Andrew Huberman

Yes.

But you still do it now about once a month?

Mm-hmm.

These are the people that say, you can't arrest me.

I'm a sovereign citizen.

Right to travel.

Right to travel.

Which they do have the right to travel, but you don't have the right to drive without a driver's license in all 50 states.

Are they out there testing the law or are they hoping that they'll get flagged and there'll be a video so they can promote the sovereign citizen thing?

Or are they just really into being sovereign citizens and living their lives?

We're about the same age.

So late 40s for you, 50 for me.

I was thinking about this in light of this concern versus influence exercise, which is, you know, they created these like 10 and 20 and 30 year high school reunion things.

I think for the reason that you have the choice to go back and learn about what people are doing and

who's still married, who's still alive, who's thriving or whatever.

Whatever the reason is, we have these things called reunions.

But with social media, there's this opportunity to be constantly aware of everybody you grew up with, them of you, people you knew five years ago in a job that you no longer think about.

I feel like that left column now has grown tremendously, regardless of somebody's age.

The opportunity to be aware of so many more things, not just distant in other countries and other other issues entirely, but like our past lives are very much like anchored to us now, unless we really

literally draw that line and sever from all that stuff.