Chase Hughes
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So it's the fastest pathway to identify risk, but it's also the fastest pathway for me to find out if I have a group of a hundred people here, who, who are the, where can I trust? Where can I invest trust the fastest way? So that's what it really is. It's the I don't know how the hell we got it. Oh, the E-meter. Yeah. So I've been obsessed with the E-meter.
Dude, I went on eBay so many times and tried to find them on eBay. You can't find them. Really? I think maybe Scientology buys them up. They probably do. But I do think L. Ron Hubbard was a genius. Hands down.
Dude, I went on eBay so many times and tried to find them on eBay. You can't find them. Really? I think maybe Scientology buys them up. They probably do. But I do think L. Ron Hubbard was a genius. Hands down.
Dude, I went on eBay so many times and tried to find them on eBay. You can't find them. Really? I think maybe Scientology buys them up. They probably do. But I do think L. Ron Hubbard was a genius. Hands down.
Yeah. So there's a lot of research out there that suggests he had a condition in his temporal lobe called hypergraphia.
Yeah. So there's a lot of research out there that suggests he had a condition in his temporal lobe called hypergraphia.
Yeah. So there's a lot of research out there that suggests he had a condition in his temporal lobe called hypergraphia.
So there's some research that says he most likely suffered from a condition called temporal lobe epilepsy, which produces a byproduct called hypergraphia, where it's this incessant, almost unsatisfiable need to write and continue writing. And Steve, you can probably bring that up. Just type in L. Ron Hubbard temporal lobe epilepsy. and it is a very compelling case.
So there's some research that says he most likely suffered from a condition called temporal lobe epilepsy, which produces a byproduct called hypergraphia, where it's this incessant, almost unsatisfiable need to write and continue writing. And Steve, you can probably bring that up. Just type in L. Ron Hubbard temporal lobe epilepsy. and it is a very compelling case.
So there's some research that says he most likely suffered from a condition called temporal lobe epilepsy, which produces a byproduct called hypergraphia, where it's this incessant, almost unsatisfiable need to write and continue writing. And Steve, you can probably bring that up. Just type in L. Ron Hubbard temporal lobe epilepsy. and it is a very compelling case.
So people with temporal lobe epilepsy, I am one of them. I have temporal lobe epilepsy. What is the function of the temporal lobe? Time and memory. Okay.
So people with temporal lobe epilepsy, I am one of them. I have temporal lobe epilepsy. What is the function of the temporal lobe? Time and memory. Okay.
So people with temporal lobe epilepsy, I am one of them. I have temporal lobe epilepsy. What is the function of the temporal lobe? Time and memory. Okay.
So that's where your hippocampus is down there. You've got a lot of crap going on down there. Oh, wow. I was at a point in my life where, where I was having nine seizures a day, which I know you wanted to even open this episode with that talk, and we didn't, I forgot. We were talking about this before we started, yeah.
So that's where your hippocampus is down there. You've got a lot of crap going on down there. Oh, wow. I was at a point in my life where, where I was having nine seizures a day, which I know you wanted to even open this episode with that talk, and we didn't, I forgot. We were talking about this before we started, yeah.
So that's where your hippocampus is down there. You've got a lot of crap going on down there. Oh, wow. I was at a point in my life where, where I was having nine seizures a day, which I know you wanted to even open this episode with that talk, and we didn't, I forgot. We were talking about this before we started, yeah.
But I was having temporal lobe seizures at nine times a day, and it is like, it is very, very adjacent to what you might experience on DMT, except scary, terrifying, and horror movie-esque. And they last about a minute. And your body just is like a rag doll. You're not shaking on the ground and doing crazy stuff. But it's like you have this weird access to another dimension for a time being.
But I was having temporal lobe seizures at nine times a day, and it is like, it is very, very adjacent to what you might experience on DMT, except scary, terrifying, and horror movie-esque. And they last about a minute. And your body just is like a rag doll. You're not shaking on the ground and doing crazy stuff. But it's like you have this weird access to another dimension for a time being.
But I was having temporal lobe seizures at nine times a day, and it is like, it is very, very adjacent to what you might experience on DMT, except scary, terrifying, and horror movie-esque. And they last about a minute. And your body just is like a rag doll. You're not shaking on the ground and doing crazy stuff. But it's like you have this weird access to another dimension for a time being.
And I know there's people out there that are suffering with temporal lobe epilepsy right now. And I was able to stop mine, like 100%. Stop. Zero seizures. Did it come out of nowhere? No, they think it's probably a result of genetic predisposition mixed with a bunch of deployments being around explosions and stuff like that. So getting a little tiny bit of a brain injury.