people

01:04:33don't want

01:04:33to deal

01:04:33with you

01:04:34and I

01:04:35say this

01:04:35myself

01:04:36having had

01:04:36crazy high

01:04:37standards

01:04:37in the past

01:04:37so I

01:04:38say this

01:04:38with all due

01:04:39humility

01:04:39and it

01:04:39went on

01:04:40for too

01:04:40long

01:04:42so when

01:04:42I say

01:04:43lower your

01:04:43standards

01:04:44so you

01:04:45can get

01:04:45the maximum

01:04:47benefit

01:04:47right

01:04:47I mean

01:04:48if you go

01:04:48into the gym

01:04:49and you

01:04:49say I

01:04:49immediately

01:04:50want to

01:04:50bench press

01:04:50400 pounds

01:04:51you're just

01:04:51going to

01:04:52injure yourself

01:04:52it's your

01:04:52first time

01:04:53in the gym

01:04:53you're just

01:04:53going to

01:04:53injure yourself

01:04:54I'm saying

01:04:55lower your

01:04:55standards

01:04:56so that you

01:04:57can actually

01:04:57lift your

01:04:58maximum weight

01:04:59over time

01:05:00right

01:05:02if you say

01:05:02well I've

01:05:03never run

01:05:03before

01:05:03and I'm

01:05:04going to

01:05:04join a

01:05:04marathon

01:05:04and sprint

01:05:05my way

01:05:05through it

01:05:06all you're

01:05:06going to

01:05:06do is

01:05:06get

01:05:07injured

01:05:07that's

01:05:08all you're

01:05:08going to

01:05:08do

01:05:10and I'm

01:05:11coughing up

01:05:11whatever

01:05:12innards

01:05:13you have

01:05:13but you're

01:05:13just going

01:05:14to get

01:05:15injured

01:05:16so I'm

01:05:17saying

01:05:17lower your

01:05:18standards

01:05:18hey I

01:05:18haven't

01:05:19exercised

01:05:19I've got

01:05:19to lower

01:05:19my

01:05:20standards

01:05:20I've got

01:05:20to build

01:05:21this up

01:05:21bit by

01:05:21bit

01:05:23lowering

01:05:23your

01:05:23standards

01:05:24is

01:05:25getting

01:05:26the

01:05:26absolute

01:05:27maximum

01:05:27that you

01:05:28can get

01:05:30standards

01:05:30too high

01:05:30lead you

01:05:31off a

01:05:31cliff

01:05:32and you

01:05:32end up

01:05:32with much

01:05:33less

01:05:34much less

01:05:35if you

01:05:35come in

01:05:35and say

01:05:36I will

01:05:36deliver

01:05:36pizza

01:05:37but I

01:05:38need a

01:05:38thousand

01:05:39dollars

01:05:39an hour

01:05:39to do

01:05:39it

01:05:40you're

01:05:40not

01:05:40going

01:05:40to

01:05:40get

01:05:40hired

01:05:40and then

01:05:41word's

01:05:41going

01:05:41to

01:05:41spread

01:05:41that

01:05:42you're

01:05:42crazy

01:05:43and

01:05:43entitled

01:05:43and

01:05:44demanding

01:05:44and then

01:05:45you're

01:05:46not

01:05:46going

01:05:46to

01:05:46get

01:05:46any

01:05:46job

01:05:46offers

01:05:47or

01:05:47if

01:05:47you

01:05:47do

01:05:47they're

01:05:47going

01:05:48to

01:05:48be

01:05:48lower

01:05:48than

01:05:48the

01:05:48pizza

01:05:48place

01:05:49because

01:05:49they have

01:05:49to take

01:05:50into

01:05:50account

01:05:50your

01:05:50craziness

01:05:51and

01:05:52lack

01:05:52of

01:05:53basic

01:05:53reality

01:05:54processing

01:05:54and your

01:05:54vanity

01:05:55and so

01:05:55on

01:05:55right

01:05:56so

01:05:57when I

01:05:57say

01:05:57lower

01:05:57your

01:05:58standards

01:05:58it's

01:05:59so

01:05:59that

01:05:59you

01:05:59can

01:05:59get

01:05:59maximum

01:06:00returns

01:06:02if

01:06:03you

01:06:03say

01:06:03well

01:06:03I'm

01:06:03not

01:06:03going

01:06:04to

01:06:04invest

01:06:11who

01:06:12are

01:06:12going

01:06:12to

01:06:12offer

01:06:12you

01:06:12that

01:06:12or

01:06:14people

01:06:14running

01:06:15frauds

01:06:15or

01:06:15Ponzi

01:06:15schemes

01:06:16so

01:06:16you

01:06:16get

01:06:16nothing

