Ben van Kerkwyk

You know what I mean?

Yeah, yeah.

That seems like if that's how you're rocking it, you're still doing it the way we do it.

We have something thrusting you insanely fast through the cosmos.

Well, you have to hope that something is so evolved that it's gotten past war and it's gotten past the way we behave.

So we're hoping and assuming that Space Daddy.

Space Brothers.

Yeah, that Space Daddy, Space Brothers will be benevolent and wise beyond our imagination and that they will come here and want to take care of us and give us information and hook us up.

nature at some point the territorial primate instincts that we exhibit like hopefully one day because clearly we're on a pathway to that right we're clearly much kinder now yeah at least locally you know if you don't live in gaza

You know what I'm saying?

If you're in the middle of a war zone, you're like, what are you talking about?

This is as bad as it's ever been all throughout human history.

It's the same behavior exhibited over and over and over again.

What we want is aliens that are a million years more advanced.

We don't want aliens that are a thousand years more advanced.

Got it.

Because they might be just like us, but way better.

That's what we don't – right?

Because as soon as we start going into the – if we venture into the cosmos in 20 years, we're going to be the same animal, right?

We're not going to be significantly different unless we integrate with technology and remove the ego and all the – Yeah, mushrooms.