Aubrey Marcus

Only when you're really laughing, that's when things make sense.

But you can have both, both the deep anguish of all of the suffering and then the laughter of just the madness of it all and the beauty in all of it.

put together beautiful that's beautiful yeah i love it well i want to move so we'll we'll i want to just kind of maybe heartstorm here together and so we'll finish you know we'll finish with you reading your piece anything else that you're that you're thinking

Yeah.

Does that give you hope?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

yeah i i also have i also have a lot of faith you know i have a lot of faith that somehow it's it's like the star wars movies you know the rebel alliance they're they're up against an unbelievably difficult task and there's so many challenges that they face the empire has reached a state that's you know really in absolute domination and control and different

countries and nations have reached that state where Stalin's clamped down completely and then things have opened up and liberated.

Iran might be in that state now.

The whole planet's in these different states where it looks hopeless.

And then something else happens and it ultimately works out.

And I think that's going to be the trajectory it goes.

And it's not about...

just doing the mathematics and the algorithms about what the probabilities are, they're not accounting for the probability of God.

That's the missing part of the equation.

And I think there is a God's will, and I think God's will is to allow as much

different complexity and multiplicity of unique iterations of itself to exist as possible like like i think god god does care you know and i think that's uh that's an element of the abraxas version that is just yes yes it's all of that and there is a will and that will is i want to see if if all of these different fractals will find their way home and i want that

And I want to, I'll be there to help.