Chase Hughes

And the inverse of this, which I first heard from him, but then Naval reused, was human beings locally reverse entropy.

Locally reverse entropy, the entire universe aiming toward entropy, and we locally reverse it for a brief time.

Ultimately, the universe is going to win, right?

The battle is ours, but the war is always going to be theirs.

Yeah.

It's...

but i just love that i love that idea i love the idea that we locally reverse entropy that is really cool that is beautiful and it's i mean it's like somebody studying dmt and saying oh yeah it activates a receptor on your 5ht2a uh serotonin receptor like yeah yeah that's what's made our ancestors see the exact same thing for 4 500 years and that's what creates the entities you know

It's silly to think that we can really comprehend everything.

We can't even define or understand consciousness.

And we're like, oh, yeah, it's a receptor activator.

It's a receptor agonist.

And I just think there's way too much certainty about this stuff.

We need more scientists just finishing a few sentences with as far as we know.

If we just had that, a little bit more of as far as we know, I think science would advance a lot faster because it's dogmatic at this point.

I want to talk about the DMT stuff.

I feel like there's a million things to get into that we haven't, but let's bring this one into land here because this has been really, really fascinating.

What's this new show where you told your team if we don't get death threats within the first six months, we're not doing our job?

So I, uh, the origin of this is I took an Adderall one morning.

Great start to a day.

And, uh.