01:06:16you

01:06:17end

01:06:17up

01:06:17losing

01:06:17all

01:06:17your

01:06:18money

01:06:19right

01:06:19whereas

01:06:20if

01:06:20you

01:06:20say

01:06:20okay

01:06:21I

01:06:21need

01:06:22some

01:06:22reasonable

01:06:22rate

01:06:22of

01:06:22return

01:06:235

01:06:236

01:06:237

01:06:238

01:06:23whatever

01:06:24it's

01:06:24going

01:06:24to

01:06:24be

01:06:24right

01:06:25depending

01:06:25on

01:06:25your

01:06:25risk

01:06:25tolerance

01:06:26okay

01:06:26then

01:06:26you

01:06:26can

01:06:27right

01:06:27you

01:06:28can

01:06:28make

01:06:28your

01:06:28maximum

01:06:29if

01:06:29you

01:06:29lower

01:06:29your

01:06:29standards

01:06:30to

01:06:30something

01:06:30that

01:06:31is

01:06:31rational

01:06:42so

01:06:43if

01:06:44you

01:06:44want

01:06:44to

01:06:44settle

01:06:44down

01:06:45and

01:06:45get

01:06:45married

01:06:47the

01:06:47highest

01:06:47quality

01:06:48woman

01:06:48will

01:06:48show

01:06:49up

01:06:49when

01:06:49you

01:06:49lower

01:06:49your

01:06:50standards

01:06:51to

01:06:52that

01:06:52which

01:06:52is

01:06:52equal

01:06:53to

01:06:53you

01:06:54if

01:06:54you

01:06:54are

01:06:55let's

01:06:55say

01:06:55you

01:06:55got

01:06:55a

01:06:56funny

01:06:56looking

01:06:56face

01:06:56I

01:06:57sympathize

01:06:57I

01:06:57sympathize

01:06:58let's

01:06:59say

01:06:59you

01:06:59got

01:06:59a

01:06:59funny

01:06:59looking

01:06:59face

01:07:00then

01:07:00you

01:07:00probably

01:07:00can

01:07:01end

01:07:01up

01:07:01with

01:07:01a

01:07:01woman

01:07:01with

01:07:01a

01:07:01funny

01:07:02looking

01:07:02face

01:07:02but

01:07:03if

01:07:03you

01:07:03aim

01:07:03for

01:07:04the

01:07:04top

01:07:04tier

01:07:04women

01:07:06and

01:07:06you're

01:07:06half

01:07:07a

01:07:07Quasimodo

01:07:07then

01:07:08you

01:07:09don't

01:07:09even

01:07:09get

01:07:09Quasimodo

01:07:10at

01:07:10the

01:07:10end

01:07:10of

01:07:10the

01:07:10equation

01:07:11you

01:07:11end

01:07:11up

01:07:11with

01:07:11something

01:07:12the

01:07:12elephant

01:07:13man

01:07:13or

01:07:13something

01:07:13so

01:07:14sorry

01:07:14stretching

01:07:15my

01:07:15analogy

01:07:15is

01:07:15a

01:07:15little

01:07:15too

01:07:15far

01:07:16so

01:07:17I

01:07:17hope

01:07:17that

01:07:21a

01:07:21lower

01:07:22standards

01:07:24is

01:07:24understood

01:07:25someone

01:07:26says

01:07:26how do

01:07:26you

01:07:27overcome

01:07:27the

01:07:27propaganda

01:07:28women

01:07:28gobble

01:07:28up

01:07:28so

01:07:29strongly

01:07:30sorry

01:07:31why

01:07:31would

01:07:31you

01:07:31want

01:07:32to

01:07:32overcome

01:07:32propaganda

01:07:33so

01:07:34why

01:07:34would

01:07:34you

01:07:34want

01:07:34to

01:07:35date

01:07:35and

01:07:35marry

01:07:36an

01:07:36NPC

01:07:37if

01:07:37you

01:07:37date

01:07:37and

01:07:38marry

01:07:38an

01:07:38NPC

01:07:38she

01:07:39can

01:07:39never

01:07:39pair

01:07:40bond

01:07:40with

01:07:40you

01:07:40she

01:07:40can

01:07:40never

01:07:41commit

01:07:41to

01:07:41you

01:07:42because

01:07:42she

01:07:42doesn't

01:07:42fundamentally

01:07:43exist

01:07:43she's

01:07:43just

01:07:44a

01:07:45sort

01:07:45of

01:07:45giant

01:07:46container

01:07:46for

01:07:47other

01:07:47people's

01:07:47prior

01:07:48opinions

01:07:48and

01:07:48manipulations

01:07:49she's

01:07:49a

01:07:49hedonist

01:07:50NPCs

01:07:50are

01:07:51hedonists

01:07:51they

01:07:52say

01:07:53that

01:07:53which

01:07:53gets

01:07:53them

01:07:53praised

01:07:54and

01:07:54they

01:07:54refrain

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