Aubrey Marcus

Viral virtue.

Viral virtue.

Well, this has been an absolutely fascinating conversation.

And, you know, I know that, you know, people who are doing the research, they'll go and Google and I'll say, oh, the Cremonia documents are a fraud and the Kensington Runestone is a fraud and all of this.

Yeah.

And they've been saying that about everything in ancient history and all the receipts, more receipts come in.

And so just encouraging people who are listening to just keep your skepticism.

I think that's important, you know?

Think critically.

Think critically.

Exactly.

but also open your mind.

Open your mind to the new possibilities of who we are, where we are, and what is there to do.

I think the three most important questions in this life, who are you, where are you, and what is there to do?

Because we do have an ought.

There's something that we should do.

And are you doing that thing?

And if you are doing that thing, then, you know, as Crazy Horse and the Lakota Warriors would say, I'm ready for whatever's next.

Like, okay, let's go.

Let's die with full heart and full love, full of laughter.