Alex Tarnava

We can

I love that.

Neither the mind nor body takes priority over the other.

It's not like you start the body and then go to the mind or vice versa.

You can choose and go whatever direction you want because they are equals.

And the middle or the end or the middle, however you want to call it, of each end, there are mirrored interludes at the end of the body and at the end of the mind that are very similar but from a different perspective.

And they are all about the purpose of strength or the weight of strength, as I call it.

And I believe that our society has perverted our perception of what it means to be strong.

Understatement.

So we evolved strength.

When we were, you know, hunter-gatherers and wandering tribes, and it was selected for.

You know, women wanted strength, and what did they want?

They wanted a man who'd rebel and take her and others with them and start a new tribe.

And that man had to protect everyone, the leader, right?

They had to be empathetic.

They had to care about the people that were coming with them.

Otherwise, who would follow them?

That's a good point.

You know, nobody would follow.

No.